Efti Tribe

The Efti tribe is a group of humans who live off the Quesset Sea. They dive down in the dephs of the ocean catching fish and plant-life. They live in boats fashoined from coral and sleep with pillows made of soft sponge-like materials.

Daily Life
The daily life for a Efti starts in the morning with a quick swim. Then all able-bodied men and women go fishing by swimming the water and catching the fish with their bare hands. At night they eat large portions of fish, seaweed and other life that live in the Quesset Sea. They often take breaks on scheduled days to do recreational activites.

Recreational Activities
The Efti are well known for their sculpting with coral and traded clay. Another popular recreational activity is a swimming contest, where the strongest swimmers pit their athletic prowess against one another. They also build boats; boat-making is considered an art in Celsaria. The pride and joy of the Efti is the Quesset Festival, the annual festival in which the Efti celebrate the sea that gives them life.

Trading
The Efti rely on trading. Without trading, health problems would abound due to deficiencies of vegetables and fruits. They also trade for building materials difficult to come by on their small land mass, although tree cultivation is beginning to be undertaken.