Value

— Freedom is the core value of this group. Many reject societal conformation, and are resistant to the constraints of an ever-changing world. The group believes in helping one another, with loyalty being a cornerstone of their code.

Tradition

— Born of outlaws, many traditions reflect their life on the run from the law. Many of these traditions reflect their shared values of loyalty, freedom, and survival.
1. Group celebrations
— The gang frequently gathers in the camp to sing, celebrate, and share stories. These moments foster camaraderie and serve as a way to relax after hunts or stressful times. After successful hunts or significant events, these celebrations act as a way to savor their victories and reaffirm their unity.
2. Communal meals
— The gang typically shares communal meals as a way of maintaining gang morale and the sense of family the gang prides itself on.
— Members who bring back game from hunting are often praised and acknowledged, reinforcing the idea that everyone contributes to the group’s survival.
3. Storytelling
— The elderly members of the gang often recount tales of past adventures, their lives of before, and wild legends to the group as a means of passing the time but also preserve the gang's shared history.
4. Inclusion
— When someone joins the gang, they’re quickly integrated into the group’s culture. This often involves helping with a job or spending time around the campfire to prove loyalty and build trust. Members who contribute to the gang through acts of bravery and skill can quickly earn respect from the rest of the gang.
5. Commemorate the fallen
— The gang honors those they've lost, either through telling stories of their bravery or ensuring the sacrifice isn't forgotten.

Rules

— The Gang operates under a loose set of rules, but have their core set that keeps the group and its unity protected.
1. Loyalty to the gang
— Members are expected to prioritize the gang’s well-being above all else. Betrayal or disloyalty is considered the ultimate offense and is rarely forgiven.
2. Contribute to the gang
— Everyone is expected to pull their weight, whether by hunting, patrolling, or recruiting. Contributions to the gang’s communal provisions are mandatory.
3. Avoid unnecessary violence
— Senseless killing, especially of innocents, is discouraged. Members are expected to show restraint unless violence is necessary for survival or self-defense.
4. Protect the family
— The gang is considered a family, and members are expected to protect one another at all costs. This includes helping a fellow member in trouble or avenging harm done to one of their own. This also means the vulnerable, such as the elderly or children, must be protected.
5. Keep the camp safe
— The safety of the camp is a top priority, and anyone who endangers the camp through carelessness or recklessness is likely to face consequences.
6. Respect the hierarchy
— Members with seniority or are highly skilled are afforded a level of respect due to their leadership and/or experience. While the gang values freedom, newer or junior members are expected to listen to those with higher status.