Non-core factions of Dominion & Defiance

Non-Core factions of Dominion & Defiance

Tuareg Nomadic Tribes

The Tuareg are a nomadic Berber ethnic group inhabiting the Sahara region, including parts of Niger, Mali, and Algeria. Known for their distinctive blue clothing, they are called the "Blue Men of the Sahara." The Tuareg speak Tamasheq and use the Tifinagh script. Their society is matrilineal, with women holding significant roles in social and familial matters.They have a rich oral tradition, with poetry and stories passed down through generations. Historically, the Tuareg played a key role in trans-Saharan trade, using camel caravans to transport goods like salt and textiles. Despite challenges, their culture remains a symbol of resilience and independence.

Tuareg Raider, Cavalry

Trung Sister Rebellion 

The Trung Sisters, Trung Trac and Trung Nhi, led a major rebellion against Chinese Han rule in Vietnam in AD 39. They briefly established an independent state in northern Vietnam, rallying support from local aristocracy. Despite their initial victories, their forces were eventually overwhelmed by the experienced Chinese military. After their defeat, the sisters committed suicide rather than surrender. Their legacy is honored in Vietnam, symbolizing resistance, independence, and the significant role of women in their society.

Trung Nhi, Infantry

Tang Dynasty

The Tang dynasty, ruling China from 618 to 907 CE, succeeded the Sui dynasty and is often regarded as a golden age of Chinese civilization. It established a stable and effective government, leading to significant cultural and economic prosperity. The capital, Chang’an (modern-day Xi’an), became a cosmopolitan hub, attracting traders and diplomats from Central Asia, Arabia, Persia, Korea, and Japan

Princess Pingyang (died 623 CE), daughter of Emperor Gaozu, played a pivotal role in the founding of the Tang dynasty. In 617 CE, she organized and led the "Army of the Lady," a formidable force that supported her father's rebellion against the Sui dynasty. Her leadership was instrumental in capturing the Sui capital, Chang’an, leading to the establishment of the Tang dynasty .

Princess Pinyang, Scout

Tang Crossbowman, Ranged & Composite Bowman, Ranged