Every Metaphor: The ReFantazio Tribe Explained

New Atlus IP Metaphor: ReFantazio has arrived and offers players an engaging 100-hour adventure in the United Kingdom of Euchronia, where its protagonist does whatever it takes to save the kingdom. like Atlus' Persona the games that preceded it Metaphor: ReFantazio it is steeped in tradition, and much of it stems from the many tribes that make up its world.

There are nine tribes Metaphor: ReFantazioall of which make up the people and feed many of the prejudices of the United Kingdom of Euchronia. Each tribe is very different from the others, whether it's their physical appearance, their contribution to the overall population, or their abilities. If players would like to learn more about why the kingdom of Euchronia is the way it is, look no further than Metaphor: ReFantazio's Memorandum for information about the tribes that make up his world.

The history and traditions of each tribe in metaphor: ReFantazio

The Elda tribe is a very rare and magical group of people

Players will probably be more familiar with the Elda tribe, as Metaphor: ReFantazioThe main character is Elda. As such, players will experience Euchronio's deep prejudice against Eldas even as they walk through the streets of Grand Trad. The Elda tribe is very different from the other eight because of their human appearance, while each of them Metaphorother tribes have different traits, leading others to view them as inferior beings. In addition, members of the Elda tribe, though few in number, are condemned by the Sanctist Church for inheriting dangerous magic that goes against church teachings, so they are heavily discriminated against and rarely appear in public.

The Clemar tribe make up the largest population in Euchronia

Players from another tribe will likely become too familiar during their time in the game Metaphor: ReFantazio is the Clemar tribe as they form the largest population in Euchronia. Arguably the star of the game, Leon Strohl is a Clemar, though he doesn't display some of the most dominant traits of his own tribe. Members of the Clemar tribe make up most of the most important government positions in Euchronia, and the Euchronian royal family are also all Clemar. This generally leads Clemar to believe that they are essential to Euchronia's survival, but Strohl's humility prevents him from believing this.

Clemar are physically distinguished by the horns that grow on the sides of their heads.

The Roussainte tribe consists of excellent fighters

The Roussainte strain is essentially Metaphor: ReFantazioversion of elves, both in their appearance with long pointed ears and their stereotypical fighting prowess. Metaphor's Hulkenberg, who players will encounter fairly early in the game, is a member of the Roussainte tribe, which is particularly evident in her fighting abilities. They could also be compared to The Legend of Zelda's Gerudo, as the women who make up the Roussainte tribe are often found to be stronger than the men of other tribes. Members of Roussainte also seek opportunities to prove their superiority to others by outdoing them, and form the second largest population in Euchronia.

Despite its population, the Paripus tribe is highly discriminated against

The Paripus tribe is another one of them Metaphor: ReFantazio's discriminated tribes, but not for their physical appearance or abilities. Instead, the members of the Paripus tribe are happy-go-lucky, and therefore considered frivolous by most of the euchronic population. That said, their personality is apparently enough to create prejudice against them, and this is especially noticeable in big cities. Finally, Paripus members are beastly in appearance and even have tails, and their positive nature also adds to their enjoyment of parties and other festivities.

Members of the Rhoag tribe live much longer than other tribes

Metaphor: ReFantazioThe Rhoag tribe is made up of individuals who live twice as long as other tribes, so they generally have a wealth of knowledge that they look for opportunities to pass on. One of their unique characteristics is that they age at the same rate until adolescence and then spend the rest of their lives in middle and old age. This leads to them also taking on the appearance of older individuals, with many others often referring to them as “elderly”. In addition, they wear traditional makeup on their faces and are known to hold grudges for up to three generations.

Members of the Mustari tribe have a third eye which they use to see the Magla

The Mustari tribe v Metaphor: ReFantazio they form one of the most unusual groups of people due to their possession of a third eye that allows them to see the Muggle. This peculiar physical appearance leads them to wear masks, and their unusual religious beliefs require them to wear ceremonial clothing at all times. It doesn't necessarily have to be a rare group of people Metaphor: ReFantaziobut they make their home in the Virga Island Archipelago, which is why we don't see them around Grand Trad in Euchronia much. They also experience some discrimination, like the Elda and Paripus tribes, because of their religious beliefs.

As a result, Euchronians often refer to them as “heathens”.

The Eugief tribe consists of bat-like individuals on the lower rungs of society

The Eugief tribe is another of them Metaphor: ReFantaziothe most discriminated individuals, as their distinct bat-like appearance causes everyone to consider them creepy and terrifying. However, unlike the other tribes in the game, members of the Eugief tribe have night vision and excellent hearing, much like real bats. They are incredibly fast and agile, but for some reason prefer to put their energy into farming and hunting. Ultimately, they are all very delicate individuals and prefer to work with others rather than alone. Unfortunately, their discriminatory status does not contribute much to their quality.

Members of the Nidia tribe excel at winning the hearts of others

The tribe Nidia forms one of the Metaphor: ReFantaziothe most sociable and charismatic people – so charismatic, in fact, that they are experts at winning the hearts of others. They generally prefer to stay in the city as they consider it safer, and despite all they are willing to put on display, there is a great deal of mystery about them. Furthermore, like the Roussainte strain, the Nidia strain could be compared The Legend of Zelda's Gerudo, due to their exclusivity in their own settlements.

The Ishkia tribe consists of highly intelligent, winged individuals

The tribe of Ishkia v Metaphor: ReFantazio is a highly intelligent group of individuals that have two pairs of wings. They usually occupy positions such as scholars and clergy and are highly respected by others due to their attractive appearance. Despite this redeeming quality, however, some members of the Ishkia tribe tend to look down on others for their intelligence, and this often inspires the same response in those they look down upon. Finally, with the possible exception of the Elda tribe, the Ishkia tribe has the lowest population of any tribe in Metaphor: ReFantazio.