nángoröth breoal

[bonbon56]

This here post be about a faction/overgrown criminal gang

The nángoröth breoal (meaning the cursed family) is a criminal organization led by a fallen dragon rider named Jondolin. Lonely from the dramatic loss of his dragon, Jondolin decided to replace his lifetime companion with a gang of criminals. Yes, I know it's kind of weird, but alot of the time, criminals are some of the nicest people you'll ever meet (not like, mass murderers or anything, just thieves an' such). Nurturing his new little family within a natural cave in a secluded area nestled on the edge of isentar lake, the grieving and aging, but still powerful rider began to gain back some of his lost sanity. Made up of mostly of humans, with a few scattered dwarfs and elves, the nángoröth breoals main goal is to be an annoyance to the constantly bickering Broddring and Du weldenvarden empires. Destroying and looting fortresses, shooting arrows into the shins of counts, countesses, and other nobles, and the eating of the wealthys unwatched feasts are common activitys for those within the ranks of the nángoröth breoal. Within this huge gang is also a sprinkle of elusive werecats, includeing Fell Sundavar, an extremly rare subspecies of werecats living in the mountains of du weldenvarden. Growing rapidly due to the supposed laid-back and fun atmosphere of life with the breoal (as most call it), the upstart gang is beginning to rival the hive in size, if not corruption. Part of the reason it is preffered over the hive is its equality between the sexes, unlike the hive. Another is the friendly atmosphere and the fact that even the lowest members are considered important and are treated with respect. Although cursed, it is a nice family.

[Kite]

Hey, Bonbon, love that your setting up a faction.

Thing is, there aren't enough Werecats and Dwarves outside of the homeland to even think of rivaling the Hive, much less take any sort of fortress and destroy/pillage it. The dwarven population is hugely focused down south in and around the Beors, and the werecats are technically not even a power in the series yet (although there have been hints of it from the 4th book), and they have always been something of a myth to humans which lends to their small numbers.

Dwarves were almost entirely uninvolved with any of the elves’ or humans’ major wars, let alone the Blue Divide, and rarely pay mind to them.

Besides these endless spats, dwarves seldom emerge from the Beors, and are rarely seen in Alagaësia’s lowlands.

... werecats are probably the most elusive. They reside away from other kinds, and rarely emerge to interact, let alone live with them.

Most, however, prefer to strike out on their own, going wherever their fancy takes them. They are not loyal to anyone, except an elected ‘king’ in times of war or other strife.

All that means is that, unless there are thousands of the werecat elf mix your chara is, that your group can't have enough people to capture a fortress or come close to matching the Hive, which controls all of Du Weldenvarden and has a huge Broddring presence, and is present throughout the world.

[bonbon56]

Gotcha. Since none of my posts (only 2...) are at all historically accurate, I'm gonna stop for a little and do some research cause I haven't read the books in like 2 years. I'll stop by often and do some little replys or little posts, but I'm gonna lay low for a while. Thanks for the advice.

[bonbon56]

FIXED!