Choctaw

Primary culture

Choctaw (Muskogean)

Capital province

Choctaw (920)

Government

Native Council

State religion

Totemist

Technology group

North American

Native ideas

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Notes:

For countries with the Native tribe government type whose capital is not in one of the following locations:

North America subcontinent
California region
Rio Grande region

Traditions:

+15% Manpower recovery speed

+100% Prestige from land battles

Counting Coups

+10% Morale of armies

Storytelling Tradition

−10% Idea cost

Clan Mothers

+10% Production efficiency

Adopt Clan Totems

−10% Stability cost modifier

The Little War

−2 National unrest

War and Peace Chiefs

+20% National manpower modifier

Great Winter Hunts

+25 Global settler increase

Ambition:

+1 Diplomatic relation

From the ruins of the Mound builders cities of the lower Mississippi, two powerful tribes have emerged. Tracing their lineage far to the west, the Chickasha (or

Chickasaw) and the Chatah (or Choctaw) both maintain a strong tribal unity, and though they must be wary of one another, face few other threats.

But to the south and east, the sea lies, and none of the Chickasaw or Choctaw people know what lies beyond it.

Could a threat greater than they have ever faced someday come from across the waves?

The Choctaw are a Native American tribe that resides in the Mississipi region of North America. It’s the primary nation of the Choctaw culture. In 1444 it borders the Chickasaw to the north and Creek to the east.