An Epitaph for Badrang the Tyrant
An epitaph for badrang the tyrant by foxpiper here lies the body of badrang the tyrant, who was viewed by all beasts as a vermin most violent; he was felled by a fighter, that abhorred the blasted blighter; thus, his roars
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The corsair badrang dreamed of his own empire. he collected slaves to build him a fortress on the eastern coast named marshank, a foreboding place whose name will never be forgotten.
What Lies Beyond the Walls, Book I: Chapter 7
He always thought himself to be much greater than badrang ever was. even that stoat never managed to ally himself with a shrew chieftain. what right did trilden have to talk to him this way?
What Lies Beyond the Walls, Book I: Chapter 6
"that badrang wannabe?" "more or less. but wannabe or not, he's got numbers on his side--somethin' ye'll need if'n ye even want a chance of takin' o'er these woods!
What Lies Beyond the Walls, Book I: Chapter 24
badrang, princess kurda--all of 'em. they never viewed their slaves as allies, only tools, li'l pieces of flesh they could abuse as much as they want!" kurwin started to pace back and forth. "we can't do the same thing.
What Lies Beyond the Walls, Book I: Chapter 5
"i just told you about a ferret warlord from the northlands who thinks he's some badrang wannabe an' is goin' around kidnappin' goodbeasts an' turnin' 'em inter slaves.