RPG Wolf Clan

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White Fang – The Snow Wolves Location: The Ice Mountains and the northern tundra. Traits: Tall, sturdy, with white or light gray fur. Resistant to extreme cold. Culture: They value honor, wisdom, and loyalty. They dress in thick animal skins and use weapons made of bone, stone, and cold-forged metal.

Black Claw – The Wolves of the Jungle Location: The dense, humid jungles of the southwest. Traits: Muscular, dark or mottled fur, with longer claws. Agile and stealthy. Culture: A tribe of furtive hunters and warriors. They live in hierarchical clans and worship the spirits of their ancestors and beasts.

Amber Wind – The Prairie Wolves Location: The great plains and golden hills of the east. Traits: Athletic, with golden, reddish, or light brown fur. They are fast and resilient. Culture: Nomads who follow the stars and the wind. They are storytellers, explorers, and messengers.

Black Tide – The Wolves of the Coasts Location: The rugged coasts and cliffs of the west. Traits: Dark fur with blue or silver tinges. They have intense eyes and aquatic abilities. Culture: Fishermen and sailors. They worship the moon and the tides.

White Fang (Northern Tribe, Ice Mountains) Specialties: Extreme resistance to cold and fatigue Tracking footprints in snow with precision Construction and defense of fortresses in rocky and snowy areas Combat with heavy weapons, shields and thick armor Group defense tactics and disciplined hand-to-hand combat

Black Claw (Jungle Tribe, Kotha Jungle) Specialties: Absolute stealth among the undergrowth and trees Ambushes and lightning attacks from heights or hiding places Knowledge of plants, poisons and natural cures Fast movement on difficult and wet terrain Use of light weapons such as daggers, short spears and traps

Amber Wind (Prairie Tribe, Orok) Specialties: Superior speed and agility in the open field Communication and coordination at a distance with visual or auditory signals Use of long spears and mounted bows Breeding and control of large animals (elk, bison) Tactical organization

Black Tide (Coastal Tribe, Tiraval) Specialties: Swimming and water combat Coastal navigation, fishing and boat building Use of nets, harpoons and heavy polearms Pain resistance and rigorous physical training Simple engineering for coastal traps or mechanisms

Skarv Mountains (White Fang) Location: North of the valley. Terrain: Rocky mountains, eternal snows, deep caves and narrow passes. Climate: Extreme cold, constant snowfall, icy winds. Flora: Twisted pines, lichens and mosses. Fauna: Wild sheep, polar bears, arctic foxes, birds of prey. Main Settlement: A fortress carved into the icy rock, with watchtowers and forges that work the mountain metal.

Kotha Jungle (Black Claw) Location: West of the valley. Terrain: Dense, humid and dangerous jungle, full of vines, tall trees and swamps. Climate: Warm, rainy and foggy. Flora: Giant trees, ferns, vines, luminescent mushrooms (not magical), small carnivorous plants. Fauna: Snakes, jaguars, giant insects, frogs, multicolored birds, wild boars. Main Settlement: A village camouflaged among the treetops, connected by rope bridges and hidden in the fog.

Orok Grasslands (Amber Wind) Location: Center of the valley. Terrain: Rolling plains, gentle hills, grasslands and crystal-clear rivers. Climate: Temperate, with marked seasons. Flora: Tall grasses, wildflowers, shrubs, isolated trees such as oaks and holm oaks. Fauna: Buffalo, deer, hawks, rabbits, field foxes, elk, bees. Main Settlement: Mobile camp with leather tents and removable structures. Moves with the seasons.

Tiraval Coast (Black Tide) Location: South of the valley, facing the open sea. Terrain: Rocky beaches, cliffs, dunes and coastal villages. Climate: Windy, humid, with frequent storms. Flora: Salt grasses, coastal pines, seaweed, wind-resistant scrub. Fauna: Sea lions, seagulls, crabs, large fish, seals, coastal sharks, dolphins. Main Settlement: Fortified cliffside village with naval structures and stone docks.

Tribes of the Eastern Gorges Area: Deep ravines and rocky canyons in the east. Skills: Expert rock climbers and acrobats. Hunters with sharp vision and precise aim from heights. They live in natural caves or in hanging shelters between the canyon walls. They make tools from carved stone, rope and bone.

