Navajo National Focus Tree

 The Navajo, as one of the seven major powers of the West Coast, has a unique national focus tree.

The Navajo national focus tree can be divided into 3 branches and 5 Sub-Branches:

The History of the People Branch

This branch allows the Navajo to determine their starting ideological, political, and economic focuses through resulting events, eventually unlocking the other branches and sub-branches of the nation.

• Remember When They Called us Tribals? Sub-branch

The American Indian sub-branch. It focuses on negotiating and working with nearby American Indian nations in order to benefit the Navajo by way of economic and political means.

• The Navajo Scouts Sub-branch

The Navajo army sub-branch. It focuses on giving national spirits, additional manpower, and more advanced equipment, to the Navajo's military force.

• The Three Sisters Sub-branch

The Navajo industrial sub-branch. It focuses on increasing agricultural, electrical, and economic production.

• The Reservation System Sub-branch

The Navajo-The Reservation sub-branch. It focuses on investigating the nearby nation of The Reservation, either gaining a war goal against the nation or guaranteeing them as an ally.

I Will Fight Some More Forever Branch

This Branch guarantees the Navajo will resist against Caesar's Legion and their Legion puppet status, culminating in gaining a war goal against the Legion.

The Best Tribe in the Legion Branch

This Branch guarantees the Navajo will continue their Legion affiliation, eventually resulting in becoming a nation equal to, or independent from, Caesar's Legion.

• Plains Sign Language Sub-branch

The Navajo research sub-branch. Unlocked by siding with the Legion or resisting them, the sub-branch focuses in increasing research bonuses and adding a research slot.

The Dream of Dinétah Branch

The conclusion of the Navajo national focus tree, focusing on nearby nations, specifically the Iron Lines, Foragers, and Ciphers.

The History of the People Branch

Focus	Prerequisites	Effects	Description
The History of the People	None	Gets event The Hero Twins.	Some say the Navajo descend from the First Man and woman, who built a home to be sacred and beautiful in Dinétah . Others claim the Navajo immigrated to the American southwest in the 1400s. The wisest of the People know both are true.
A Complicated Relationship	Navajo Requires the following: The History of the People	Gets event The People's Riches.	The years before the Great War were difficult for the Navajo. Although mining and economic devleopment brought prosperity, many in America saw the Navajo Reservation as land to exploit.
The Fifth World	Navajo Requires the following: A Complicated Relationship	Gets event The Friend of Rome.	The Great War did not spare the Navajo, but they survived in the new world where many did not. A common culture, and being spared the worst of the bombs, let the Navajo rebuild when others fell to hunger, raiders, or their own base instincts. The Navajo Scouts repelled Arizona slavers, their goats and brahmin multiplied, and their silversmiths turned towards metalwork for their own use. Until the Legion arrived.

Remember When They Called us Tribals? Sub-branch

Focus	Prerequisites	Effects	Description
Remember When They Called us Tribals?	Navajo Requires the following: The Fifth World	[NAV.GetNameWithFlag] will gain an opinion modifier with all other Native Americans on the map, and vice versa.	The Navajo are not unique to survive the Great War relatively unscathed. The Yakama hold on in eastern Washington; the Uintah command lands of Eastern Utah; and, well, we don't talk about the Cherokee. Each one is a different people, but each recognizes that it wasn't their ancestors who dropped the bombs.
Trade With the Utes	Navajo Requires the following: Remember When They Called us Tribals?	Gain +300.00k Bottle Caps	The Uintah Reservation, located within the territory of the Eagle Rock tribals has been the home of the Utes for over four hundred years, and they are willing to cut a far better deal for Utah's wares than the merchant kings of New Canaan.
Take to the Skies	Navajo Requires the following: Trade With the Utes	2x 50% Research bonus for: Air Technology.	The Shoshone rule much of northern Idaho and Southern Idaho due to their control over the old Hot Springs Air Force Base. Perhaps they will sell us the right to examine the wreckage?
Like an Indian Outlaw	Navajo Requires the following: Take to the Skies File:ExclusiveM.png Mutually exclusive with: As Long As the Grass Shall Grow	Gain +300.00k Bottle Caps	I'm an Indian outlaw, half Cherokee and Choctaw, My baby she's a Chippewa, She's one of a kind.
As Long As the Grass Shall Grow	Navajo Requires the following: Take to the Skies File:ExclusiveM.png Mutually exclusive with: Like an Indian Outlaw	Gains National Spirit Yakama Refugees, which grants (Infantry Platoon: Hard attack: +10%, Special Forces Capacity Multiplier: +5.0%, Special Forces Minimum Capacity: +40).	They said that now and forever more that this was Indian land, As long as the moon shall rise, Oon the reservation there is much sadness now, Washington's treaty has been broken and there is no hope no how...

