FoxesThe folks of the Great Forest are known for their simple laid-back lifestyle, as the forest provides everything for its dwellers to satisfy their needs. Out of all, foxes might enjoy this kind of life the most. They don't form tribes of their own, so usually they live alone or in small groups, but it's also common to see them as part of other tribes. Thanks to this, their traditions vary a lot in different regions of the forest, though there is one thing that's present in most of them. There are several times in a year when many foxes gather to one place to share their experiences with each other and learn new tricks from their peers.
FishingThe river provides a lot for the forest dwellers, so the foxes of the region like to source their food from here. Thanks to their improvised way of catching fish, they have a lot of time to lean back and relax while also getting the work done. Being this carefree around the water is not advised though, as there are tricksters in the river rivalling even the foxes. The otters have this place as their home, and playing tricks on the folks near the water is something they would never skip on. The foxes know many tricks on their own, but when they try to focus on something else, they become prone even to their own tricks.
DryadThe dryads show themselves very rarely to the folks of the forest as their duties are too important to get distracted, but still, foxes know exactly where to find them any time of the day. Even so, they don't intend to cause trouble for the tenders of the forest, just want to tag along and maybe try to help them with their work. Having a few helpers should make their duties easier and allow them to finish the work faster. But foxes are real tricksters. With all the work they saved for the dryads, they must have the time to offer blessings in return. Foxes are probably the only folks of the forest who still get to enjoy these blessings regularly.
TravellerThe Deer Academy has a lot of visitors from faraway lands to get their training as a scholar, but these visitors usually are not prepared for what's waiting for them in the forest. Approaching from the north is simple, from the south one may need the help of the locals to get around safely. As the forest dwellers have no use for coins, it's common to gift usefull items to thank them for showing the way. Foxes know this well and gladly help anyone being lost in these parts of the forest, though they also love to play tricks on the travellers. Most fox tricks are well-known, even outside the forest, but sometimes they might experiment with new ones, just to make sure the travellers use the same route when they return home.