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The shouting was confusing at worst, annoying at best. Orcish was relatively unknown on the Steppes to the Naghoon who spoke their own language. With Common seen as the go-to trade language with anyone not of the Clans, other languages fell by the wayside and even among his people, Tarnakh knew...

The Naghoon were barely afflicted by the latest mystery plaguing the Orc populations, though news had reached Tarnakh in bits and pieces over the past few months. Intrigued and concerned, he had gathered a small contingent of troops and, after placing a small group of trusted advisors in charge...

Steppe Orcs

Mabess Traditional vs New works for me. Tarnahk kinda straddles the line, maintaining the old laws and nomad ways while embracing new concepts and ideas unknown to Naghoon tribes. Like taxes, for example lol

@Mabemab Esplain lol

Mabess You rang?

The Khan blinked at the newcomer and quickly took in all the details. He’d heard the name Naga tossed around and a vague description, but he’d yet to meet one. His people had a name for the race, but he doubted she would know the Naghoon called them Mogho-Alkhaghui, much less know what it meant...

Tarnakh shook his head after a moment. “Too many, ban-dits hear. See dust, hear hoof beat through ground. Taagh-Bhar ban-dits smart. See us long time before we see them. Two warriors be much easier, sneak past. Take ban-dits before they see. We track, then hunt. You have bow?” The orc Khan...

Tarnakh had noticed the rain as well and smiled broadly, his tusks and teeth at contrast to his red skin. He nodded once as a war horn sounded from Ulgan's lines. Laughing, he drew his saber and pointed it to the sky. "<Brothers! The Great Tuungra smiles upon us! A great battle awaits us...

The Naghoon ruler grunted once and shrugged. "Politics and marriage are made for each other and also horrible for each other," he stated bluntly, either oblivious or unfazed to the Drow Queen's hallucinatory dilemma. "That is a talk for another time. Now, we must celebrate. If not for a happy...

Drow weddings were strange. He'd been invited as a formality, of course, but he'd come nonetheless. He was genuinely curious of Drow culture and customs and while Naghoon ceremonies were often considered very formal affairs, even the most stuffy and rigid happenings were far less formal than...

Dimitrius Tirtius I mean, if you really wanna march an army column into the Taagi Baara... sure lol if you wanna play, I'll bite :p

Naghoon codes of honor were considered strange to the few outsiders that knew them. On one hand, there were strict rules on family ethics, who could inherit what, trade deals, and clan alliances. On the other hand, there was precious little to do with things deemed less than honorable by many...

"Diirmchgui not help, but main problem is them," the Naghoon warrior practically spat at the pair of workmen at the table who had simply gone quiet, probably in the hopes that no one would kill them. "Need road straight, road goes in wrong direction. Road finally goes in right direction, road...

Tarnakh ignored the foremen and turned to the newcomer as she spoke. Her appearance told him everything he needed to know and her rank carried the rest. He gave her a respectful nod before turning back to the two foremen. While his rank as Naghoon Khagan put him roughly equal to her queen, true...