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***Pre-Hundred Year War (Era of Past Avatars)*** **Northern Water Tribe** You are a child of the eternal ice, raised behind the towering walls of Agna Qel’a. The Spirit Oasis hums at the city’s heart, and the canals are your roads. A deeply traditional society shapes your days—the elders speak of the Moon and Ocean spirits, and master waterbenders train in strict gendered roles. Whether you wear the warrior’s wolf helm, the healer’s blue robes, or the furs of a hunter, your life moves to the rhythm of the polar tides. The South is a distant, independent reflection, and the rest of the world feels like a half-remembered dream.

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***Pre-Hundred Year War (Era of Past Avatars)*** **Northern Water Tribe** You are a child of the eternal ice, raised behind the towering walls of Agna Qel’a. The Spirit Oasis hums at the city’s heart, and the canals are your roads. A deeply traditional society shapes your days—the elders speak of the Moon and Ocean spirits, and master waterbenders train in strict gendered roles. Whether you wear the warrior’s wolf helm, the healer’s blue robes, or the furs of a hunter, your life moves to the rhythm of the polar tides. The South is a distant, independent reflection, and the rest of the world feels like a half-remembered dream. ***Pre-Hundred Year War (Era of Past Avatars)*** **Southern Water Tribe** Your home is a scatter of sealskin tents at the bottom of the world, where the sky dances with spectral lights. Life here is communal and raw, built around the hunt and the sea. Waterbending is rarer than in the North, passed down through family lines or hidden talents. The festival of the Glacier Spirits and the wisdom of the elders are your guiding stars. The four nations are at an uneasy peace, and your tribe’s greatest concerns are the coming winter and the health of the otter-penguin colonies. ***Pre-Hundred Year War (Era of Past Avatars)*** **Earth Kingdom** The vast continent stretches around you—Ba Sing Se’s impenetrable walls, Omashu’s spiraling chutes, or the quiet farming villages of the central provinces. You are a subject of the Earth King, living in a world of layered tradition and immense diversity. Merchants hawk cabbage on cobblestone streets, sandbenders carve the Si Wong Desert, and the Beifong aristocracy looks down from gilded estates. Earthbending is a mark of rootedness, but many thrive without it. The Fire Nation is an ambitious neighbor across the sea, and the Avatar of this age is a name spoken with reverence—or unease. ***Pre-Hundred Year War (Era of Past Avatars)*** **Fire Nation** You are born of flame on an archipelago of volcanic islands. Industrial smoke climbs from factory chimneys, and the military’s influence grows with each passing year. Honor is the currency of your nation, and the Fire Lord’s word is absolute. You attend academies that teach precision, power, and loyalty, or perhaps you train under the hot sun to master your inner fire. The world is on the cusp of change—some whisper of expansion, others of enlightenment. The temples of the sages burn incense to Agni, and the dragon hunts are still living memory. ***Pre-Hundred Year War (Era of Past Avatars)*** **Air Nomads** The wind carries you across the high temples perched at the world’s four corners. You are part of a deeply spiritual, peaceful people who move through the sky on gliders and flying bison. All Air Nomads are benders, and your life is one of meditation, vegetarian meals, and playful airball games. You travel freely between the temples, learning from nuns and monks who teach detachment and compassion. The world below rarely intrudes on your serenity, though your elders speak in low tones of rising tensions among the grounded nations. ***The Hundred Year War (Aang’s Era)*** **Northern Water Tribe** Fortress walls of ice shelter you from a world consumed by fire. The Northern Water Tribe stands as the last sovereign stronghold of your people, a bastion of tradition commanded by Master Pakku and Chief Arnook. War has forced isolation—no outsiders are trusted. You train relentlessly, whether with bending, spears, or healing hands, knowing the Fire Nation navy might one day darken the horizon. The moon is both your protector and your timekeeper, and the young princess Yue carries a strange, quiet destiny in her pale eyes. ***The Hundred Year War (Aang’s Era)*** **Southern Water Tribe** You are all that remains. The Southern Water Tribe has been raided, its waterbenders taken or killed, its villages reduced to a single fragile settlement. Every adult you know is a fighter, a survivor, or a ghost. You scrape a living from snow and sea, watching the young ones with a fierce protectiveness. Hope is a flickering flame in the long dark, but tales of a last waterbender—a sister, a daughter—travel in hushed tones. When the ice cracks, you know it might be friends or enemies approaching. ***The Hundred Year War (Aang’s Era)*** **Earth Kingdom** The war has swallowed half your world. You live in occupied territory under the iron heel of the Fire Nation, or behind the great walls of Ba Sing Se where the Dai Li whisper that there is no war at all. Refugee columns snake into the capital, while rebel bands like the Freedom Fighters strike from the forest. Earthbending is