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(August 19th, 2281.)
The Lost Creek Valley is encompassed by the Dhe'Krayt-Val mountain range, effectively isolating its unique ecosystem from the surrounding areas of Montana. Standing sentinel over the valley are imposing rock formations that soar into the sky, adding to the picturesque landscape of the region.
Nestled deep within the rugged embrace of the Montana mountains. The Lost Creek tribe thrives in a world of their own making, shielded by towering peaks and whispering winds quietly echoing between the silent peaks that cradle their home. Governed by the fierce clans of Bóutte's, Clenknives, and Helaina's, This unity has bred a formidable barrier against the unknown, leaving the tribe's eyes turned inward, oblivious to the mysteries that beckon beyond their mist-draped boundaries. The tribe's xenophobic lifestyle, steeped in their shared ancestral traditions and a deep-rooted fear of the unknown, has cocooned them in ignorance of the world beyond.
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Lost Creek Tribe Ceremonial Creed
''Tid'uchall!'' (To each other.)
''Tidhur kuhn-threy!'' (For our peoples land.)
''En tidhe battu ahet!'' (And to the battles ahead.)
The Formal Years
(First council circa 2081.)
The Lost Creek tribe is the post war descendents of a collection of pre-war survivors with different backgrounds such as military personnel and civilian backgrounds of various sort. The group came together in the aftermath of the Great War. Though the group would eventually migrate deep into the mountainous terrains of Montana, they would have to utilize their military training and rely on guerrilla tactics in order to protect themselves as they searched for a place they could carve out their existence in the Montana mountains. In the time following the establishment of the community high in the mountainous wilderness of Montana, more survivors began to move out of the cities such as the state capital city Helena, and the city of Butte. As well as other nearby and surrounding areas devastated by the Great War. The survivors were determined to relocate and settle somewhere considered safe. Some of these survivors include ancestors to the Clans of the Helainas and the Bótte's. Despite the individuals living amongst each other, they did not initially view themselves as one people. The groups would intermingle with one another, and most villages would eventually contain inhabitants of all groups. As the years passed, the Lost Creek tribe would emerge, blending the diverse backgrounds of its members into a unique and resilient community. The group would become led by a council of experienced individuals whom were chosen among them based on their diverse and the individuals skill sets, knowledge and ability to lead. Passing on their knowledge and pre-war techniques to procure food, supplies and safety. This established structure among the newly established community, as time passed, naturally the groups would morph and eventually transform into a unique homogenous cultural identity.
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Clans Of The Lost Creek Tribe
- The Clenknives![]()
Clan overhead: Tragedi
Flag Village: Clenknive
Tribunary Clans: The Mhe-Soulaes, The Dhroomoun, The Whyphish,
- The Helainas![]()
Clan overhead: Rinyhan
Flag Village: Hela-Eyna
Tribunary Clans: The Threifoarx, The Bousmaen, The Kretfawls,
- The Bóuttes![]()
Clan overhead: Kitreighna
Flag Village:
Tribunary Clans: The Akoonder, The Dhyar-Lod, The Deelions,![]()
Lost Creek Tribe Govermental System
The Lost Creek tribe form of government consist of different rulers that each govern a region in the central part of Lost Creek Valley. The Bótte's ruled the northern section of the confederation, and the Clenknives in the eastern portion, while the Helaina's ruled the southern portion. The bulk of the confederation's structure is built around those three powerful clans, they each hold significant influence and authority within their respective territories. This division of power among the ruling clans helps maintain balance and unity within the tribe, as each clan plays a key role in governing the region. - While the clans govern their respective territories with significant influence, the council holds authority over the ruling clans as the central governing body. The council facilitate communication, make collective decisions, to coordinate, oversee and ensure that the balance of power is maintained among the clans.
Lost Creek Tribe Military Structure
The military hierarchy of the Lost Creek Tribe consists of the Kaeptehn as the top authority, responsible for directing the Prywat who come from various clan villages. Below the Kaeptehn is the Seekend, acting as the second-in-command and responsible for ensuring orders are carried out faithfully. Prywat are the lowest rank of infantry, holding the front line in battle. Seekends are able to run villages and act as deputies for the Kaeptehn, while Kaeptehns exhibit leadership qualities both in and out of battle, serving as both authority figures and field commanders.
Prywat(English: Soldier) are the lowest rank of the Lost Cove tribe's military,
the first rank of infantry in the tribe, are expected to hold the front of the line in the center of the battle. These recruits come from the various clan villages in the tribes domaine.
Skouté
A'Khuckou(archery specialized infantry.)
Sekend(English: 2nd ''The Kaeptehn's 2nd hand.'')
Seekends has the authority to run villages, but they're expected to act as deputies for the Kaeptehn.
Kaeptehn(English: Captain)
A Kaeptehn has displayed leadership potential consistently both in and outside of battle. They are easily distinguished by their red knot tied into their armor, which are adorned with a Whoopa feather. The Kaeptehn serve as both authority and field commanders during major operations. Outside of battle, Kaeptehns act as administrators of the villages and their associated clans, with the assistance of the Sekend.View attachment 28198![]()
Lost Creek Tribe Religious And Mythical Belief
(Moota O'Tana, Krezhla-Baer & Paater O'Peak-Shkive, Whuo-Kraien.)
In the mystical realm of Lost Creek Valley, where the whispers of ancient spirits echo through the rustling leaves. - a belief system alledgely as old as time itself. Like the roots of the towering trees that reach deep into the earth, the local gods intertwines with the essence of the valley, weaving a tapestry of traditions, ceremonies, and teachings that mirror the dance of the seasons. The Lost Creek people, attuned to the rhythms of nature, find solace and guidance in the sacred ways of Moota and Paater, drawing strength from the unbreakable bond between the land, the elements, and their souls.
The Lost Creek tribe worship a set of deities, who represent various aspects of life and survival in post war Montana. The community has forged a unique spiritual belief system, weaving together reverence for nature and reverence for their deities, the goddess Moota Krezhla Baer and the god Paater Whuo Kraein. Moota embodies the abundance and wisdom of the earth, while Paater embodies the unforgiving balance of justice and suffering. Through intricate rituals and sacred hunts under the sun and moon, this tribe navigates a treacherous world with faith as their compass, knowing that failure to honor their deities risks exile into the unforgiving wilderness. In this delicate dance of respect and survival, the tribe finds strength and unity, drawing on ancient traditions to weather the harsh conditions of the region.
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