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| === Birth and Death === | === Birth and Death === |
| With the arrival of a child, the father and mother's respective posses are invited to act as cousins for the new arrival, and to assist the child with the developing stages of their life. A child's mother and father have the final say in what their child will do, but the additional help which brings posses together. | With the arrival of a child, the father and mother's respective posses are invited to act as cousins for the new arrival, and to assist the child with the developing stages of their life. A child's mother and father have the final say in what their child will do, but the posse is open to making suggestions. |
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| Deceased Maidenhands are buried or cremated with their weapons, so they have something to keep fighting with in the afterlife, should they encounter war there too. At funerals, the deceased's battles, achievements, and contribution to their families and posses are read to those gathered to mourn, so they can be remembered for their victories in life. | Deceased Maidenhands are buried or cremated with their weapons, so they have something to keep fighting with in the afterlife, should they encounter war there too. At funerals, the deceased's battles, achievements, and contribution to their families and posses are read to those gathered to mourn, so they can be remembered for their victories in life. |