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For entertainment, the Gerudo often watch or participate in Sand-Seal Racing or can be found at the Noble Canteen where the Noble Pursuit is a favorite among the Gerudo. Local spots of interest include the [[Northern Icehouse]], the [[Kara Kara Bazaar]], and the [[Gerudo Great Skeleton]]. | For entertainment, the Gerudo often watch or participate in Sand-Seal Racing or can be found at the Noble Canteen where the Noble Pursuit is a favorite among the Gerudo. Local spots of interest include the [[Northern Icehouse]], the [[Kara Kara Bazaar]], and the [[Gerudo Great Skeleton]]. | ||
The Gerudo Chiefdom follows a matrilineal | The Gerudo Chiefdom follows a matrilineal hereditary succession system with no male influence, and it's not known what status, if any, the Chieftainess' husband holds, though it's assumed to be completely negligible. The status of past Gerudo men is not known either, other than that of [[Ganondorf]]. | ||
The Gerudo, unlike in many previous game depictions of the race, are in good economic and social affluence in spite of the presence of the [[Divine Beast Vah Naboris]] hindering their free movement in their desert home, having amicable relations with other Hyrulean races, and being in generally good spirits. | The Gerudo, unlike in many previous game depictions of the race, are in good economic and social affluence in spite of the presence of the [[Divine Beast Vah Naboris]] hindering their free movement in their desert home, having amicable relations with other Hyrulean races, and being in generally good spirits. Also, unlike other depictions in previous games, the Gerudo in ''Breath of the Wild'' do not engage in banditry or other illegal activities due to marginalization. | ||
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