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** The northern mountain clans, who are basically just wildlings whose ancestors happened to live south of the Wall. Although they're more obedient than the Free Folk, they're still a rough and pugnacious crowd who are usually left to themselves.
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** The northern mountain clans, who are basically just wildlings whose ancestors happened to live south of the Wall. Although they're more obedient less hostile than the Free Folk, Folk (in particular, they're on good terms with the nobility of House Stark), they're still a rough and pugnacious crowd who are usually left to themselves.
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** In ''6'' there is a mode that turns Barbarian Encampments into these. The more you pay them off and hire them the closer they get to turning into a straight up random City-state that no longer spawns hostile units. The process can be reversed by antagonizing them before they make the change.
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* In the ''VideoGame/Overwatch'' universe, this hat belongs to the Junkers...they wear PostApunkalypticArmor, and pilot MiniMecha often made from scraps, while the rest of the world has their own level of advancement.
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* In the ''VideoGame/Overwatch'' ''{{VideoGame/Overwatch}}'' universe, this hat belongs to the Junkers...they wear PostApunkalypticArmor, and pilot MiniMecha often made from scraps, while the rest of the world has their own level of advancement.
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* In the ''VideoGame/Overwatch'' universe, this hat belongs to the Junkers...they wear PostApunkalypticArmor, and pilot MiniMecha often made from scraps, while the rest of the world has their own level of advancement.
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** As it turns out, the Stormcast Eternals of ''TabletopGame/WarhammerAgeOfSigmar'' are the souls of the ancient tribal humans who refused to bend the knee to Chaos back when the world was young and were subjugated and slaughtered for it, now rescued, resurrected and rearmed by Sigmar to fight their old enemies once again. If the Norscans are Vikings, then the Stormcast Eternals are the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einherjar Einherjar]].
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* ''VideoGame/Wizard101'': Grizzleheim (a FantasyCounterpartCulture to [[UsefulNotes/TheVikingAge Viking Age Scandinavia]]) has barbarian boars who wield spears, wear loincloths, and live in tents. In contrast with the more civilised [[HornyVikings bears]], [[ProudWarriorRace wolves]], and [[BlackMage ravens]], almost all boars the player encounters are hostile.
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* ''Film/The13thWarrior'' with Antonio Banderas. The barbarian Vikings defend themselves against the even more barbarous [[spoiler:Neanderthal tribe]].
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* ''Film/The13thWarrior'' with Antonio Banderas. The In ''Film/TheThirteenthWarrior'', the barbarian Vikings defend themselves against the even more barbarous [[spoiler:Neanderthal tribe]].
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* ''Literature/TheToughGuideToFantasyland'': The Northern Barbarians are a fierce and savage people who live in the cold northernmost regions of Fantasyland, but despite this don't seem to wear anything beyond fur loincloths and copper wristguards. They will try to kill the Tourists when first encountered, and the Tour must win their respect by defeating them in battle and then exposing their shaman as a fraud.
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* ''{{Manga/Kingdom}}'' has a number of these. Since it is set in Ancient China, this [[TruthinTelevision makes sense]]. They all tend to be proud, relatively less civilized, have tribal markings and are stronger in combat than a plainsman.
* ''{{Manga/Kingdom}}'' has a number of these. Since it is set in Ancient China, this [[TruthinTelevision makes sense]]. They all tend to be proud, relatively less civilized, have tribal markings and are stronger in combat than a plainsman.
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*''{{Manga/Kingdom}}'' ''Manga/{{Kingdom}}'' has a number of these. Since it is set in Ancient China, this [[TruthinTelevision makes sense]]. They all tend to be proud, relatively less civilized, have tribal markings and are stronger in combat than a plainsman.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'', PlayedForLaughs. The main characters are all proud barbarians, but instead of being ruthless and dramatic they're mostly weird, self-obsessed, shallow and a bit pathetic. There's also hints that despite their constant resistance to the Romans, they are becoming quite Romanized. There are other barbarian tribes too, like the Goths, Normans and Danish Vikings.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'', ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'': PlayedForLaughs. The main characters are all proud barbarians, but instead of being ruthless and dramatic they're mostly weird, self-obsessed, shallow and a bit pathetic. There's also hints that despite their constant resistance to the Romans, they are becoming quite Romanized. There are other barbarian tribes too, like the Goths, Normans and Danish Vikings.
* ''Film/TheScorpionKing'': The Black Arrows are a Barbarian Tribe that the heroes cross paths with when trying to reach the Temple of Scrolls. They do have a sense of fair play and honor when they agree to give safe passage to Mathayus when they hold a contest with him, which not only he wins but shows mercy to his opponents earning their respect.
* ''VideoGame/ANNOMutationem'': Beneath Freeway 42, [[TheMorlocks the Outcasts]] who fully succumbed to the [[CyberneticsEatYourSoul after-effects]] of the [[UnwillingRoboticisation Mechanika Virus]] splintered off into a tribe called the Mutants led by a ruthless general accompanied by savage beasts to attack whoever trespasses onto their territory.
