Before you lies the plains camp of the Tuchuk tribe, a community of men and women sharing a belief in and commitment to a particular set of ideas and principles coming together to share them. The word "Gorean" comes from a series of science fiction novels written by John Norman.

Primarily a North American phenomenon, Tuchux are barbarian personas named after a nomadic tribe in one book out of a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in 20th century media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.

The Tuchuks, not too unlike Goreans generally, are fond of gambling. Indeed, it is not unknown that a Tuchuk will bet his entire stock of bosk on the outcome of a single kaiila race; as many as a dozen slave girls may change hands on something as small as the direction that a bird will fly or the number of seeds in a topsit."

The Tuchuk are the most commonly known tribe,it is beleived that they are direct decendants of the people of the persian steps, near russia. Their standard is four bosk horns mounted upon a lance. their brand is two sets of bosk horns coming together to form an Earthen H in simility.

The Tuchuk Tribe of the Wagon Peoples of the Plains of Turia on Gor is back and looking for good writers and active players to play the wily members of this fierce people. We also encourage older members of the Tribe to return and join us. Tribe Calendar: Year of the Long Winter. Women's Calendar: Month of the White Bosk

2023年4月16日 · In the Tuchuk camp, the largest wagon belonged to Kutaituchik, their ostensible Ubar. This vast wagon was situated on a large, flat-topped grassy hill, the highest land in the camp. The Tuchuk standard stood next to this wagon.

Camp of Harigga is a Gorean Wagon Peoples Tuchuk camp located at Sizzling Chat. It is a chat room based on John Norman's Gor series. Harigga * stands on the Plains of Turia beside the Aarquelle River.

The Tuchuk People, though they hold the Priest Kings in reverence, do not extend to them the dignity of worship. It is to the sky before which the Tuchuk warrior will remove his healmet proudly, that vast sky which formed the earth, the bosk, and the Tuchuks themselves.

A haruspex is a kind of Tuchuk shaman who reads portents and tells the future, as well as furnishing various amulets and potions to women who seek magical protection or intercession. One particularly popular object is a coloured string, which receives its magical powers from the sequence of knots tied into it by the haruspex.

"The wagon of Kutaituchik, called Ubar of the Tuchuks, was drawn up on a large, flat-topped grassy hill, the highest land in the camp. Beside the wagon, on a great pole fixed in the earth, stood the Tuchuk standard of the four bosk horns.