The Navajo Scouts Sub-branch

Focus	Prerequisites	Effects	Description
File:Bow 1.png The Navajo Scouts	Navajo Requires the following: The Fifth World	Army Experience: +20.	The Navajo served as scouts during America's Indian wars, and returned to that role in the Wasteland. This tradition revived in the aftermath of the Great War, as the Navajo used their skills to hunt down bandits and raiders.
Caesar's Lessons	Navajo Requires the following: File:Bow 1.png The Navajo Scouts	Gains National Spirit Para Pax Bellum, which grants (War Support: +5.00%, Division Attack on core territory: +10.0%).	The People have a complicated relationship with Caesar's Legion, but few can deny there is much to learn from their army. For now.
Help from the Medicine Men	Navajo Requires the following: File:Bow 1.png The Navajo Scouts	Gains National Spirit Medicine Men, which grants (Infantry Equipment: Soft attack: +5%, Divisions speed: +5.00%, Division Attrition: -15.0%, Division Attack: +5.0%).	It is not enough to learn to kill the enemy. The People also learn to process the grief that comes with war; the smell of the dead, their rotting corpses. We can encourage our warriors to speak to medicine men about what they have seen, and conduct prayer songs and the Enemy Way Ceremony, and use peyote with other veterans to come to terms.
The Natsili'tka	Navajo Requires the following: File:Bow 1.png The Navajo Scouts	Add technology: Basic Energy Weaponry	The Hero Twins armed themselves with natsili'tka, the rainbow arrows. Fortunately we can do the same today.
The Naaldlooshi	Navajo Requires one of the following: Caesar's Lessons Help from the Medicine Men The Natsili'tka	Gains National Spirit The Skinwalkers, which grants (Division Defense on core territory: +10.0%, Special Forces Capacity Multiplier: +10.0%, Special Forces Minimum Capacity: +120).	We tell stories of creatures who twist magic to evil, changing shape. But in this fallen world, we have adopted their mantle to scare our enemies. Is that coyote in the bushes? You'd better hope so...
The Warrior Women	Navajo Requires one of the following: Caesar's Lessons Help from the Medicine Men The Natsili'tka	Manpower +500.	Navajo women served in the US armed forces before the Great War, and continued to pick up a rifle after the bombs fell. This causes some discomfort with those in the Legion, but it's hard to argue with the results.

The Three Sisters Sub-branch

Focus	Prerequisites	Effects	Description
The Three Sisters	Navajo Requires the following: The Fifth World	Gains National Spirit The Three Sisters, which grants (Resource Gain Efficiency: +5.00%, Monthly Population: +4.0%, Factory Output: +3.00%).	The People once subsisted on the three sisters: corn, beans, and squash. Today the three sisters are agriculture, mining, and trade. We must develop all three to stand strong and free.
The Brahmin Herds	Navajo Requires the following: The Three Sisters	2x 50% Research bonus for: Agriculture New Navajo Add production of 5 water in New Navajo.	The People have a saying; 'the herd is life.' Sheep, brahmin, and goats feed and clothe our people. The prosperity we have earned under the Legion has let us develop our techniques even further and adapt to feed a larger market.
The Silversmiths	Navajo Requires the following: The Three Sisters	Gain +300.00k Bottle Caps.	The Navajo silversmiths have been famous for five hundred years. We sell their wares throughout the Wastes and bring new wealth to our people.
The Niltsi Wind Farm	Navajo Requires the following: The Three Sisters	New Navajo Add production of 10 power in New Navajo.	What better way to honour the god of wind than to build a new power plant? As his whispered words of wisdom to the Monster Slayer, may this plant breathe new life into our hearths and homes.
Navajo Weaving	Navajo Requires one of the following: The Brahmin Herds The Silversmiths The Niltsi Wind Farm	Gains National Spirit Navajo Textiles, which grants (Consumer Goods Factories: -6.0%, Resources to Market: +6%, Trade deal opinion factor: +10.00%,Infrastructure construction speed: +5.00%). (Bloomfields): Add 3 Building Slots. Add 2 Civilian Workshop.	We have been weaving cotton for almost a thousand years, and our clothes are worn across the Wasteland. Even Caesar can find no better cloth.
Hogan Is Where the Heart Is	Navajo Requires one of the following: The Brahmin Herds The Silversmiths The Niltsi Wind Farm	(Old Cortez): Add 3 Building Slots. Add 2 Civilian Workshop.	Hogans were traditional Navajo dwellings, and have come to refer to all Navajo homes. We can use the profits frm our trade to refurbish and renovate homes for our people.

