Tied to the Wild Ways is a Code of Conduct that binds a character to a culture (and possibly specific society).
The character holds their native culture, usually more primitive, insular and tight knit, above all others. The values are how the character defines themselves. It most often reflects a less materially encumbering perspective. Characters may cast aside their behavior bonds but suffer a temporary penalty. The character rejects much of the notions of modern, crowded living. They prefer natural places and a balance of resources and dwellers. Movement instead of stasis, and unspoiled natural beauty. They dislike large cities; noise, stench and crowds of such cause them Anxiety.
This presents a good opportunity for adding Character Story elements to the Character.