Nomadic people in your nation

[Kdhecia]

The western deserts of K'dhecia, especially in Molotspad Autonomous Region, were once inhabited by primitive, semi-agricultural tribes. Most have since been civilized and assimilated into the Empire, but they still retain a great deal of regional pride, and even have a small separatist movement. Some Molotspadi still live in their desert-clans, subsisting on the water they harvest from their cacti crops and herding sheep.

[Teyogina]

The Teyogi Elven Folk were always nomadic. This is latgely due to the harsh and unforgiving environment that forced the Teyogi to wander place to place.

[Nevi Im]

There are some homeless people that could be counted as nomadic, but that is it.

[Luziyca]

There are few, but usually only adults. They tend to get arrested for trespassing or loitering.

[Novus Niciae]

The crews of some of our larger merchant vessels can spend most of their life traveling from planet to planet carrying goods.
But aside from this we have very few actual planet bound nomads

[Francais Rouge]

Perfectly acceptable. Lots of people do move from city to city.

[The Arctic Isles]

The are called the Nomadic Inuits. Unlike an average Inuit, a nomadic inuit would hunt for food. They hunt for food and water and build an igloo as their own shelter.

[Themiclesia]

The agricultural revolution has caused most of the 123 states of Themiclesia to be agrarian.

There are two, however, are historically non-agrarian.

[Nicer potlimitomaha]

Are there nomadic people in your nation?

There are some nomadic people's in the country at any time but they usually move on rather quickly.

[NewYorker17]

Banned

[Allmann]

There are not many who still live a nomadic life. There are however the descendants of nomadic peoples scattered across the Commonwealth, Alans, Turks and Cossacks. Most of them are sedentary now though.

[The New Dog Nation]

A group of Pegasi, who call themselves the '"Free Flyers", tend to move around from place to place, usually trying to find places with ideal wind conditions.

[Peoples Republic of Cesarland]

Outlawed by constitution if not with a good reason

[Fatatatutti]

We have a number of gypsies, who could be classified as nomadic. Other than that, we have no true nomads because there is no need to "follow the resources"; they're everywhere.

[Zoboyizakoplayoklot]

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[Cataheassa]

All of the tribes in Cataheassa are nomadic. There are very few permanent settlements and they are in or near military bases.

[Tanzu]

Closest thing we have are migrant workers.

[Krazhokia]

We used to, the Blortgust population used to be nomadic but then President Klatsko Borunvosky made the Blortgust Autonomous Republic for them to stay in.

[Carathius]

Some of the Indigenous Carathians are nomadic; out of 7.348 Indigenous Carathians (as of the 2010 Census), 1.555 are identified as "nomads" by the census. The Indigenous Carathians were entirely nomadic when Carathius and his followers arrived from another dimension more than 2000 years ago and started to take many of their lands by force.

[Rutuba]

No. In the 19th century, the colonial authorities encouraged (and, in a few cases, forced) Rutuba's nomadic peoples to settle.

[Breheim]

The Runit people of northern Breheim were traditionally nomadic, but in the modern age are largely sedentiary. There's still some nomads among them, primarily smaller families of reindeer herders.

[Collaborative Commonalist Memecracy]

There are nomadic fisherpeople who travel around the edges of our island nation catching fish and gathering different resources from the sea. They are called the Ahan. Many have settled down and work in aquaculture.

OOC: This is made up.

[Darwinish Brentsylvania]

There aren't any in Darwin-Brentsylvania.

[Coroleus]

Many Coroleans (or whatever they call themselves over there, we don't know) in the vast desert regions live as nomads. They are mostly settlers that got lost over a hundred years ago.

[Zorbae]

In the north of Zorbae, there are many nomadic tribes, many travelling many miles from their homelands to take advantage of land set aside for them.