Capital: Shuppurak
Ruler: The Wursm (princelord)

The Mojag are regarded as cultureless barbarians by most of the tribes of Jaddayoth, although it would be a fool who did not regard them with a healthy respect.

Occupying only one small village on their arrival in Jaddayoth, within only a year or so, they had secured for themselves a huge area of land among the eastern mountains of the country. Only the formation of the Confederation of Tribes halted their advance toward other territories. This, no doubt, caused the neighbouring tribes of Kalamah, Emunah and Roselane to breathe a sigh of relief and allowed those of Garridan and Maudrah to slacken their defences along the borders with Mojag.

Being a tribe dedicated to conquest and troublemaking of all kinds, the warrior caste of Mojag are generally found among the armies of other countries as mercenaries. Even the Gelaming have a troop of Mojags, which they use for restoring order in any troublesome areas, and also as escorts for Gelaming personnel venturing into other countries farther east than Jaddayoth, or south into Olathe. Mojags are totally fearless and seem to regard themselves as indestructible.

The Princelord of Mojag is a har known as the Wursm, who resides in the capital town of Shuppurak and it is said that he has killed a thousand living beings, both human and har.

Because Mojag make little concession to their feminine sides and since there is no record of them taking hara from other tribes for the purpose, one wonders how they manage to reproduce successfully.

Because of the belligerent nature of the tribe, few scholars have been able to make a study of them. Mojags cannot see the point of hospitality unless it is extended to a possible ally in combat.

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