Kaelgor

Characteristics of horses Humanoid form: They have muscular bodies like humans (defined chest, arms, and abdomen), but they retain the head, ears, and features of a horse. Large size and strength: They look robust, tall, and physically dominant, suggesting that they value strength. Human facial expressions: They can show emotions such as distrust, authority, or curiosity. Variety of appearance: Some have skulls or masks (like the one in the first image). Others have more “natural” horse-like features. Dominant males: The scenes mainly show males, with a territorial or hierarchical attitude.

Accessories and decorations Hoops or rings in the nose: Like the horse in the first image, possibly a symbol of status or belonging. Masks or skulls: They can represent roles (warrior, shaman or stranger). Bandages: Like the one on the arm in the second image, indicating combat or physical training. Loincloths or simple fabrics: Basic clothing, more functional than decorative. Little use of technology: Everything seems very primitive or tribal.

Housing Teepee-style tents: Made with wood and fabrics or leathers. Simple, portable structure. Natural environment: Surrounded by trees and green areas. It suggests a nomadic or semi-nomadic lifestyle. Open Villages: There are no walls or complex constructions to be seen. They probably live in an outdoor community.

Culture (what can be inferred) Closed tribe: The phrase "you don't belong to the tribe" indicates that they are distrustful of strangers. Hierarchy or selection: There seem to be rules about who can join. Importance of strength or role: Physical appearance and accessories could define status.

Horse Tribe Hierarchy 👑 1. Alpha Stallion — “Skull Bearer” Rank name: Khar-Vael (He who dominates the pack) Coat: Light brown with irregular white spots (unique and recognizable, it has an elongated half-rhombus on the nose and a small one between the eyebrows) Key feature: A dead eye (opaque, dull) Accessory: Real wolf skull (won in combat) Physical: The biggest and most muscular of all Presence: Calm, dominant, does not need to constantly demonstrate strength Symbolism: The dead eye = survived death The wolf skull = defeated a top predator Stains = “mark of destiny” High Shamanic Council — “The Marked Ones” Rank name: Uru-Maakh (Those who hear the blood) Fur: Ash gray Faded black Pale brown Natural feature: Its spots form patterns that resemble skulls (natural, not painted) Accessories: Small bones among the fur Skull fragments embedded or pendants Eyes: Sometimes glassy or with a vacant stare Role: They interpret signs, territory, and “brands” They guide the alpha in spiritual decisions They detect intruders or “non-members” Warriors — “Those Who Bear Death” Rank name: Rakh-Tor Fur: Dark brown Black Intense reddish Stains: Few or almost nonexistent Accessories: Fake skulls or skulls of other animals (deer, wild boar, etc.) Bandages, visible scars Physical: Very muscular, more aggressive than the rest Internal hierarchy: Senior Warrior: Wears a larger or more elaborate skull Young warrior: Small skull or simple mask 🔹 Function: Defense of the territory Hunt Punishment for intruders Explorers / Hunters — “Those Who Follow the Trail” Rank name: Vel-Kaari Fur: Reddish (chestnut) Medium brown Spots: Light, usually on legs or face Accessories: Very few, so as not to make noise Sometimes small pieces of bone Physical: Slimmer, more agile 🔹 Role: Tracking Surveillance First contact with strangers

Villagers — “The Base Pack” Rank name: Thaal Fur: Very varied: beige, brown, gray, combinations Stains: Common and visible (face, body, legs) Accessories: Simple fabrics Strings Basic decorations (wood, small bone) 🔹 Role: Daily life (construction, food, care) They keep the tribe functioning 💡 They are the most numerous