Sabcho

The sabcho (from Georgian საბჭო, sabč̣o, 'council') is an annual meeting of delegates from every teryo pack around the world.

The event takes place every autumn around the equinox every year high in the mountains of Abkhazia, Georgia. The Ts'q'aliani pack hosts the event, as they are the oldest known pack and the Veryovkina Cave is believed to be the origin of all teryo.

Procedure
It is typically a five-day affair.

Day One
Day One occurs three days before the first full moon after the fall equinox. Festivities only occur at night, as the delegates enter the sabcho area. It is customary for them to sleep under the stars, in a big circle around a fire.

Day Two
Day Two is when all ideas begin to be debated. Each teryo pack takes a turn to talk about the state of their pack, and any issues they fact that other teryo packs could help with. These responses are all recorded.

Day Three
Day Three is mostly similar to Day Two, except all delegates have a large amount of wine beforehand. The process of debating an idea once sober and once drunk comes from an ancient Persian custom.

After Day Three, a 24 hour rest period is taken to help delegates sober up and get over their hangovers.

Day Four
Day Four, the night of the full moon, is one long feast from sunset to sunrise. The Ts'q'aliani pack provides most of the food, but all delegates to bring human meat from their homeland in a potluck.

Day Five
Day Five begins at sunset after the feast. The Ts'q'aliani elders make closing remarks and the ceremony is officially concluded, and the delegates make their way back home.