Morzans Mahabrith Geschichte (2nd edition)
Dead leaves now littered the outside of Guten Runners tent as smoke raised out of the tent flap. It was a tradition among the Mahabrith to inhale Swapna and drinking in the Sherva potions, made from the herbs growing in the great Lumba Markoro. This was the practice among the Mahabrith people, the visions were to clear to describe sometimes. Before battle the Visharethra (swordsmen of the mountain) would drink these potions to hear Vorin, the sword wielding king of dreams and nightmares, and slayer of habits. But perhaps I get ahead of myself. First I must tell you of the leaders before Guten Runner and the clans of the Mahabrith. These were the Dread-Locke days, a time when much was in chaos
The Durim
I shall start with Durim people, who only lived in the mountains. Never once did they venture south towards the river. Their leader was Ramandi, the first woman to have ever led a Mahabrith clan. Born from Pahar, who was know as the great mountain to all the people because of his huge size, she first made her mark when she slew a bear. From then on she was known as Ramandi Maragachai, meaning Ramandi of death or dealer of death. She would then go on to becoming the general of the Durim, by building the Ganga. (warriors of Durim were also artist, it was required to balanced the destruction, with creation) The Ganga was a 15 foot sculpture, made of bronze, bits of gold (very small bits) and clay. After this feet she went on to lead the Durims first exploration into the peak of the mountain Lumba Markoro, though she never reached there, she had found a relatively flat piece of land where she began constructing a temple to the god of Dreams, Swapnaki. (this time with the help of her swordsmen) All this she achieved by the age of 35, and then 5 years later she became the leader of the Durim. She still lives, though she is now 103, her voice still holds sway over many people but she is simply a figure head.
The Erchel
Now begins the tale of the Erchel people, of the rivers, agriculture was their devotion and Memnoch was their leader at the time of Dread-Locke. The son of Merce, Memnoch had an unusual way of going about things. He was not strong, or fast, or warrior like in anyway, but his cunning was unrivaled. He could find a solution for almost any problem and resolved conflicts with ease. In essence he was the first diplomat the Mahabrith people had or new of. He was also the youngest chief any clan ever had, at the age of 25 he took command and is still leader to this day, at 62.
The Baraki
These were the cave dwellers, reclusive people, who much of the Mahabrith people no little about. Their leader was Mishma in the time of Dread-Locke, who came to power by simply killing the leader before him.
ooc Geschichte is history in german for thos who don't know
this nation is basicaly a mix between Indian and German languages and cultures. fun no?