Sad Tribal Wolf (WIFWOLF)
~300 words \>have tribal anthro gf \>an attack against a neighboring tribe is planned for tomorrow \>spend the night devouring a mighty feast as ceremonial war chants and dances are played out around a massive bonfire \>when the night is finished
The Lead Crown, Ch 6.6 Malcom
"why would the tribals be afraid of missionaries?" dr.
The Tribes had Always Warred Chapter 1: War in the North
The tribes had always warred, from when the gods created them so long ago to now. For most Vulfan this was simply the way it was, and none of the men in the tribe questioned the traditions. Though, this year's wartime was different, it was not the...
The Lead Crown, Ch 6.6 Noriene
To him that neither tribal liked the idea.
The Lead Crown, Ch 9.6, Noriene
The dragon nodded, accepting the bear's tribal-tongue well-wishes and responded in lehsunian. "i know, enarork. i will."
Pushing Forward, New Clues
"is this.....a tribal village?" exile asked curiously. the area inside the wall consisted of wooden huts made out bamboo and various types of trees, exactly what you might see in a tribal village.
Splintered Light, Chapter 6.3: Oani Hama
As with the rest of ch 6, all will be from ash-moon's viewpoint and all will be in the tribal folk tongue. and here is what was selected:anache u' tonn (... but not all opportunities should be taken.)
[Commission] Going Home
Turning to the punching bag, the tribal raised his arms into a defensive stance, and started bobbing and weaving, practicing his dodges and blocks.
Splintered Light, Chapter 4.4: Farewells and Salutations
Max didn't have a full working understanding of the tribal tongue but, having spent the first part of his life in vallara it was impossible not to pick up a little with his home town so close to the tribal lands.
Tribal (1 of 5)
Mirrk couldn't see. He didn't know where he was, how he had gotten to his current location, or anything else about it for that matter. Instead, all that he knew was that he could neither see nor move. The last real memory that he had was walking...
Natural Habitat Interviews 1: Lightfoot
James lipton: you weren't born on tribal ground. lightfoot: no, i was born in san francisco, grew up there. loved it.
Growing Bonds
Even though there were huts that made up the tribal village, it still felt as if he was living in the naked wilderness. he reached the first huts and noticed that only a few villagers were outside.