Mandalorian Confederate

"When one chooses to walk the Way of the Mandalore, you are both hunter and prey. How can one be a coward if one chooses this way of life?"

True Mandalorians
Formed originally during a splinter of the Mandalorians, the True Mandalorians followed what were once reformist ideals penned by Jaster Mereel. Having existed for many years, they are the Mandalorians that the wider galaxy sometimes tells stories of, the honourable warriors who fight for glory, who live by a code.

Death Watch
The Death Watch, or Kyr’tsad, was formed as a direct result of Jaster Mereel’s Supercommando Codex. Standing in staunch opposition to it and viewing it as sacrilege against the Mandalorian way of life, to this day the Death Watch have a bitter relationship with the ‘True’ Mandalorians. However, since the formation of New Mandalore and the many changes with their people, their views have drifted further.

Mandalorian Crusaders
For the Mandalorian Crusaders, fighting is a means unto itself. There is no greater or more worthy cause than violence for its own sake, and the great, unending war is the most glorious thing that any Mandalorian can partake in. For the Crusaders, conquest is constant and war is eternal; regardless of how it is fought.

Neo-Mandalorians
The Neo-Mandalorians, also called New Mandalorians, are a unique group on New Mandalore. While others have split into various warrior factions, competing for strength, Neo-Mandalorian philosophy dictates that strength is found in the opposite of fighting. To this end, they are a pacifistic group of people, though they are not unable to defend themselves. Unlike many of their brethren, they have all grouped together into the greatest city on New Mandalore, with the best defensive technology on the planet and a willingness to defend themselves.

Children of the Watch
Viewed as enigmatic and cult-like by the other tribes and clans of New Mandalore, the Children of the Watch are adherents to The Way of the Mandalore, an ancient religion with certain practices considered odd. Thanks to this, and the zealousness with which they follow these beliefs, they are treated with scorn by many of their brethren, the Death Watch in particular, who have often clashed with them in violent skirmishes.