They generally ignore Kadan Bahadur Khan's orders to cease and desist, as a blood feud is not finished until everyone on the opposing side is dead. Though settled now, the D'Shar remain at heart a free-roving people and there is much contention within the D'Shar Principalities over whether or not the D'Shar have abandoned their traditional way of life, to its detriment and at a cost to their fighting abilities.īlood feuds are the chief sport amongst all the D'Shar, as they tend to take offense easily at nearly everything. Singal, of course, while technically part of the D'Shar Principalities, is a law unto itself, a festering boil on the backside of the D'Shar kingdom. Many of the former mercenaries settled in what began as trading centers and became the towns of Torbah, Nal Tar and Ishkoman. They are a fierce people, stiff with pride, who once were entirely nomadic, herding their flocks from pasture to pasture in search of grazing. Their natural tendencies quickly asserted themselves, spawning a large number of outlaw groups who plague the Principalities. The D'Shar were originally mercenaries imported to Pendor by the Baccus Empire to defend against bandits and raiders.

The Shavanir Desert in the south of Pendor is the D'Shar Principalities, consisting of dozens of separate tribes united under their current leader, Kadan Bahadur Khan.

2 Minor factions within their territory.

Mount and blade destroy bandit lair