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((photoshopped))

The warband accepts and welcomes the new rider into their camp.

((Lemon posted the first thread, but he isn't active tho and they allowed me to take over. The band is being reactivated.))

The Azghari Warband “When the Lamb broke the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth living creature saying, “Come.” I looked, and behold, an ashen horse; and he who sat on it had the name Death; and Hell followed with him. Authority was given to them over a fourth of the earth, to kill with sword and with famine and with pestilence and by the wild beasts of the earth.” A band of brothers and sisters equal beneath the Eternal blue sky, this band of nomadic peoples are renowned for their passion and fervour - the most proficient horse riders to ever grace Vailor’s many meadows and pastures. Formed by Darius and Cyrus, sons of the great Sasan, the pair of warriors were without parallel; renowned for their hundred-strong harems. Although there exists no ranking for the warband, the strongest leaders are chosen by the entire warband to guide them - holding no position except that as a trusted figure. In this way any man can make his fortune and become great, provided he be worthy. They made their foes flee in horror because their swarthy aspect was fearful, with an intriguing distinguishment in their eyes is seen through the colours of brown, green and blue. Their hardihood is evident in their wild appearance, and they are beings who are cruel to their children on the very day they are born. For they cut the cheeks of the males with a sword, so that before they receive the nourishment of milk they must learn to endure wounds. Hence they grow old beardless and their young men are without comeliness, because a face furrowed by the sword spoils by its scars the natural beauty of a beard. They are short in stature, quick in bodily movement, alert horsemen, broad shouldered, ready in the use of bow and arrow, and have firm-set necks which are ever erect in pride. Though they live in the form of men, they have the cruelty of wild beasts. A travelling band, these nomads are oft on the move and rarely stay in the same place- their swords are sold to the highest bidder. Many kingdoms have competed to hire them, brutal warriors who are known for both their skill in the field and their fortitude when faced with great sieges. Their ranks know no difference between man or woman, any creature except the accursed Kha can serve amidst their ranks provided they can ride. The Azghari do not settle and farm, they are hunters and gatherers - fast moving horsemen that stay for only short times in a single place. Every member is expected to sustain themselves by their own tools, hunting game and slaying prey to feed them. Slavery is accepted by the Azghari, and a man is judged on how many slaves he has taken. For those who are taken in bondage, freedom can only be earned by hard coin or valour shown in the Warband’s service - freeing them to fight as any other rider. For the wealth that is gathered in battle, every man receives an equal portion - the Warband knows no boundaries to brotherhood. The faith of the Azghari is revolved around the deity of ‘Od Tengri’, the unknowable one who knows everything. He is the judge of good and bad, Tengri can bless a person richly, but can also utterly destroy those whom he deems unfit. His actions cannot be predicted. His ways, difficult to know. There exist many other spirits or 'aenguls' besides Tengri. These spirits are diverse. They can be good or bad or of mixed temperament. They can be gods residing in the upper heavenly world, wandering evil spirits from the underworld, spirits of the land, water, stars and planets or spirits of the ancestors. They can be in charge of certain tribes or of certain nations. Under Tengri these spirits all have some limited influence, but it is nearly impossible for normal people to contact them. Only the High Priest of Od Tengri can contact them. Unless Od Tengri contacts them himself. There is no 'one true religion'. Humanity has not reached full enlightenment. Nonetheless Tengri will not leave the guilty unpunished and the virtuous unrewarded. Those upright in spirit and righteous in thought are acceptable to Tengri, even if they followed different religions. Tengri has given different paths for man. Anyone interested in service would do well to inquire with Dogan (SaintPaint) or respond here: (Fast travel to the camp can be found at Felsen) OOC: Username: Skype: IC: Name: Race: Age:

A horseman may be seen pinning posters at mayor locations around Vailor. Halloh, it is me Dogan. I need breeding tomes, I hear they make me a better animal breeder. If you have tomes, I will give you monies. Please contact me if you have breeding tomes. - Dogan of the Steppes

Royce Vallberg grumbles in his bed "At least it's a start on the business career..." He says, turning the sack of money he is using as pillow.

*Dogan would be dragging the dead Aethermoorians into a pile outside the Azghari camp, still shocked by the amount of men and women they sacrificed for one girl.*

"One of the orc salves wanted 5000 for someone completely irrelevant. This is mainly to those of Aethermoor."

The posters have been removed. A young female elf, taken from Aethermoor and assumed to be of high importance. You may purchase her for slave or simply to free her. Bidding starts at 2000 Minas. Buyout is 4000. If you're interested in this girl, come to the Azghari Camp.

Poorly written posters have been pinned around mayor locations. The posters has been removed.

"Dogan just need bones for doges please."

((Breeding wovles.. I have to use 1-4 bones every time I reclaim a wolf to breed it))

Poorly written posters are pinned around mayor locations such as Felsen and the Cloud Temple. "Halloh man and woman. Dogan need many bones. Please give Dogan bones, me pay. Come to Dogan for trade."

Too long didn't read, but I like the sound of totems.

Oh I thought... the other kind of protection.

:-)

Burn the stonemen! (spoilers)

"Contact Dogan for horses. I be in the Azghari Steppes." says Dogan