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...responsibility over a [[Clan (group)|clan]] or a part of a [[Tribe (group)|tribe]]. Among primitive peoples, leaders describe those who through combat and

* [[Clan (group)|Clan]] * [[Nation (group)|Nation]]

...ower held by chiefs and chieftains over [[Clan (group)|clans]] or [[Tribe (group)|tribes]]. The choice of leader relates to the practice of sacred journeys ...culture; and to dedicate new monoliths to highly celebrated members of the tribe, which then become important to sacred journeys undertaken by distant settl

...tity)|chiefdoms]]. Chieftains answer to no one, though they will gather a group of trusted [[Sub-chief|sub-chiefs]] whom they will rely upon for advice and ...nal hierarchy that exists between them; each tribal chief speaks for their tribe and elects the best of their number to lead the chiefdom. In like manner,

...olders]] in scattered stone cottages, comprised as a large [[Tribe (group)|tribe]]. On large estates where much of the land hasn't been cultivated, there m ...ol may show up in the middle of the night to push the interlopers on; or a group of distrustful peasants may do so. However, a generous, forthright party,

...exists as a smaller, integral part of a larger society, such as a [[Tribe|tribe]], [[Chiefdom (entity)|chiefdom]], [[Nation|nation]] or [[List of Political ...of trouble. They do not engage in raiding, but will take part in [[Clan (group)#Tribes|tribal war parties]]. They are respected as the strongest pillar o

| behaviour = [[Clan (group)|clan]] .... monument erected east of [[Vosba-Limma]] on the shores of Lake Baykal, a group of ''Fifty Tribes'' emerged from the [[Kodar Mountains|Kodar Gate]] in a si

| behaviour = [[Clan (group)|clan]] ...], who are supported by 4-6 [[Leader|leaders]]. In former times, [[Tribe (group)|tribes]] were led by [[Warchief|warchiefs]] of tremendous knowledge and po

| behaviour = [[Clan (group)|clan]] ...northern fringe of [[The Gobi Desert|the Gobi Desert]], they are [[Tribe (group)|tribal]] and resentful of other peoples; but in vast regions they act as a

...group-felt religious fervor, serving to bind [[Clan (group)|clans]] and [[Tribe (social)|tribes]] together. ...sonal sacrifice, inspiring a culture of giving oneself for the good of the tribe.

| behaviour = [[Clan (group)|clan]] ...'3-6 attending jackals'''. Usually, only one jackalwere in an encountered group will make use of this, from choice; jackalwere do not want to be constantly

| behaviour = [[Clan (group)|clan]] [[Tribe (group)|Tribal]] groups of more than three clans are unheard of, except when under

...ower held by chiefs and chieftains over [[Clan (group)|clans]] or [[Tribe (group)|tribes]]. The choice of leader relates to the practice of sacred journeys ...culture; and to dedicate new monoliths to highly celebrated members of the tribe, which then become important to sacred journeys undertaken by distant settl

...Maps|game map]]. This circumstance has enabled the development of a tiny group settlement, a '''[[Thorp|thorp]]''', which is responsible for collecting ra ...with an agreed-upon head authority; most everyone will belong to a single tribe — or even, in the case of settlements of less than 150 persons, a single

...er when caring for their offspring. They hunt and attack any creature the group feels it can overcome, or succeed in breaking apart so as to chase down one ...r companions to action. Thus a [[Chieftain|chief]] in a primitive clan or tribe will usually have sufficient intelligence to thus lead their people.

...e Peloponnese, Thessaly, Megara and the Argolid. The most powerful Dorian tribe would settle in Lacedaemon and Laconia, where they would later become the S ...to surrendering and then slaughtered by Megacles of the Alcmaeonid [[Clan (group)|clan]]. In 621, Drako replaced the prevailing system of oral law and bloo

...mbling above, the character has allowed his or her self to fall into a bad group of people, who succeeded in depleting nearly all of the character's resourc ...ions. '''Druids''' are made a "member of the order," usually related to a tribe, plant or animal. '''Fighters''' are a "master-at-arms," even if they have