They likely have none, or if they do, they are varied and demanded moment to moment as the needs of the tribe arise. In most cases, they simply wish to be left alone. Some smaller bands moving as nomads across the country are often mistaken for trolls or trow. This often gives rise to myths and folktales about monsters living in the hills. Although, considering the origins of the Remnant Tribes, these stories might not be totally false.
After the Year of Invasions, most Fomorii were exiled from the shores of Inis Mona and denied entry into the Grim Countries at a general level. However, rounding up every warband and Fomorii turned into an impossible task. The Wartide Hordes had invaded almost every shoreline in Inis Mona, their forces broken and scattered after the war.
That being said, tribes known as "Remnant" tribes began to converge in certain locales. The largest of these tribes is the Storm-Breakers of the Sea Bastion mountain range. However, there exists a sizeable tribe in the Horselands known as the Horse-Eaters and a tribe known as the Barrow-Teeth have managed to eek out a living in Tailté na Bearú.
While they typically follow the same social structure as the Wartide Hordes, they are less aggressive and take pains to not embroil themselves in deeper conflicts across the Grim Countries. However, some Monaians go looking for trouble and conflicts occur anyway. While many tend to view them as despotic, barbaric warrior tribes, scholars are quick to note that they have adopted truly Fwoarian ways of life. In fact, while they are barely tolerated in "civilized" settlements, it seems as though they have returned to the lives of pre-Battle of Mel Hagga Fwoarians, or as closely as their poorly kept historical information allows them to emulate it.
