Being from a violently cold and harsh environment, others look to you for strength in times of crisis. You can find food and fresh water for yourself and up to five other people each day, provided that the land offers berries, small game, water, and so forth even in the most extreme of environments.
The people of the water clan who live at the Great Glacier follow strict traditions in their lives. The ways and customs of the clan come before everything else. Of all the nations, gender roles are more likely to be enforced on the Great Glacier, with men being hunters, gatherers, fishermen, and warriors, and women typically becoming homemakers and healers.
In recent times, a rift of sorts has begun to form among the water clan, with younger members engaging in more revelry and fun, forgetting the proud traditions and spiritual customs of their forebears. But a member of the water clan is always recognized as kin by another, except in very extreme cases. The people of the Great Glacier must be able to rely on each other above all else, due to the extremity of the environment in which they live.