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The Tribes of Elyria are the twelve major racial and geopolitical groups that make up the Children of Mann. Each is native to a particular biome or group of biomes, and has its own distinct culture and racial traits.[1]

There will be eight tribes on the starting continent at launch: Brudvir, Dras, Janoa, Neran, the Waerd, To'resk, Hrothi, Kypiq. Four additional playable tribes will be accessible after ocean travel is researched and their continents have been discovered: Yoru, Owem, Erishe, Mydarri.[2][3]

Identifying Categories

  • Biology: Physical appearance and state
  • Environment: The biome a tribe is usually found in.
  • History: Unique historical experiences for each tribe.
  • Culture: From a unique history brings a unique culture, like language and religion.
  • Sociology: Specific social conventions like professions, levels of government, and political advancement.
  • World Relations: Whether other tribes are friend or foe.[4]

Playable Tribes Lineup

The Tribes

Concept Art Name Biome Avg. Height Avg. Weight Build Description
Yoru (ListenIcon listen) Tundra 225 cm (7 ft. 4.5 in.) Large and tall
Brudvir concept art Brudvir (ListenIcon listen) Alpine Forest 189 cm (6 ft. 2.4 in.) 102.06 kg (225 lb.) to 113.4 kg (250 lb.) Muscular upper body[5]
Dras concept art Dras (ListenIcon listen) Swamp Wetland 195 cm (6 ft. 4.7 in.) 56.7 kg (125 lb.) to 68.04 kg (150 lb.) Slender with long limbs[6]
Janoa concept art Janoa (ListenIcon listen) Tropical Rainforest 190 cm (6 ft. 2.8 in.) 79.38 kg (175 lb.) to 90.72 kg (200 lb.) Long upper body and arms[7]
Owem (ListenIcon listen) Savannah 186 cm (6 ft. 1.2 in.) Tall and long-legged
Neran concept art Neran (ListenIcon listen) Grassland 174 cm (5 ft. 8.5 in.) 68.04 kg (150 lb.) Average[8]
Erishé (ListenIcon listen) Arid Desert 174 cm (5 ft. 8.5 in.) Average
The Waerd concept art The Waerd (ListenIcon listen) Semi-Arid Desert 170 cm (5 ft. 6.9 in.) 68.04 kg (150 lb.) Average[9]
Mydarri (ListenIcon listen) Saltwater Mangrove 174 cm (5 ft. 8.5 in.) 56.7 kg (125 lb.) to 68.04 kg (150 lb.) Average
To'resk concept art To'resk (ListenIcon listen) Freshwater Wetland 157 cm (5 ft. 1.8 in.) 56.7 kg (125 lb.) to 68.04 kg (150 lb.) Average[10]
Hrothi concept art Hrothi (ListenIcon listen) Mountain Steppe 146 cm (4 ft. 9.4 in.) 56.7 kg (125 lb.) to 68.04 kg (150 lb.) Short and bulky[11]
Kypiq concept art Kypiq (ListenIcon listen) Broadleaf Forest 122 cm (4 ft. 0 in.) 27.22 kg (60 lb.) Short and petite[12]

Relationships

File:Tribe Relationships.svg

A graph showing the general relationships (positive and negative) between the Tribes

The diagram to the left shows the general disposition between the twelve Tribes; tribes that are traditionally friendly or allied are connected with a green line, while tribes that are traditionally hostile or rivals are connected with a red line. Tribes with no predisposition towards or against each other are connected with a gray line.

References

  1. Vye, The Game Garden Grows 9 April, 2017
  2. Caspian, Tribes Q&A II 20 June, 2017
  3. Vye, What Seams to Be 29 June, 2017
  4. Caspian, A Tale of Twelve Tribes 31 May, 2017
  5. Caspian, Tribes: Brudvir 8 June, 2017
  6. Caspian, Tribes: Dras 18 June, 2017
  7. Caspian, Tribes: Janoa 18 June, 2017
  8. Caspian, Tribes: Neran 1 June, 2017
  9. Caspian, Tribes: The Waerd 10 July, 2017
  10. Caspian, Tribes: To'resk 9 July, 2017
  11. Caspian, Tribes: Hrothi 7 June, 2017
  12. Caspian, Tribes: Kypiq 17 June, 2017
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