The Temur
The Temur are a semi-nomadic people who thrive in the northern mountain terrain, living in concert with their environment. The Temur way of life is adapted to the long, freezing winters. They are expert hunters, gatherers, and herders, forming close bonds with animal companions that work alongside them.

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The Temur are semi-nomadic, transitioning during the year between villages and mobile camps. Winter, spring, and fall are generally spent in villages, while the summers are their most mobile time of year, as they move in more temporary camps to prevent overhunting or grazing in a single area.

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Civilians occupy many roles within the Temur. Hunters, gatherers, and herders are most common as direct supports to the wellbeing and lifestyle of the clan, focused on keeping them fed and sheltered. They are careful to ensure they maintain balance in the resources of the land, taking only what is needed and using all that they hunt or gather.

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Hunting, horticulture, and animal husbandry – The northern climate is less hospitable to farming, so the Temur practice robust animal husbandry, bringing herds with them as they travel. They do some agriculture near their semi-permanent settlements and focus more on foraging and cultivation of what is already growing to maintain populations for future gathering. In addition, the Temur are proficient fishers, fishing from frozen lakes in the winter as an additional source of food in the coldest seasons.