Wandering Tribes of the Dry Forest Area: Withered and broken forest, among the western hills. Skills: Expert trackers. Accustomed to hostile environments, with a high tolerance to hunger and thirst. They dress in fur and natural camouflage. They know poisons and rudimentary traps. Some communicate with crows and other forest birds.

Tribes of the High Dunes Area: Sandy and rocky extension to the south, between the coast and the meadow. Skills: High resistance to heat and dehydration. They run long distances on difficult terrain. Ambush hunters from rocky heights. They master the creation of buried or semi-hidden shelters. Use of spears and javelins for hunting or defense.

Tribes of the Inner Mist Area: Swampy area between the jungle and the river, permanently covered in fog. Skills: They move in swampy environments as if they were dry ground. • Their senses (hearing and smell) are extremely developed. Able to disappear into the fog in seconds. They use short knives and nets with great skill.

Gathering Tribes of the Lakeside Area: Around the large central lake, between the meadow and the forests. Skills: Experts in harvesting fruits, roots, and river fishing. Great swimmers and raft builders. Peaceful, but defensive if threatened. Excellent artisans: they create bowls, nets, utensils and fabrics with natural fibers.

Each tribe has different needs, so the value of goods varies depending on the region and season.

Common goods of exchange (accepted by all tribes): Preserved foods: dried meat, smoked fish, honey, nuts. Very valuable in cold regions or during winter. Well-made tools: knives, spears, arrowheads, fishhooks, nets, braided ropes. Skins and worked leather: used for shelter, armor or trade. Salt and preservative herbs: essential for preserving food. Fire (portable braziers or fire stones): In colder areas, this may be more valuable than a gun.

Valuable goods according to region: White Fang (Mountains): They trade minerals, metals and forged weapons for food or thick furs. They highly value animal fat and cured wood, which are difficult to obtain in their territory.

Black Claw (Jungle): They offer medicinal plants, poisons, exotic wood, rare feathers. They look for tools that are resistant to wet weather or clothing that is treated against insects.

Amber Wind (Prairie): They provide fresh meat, wool, leather, hunting products and saddles. They trade for salt, refined weapons, metal objects or food preservation.

Oil Spill (Coast): They offer dried fish, salt, pearls, rare shells, seal oil. They value wood for boat repairs, waterproof skins, and sharp tools.

Objects of high symbolic or ritual value (rare coin type): Teeth of large beasts (marked with symbols): used as tribute, trophy or honorary payment. Necklaces of bone or polished stone: may indicate rank or be used as a dowry. Tribal markings on objects (tools, weapons, containers): the more recognized the tribe of origin, the greater its value. Braided cords with unique colors or patterns: used as a record of pacts or debts.

Used throughout the Ulkanar Valley to measure the value of a good or service. It is not a physical object, but a concept of exchange. Some tribes mark actual tusks (of prey or beast) as a ceremonial form, but the value does not depend on the literal tusk. Merchants or elders are often responsible for arbitrating more complex exchanges.

Examples of use: A member of Amber Wind wants a reinforced spear from the White Fang smiths. The smith values ​​the spear at 4 Fangs, so the visitor offers: 2 treated skins (3 Tusks each) And you also receive a simple knife as part of the exchange.

A young Black Talon trades a vial of snake venom (4 Fangs) for: 1 braided rope (2 Tusks) 1 small fishing net (2 Tusks)

A Black Tide sailor seeks winter lodging in White Fang. He offers: 1 armful of wood 1 jar of seal oil 1 serving of dried fish (Approximate Total: 6-7 Tusks)

General Equivalents (Value of 1 Tusk):

1 serving of dried meat or cured fish = 1 Fang 1 simple stone or bone knife = 2 Tusks 1 medium treated hide (as a coat) = 3 Tusks 1 strong rope or small net = 2 Tusks 1 handful of salt or preserving spices = 2 Fangs 1 medium quality spear = 4 Tusks 1 rare medicinal plant = 3 to 5 Fangs 1 handmade or decorative pendant = 1 Tusk 1 armful of dry wood in White Fang = 3 Fangs 1 small jar of oil or animal fat = 2 Tusks 1 Marked Beast Tooth = Fangs (High Bolic Value)

High Leader / Clan Chief Possible names: Alpha, Warlord, Old Back, Guardian. He represents and guides the entire tribe. He may have been chosen by inheritance, a council vote, or through merit in combat. Makes key decisions, leads rituals, and represents the tribe to others.

