The Djakschil are hunters and gatherers with a reputation for exacting vengeance on those who harm them. Unless they are on a vengeance raid, they remain in their land and refrain from interfering in the affairs of others.
The tribes of the Djakschil are the Bsischil (27,000) and the Wyaschil (23,000). The total population is 50,000. They can field 10,000 warriors for war.
A barter system operates in this area. The men of the tribes derive their wealth from hunting, items that they make with their own hands and goods that are gathered or made by their wives.
The Djakschil worship gods of fertility and hunting. They are a shamanistic society.
The Djakschil are a generous, kind and trusting people with a long memory. They rarely forgive an injury or forget a debt. If it takes decades the family affected will have vengeance or repay what is owed. Djakschil vendettas last until equal vengeance is gained or equal repayment is made. In their eyes, a son is liable for both the crimes and the debts of his father.
These tribesmen travel in small family bands. During a war, they are led by the Great Shaman of their tribe and the warrior shamans who serve him. Crimes are punished by family vendetta in this society. Vendetta have been known to last for centuries.
Spear, Short Sword, Bow
Lithuanians, Latvians, etc.
These tribesmen only encumber themselves with shields, helmets and armor when they go to war. At all other times they prefer to wear furs, soft leather and homespun cloth. In war, their common armors are leather and banded ring.