Ruler: Askelan (community leaders)
Worship: The Skylording

The Natawni are found in the north of Jaddayoth, between Hadassah and Garridan. They are known as the People of the Bones because they use bones for ornament, scrying and even in the construction of their temples and dwellings. They have also developed a deadly weapon in the form of a bone needle steeped in poison purchased from the Garridan.

Although fearless and not unwarlike, the Natawni's nevertheless possess one of the more democratic societies in Jaddayoth. Whilst having no tribe overlord, each community has its own leader, the Askelan, elected from a council of ten individuals, known as the Taima.

Natawni enjoy a good relationship with Immanion, but despise the Maudrah. While they are wary (often bordering on hostile) to strangers in their lands, once satisfied that newcomers are not Maudrah spies or troublemakers, the Natawni are happy to let them come and go as they please. It is recommended to travellers wishing to explore Natawni territory that they seek an audience with the nearest Askelan to obtain written authority - which is usually granted at a nominal fee of twenty spinners.

The Natawni do not worship the Aghama, but revere a god of their own invention - the Skylording, an hermaphrodite who changes his affinity with the seasons. The warrior caste of the tribe are obliged to follow this custom, hence they may only be soume during spring and summer, ouana during the colder seasons. Breaking this code threatens to bring disaster to the tribe's fertility. The Skylording's priests, known as Skyles, are chosen for their beauty and tranquility.

Natawni wear clothes of forest colours - dark brown, green, russet and gold - plait their hair with moss and leaves and scent their skin with the essential oils of pine and cedar.

The towns found along the Hadassah border are the most receptive to strangers.

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