Category:Wild Child (Sebua)

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The main human inhabitants of Sebua are its wild children. They seem to be unaging. They are the descendants of the pharaoh of the Black Land. As such, spiritually enlightening them is the only way to break Moosha's curse.[1] However, known clues speak to their origins.[2][3] The wild children live at a Stone Age (CL 1) culture level.

Society

The wild children mostly dwell within Anhalla,[4] where they live in a cooperative society necessitated for survival. They have no formal government but solve disputes by voting in a manner resembling an informal direct democracy. Although they are shy and avoidant around foreigners and the threats of Sebua, they can demonstrate fierce bravery when provoked.[2][3]

Language

The wild children of Sebua speak their own language, referred to as Wildspeak by the Pharazian nomads that travel through the land. Wildspeak is only a spoken language which seems to resemble a blending of animal sounds to those whom hear it.[2][3]

Religion

The Sebuan wild children do not recognize any deities save for the general desert itself, which they see through the general lens of a stern and punitive mother figure. Though there are no organized religions in this domain, druids and rangers are among the recommended character classes for Sebuan player characters,[2][3] suggesting that the Sebuan wild children's belief in nature may grant divine powers to some of their number.

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