I was waiting for the God positions to fill, but I'll have an in depth overview on how Human nations work up later tonight.
Currently the people who worship you are known as the Kish, they are separated into multiple tribal groups, and while knowing basic agriculture are still nomadic.
If you'd like to play as one of them I'll need a tribal name in English, for example The Wolf Tribe, The Burning Stone Tribe, or The Black Hood Tribe, and a name in the native Kish language. That name could be any suitable fantasy name you can think of, The Urzi, The Tellamo, and so on.
From there I'll need a basic description of the tribal culture. Is it warlike? Are they traders? Herdsmen? Diplomats?
Then I'll need to know which of the player Gods you worship, all of them? One of them?
After that I'll give you population numbers and nation stats, and let you pick your starting location on the map.
Thanks, I tried to make a application, so I look forward to hear what you think.
The Dantibo, aka The Black Hound Tribe
The Black Hound Tribe's name comes from the straightforward fact that the tribe values its kinship with dogs. It is said that the tribe was founded by the first people to domesticate wolfs. The tribe's dogs are used in many ways, as hunting partners, to help handling the tribe's herds and for combat.
Most matters are handled by the council of tribal elders but matters of war is handled by the warriors who chooses a war chief amongst themselves.
The Tribe values loyalty and communal bonds rather than personal ambition. This reflect their preference for seeking friendship with other tribes, though if anyone threatens the tribe or anyone the tribe considers to be a friend, then they can be counted on to respond with force rather than honeyed words.
Worship:
The tribe has a rather mixed group of gods, that they worship. Chief amongst them are Fovos, The Fear That Guides, the Twin Goddess, Thana and Hella, and Rhaundeth, the Queen of Forests.
The worship of Fovos is tightly connected to the teaching of the tribe's youth, since the tribe must ensure that they learn of the dangers of the world and how to avoid them. This affects all paths of the tribe's way of life, from the hunters knowing how to properly handle predatory animals, to the gatherers knowing which plants are poisoned and which is not. Even the council of elders tend to call upon Fovos at the start of their meeting in the hope that he will guide them on the proper path.
Of the Twin Goddess, it is Hella, that is preferred, since she is the one to bring joy. Hella is called upon for the health of the tribe's animals, especially its dogs, and for the health of its people, while her sister Thana is called upon for the protection of the souls of the dead and for the protection of the living, that her monsters may walk past them.
The tribe depend in quite a few different ways upon the forests, and therefore many people seek the favor and protection of Rhaundeth, the Queen of Forests, so that may travel in safety and have success in their venture, which may been all from a hunt to the seeking of the right plant.
The lesser gods in the tribe is Lilith, the Goddess of fertility, Scrios, the Bringer of Battle, Spark, the Thunder in the Night, Sapienza, the Knowledge Keeper, and Silicrilia, the Bearer of the metals and jewels.
The worship of Lilith is rather new to the tribe, which it learned from the same people, who told them the basis of agriculture. It is therefore that she is primarily worshiped as a harvest goddess, while she has yet to be truly understood as the Lady of Death, except in the sense of bad harvests.
The tribe feels conflicted about Scrios, they despise his fickleness, yet its warriors all seek his blessing before battle in the hope of victory, even if he instead might decide to instead grant them dead.
The goddess Spark fills a weird place in the tribe, some asks what a goddess of cats is supposed to do for the Black Hound Tribe, some answers that she is a goddess of hunting, yet few hunters call upon her, other says she protects the homes of the tribe, which the elders is unsure of. Lastly, some say she is the goddess of enjoying life's pleasures and it is here Sparks worshippers is truly found.
There is only a few true worshipers of Sapineza in the tribe, yet they are hold in great esteem. This come from the fact, that they are the tribe's storytellers, whom tell of the tribe's accomplishments and of its great heroes.
The few workers of metal and some of the tribe's craftsmen tends to worship Silicrilia, the Bearer of the metal and jewels. They worship her with the same passion as any of the most worshipped gods in the tribe, but they are to few for her to have as much influence in the tribe as the others.
