NEOLITHIC SETTLEMENTS

Though pariahs roam out in the wilderness and come from hunter-gatherer societies, the world they inhabit is Neolithic. It is a world of agriculture, trade and permanent settlements—even burgeoning cities. The people of those settlements represent potential trade partners, sources of  rumours, possible allied or even enemies.

I've made a Neolithic settlement generator which you can access here:
https://aloneinthelabyrinth.blogspot.com/2021/01/more-neolithic-settlementscity-of.html

PARIAH MUTATIONS

I'll give you three choices. First, you can click on the mutate button and receive your mutation. Choice two....

HUNTER-GATHERER TRIBES

HUNTER-GATHERER TRIBES

What separates the pariahs from other hunter gatherer tribes is history: whereas the tribes can reach back many generations and rely on inter-band alliances cemented by marriage and trade, the pariah starts at year 0.

Otherwise, the tribes indigenous to a region organise themselves in a similar fashion to pariahs: they form bands of up to 60 members, though usually along familial lines.

Each band usually has an 1d12 infants, 1s12 youths, 1d12 adults and 1d12 elders. Infants cannot fight, youths and elders fight when cornered, all adults will engage in combat to defend their band.

Names

Roll, pick or receive inspiration from the naming tables below to decide what the rival tribe call themselves.

Tribes can be named after geographic areas:

GEOGRAPHIC INSPIRED TRIBAL NAMES
1	Burning	Creek
2	Cold	Fells
3	Fast	Glade
4	Great	Grasses
5	High	Hill
6	Lonely	Jungle
7	Mighty	Lake
8	Old	Mound
9	Shady	Mountain
10	Tall	River
11	Wide	Tor
12	Yellow	Woods

Eg. Tribe of the Tall Grasses ; The Yellow Mountain Folk; People of the Old Woods

...or a favoured animal:

PARIAH CHARACTER GENERATOR