The Reservation System Sub-branch

Focus	Prerequisites	Effects	Description
The Reservation System	Navajo Requires the following: The Fifth World	Gets event The Ghouls.	To the south lies [RES.GetName], a mysterious community of ghouls in the remains of Los Alamos. We have cautiously engaged in trading with them, but perhaps we should take a new approach.
Expanding Demand	Navajo Requires the following: The Reservation System	(The Reservation) Gets event Another Shipment from the Navajo. New Navajo Add production of 10 metal in New Navajo	For some reason, [RES.GetLeader] has looked for additional slaves and other goods. Although we are profiting handsomely, just what is going on?
What Are they Doing With the Slaves?	Navajo Requires the following: The Reservation System	Army Experience: +25. Gets event The Chosen Ones.	Recognizing that much of the Reservation is radioactive, it is still unclear why so many slaves go in to [LOS.Capital.GetName] and do not come out. Some of our scouts would like to investigate.
No More Reservations	Navajo Requires the following: What Are they Doing With the Slaves? File:ExclusiveM.png Mutually exclusive with: Honour to A New Tribe	(The Reservation) Remove National Spirit Legion Slave Trade. Leaves Caesar's Legion. Grants The Navajo claims on and a Wargoal for The Reservation's core territories. Navajo declares war on The Reservation.	The People's experience sadly makes them concerned when scientists plan to remove 'riff raff' and 'dregs' from the land. We're going to make sure this is the last reservation.
The Fate of the Reservation	Navajo Requires the following: No More Reservations	Cores all owned states also cored by The Reservation.	With the conquest of the Reservation, the ghouls who oppressed humans for no long will now serve new masters.
Honour to A New Tribe	Navajo Requires the following: What Are they Doing With the Slaves? File:ExclusiveM.png Mutually exclusive with: No More Reservations	Gain +400.00k Bottle Caps. Guarantee The Reservation. Enact Guarantee Independence with The Reservation. (The Reservation) Enact Guarantee Independence with The Navajo.	Why should we criticize [RES.GetLeader] for his methods? He is looking out for his People, just as [NAV.GetLeader] looks out for his.
Ancient Secrets	Navajo Requires the following: Honour to A New Tribe	Adds technology: Sophisticated Infantry Tech.	Some of the ghouls have survived since the Great War, and as our relationship grows they will share their secrets.

I Will Fight Some More Forever Branch

Focus	Prerequisites	Effects	Description
I Will Fight Some More Forever	Navajo Requires the following: The Fifth World	This will increase Navajo resistance by one.	The Navajo didn't survive the Comanche, 200 years of American oppression, a nuclear war, and the super-mutant migration to bend the knee to Caesar. We will bide our time and rise up!

The Best Tribe in the Legion Branch

Focus	Prerequisites	Effects	Description
The Best Tribe in the Legion	Navajo Requires the following: The Fifth World	This will set you on a path to gain autonomy, but you will remain part of the Legion.	Critics would ask what, apart from the roads and irrigation and public order, has Caesar's Legion done for us. But better to run with the wolves than to be a sheep.

Plains Sign Language Sub-branch

Focus	Prerequisites	Effects	Description
Plains Sign Language	Navajo Requires one of the following: I Will Fight Some More Forever The Best Tribe in the Legion	2x 50% Research bonus for:Encryption Technology Replace The Navajo Pathfinders with The Navajo Scouts Effective change: Encryption: +20.00% Special Forces Minimum Capacity:+20 This will set you on a path to gain autonomy, but you will remain part of the Legion.	There was a time when American Indians communicated with a common sign language, understanding each other even if they could not speak with words. Now we are among the last to know the old way. Good news for us, though!

The Dream of Dinétah Branch

Focus	Prerequisites	Effects	Description
The Dream of Dinétah	Navajo Requires one of the following: Watch Me Kill a God From Client to Ak’is	The Navajo will be known as Dinetah Political Power:+100	Dinétah is the traditional home of our people. We once ruled across Utah, Arizona, and Colorado, the land within the four mountains: Sis Naajini, Tsoodzil, Dookooshii, and Dibé Nitsaa. It is time to take our country back.
Stop the Train!	Navajo Requires the following: The Dream of Dinétah	Grants The Navajo claims on and a Wargoal for Circle Junction's core territories.	The Iron Lines tribe charts the railways of the pre-war railroad, traveling the rails in handcart caravans. Although the Navajo have not historically lived in western Colorado, there's no reason that can't change.
Break Down the Trains	Navajo Requires the following: Stop the Train! Owns Circle Junction	Circle Junction Add production of 10 ultra in Circle Junction.	The Wasteland simply can't support continental railway right now. So why not turn the railyard into a scrapyard?
Subdue the Foragers	Navajo Requires the following: The Dream of Dinétah	Grants The Navajo claims on and a Wargoal for The Forager's core territories.	Foragers are a vast number of paroled and escaped convicts, living in the lands of Colorado. They ought to pick Dog City apart. And now, after they have been driven out from it by Handogs, they seek to salvage our homelands. It is imperative to take the lands those savages scrap as fast as possible.
New Management	Navajo Requires the following: Subdue the Foragers	(Eagle Pass, New Montrose, Glenwood Springs and 2 others): State is now a core of Navajo.	The Foragers have managed to get by based on support from the Californian caravan companies, we can use it as a springboard for Colorado.
Reclaim the Mesa	Navajo Requires the following: The Dream of Dinétah	Grants The Navajo claims on and a Wargoal for Ciphers's core territories.	The Ciphers have camped out in Mesa Verde, treating a Native American site as their own. But perhaps we can find a use for them, as they adorn their homes and town with forgotten electronic schematics like a sacred art.
The Fate of the Ciphers	Navajo Requires the following: Reclaim the Mesa Owns Mesa Verde	Gets event 'A New Clan?'.	The riddle of the ciphers has been solved, and Navajo Scouts patrol Mesa Verde once again. But now we must decide how to handle them.