Nualaa

The Nualaa people occupy most of the Dryveldt, including the middle banks of of the Sobola River. They have a unique (among the tribes of the Veldt) culture of sun worship. Every morning they wake before dawn and pray towards the east until the sun rises. They consider black to be their sacred color and four to be their sacred number. The Nualaa have been a particular thorn in the side of the Hallandic army, who claim their lands but have yet to subjugate their people.
Predominately agricultural farmers, the Nualaa are also beekeepers cultivating honey for trade and for brewing beer. Male circumcision and polygamy is commonly practiced, yet unusual among other tribes, their medicine men are more commonly medicine women. Like the Tsani, they often remove portions of the skull to aid ailments in the infirm. Nualaa women commonly wear large, elaborate necklaces of bright beads around their necks. Both sexes pierce, then stretch, their lobes with sticks so they can wear beads in their ears. For sustenance they grow millet and maize, and raise cattle. Traditional homes are built of sticks and mud plaster, with pointed thatched roofs with a pole out the center.
==Members==
Members of the Nualaa Tribe
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