DeletedUser
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Technically No. The NAP was with RAW, RAWKOR, -4M-, and another tribe (can't think of it off the top of my head). So Raw and Rawkor merging into 1 tribe still has the same effect since the 2 parts of the same tribal family merged, meaning nothing changed.
RAM itself split and isn't a family tribe, nor do the members really have to follow a tribal NAP if they aren't a part of the tribe. RAM itself still exists though. Let me draw you a diagram.
NAP:
RAM
RAW FAMILY (RAW, RAWKOR, -4m-)
RAM disbands, NAP ends with players who leave RAM
NAP:
RAM
RAW Family
No NAP:
Players who left RAM to join other tribes
Your hypothetical scenario:
NAP-
RAM
RAW Family (RAW, RAWKOR, -4M-)
RAW & RAWKOR merge to form Tribe X
NAP:
RAM
RAW Family (Tribe X, -4M-)
See the difference now?
RAM itself split and isn't a family tribe, nor do the members really have to follow a tribal NAP if they aren't a part of the tribe. RAM itself still exists though. Let me draw you a diagram.
NAP:
RAM
RAW FAMILY (RAW, RAWKOR, -4m-)
RAM disbands, NAP ends with players who leave RAM
NAP:
RAM
RAW Family
No NAP:
Players who left RAM to join other tribes
Your hypothetical scenario:
NAP-
RAM
RAW Family (RAW, RAWKOR, -4M-)
RAW & RAWKOR merge to form Tribe X
NAP:
RAM
RAW Family (Tribe X, -4M-)
See the difference now?