Council of Ancestors / Wise Men Composed of the oldest or most experienced members. They advise the leader and maintain oral tradition, clan history, laws and pacts. In some tribes, they have almost as much power as the leader.

Fighter/War Commanders They command squadrons of exploration, defense or war. In clans like Black Claw or White Fang, they are key figures. They answer directly to the leader or the council.

Custodians / Trade Teachers Those in charge of vital trades: blacksmithing, healing, tracking, construction, fishing, etc. They train apprentices and organize the production and distribution of resources.

Warriors / Hunters / Navigators The strength base of each clan. They protect the territory, hunt, explore or carry out missions. They are respected, but they must follow their superiors.

Apprentices Young people or newcomers without a defined role. They learn trades, train in combat, or serve their elders. They can specialize over time and rank up.

Outsiders / Exiles / Accepted They do not belong to the clan by birth. Sometimes tolerated for their abilities, other times watched or rejected.

Notes by tribe: White Fang: Highly structured, with an emphasis on merit and strength. Advice carries great weight. Black Claw: Hierarchy based on physical dominance and survival. The strongest leads, but can be challenged. Amber Wind: More communal, the leader is elected by council vote. The wise men are highly respected. Black Tide: Flexible structure. Experienced sailors are temporary leaders depending on the situation (hunting, storm, trade).

In the valley tribes, these terms are not linked to sexual dominance or pre-established roles, but rather to social and spiritual responsibilities within the community.

Alphas The title of "Alpha" is given to clan leaders or pillars of an extended family. They are not always the physically strongest, but they are those who have demonstrated wisdom, courage, vision, or leadership skills. Within families, an Alpha may be the elder who holds his family together, or the mother/leader who has guided generations. The title is honorary and functional, not hereditary by default (although it can remain in the family if earned through merit). In military or hunting contexts, it can also be applied to someone who commands an expedition.

"Not all alphas are born with sharp claws. Some forge them through difficult decisions."

Omegas Far from being the “last link,” Omegas are considered the guardians of the group’s knowledge and emotional balance. They are usually herbalists, caregivers, storytellers, scribes, diplomats or breeders. In many tribes, their ability to hold the community together, resolve disputes, or sustain the oral memory of generations is valued. Many are not combatants, but their word carries as much weight as that of an Alpha on the council. In clans like Amber Wind or Black Tide, some Omegas also lead key functions in trade or diplomacy.

"A wolf without history is a lost wolf. That's why no clan survives without its omegas."

White Fang (Snow Tribe) Location: Snowy regions of the north. Climate: Constantly cold, with small thaws in spring. Cycle: Their heat is shorter but intense, and occurs during the short spring thaw (thaw month). Due to the extreme cold, its fertility is concentrated in a single period of the year, and it is a deeply ceremonial time. Unions are usually monogamous and long-lasting, with a focus on survival.

Black Claw (Jungle Tribe) Location: Humid forests of the southwest. Climate: Tropical, frequent rains and marked seasons. Cycle: They have two cycles a year, during the dry seasons: one in early spring and another in autumn. In this tribe, mating is more active and competitive, with dances, challenges, and courtship rituals. Fertility is abundant, and temporary unions are often formed, although not always.

Amber Wind (Prairie Tribe) Location: Temperate and open plains. Climate: Seasonal, with marked seasons. Cycle: Their mating season occurs in mid-spring and extends throughout the summer. It is the most balanced tribe in terms of emotion and reason during this time. Unions are often governed by family agreements and symbolic value, but bonds of sincere affection also occur.

Black Tide (Sea Tribe) Location: Rocky coasts and humid regions near the sea. Climate: Warm-humid, influenced by tides and mists. Cycle: Its cycle is guided by the tides and lunar phases, and occurs in late summer. It is an emotional and passionate cycle, full of marine symbolism, offerings and nocturnal celebrations. Relationships can be fleeting or deep, and often the bonds are defined after the cycle.