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* Act 5 of ''VideoGame/DiabloII'' had you helping a friendly version. Barbarians were even a selectable class.
* The Barbarians have a great deal more backstory, as ''VideoGame/DiabloIII'' exposes; the Barbarians believe themselves to have a god given mission to protect their territory, which houses the greatest gem in the Diablo universe (and also the ''largest''. This causes frequent clashes with the more civilized people who have no idea what they're guarding, and just see them as aggressive and territorial beyond reason. Sadly, with the corruption and subsequent destruction of said gem, most of them died off or went insane. Those that remain are still as badass as ever.
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* The Barbarians have a great deal more backstory, as ''VideoGame/DiabloIII'' exposes; the Barbarians believe themselves to have a god given mission to protect their territory, which houses the greatest gem in the Diablo universe (and also the ''largest''. This causes frequent clashes with the more civilized people who have no idea what they're guarding, and just see them as aggressive and territorial beyond reason. Sadly, with the corruption and subsequent destruction of said gem, most of them died off or went insane. Those that remain are still as badass as ever.
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** Act 5 of ''VideoGame/DiabloII'' had you helping a friendly version. Barbarians were even a selectable class.
* ** The Barbarians have a great deal more backstory, as ''VideoGame/DiabloIII'' exposes; the Barbarians believe themselves to have a god given mission to protect their territory, which houses the greatest gem in the Diablo universe (and also the ''largest''. This causes frequent clashes with the more civilized people who have no idea what they're guarding, and just see them as aggressive and territorial beyond reason. Sadly, with the corruption and subsequent destruction of said gem, most of them died off or went insane. Those that remain are still as badass as ever.
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* In ''VideoGame/RuneScape'' the residents of the Barbarian Village are an offshoot of the Fremenniks, the game's Viking expy.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Primal|2019}}'': The Vikings are a tribe of marauding warriors dressed in pelts, wielding spears and battleaxes to attack villages and capture their residents to force them into being slaves.
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* In ''[[FanFic/TheDearSweetieBelleContinuity Dear Scootaloo]]'', it is revealed that Pegasi were once a race of warriors who often [[MightMakesRight abandoned foals they deemed to be sick and weak]] (like Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy). While they've now mostly abandoned this mindset, some still cling onto their brutal beliefs [[spoiler: such as [[TheSocialDarwinist Feather]] [[GeneralRipper Duster]]]].
* In ''Fanfic/RonmanTheBarbarian'', a ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' [=AU=] based off of ''Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian'', there's the Actuarians, Ronman's tribe.
* In ''Fanfic/RonmanTheBarbarian'', a ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' [=AU=] based off of ''Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian'', there's the Actuarians, Ronman's tribe.
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* In ''[[FanFic/TheDearSweetieBelleContinuity Dear Scootaloo]]'', it is revealed that Pegasi were once a race of warriors who often [[MightMakesRight abandoned foals they deemed to be sick and weak]] (like Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy). While they've now mostly abandoned this mindset, some still cling onto their brutal beliefs [[spoiler: such [[spoiler:such as [[TheSocialDarwinist Feather]] [[GeneralRipper Duster]]]].
* ''Fanfic/ThePalaververse'': The Corvids, based on the real-life Scottish highland clans.
* In ''Fanfic/RonmanTheBarbarian'', a ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' [=AU=] based off of ''Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian'', there's the Actuarians, Ronman's tribe.
* ''Fanfic/ThePalaververse'': The Corvids, based on the real-life Scottish highland clans.
* In ''Fanfic/RonmanTheBarbarian'', a ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' [=AU=] based off of ''Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian'', there's the Actuarians, Ronman's tribe.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Darkwood}}'' there are the Savages, humans who have devolved to a more primitive mindset due to a mysterious plague that has turned a forest in 1987 Soviet-controlled Poland into an EldritchLocation. At daytime they are territorial, grunting and/or waving large tree branches at you menacingly if they see you from a distance, but at night they shed the “territorial” part and will invade your chosen hideout to try and murder you.
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* ''Literature/BulwerLyttonContest'': The 1984 winner mentions a "barbarous tribe":
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--> The lovely woman-child Kaa was mercilessly chained to the cruel post of the warrior-chief Beast, with his barbarous tribe now stacking wood at her nubile feet, when the strong, clear voice of the poetic and heroic Handsomas roared, “Flick your Bic, crisp that chick, and you’ll feel my steel through your last meal.” — Steven Garman, Pensacola, FL
--> The lovely woman-child Kaa was mercilessly chained to the cruel post of the warrior-chief Beast, with his barbarous tribe now stacking wood at her nubile feet, when the strong, clear voice of the poetic and heroic Handsomas roared, “Flick your Bic, crisp that chick, and you’ll feel my steel through your last meal.” — Steven Garman, Pensacola, FL
