Bandits

Bandits, raiders, freebooters... the terms mean different things, but can get used loosely. And some of the groups referred to as bandits might not agree with that description. Whatever; the human nations on Irendoria are plagued with large numbers of individuals who survive by taking from others through force of arms, most of whom who are organized into groups - of varying size, and degrees of cohesiveness. They mostly prey on communities in Ikaanos, and so mostly oppose, defend themselves against, and sometimes attack, the forces of The Republic... rather than fighting against each other. As such, they can be regarded as one of Ikaano's Factions - though a leaderless and anarchic one. Their informal "faction HQ" is Fenrik's Tavern in The Underworld, the subterranean community hidden under Ikaanos City. If you want to weaken the control of the Skyguard over Ikaanos, you can donate weapons or money to Fenriks, certain that the goods will be put to bad use.

Bandit groups

Large forces

Some of the large bandit groups powerful enough to attack Republic military targets include:

• The Glenrock Gang.
• The Dunner McLac Tribe.
• The Chugwater Valley Raiders.
• The Bitter Creek Bandits.

Smaller crews

Smaller groups that a well-armed private force might be able to take on include:

• The Hessian Crew – known for cruel rape sprees and tormenting easy targets that they catch in their sphere of control.
• The Hide Your Daughters Crew – known for abducting and raping young urchin girls.
• The Lonely Rangers Company – expert marksmen who once took out an entire Skyguard fortress.
• The Bearole Company – lowlife freebooters who rape, pillage and murder everything they can lay their hands on.
• The Celior looters – a feared force from beyond the Kahill plateau to the west.
• Los Bichos Locos – one of the few remaining neo-Mexican cartels that formed on Raana right after The Severance.

Religious raiders

Groups of a religious nature, which might sometimes raid within Ikaanos but which might not regard themselves as bandits, and might count as a separate faction although they might get described as bandits, include:

• The Order of The Ride Tide
• The Cult of the Yellow Queen
• The Group of Hope
• The Golden Dawn
• Hermes Mysteris
• The Children of Ser-huggah

• The Karlshamn Raiders

Ikaanos criminals

Groups of resident criminals in Ikaanos City, in gangs ranging from 3 to 60+ in size, all of whom count towards the power of the bandits faction, include:

• the Wrool Cat Wranglers ruling the Procoms - few in number, but tough.

• The Dockyard Punks - over 40 strong, but not very dangerous.
• The Red(haven) Tigers - over 50 of them, and somewhat well armed and competent.
• The Diameter Gang in Outer Marston Swamps
• The Headkiller Gang in Westside Heights
• The Felton brothers' bootlegging ring operating from Stokke Hills
• Lothar's "Die Schwarze Flut" slavers
• Lars Holmstrom's raiders in Redhaven South
• The Jaggernick Seniors protection racketeers of Stokke Hills
• The Red Devils gang of Marston Avenue

Bandit types

There are several classes of Bandit in Masters of Raana, each containing subclasses differing greatly in strength. Individuals who are members of the Bandit faction will belong to one of these subclasses:

Highwaymen

• Highwayman Chief (Level 40)
• Highwayman (Level 25)

Raiders

• Raider King (Level 35)
• Raider Chief (Level 25)
• Raider Lord
• Raider Captain
• Raider Veteran (Level 20)
• Raider (Level 15)

Bandits

• Bandit King (Level 25)
• Bandit Chief (Level 20)
• Bandit (Level 10)
• Old Bandit (Level 5)
• Young Bandit

Punks

• Punk Chief
• Punk Leader (Level 12)
• Punk (Level 6)
• Punk Kid (Level 3)

Tribals

• Swamp King
• Degenerate
• Tribalist
• Roamer
• Hunter

Others

• Warlord
• Sledger Chief
• Sledger Brute
• Sledger (Level 6)
• Cyber Punk
• Space Marine
• Rogue Marine
• Marine
• Rapist
• Old Rapist
• Freebooter
• Swordmaster
• Crossbowman
• Veteran Thug
• Thug
• Brawler
• Vagrant