White Fang vs Amber Wind Reason for conflict: Opposing philosophies. White Fang values ​​discipline, order, tradition, and self-sufficiency. Amber Wind is more diplomatic, open to negotiations, trade and agreements with other tribes. For White Fang, the prairie wolves are too soft, fickle, and unprincipled. Amber Wind, for his part, sees White Fang as closed-minded, old-fashioned, and arrogant, incapable of adapting.

Black Claw vs. Black Tide Reason for the conflict: Territory and historical mistrust. In the past, members of Marea Negra sailed rivers into the jungle to collect wood and minerals without permission. Black Claw considers them silent thieves, and views them with suspicion. In turn, Marea Negra believes that Garra Negra is territorial to the point of absurdity, and that they are exaggerating what happened.

White Fang vs. Black Tide Reason for conflict: Traditions vs. open customs. White Fang is conservative. Black Tide is more liberal in its unions, beliefs, and rituals. The Snowy tribe considers them decadent, strange and superstitious. Black Tide mocks the northern rigid honor, considering it a mask of fear of change.

Amber Wind vs Black Claw Reason for conflict: Trade vs. conservation. Amber Wind trades heavily in natural resources. Black Claw protects its territories and does not welcome the felling of trees or the alteration of animal routes. There is a tension between the need for expansion and preservation.

The world of Ulkanar is at a cultural and technological stage that could be compared to an early medieval period, though unique in its own way. There are no firearms or advanced or modern technology. Life revolves around nature, tradition, survival, and clan ties. Each tribe has developed tools, structures, and customs that adapt to its environment, and their knowledge is passed down through generations.

Key Aspects of the Period:

Technology and Tools Tools made of carved stone, bone, wood, leather, with base metals such as bronze or rudimentary wrought iron are used. Common weapons include spears, axes, knives, clubs, slings, bows and arrows. There are no complex mechanisms or advanced engineering. Crafts (blacksmiths, tanners, carvers) are highly respected and essential in each tribe.

Construction and Housing The structures are made of natural materials: wood, stone, clay, leather and plant fibers. Each clan adapts its architecture to the environment: caves in cold areas, elevated huts in jungles, earth houses in grasslands, and shelters carved into rock near the sea.

Transportation and Movement There are no vehicles or wheels. Travel is on foot or with native pack animals (such as elk, four-legged animals, or domesticated creatures). The sea and rivers are navigated with canoes or simple rafts built by the Black Tide tribe.

Society and Culture Knowledge is transmitted orally or in writing on handwritten sheets of paper. Tribes operate in communal systems, with defined hierarchies, and strong ties between family, work, and territory.

The inhabitants of Ulkanar are anthropomorphic wolves, that is, bipeds with robust bodies and distinctly lupine features: snouts, pointy ears, tails, fur, and claws. They walk upright on their hind legs, with an athletic build adapted to their environment.

Average height: • Minimum: 1.80 meters. • Maximum: 2.30 meters (some exceptional specimens). • Overall average: 1.95 - 2.10 meters. They have functional hands (with retractable claws in some cases), defined muscles, and expressive gazes. Their fur varies in texture, length, and color depending on the clan, and many decorate their bodies with tribal paint, fangs, feathers, fur, or handmade accessories.

White Fang - Snow Wolves Coat: Thick, double-coated to resist the cold. Predominant colors: white, silver gray, pale blue, or charcoal black. Features: Longer snouts, small ears close to the skull to retain heat. Characteristics: Their gait is firm and quiet, adapted to the snow. Many have scars from training or hunting.

Black Claw – Wolves of the Jungle Coat: Short and dense. Dark colors such as brown, moss gray, black, or reddish. Traits: Agile, with athletic bodies. Large, expressive eyes, perfect for the dim light. Particularities: Strong and flexible limbs, agile movements like felines.

Amber Wind – Prairie Wolves Coat: Medium-long, light and in warm tones: beige, gold, light brown, reddish, light grey. Features: Noble faces, erect ears, long and fluffy tail. Characteristics: Upright posture, always alert gaze. They appear more open and approachable.

Black Tide – Sea Wolves Coat: Short and oiled, adapted to humidity. Colors: dark gray, black, petrol blue, salt white. Traits: Strong and sturdy bodies, large legs, good balance. Particularities: More robust hind legs, great physical resistance.