[X] [RELATIONS] The Grand Gathering of your village and the five other villages within two weeks' travel away. Whether your village is currently trading or engaging in friendly raids with your neighbouring villages, during the week of the Great Gathering all feuds and disagreements are set aside, and the six villages meet to exchange goods, settle disputes, find marital partners, and feast.
[X] [REGION] A shepherd. Your ancestors had wisely settled on a land of rolling gentle hills. The hills provides your sheep with grass and sweet water, and your sheep provide your village with milk, meat and wool. You know how to treat the myriad diseases that sheep are afflicted with, how to find lost lamb through the nooks and crannies of the hills, how to drive off wolves with your sling, and how to work with your dogs to keep your sheep moving where they ought to be.
[X] [REGION] A hunter and tracker. Your ancestors had wisely settled in woodlands abundant in furred beasts and good lumber. You know how to move silently through dense undergrowth, to see the movements of animals in disturbed branches and hoof-marks on the ground, and to throw your javelins swiftly and surely towards throat, heart or tendon.
[X] [RELATIONS] The descent of the Great God's heralds to receive your village's paltry offerings and to grant a divine gift in return to the village. Though these heralds speak sacred words beyond your ability to comprehend, there is no doubt that beings such as them, standing head and shoulders above even the tallest in your village, clad in shiny hard coverings you have never found elsewhere, can only be the messengers of a powerful divinity. Two years ago, the Great God granted a knife far stronger and sharper than anything the village has ever seen, and last year your village was blessed with a set of clothing of a material softer than the finest down the birds of the air could produce.
[x] [REGION] A fisherperson. Your ancestors had wisely settled on the coast of a sheltered cove, where fish abounds and clams, mussels and oysters provide both food as well as shells for carving. Like your fellows, you are an expert swimmer, and adept at carving canoes out of logs as well as using those canoes on the waters. You know how to read the waters and the skies for signs of fish, and how to find your way back to your village after heading out of sight of land.
