Tribe Leader's Written Trial

Ulaiths are creatures of wonder and mystery. They themselves guide people and their actions. However, there must be one person and one Ulaith who guides them all when things get tough.

This will test your leadership, the ability to stay strong in tough situations, and doing what's best for your people. Do you think you can become a Tribe Leader?

Created by: Ulaith Creations

1. What is your age?
Under 18 Years Old
18 to 24 Years Old
25 to 30 Years Old
31 to 40 Years Old
41 to 50 Years Old
51 to 60 Years Old
Over 60 Years Old
2. What is your gender?
Male
Female
3. After coming of age, you see a wounded wolf pup along the edge of the river. The Elders told you never to touch a dying animal. What's your response?
Listen to the Elders. They know what's right.
Cautiously go over to it and assess the damage. If it's not on it's deathbed, bring it back to the Healers.
Rush over to it, doing anything and everything you can to help.
Forget about it. If it's hurt, it's going to die either way.
4. During the Harvestfest, an Ulaith comes up to you, asking for assistance to find it's hatchling. You are a huge part in the ceremony, however, and, as a Bonded, you are required to perform one of the sacred rituals. What do you do?
Explain to the Ulaith that you have a very important duty to perform, and send her on her way.
Inform the Ulaith that after the ceremony, you'll help her.
Ignore her.
Attempt to find the hatchling before you are required to perform the ritual; maybe you can find it in time.
5. Whilst in War, you and your Ulaith come across a wounded Ulaith of the opposite side. Your Bonded cautions you, advising you continue on your way. You would...
Help the poor thing. An Ulaith is an Ulaith, regardless of whom he fights for.
As a Chosen, you should always listen to your Bonded, and this is no exception.
Make a stretcher out of sticks and thick leaves, then harness it to your Bonded and take the wounded Ulaith back to the Elders.
Put the Ulaith out of it's misery - there was nothing you could do to help it, anyway.
6. You and your Ulaith would enjoy...
Trying to find the God's Realm
Running Endlessly on the Ta'lael Grasslands
Exploring the Lands of Khamariia
Staying around the tribe, perhaps reading aloud to your Ulaith.
7. The Brothers and Sisters in your tribe are dissatisfied with the current Elder's leadership. They ask you to speak with him, and, grudgingly, you agree. What would you say?
Tell him honestly how everyone feels, without being rude about it.
Make it short and to the point - the Elder doesn't need his time wasted, but he needs to know.
Suggest that he rethink how he runs the Tribe - I mean, there's more ways than one, right?
Suggest to the Elder that he needs to step down and let someone else take up the responsibility.
8. As an Elder, it is your duty to...
Oversee your People; everything you do should be for them.
Make sure that your people are in check - nothing needs to get out of hand.
Control Ulaith and Chosen by way of rank. It's for their good; we wouldn't want them rushing off anywhere unsafely, right?
Protect, Nuture, Help, and Guide your People. Everything you do is for them, and you must always consider thier needs first.
9. In the midst of battle, you are asked to make a tactical decision. You have been flanked by the enemy, and your tribe and their Bonded are weary, nigh ready to drop. You have enough food and water for three days; however,the safehaven of "home" is five
Fight on. No matter how weary, if your tribe sticks together, the Gods will smile on you.
Surrender. There's not enough provisions, and your people are too tired to continue.
Fight on, break through, and head for home. Hopefully you'll all get a second wind in that last day or so.
Consume a day's provisions, and fight on until you are able to break through the enemy. From there, push your tribe harder than you ever have for their good to make it home.
10. A fire has engulfed your Tribe's lands. If you were an Elder, what would you do?
Move everyone out, telling them to take what belongings they could manage. Fire like these never died unless they chose to.
Send all Bonded out with Water Glyphs; on Ulaiths, they would be quick enough to outpace the fire, and the glyphs would hopefully enable them to produce enough water to get the fire out.
Have the people who had no Ulaith drench their homes and belongings, sending out the Bonded with Water Glyphs to put out the fires elsewhere.
Hold an emergency Ceremony, calling upon the God of Water, Aqueous.
11. An epidemic has spread amongst your Tribe's Ulaiths. It is fatal, and it is quite contaigous. As the Elder, you have to make a very hard decision. What would you decide?
Quarantine those who have been infected. As there is no known cure, if they didn't recover, you would be forced to kill them.
Quarantine the infected, then find the Plains' Shaman. She will know what to do; and maybe even find a cure.
Ask the Chosen what they would like to do; the Ulaiths are theirs, after all. Stress to them, however, that their Bonded may die regardless of what they do.
Destroy all of the infected, and Quarantine the rest. it's the only way.
12. The first breeding in your Tribe has occured! Three offspring were born, but five were expected, and there were five potential Chosen. What do you do?
Give the offspring to the first three Chosen. First come, first serve.
Let the offsprings' parents choose who their children go to. They judge people well, right?
Have the Chosen fight over them. The strongest three will recieve the Ulaiths.
Make them go through a trial that tests their mind, body, soul, and heart. At the end, have the offsprings' parents make the final decision based on the results.

