Tribe profile
Tikwasha
Wild form · Cougar
The Tikwasha are settled farmers, artisans, and caretakers of the northwest coast. Family and community guide a peaceful society known for hospitality, skilled work, and dependable trade.
Territory
Northwest coastal forests, shores, and farmlands.
Leadership
A community-first Council of Elders.
Society
Settled farmers and artisans with strong family bonds.
Relations
Trusted, hospitable, and valued as trade partners.
Technology
Balanced use for navigation, communication, and farming.
Ancestral beliefs
Moderate and symbolic, expressed through tradition and the land.
Technology & Bastet Tech
The Tikwasha focus much of their technological development on agriculture, construction, medicine, coastal infrastructure, and community life. Irrigation systems, mills, crop-processing machinery, waterworks, veterinary practices, and practical mechanical tools are widespread in developed Tikwasha settlements. They are willing to adopt Bastet Tech when it serves a clear social purpose, but they are cautious about technologies that exist only to increase power or control. Their general philosophy is that technology should strengthen communities without weakening the traditions or responsibilities created by the Blessing.
The Tikwasha approach
Bastet Tech in practice
| Device | Use among the Tikwasha |
|---|---|
| Transformative Collar | Safer transformations around farms and settlements. |
| Battle Collar | Settlement defense. |
| Bastet’s Voice Pendant | Community messages and emergency assistance. |
| Navigation Scarab | Coastal navigation and land surveys. |
| Bastet Eye Lens | Finding lost people or animals. |
| Sigil Bracer | Safeguarding communal stores and important facilities. |