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=== Society and Leadership ===

Wilder Orukar organise themselves into clans and warbands, with leadership typically going to the strongest or most cunning among them. These leaders must constantly prove their worth, as challenges to their rule are common. Strength is not limited to physical power; great hunters, skilled trackers, and shrewd tacticians often earn high status within the warband. Elders hold positions of respect, serving as storytellers, advisers, and keepers of tradition.

Unlike their city-dwelling kin, Wilder Orukar do not measure wealth in gold or land, but in reputation and resources. A great hunter is valued for the food they bring to their people, a skilled warrior for the battles they have won, and a wise leader for ensuring the survival of the warband. The concept of personal property is looser among them, with resources shared among the group to ensure survival.

Wilder Orukar children are raised to be self-sufficient from an early age. They are taught to hunt, fight, and endure hardship, proving their worth through trials of skill and endurance. Many young Orukar leave their clans to seek out challenges, either joining mercenary bands or setting out on their own to prove themselves before returning as seasoned warriors.