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Amber: Tribes of Atys
Masters of the Goo

Sub-continent	Witherings
Region	Void ᐉ
Race(s)	Zoraï
Faction	Marauder

Notables	see § Tribe Members ᐌ
Friends
Enemies	Zoraï, Kami

Information

The Masters of the Goo are a tribe of Zoraï studying and trying to master the Goo, operating out of Void. Like all tribes using the Goo, they follow the Marauders and are considered outlaws by the Zoraï government. Thus they'll attack any Zoraï coming too close to their camp, and may do the same with Kami disciples of other races as well. They share the region with the Gibads tribe, but the two tribes mostly ignore eachother.

Trivia fact: The Master of the Goo have probably the best defended camp of all the tribes on Atys, guarded by no less than 28 Elite ^[1] guards, 17 of which are casters.

From "Zoraï History, the New Beginning":

2503: Masters of the Goo tribe establishes in the region of the Void.

This puts the founding of the tribe in a period of brief calm, right after the previous unrest had come to an end with the peace treaty between all 4 nations, and just before a change of leadership would cause new and even worse unrests, diverting the attention of the Zoraï government away from the Master of the Goo and allowing the tribe to grow unchallenged.

Tribe Members

Campsite

Tribe Chief : Bo-Qung Fao
Tribe Outpost Officer : Ha-Zhia Din
Tribe Welcomer : Dai-Fan Chaoi
Outlands Supplier : Fai-Cu Fuan
Master Overseer : Kai-Feo Biani
Elite Guards : 28

Embassy

Ambassador : Masters of the Goo Marauder Karavan Ambassador

Wandering the region

Hunter : Fai-Cu Len
Prospector : Ha-Zhia Du

Affiliates

Scout : Ba'Caussey Keffan
Journeyman : Ba'Reiliam Lichan

Former Tribe members

Fao Kim-Jong(deceased), former General Zorai, former Chief of the Goo Masters, father of Fao Bo-Qung.
Fao Bo-Qung (deceased), former Chief of the Goo Masters, father of Fao Sao-Ko.
Din Ha-Zhia (deserted), former Tribe Outpost Officer.
Len Fai-Cu (deserted), former hunter.

Uniform

Vest : Red
Pants, Boots, Sleeves & Gloves : Purple
Hair : Blond (Zoraï)

Relations

Enemies : Zoraï, Kami
People's Default Fame:

Fyros	0
Matis	0
Tryker	+16
Zoraï	-66

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-|DE =  Meister des Goo |DEs= 1
+|DE =  Meister des Goo |DEs= 4
 |EN = Masters of the Goo |ENs= 0
-|ES =  Maestros del Goo |ESs= 1
+|ES =  Maestros del Goo |ESs=4
 |FR = Maîtres de la Goo |FRs= 4
 |RU =  Повелители Гуу |RUs= 1
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 =Information=
-The [[Masters of the Goo]] are a tribe of Zoraï studying and trying to master the [[Goo]], operating out of [[Void]]. Like all tribes using the Goo, they follow the [[Karavan]] and are considered outlaws by the [[Zoraï]] government. Thus they'll attack any Zoraï coming too close to their camp, and may do the same with Kami disciples of other races as well. They share the region with the [[Gibads]] tribe, but the two tribes mostly ignore eachother.
+The [[Masters of the Goo]] are a tribe of Zoraï studying and trying to master the [[Goo]], operating out of [[Void]]. Like all tribes using the Goo, they follow the [[Marauders]] and are considered outlaws by the [[Zoraï]] government. Thus they'll attack any Zoraï coming too close to their camp, and may do the same with Kami disciples of other races as well. They share the region with the [[Gibads]] tribe, but the two tribes mostly ignore eachother.
 Trivia fact: The [[Master of the Goo]] have probably the best defended camp of all the tribes on Atys, guarded by no less than 28 Elite <ref>(level 250)</ref> guards, 17 of which are casters.
 From "''[[Zoraï History of the New Beginning|Zoraï History, the New Beginning]]''":
-:'''[[2503]]'''
+;[[2503]]:[[Masters of the Goo]] tribe establishes in the region of the [[Void]].
-:[[Masters of the Goo]] tribe established in the region of the [[Void]].
 This puts the founding of the tribe in a period of brief calm, right after the previous unrest had come to an end with the peace treaty between all 4 nations, and just before a change of leadership would cause new and even worse unrests, diverting the attention of the Zoraï government away from the Master of the Goo and allowing the tribe to grow unchallenged.

From EncyclopAtys