Ok definetly gonna need some help filling in the blanks but here's what I got for clan and char.<br/><br/>Hiro Setomaro<br/><br/>(closest I can come to the pic I want.)<br/>http://rpgforumsonline.com/forum/album_pic.php?pic_id=2275 (http://rpgforumsonline.com/forum/album_pic.php?pic_id=2275)<br/><br/>Experience 85<br/><br/>Flaws:<br/><br/>Merits:<br/><br/>Clan Kiego are simple people, fishing the coastlines and rivers. They are more interested in family and the safety of the clan than anything else. They are adept with the spear and cast net as they are the tools of their trade. But rock, shale and bone are the materials at their hands, metal is a foreign thing. Such a well fed clan grows quite large as it is they have settled across the delta of a great river encompassing it wholly within the bounds of their village. They have so many mouths that they have built other small fishing camps along the coast each about a day’s walk from the other. It is custom for all boys coming of age to go to sea to hunt a great predator of the waters. They do this with only a canoe and a spear and a knife. Several do not return.  Arguments are settled out on the water balancing in tiny boats with large blunted sticks the first to knock the other in the water wins. Rarely are there deaths in the village from quarrels.<br/>The people are deeply spiritual always afraid to upset the water spirits. Much ceremony goes into placing a new boat in to the water, even newborns are placed into the water with ceremony to show the water spirits that someone or something new is coming and entering their realm. On occasion one of the great behemoths of the ocean (whale) will wash up on shore, the village considers it a great blessing and there is much celebration and ceremony for the spirits that granted them such a bounty. When a fisherman does not return, he is taken by the sea. The family mourns and seeks to appease the spirits for whatever affront the man had done in their eyes.<br/>Hiro would often get asked to assist in these actions as he was talented with both a flute and a harp of sorts. Hiro always carried with him a flute of bone and when he was in the village or was expecting a long sea trip he would bring with him his ‘harp’. Not only was he held in high regard for his talents in ceremonies to the spirits he always had a trail of children following him laughing and giggling.<br/>