Chapter II. Raiding
Reap and raid! A common saying to followers of the Raider.
Nonetheless, there are right and wrong ways to raid, in the eyes of our Spoke.
The truly despicable make choice to butcher entire villages, so the ruler or legion does not find out who was behind the pillaging. This is a dark act against the faith. One should wish for the infamy that comes from it, for your legend to grow and a chance for the defeated to rise again as true warriors. Their belongings however belong to the strong and you may take whatever they are able to miss.
To take slaves, too, is against the principle of the faith, for a slave has no chance to grow into a warrior. Were you to take one and raise one as your own, to mentor one's progress, would be a different story. This would not be a slave. And true legends may be borne from this practise, however cruel it is perceived to be.
Think of a Banafsi that grows up in Frostport. Think of a Frostportian that grows up in Qadira. When these cultures merge and their differing views on war, battle and combat, who knows what prowess may come from this.
This is why we, raiders, are adventurers, too. This is why we are in Ephia's Well and raiding them. To return with riches, knowledge and fame. Frostport will have gained martial tactics and research from these raids and might grow stronger as a collective- by the actions of individual raiders. This is why we must record the legend of our raiders and their actions.
Balance your taking, so the defeated do not overly yearn for your death, through desperate pleas to Wroth. Instead, have them cling to their weapons and pray to Agaslakku for the strength to defeat you.
Be wild, be savage, be free and let none dictate what you do.
Be strong- fight for all that is real- all who stand in your way... will fall, by steel!
Reap and raid! A common saying to followers of the Raider.
Nonetheless, there are right and wrong ways to raid, in the eyes of our Spoke.
The truly despicable make choice to butcher entire villages, so the ruler or legion does not find out who was behind the pillaging. This is a dark act against the faith. One should wish for the infamy that comes from it, for your legend to grow and a chance for the defeated to rise again as true warriors. Their belongings however belong to the strong and you may take whatever they are able to miss.
To take slaves, too, is against the principle of the faith, for a slave has no chance to grow into a warrior. Were you to take one and raise one as your own, to mentor one's progress, would be a different story. This would not be a slave. And true legends may be borne from this practise, however cruel it is perceived to be.
Think of a Banafsi that grows up in Frostport. Think of a Frostportian that grows up in Qadira. When these cultures merge and their differing views on war, battle and combat, who knows what prowess may come from this.
This is why we, raiders, are adventurers, too. This is why we are in Ephia's Well and raiding them. To return with riches, knowledge and fame. Frostport will have gained martial tactics and research from these raids and might grow stronger as a collective- by the actions of individual raiders. This is why we must record the legend of our raiders and their actions.
Balance your taking, so the defeated do not overly yearn for your death, through desperate pleas to Wroth. Instead, have them cling to their weapons and pray to Agaslakku for the strength to defeat you.
Be wild, be savage, be free and let none dictate what you do.
Be strong- fight for all that is real- all who stand in your way... will fall, by steel!