The Dreaming Pool
Anthony Reynolds
His death saddened Sirik, for all that he was an enemy. Were they kin, these two? Lovers? Friends? With a deep breath, she pushed those feelings aside, so as to focus on the task at hand.
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City of Iron and Glass
Graham McNeill
He pictured himself dressed like a dandy, greeting his fellow citizens and doffing his hat to visiting clan representatives.
“Is that a cultivair?” said Wyn, pointing to a latticework dome of smoky glass leaning out from the edge of the cliff.
What Once Sailed Free
Michael Luo
He wonders if he has any family at all, anywhere.
“Well, I guess you're off to a new beginning.”
Azir
Ghosts formed of sand relived his city’s last moments from long ago, and Azir watched in horror as Xerath’s treachery unfolded. He wept as he saw his family murdered, his empire fall and his power stolen. Only now, millennia too late, did he finally understand the depths of hatred harbored by his former friend and ally. 
In Battle, Broken
L J Goulding
These past few years have not been kind to the folk of the high valleys.”
Atreus looked from Iula to Tomis, and back again.
Destiny and Fate
Anthony Reynolds
Still makes me laugh that he’s one of the river folk, one that lived half his life in Bilgewater, no less, and he still can’t swim. 
Bloodline
Graham McNeill
“Do I know you? Does your tribe want me dead?”
Taliyah frowned. “No. I don’t think so. We’re herders.
Sisterhood of War Part II: The Unquiet Dead
Ian St. Martin
“During the war, all the fighters in our tribe came here. For years we heard nothing, until one day a woman came with this.” 
The Axiomata
Daniel Couts
Perhaps some for entertainment, the rest for family. All else is distraction.” A wryness creeps around her voice, signaling a return to more companionable chatter. 
Sisterhood of War Part III: Irreparable
Ian St. Martin
His journey. Denied from fighting for his tribe, enduring the hardships to find his place in another. Discovering their own broken family. 
Hollowspun
Dana Luery Shaw
It had been one of the voidling beasts that killed her family, her village. Covered in its carapace, Kai’Sa would always be seen as a monster. 
The Shackles of Belief
Anthony Reynolds
“The gods will bring ruin upon our tribe if anything happens to her,” Brokvar added.
If forced to pick just one person in the Freljord to fight at her side, Vrynna would choose Brokvar.
From The Ashes
Aaron Dembski-Bowden
She came to Rygann’s Reach with two dozen others, the survivors of a nomadic clan that had dwindled in the wilds over the course of a generation. 
The Bow, and the Kunai
Joey Yu
Not to mention, the thought of losing even one more of her Kinkou family was unbearable.
Faey scanned the area and made up her mind.
Twilight of the Gods
Graham McNeill
And wasn’t that why he had summoned his kin?
“The moment Azir fell, a war between the Sunborn was inevitable,” said Ta’anari, putting aside the scroll, and rising from his study of ancient history.
The Despoiler of Havenfall
Michael Haugen Wieske
Where he should feel a union of kindred minds, he teetered on the edge of a ravenous void. Jonath let his fear take over and hammered his heels into its flanks. 
To Herd A Cat
Dana Luery Shaw
Professor Bunce had to drop his course load for some silly family obligations, something about someone being on their deathbed.”
Bunce?
Confessions of a Broken Blade: Part 2
Ariel Lawrence
All her years of living or dying by the strength of Noxus, and Riven had accepted their fragile offer of hope, let herself be clothed in it and in a family that could have been.
“When she regained her strength, she wanted to work in the fields,” the old man went on.
Shadow and Fortune
Graham McNeill
Finally he saw the beast’s inner maw, a ribbed gullet large enough to swallow a clan whole or crush a thirty-oar Longreaver in a single bite. Its teeth were chiseled fangs like obsidian boulders.
Monstrous
Graham McNeill
What was learned in blood and suffering now lingers mostly in travelers’ scary stories told around a fire, or in folk traditions. Hang some Pearls of the Moon over your hearth, say a prayer to Nasus to watch over your home, or leave some goats out to appease the beasts’ monstrous hunger.