Broken Nose
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| + | The Tribe of Broken Nose is a widespread tribe who lay claim to large swaths of western China and eastern Mongolia. They won their moniker both due to their ceremonial self mutilation, and their reputation for leading chasing armies into thick, trap laden patches of forest after long pursuit through the steppe. Their most notable spawn is [[Kudzu]], member of the first [[Skryll]] and first [[Khadine]] of the Horde of 1000 faces, and his kin. Sister Crabgrass, and parents Sumac and Krokus. Broken Nose fighters tend to favor dual wielding single edged hackers and machete, or if using a shield prefer small bone shields. Additionally to stay competitive against their horsemen adversaries on the plain they have become excellent at Warg cavalry warfare. When the Wargs aren't enough, their talents for speed and stealth have allowed them to survive for as long as any can remember. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:03, 12 March 2022
The Tribe of Broken Nose is a widespread tribe who lay claim to large swaths of western China and eastern Mongolia. They won their moniker both due to their ceremonial self mutilation, and their reputation for leading chasing armies into thick, trap laden patches of forest after long pursuit through the steppe. Their most notable spawn is Kudzu, member of the first Skryll and first Khadine of the Horde of 1000 faces, and his kin. Sister Crabgrass, and parents Sumac and Krokus. Broken Nose fighters tend to favor dual wielding single edged hackers and machete, or if using a shield prefer small bone shields. Additionally to stay competitive against their horsemen adversaries on the plain they have become excellent at Warg cavalry warfare. When the Wargs aren't enough, their talents for speed and stealth have allowed them to survive for as long as any can remember.
