Editing Primordial Evolution Game/Western Legends (section)

==Nad'suul Pirates==
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The Na'suul raiders have grown in strength too.
K'nula, their warrior leader has grown in to a living legend. How he is supposed to be even alive at this point is a complete mystery. Ever since he took the role of the chief of the group, the tales about his valor have just kept growing.

He is said to been able to inspire tremendous courage with his simple presence, and to be able of convincing anyone to join his raid herd.

The greatest of the tales tells how K'nula defeated a King Stalking Hoppa in single combat, and then claimed it's eyes as his price, which he then made into a mighty trophy he bears. This deed has convinced numerous of his followers that he is in fact the reincarnation of the great O'nulaa himself. The raids are now fueled by both blind fury and religious fervor, instead of just blind fury.

These legend have been scattered to the Soul Wind, and thus they continue to draw tribal hoppas from all over the eastern coast to the Na'suul banner.

The Na'suul relations to the Nad'lun and their settlements are complicated. They usually stay clear of them, but they occasionally raid their trading vessels. This has given the Na'suul access to both weaponry, technology and supplies they could not otherwise acquire.
The Nad'lun themselves are confused by these violent hoppa raiders. They have no idea of where they originate, or what they want, other than the things they take by force.

The Na'suul start building an attack boat fleet of their own, that they are planning to use to be more effective at raiding the river ships. They have a remote cove near the coast, in which they can hide from the unwelcome sight of the outsiders.

It is made from the captured trading ships and armed with scavenged weapons, such as cannons, gravel-guns and traditional slings.

The Na'suul become successful at developing rum from the excess hrass pups they have been able to steal from the Nad'lun trading vessels