senshidenshi
Switched the Red and Blue channels
Here's my take on the design: receive a free Great Musician at Trapping
UA: Sambadabts
Sources of Deer are instantly improved, and provide additional Food and Faith when worked. Deer may periodically spread to adjacent Snow and Tundra tiles.*
*This means that both tiles will have a Deer on it, the source isn't migrating, just expanding.
UU: Samoyed Sled
Weaker than the Horseman, which it replaces, the Samoyed Sled does not require Horses and is available earlier, at Animal Husbandry. In addition, it does not suffer terrain penalties when in Snow or Tundra and has +1 Movement when beginning a turn on a source of Deer.
UB: Mya
Unlike the Circus, which it replaces, the Mya has a Great Work of Music slot and requires a source of Deer rather than Horses or Ivory. Additionally, it provides Great Musician Points for each source of worked Deer.
By the way, does anyone have any ideas for an Evenki Reindeer Archer?
UA: Sambadabts
Sources of Deer are instantly improved, and provide additional Food and Faith when worked. Deer may periodically spread to adjacent Snow and Tundra tiles.*
*This means that both tiles will have a Deer on it, the source isn't migrating, just expanding.
UU: Samoyed Sled
Weaker than the Horseman, which it replaces, the Samoyed Sled does not require Horses and is available earlier, at Animal Husbandry. In addition, it does not suffer terrain penalties when in Snow or Tundra and has +1 Movement when beginning a turn on a source of Deer.
UB: Mya
Unlike the Circus, which it replaces, the Mya has a Great Work of Music slot and requires a source of Deer rather than Horses or Ivory. Additionally, it provides Great Musician Points for each source of worked Deer.
By the way, does anyone have any ideas for an Evenki Reindeer Archer?
. Should really try to actually read the posts fully 
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for some indigenous peoples of Siberia. The term has come to be considered derogatory because it has been interpreted by some ethnologists as originating from Russian samo-yed meaning 'self-eater', i.e. 'cannibal'.
