Boek

Boek

Primary Culture

Boek

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Religion

Dobondotist

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Traditions
+100% Army Tradition From Battles
+10% Infantry Combat Ability

Door to the TribeThe Bo tribe is a federation, formed of 3 tribes each of which represent the three greatest aspects of the Boek people. The Kaparn tribe is the first, and by far the smallest, of the three tribes that make up our federation. Like many Boek they have great interesting in outsiders and are welcoming toward visitors. Thanks to this the Kaparn are experts at managing trade between the tribes our federation and dealing with any visitors.
+10% Domestic Trade Power

Stand Against DeathThe second of our tribes, the Lenef, contain the majority of the Bo tribe's braves. They are a force to be reckoned with and are responsible for fighting the dealt cultists from the south and any other intruders who would harm our tribe and its people. The Boek are known for their bravery and many aspire to be like the Braves of the Lenef whose job it is to fight off the Cheshoshi to the south, performing great feats of daring and bravery to prove themselves. However, only the Lenef truly live up to this aspect of the Boek, for they alone know the truth that there is more to war than mere bravery.
+5% Discipline

Reunite the BoThe name Boek, is one of deep meaning to our people, consisting of two words ‘Ek', meaning 'people of' or 'tribe' and ‘Bo'. To an outsider bravery would seem to be the defining trait of Boek people, and it is a common misconception that the word ‘Bo' means warrior. The Sadih know this is not the case.\n\nIt is said that long ago, before the people of the Boek arrived in this land, they were united as a single tribe under a female chieftain named Imar'el. They lived as one and their bond was unbreakable.\n\nWhile it may seem that time has broken this bond, the Sadih have proven this not to be the case. With skilled diplomacy they were able to re-kindle our lost kinship, uniting our disparate tribes into a single entity. It is for this reason that, of all the tribes of the Trollsbay, only we may claim the mantle of the Boek; for ‘Bo' does not mean warrior. ‘Bo' means brother.
+25% Native Assimilation
-10% Stability Cost Modifier

The ShokilsRecently the shores of the Trollsbay have been settled by strange people from across the seas. They settle along the coasts and mostly keep to themselves, with the exception of a few visitors who we have taken to calling the Shokils, meaning 'smalls', due to their small size. They are expert farmers and many of their people often visit our tribe in and teach us new farming techniques in exchange for our assistance for protection against the Cheshoshi.
+10% National Tax Modifier

Forays into the RuinsThere are few tribes amongst the tribes of the Trollsbay who know the lands of Noruin as well as us, having spent many decades in battle with the Cheshoshi we know all there is to know about their lands and their people. However, even amongst the Bo tribe one stands above all: Evn'do.\n\nFamous for his expeditions into the Cheshoshi territories, having pushed them out of the Eastern coastline of the Trollsbay, Evn'do was a renowned adventurer and warrior amongst the Boek. However, his expeditions against the Cheshoshi pale in comparison to his exploits later in life.\n\nIn 1584 an elf named Torrieth passed through our tribe with a small expedition they were seeking the centre of an ancient civilization that they claimed had once ruled over this continent. They sought to hire a guide from our tribe and, naturally, Evn'do volunteered.\n\nEvn'do returned 2 years later and brought with him both great treasures and great tales inspiring a new generation of adventurers in our tribe who go out in search of ancient treasures.
+1 Land Leader Manoeuvre
yes Allows recruitment of explorers & conquistadors

The DobondotimvebDotimveb is the name of any sacred building where a Boek tribe keeps their magically-charged totem poles or 'Dobondotim'. For most tribes, the Dotimveb takes the form of a small hut built on the outer limits of the tribe, however, within our borders sits the most magnificient of these structures: the Dobondotimveb. Built by our ancestors' ancestors, it has been used for storing dotim for millennia and it contains hundreds of them. How the ancients were capable of building such a magnificent structure is a mystery, but one thing is clear: the Dobondotimveb is our history, and we must preserve it.
+2 Tolerance of the True Faith

The Eternal KingdomIt was once said that the Boek would fall.\n\nThe Boek stand tall and the Western Trollsbay prospers under the benevolent rule of their monarch. The Kingdom of the Boek will never fall, for who could best those who defeated death itself?
+15% Morale of Armies

Ambition
+1 Yearly Prestige

History

TBD

Strategy

TBD