1. What is your age?

Under 18 Years Old

18 to 24 Years Old

25 to 30 Years Old

31 to 40 Years Old

41 to 50 Years Old

51 to 60 Years Old

Over 60 Years Old

2. What is your gender?

Male

Female

3. After coming of age, you see a wounded wolf pup along the edge of the river. The Elders told you never to touch a dying animal. What's your response?

Listen to the Elders. They know what's right.

Cautiously go over to it and assess the damage. If it's not on it's deathbed, bring it back to the Healers.

Rush over to it, doing anything and everything you can to help.

Forget about it. If it's hurt, it's going to die either way.

4. During the Harvestfest, an Ulaith comes up to you, asking for assistance to find it's hatchling. You are a huge part in the ceremony, however, and, as a Bonded, you are required to perform one of the sacred rituals. What do you do?

Explain to the Ulaith that you have a very important duty to perform, and send her on her way.

Inform the Ulaith that after the ceremony, you'll help her.

Ignore her.

Attempt to find the hatchling before you are required to perform the ritual; maybe you can find it in time.

5. Whilst in War, you and your Ulaith come across a wounded Ulaith of the opposite side. Your Bonded cautions you, advising you continue on your way. You would...

Help the poor thing. An Ulaith is an Ulaith, regardless of whom he fights for.

As a Chosen, you should always listen to your Bonded, and this is no exception.

Make a stretcher out of sticks and thick leaves, then harness it to your Bonded and take the wounded Ulaith back to the Elders.

Put the Ulaith out of it's misery - there was nothing you could do to help it, anyway.

6. You and your Ulaith would enjoy...

Trying to find the God's Realm

Running Endlessly on the Ta'lael Grasslands

Exploring the Lands of Khamariia

Staying around the tribe, perhaps reading aloud to your Ulaith.

7. The Brothers and Sisters in your tribe are dissatisfied with the current Elder's leadership. They ask you to speak with him, and, grudgingly, you agree. What would you say?

Tell him honestly how everyone feels, without being rude about it.

Make it short and to the point - the Elder doesn't need his time wasted, but he needs to know.

Suggest that he rethink how he runs the Tribe - I mean, there's more ways than one, right?

Suggest to the Elder that he needs to step down and let someone else take up the responsibility.

8. As an Elder, it is your duty to...

Oversee your People; everything you do should be for them.

Make sure that your people are in check - nothing needs to get out of hand.

Control Ulaith and Chosen by way of rank. It's for their good; we wouldn't want them rushing off anywhere unsafely, right?

Protect, Nuture, Help, and Guide your People. Everything you do is for them, and you must always consider thier needs first.

9. In the midst of battle, you are asked to make a tactical decision. You have been flanked by the enemy, and your tribe and their Bonded are weary, nigh ready to drop. You have enough food and water for three days; however,the safehaven of "home" is five

Fight on. No matter how weary, if your tribe sticks together, the Gods will smile on you.

Surrender. There's not enough provisions, and your people are too tired to continue.

Fight on, break through, and head for home. Hopefully you'll all get a second wind in that last day or so.

Consume a day's provisions, and fight on until you are able to break through the enemy. From there, push your tribe harder than you ever have for their good to make it home.

10. A fire has engulfed your Tribe's lands. If you were an Elder, what would you do?

Move everyone out, telling them to take what belongings they could manage. Fire like these never died unless they chose to.

Send all Bonded out with Water Glyphs; on Ulaiths, they would be quick enough to outpace the fire, and the glyphs would hopefully enable them to produce enough water to get the fire out.

Have the people who had no Ulaith drench their homes and belongings, sending out the Bonded with Water Glyphs to put out the fires elsewhere.

Hold an emergency Ceremony, calling upon the God of Water, Aqueous.

11. An epidemic has spread amongst your Tribe's Ulaiths. It is fatal, and it is quite contaigous. As the Elder, you have to make a very hard decision. What would you decide?

Quarantine those who have been infected. As there is no known cure, if they didn't recover, you would be forced to kill them.

Quarantine the infected, then find the Plains' Shaman. She will know what to do; and maybe even find a cure.

Ask the Chosen what they would like to do; the Ulaiths are theirs, after all. Stress to them, however, that their Bonded may die regardless of what they do.

Destroy all of the infected, and Quarantine the rest. it's the only way.

12. The first breeding in your Tribe has occured! Three offspring were born, but five were expected, and there were five potential Chosen. What do you do?

Give the offspring to the first three Chosen. First come, first serve.

Let the offsprings' parents choose who their children go to. They judge people well, right?

Have the Chosen fight over them. The strongest three will recieve the Ulaiths.

Make them go through a trial that tests their mind, body, soul, and heart. At the end, have the offsprings' parents make the final decision based on the results.

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