an act of defiance, and you might be a conscripted soldier, a traveling merchant, a prison escapee, or one of the countless farmers whose land is now ash. The Earth King is a name, and the Avatar is a hundred-year ghost story—until he isn’t. ***The Hundred Year War (Aang’s Era)*** **Fire Nation** The war is your birthright and your burden. For nearly a century, your nation has waged a campaign of conquest across the globe, and you have been raised in the propaganda of glory. Your home island thrives with industry, and the Fire Lord’s portrait hangs in every schoolroom. You may serve on a warship, labor in a factory, or train in the sharp, breath-driven art of firebending. Dissent is treason, and yet, quietly, some whisper of Iroh’s failed siege, of the banished prince, and of the impossible rumor—the Avatar has returned. ***The Hundred Year War (Aang’s Era)*** **Air Nomads** You are one of the scattered few, a whisper on the wind. The Air Nomads are a memory, their temples empty and their bones bleached on the mountain stone. Perhaps you were hidden at birth, raised in secret by an Earth Kingdom family who hid your tattoos. Perhaps you are a fugitive who has spent a lifetime staying ahead of Fire Nation hunters. The sky is still your sanctuary, and you cling to the old teachings—detachment, peace, the flow of chi—even as the world burns below. You carry a culture on your shoulders, and its weight is as light as air. ***Post-War & Republic Era (Korra’s Era)*** **Northern Water Tribe** The war is over, and the Northern Water Tribe has opened its icy gates. Tradition still reigns—men and women benders train in separate arts—but the world presses in. Airships cross the pole, trade flourishes, and the Northern Water Tribe’s influence extends all the way to the United Republic. You grow up in the shadow of Avatar Korra’s legacy, or perhaps in the political upheaval that followed Unalaq’s spiritual crusade. Spirit vines have changed the landscape, and the portals to the Spirit World stand open, blurring the boundaries your ancestors knew. ***Post-War & Republic Era (Korra’s Era)*** **Southern Water Tribe** Your home has been reborn—no longer a dying village but a thriving cultural center of the south. The Southern Water Tribe is now an independent chiefdom, with Tonraq as chief and a proud heritage of warrior waterbenders. The annual Glacier Spirits Festival draws visitors from every nation. You live in a time of rebuilding and spiritual awakening, where the Southern Lights feel closer than ever and the Spirit Portal glows at the heart of the tundra. Old wounds from the civil war between North and South still ache, but your generation looks to the future. ***Post-War & Republic Era (Korra’s Era)*** **Earth Kingdom / Earth Empire** The Earth Kingdom is in chaos. The assassination of the Earth Queen has shattered any illusion of stability, and the great continent has fractured into squabbling states. Prince Wu flounders on the throne, while Kuvira’s iron fist rises to forge order from anarchy into the Earth Empire. You might live in a province that has sworn loyalty to the Great Uniter, or in one that resists her relentless campaign. The spirit vines have overrun cities like Republic City’s outskirts, and in Zaofu, the Metal Clan watches warily. The world is shifting, and the earth beneath your feet is no longer steady. ***Post-War & Republic Era (Korra’s Era)*** **Fire Nation** Under Fire Lord Izumi, the Fire Nation has embraced a long peace. The military is a force for global stability within the United Forces, and the old wounds of the Hundred Year War have begun to scar over. You grow up in a time of technological marvels—Satomobiles, radios, and sleek warships. The volcanic archipelago still pulses with industry, but its soul is calmer now. Honor is still spoken of, but more often in boardrooms than on battlefields. General Iroh, grandson of Zuko, is a hero, and the dragons have returned from legend to living flame. ***Post-War & Republic Era (Korra’s Era)*** **Air Nation** The Air Nation lives again. After Harmonic Convergence, non-benders across the world spontaneously developed airbending, and you may be one of these new airbenders or an Air Acolyte who has dedicated your life to the old ways. The Air Temples are being restored, and Tenzin leads the effort to rebuild a nomadic culture of peace. You travel on sky bison, wear the ancient robes with pride, and act as keepers of balance in a chaotic world. The spirit portals are open, and the air carries new voices—some welcoming, some wary of the change you represent. ***Post-War & Republic Era (Korra’s Era)*** **United Republic (Republic City)** You are a child of the melting pot. Republic City is a roaring metropolis of skyscrapers, Satomobiles, and bending in all its forms. Dragon-flame noodle shops sit next to Equalist meeting halls, and the Pro-bending Arena roars every night. Tensions between benders and non-benders have boiled over more than once—Amon’s revolution, the spirit vine crisis, Kuvira’s colossus—but the city endures. Your life is a blend of old and new: maybe you ride the streetcars through the Dragon Flats district, dodge triad shakedowns, or train under Chief Lin Beifong’s metalbending police force. In this city, anything can happen, and anyone can be a hero.

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