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THIS is great. Very much appriciated!
That's, what gives this shithole (Shem) such a nice touch, it's unbelievable. Can't wait till my Group of Nomads will make their way throug the Fog, up to the shores of Dreg.
tyvm for this mod.
Historically nomads would settle. Oftentimes, abandoning their nomadic lifestyles for a sedentary one.
It was actually extremely common in the bronze and early iron age to live a semi-nomadic lifestyle. People settled areas with the expectation that they'd once again have to move once resources in the area have been depleted.
I think that explain why these settled nomads build using cheap materials (scrap). It could also act as a sort of hub for nomadic travellers to stop by. A bit like the Longports built by Vikings across the British isles, where Nordic adventurers could stop by, sell their gains & move on.
Pre-Islamic Arabs were a clan-based nomadic society, often moving through the harsh desert. Yet the Arabs developed cities where Nomadic Caravans would stop by, trade, rest, worship & get involved in the local intrigue. These cities did not have lasting governments ruling over them but instead constantly shifting dominant clans.