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Jokingly referred to as the "Merchant Clan", though the extent of their mercantilism skills is limited to not killing those with whom they trade.
Essentially bestridden by most other clans, the Dealers are very primitive in build and nature. They don't bother with grooming, and feel no need to earn the respect of the clans that look down on them. They are generally uneducated Jiralhanae, though they know and revolve their "culture" around wealth... Or rather, what they consider wealth...
"One Brute's trash is another Brute's treasure" would be an apt idiom to describe this group, as they specialize in the trade and acquisition of goods from all other clans.
I feel that since there are so many styles and aesthetics unique to each Brute clan (in armor, dress, weaponry, and technology), there should be a group that accepts any and all styles among its own people. So the Doisac Dealers fill the niche when it comes to making good use of damaged, obsolete, or otherwise discarded goods.
"Trade" among these Brutes differs depending on the item or items up for grabs. Armor, for example, which is usually only coveted by hunters and fighters among them, is often fought for in one of countless designated "rings" following a basic set of rules. The winner then keeps all items put up for trade, and despite any physical injury, becomes wealthier as a result.
Because of this, older brutes tend to have many scars, though they tend to be hidden among their thick coat.