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rpgcodex > I have come to realize this place is filled with degenerates anyway. Not one, but multiple mentally ill people just allowed to run free without oversight.

whydoibother
whydoibother
Shuja al ud din Timur is not my khan. Blood doesn't flow upwards like that. You can't make a horseshoe claim to ancestry.
Plus his name sounds like an arap. Probably an arap.
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FreeKaner
FreeKaner
He didn't call himself Khan. He called himself Bey (lord), Amir (commander) and Güregen (son-in-law).

It takes a weak king to call himself a king, and it takes a man of exceptional ability to say he isn't one, and is just a commander-lord despite ruling an empire of exceptional size and strength through just sheer will and personal charisma alone.
Maxie
Maxie
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