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==Description==
 
==Description==
'''Main character'''
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'''Location''' [[Guildwiki:Raisu Palace|Raisu Palace]]
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'''Birthplace''' [[Guildwiki:Factions|Factions]]
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Dune's fans will notice that my warrior's name gives a good glimpse of his great subtlety.
 
Dune's fans will notice that my warrior's name gives a good glimpse of his great subtlety.
  
''Specialty :'' Flesh Golem quick provider :/
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''Specialty :'' fast Flesh Golem provider :P
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==Location==
 
* [[Guildwiki:Factions|Factions]]
 
** [[Guildwiki:Raisu Palace|Raisu Palace]]
 
  
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[[Guildwiki:Prophecy|Prophecy]]: achieved
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[[Guildwiki:Factions|Factions]]: achieved
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[[Guildwiki:Nightfall|Nightfall]]: achieved
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==Elite zones==
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[[Guildwiki:The Deep|The Deep]]: W/A [[Guildwiki:Shove|Shove]]/[[Guildwiki:Recall|Recall]]/icy weapon
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[[Guildwiki:Domain of Anguish|Domain of Anguish]]: W/E [[Guildwiki:Obsidian Flesh|Obsidian Flesh]]
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==Trivia==
  
==Model==
 
 
The Sardaukar (or Imperial Sardaukar) were the jingoistic soldier-fanatics loyal to the Padishah Emperors of House Corrino, the Great House which ruled over the Known Universe (the Imperium) before and during the first book in the Dune series. Until Paul Atreides organized the Fremen on Arrakis, the Sardaukar were the foremost soldiers in the universe and were feared by all. The key to House Corrino's hold on the Imperial throne, the Sardaukar troops were sometimes referred to as "House Sardaukar." While this suggested that the emperor's elite troops constituted a House in their own right, the term in fact meant "the Sardaukar of the House." Still, the novel indicated that ranking Sardaukar did enjoy high social status, at least until the Corrino dynasty was overthrown.
 
The Sardaukar (or Imperial Sardaukar) were the jingoistic soldier-fanatics loyal to the Padishah Emperors of House Corrino, the Great House which ruled over the Known Universe (the Imperium) before and during the first book in the Dune series. Until Paul Atreides organized the Fremen on Arrakis, the Sardaukar were the foremost soldiers in the universe and were feared by all. The key to House Corrino's hold on the Imperial throne, the Sardaukar troops were sometimes referred to as "House Sardaukar." While this suggested that the emperor's elite troops constituted a House in their own right, the term in fact meant "the Sardaukar of the House." Still, the novel indicated that ranking Sardaukar did enjoy high social status, at least until the Corrino dynasty was overthrown.
  
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Latest revision as of 16:49, 15 July 2007

Sardaukar Ky
Sardaukar2.jpg
Classification
Race: Human
Warrior-icon.png Profession: Warrior
Level(s): 20


Description

Main character

Location Raisu Palace

Birthplace Factions


Dune's fans will notice that my warrior's name gives a good glimpse of his great subtlety.

Specialty : fast Flesh Golem provider :P



Campaigns status

Prophecy: achieved

Factions: achieved

Nightfall: achieved



Elite zones

The Deep: W/A Shove/Recall/icy weapon

Domain of Anguish: W/E Obsidian Flesh



Trivia

The Sardaukar (or Imperial Sardaukar) were the jingoistic soldier-fanatics loyal to the Padishah Emperors of House Corrino, the Great House which ruled over the Known Universe (the Imperium) before and during the first book in the Dune series. Until Paul Atreides organized the Fremen on Arrakis, the Sardaukar were the foremost soldiers in the universe and were feared by all. The key to House Corrino's hold on the Imperial throne, the Sardaukar troops were sometimes referred to as "House Sardaukar." While this suggested that the emperor's elite troops constituted a House in their own right, the term in fact meant "the Sardaukar of the House." Still, the novel indicated that ranking Sardaukar did enjoy high social status, at least until the Corrino dynasty was overthrown.

Sardaukar were trained from infancy on the planet Salusa Secundus, House Corrino's original homeworld. Salusa Secundus had been the capital world of the Imperium since the time of the Butlerian Jihad. It was once lush, but it was devastated by atomics. Salusa Secundus was subsequently known for centuries as the "Prison Planet" of Corrino Emperors. Secretly, Salusa was also home to the vicious training grounds of the Sardaukar, who fought voraciously in a mock-up of natural selection to ensure that only the best entered formal Imperial service. Like the Fremen on the planet Dune, the intense difficulties of simply surviving on Salusa Secundus left only the toughest alive, given planetary environmental conditions so harsh that they killed 6 out of 13 individuals before the age of eleven. Sardaukar training emphasized ruthlessness, near-suicidal disregard for personal safety, and the use of cruelty as a weapon from infancy, in order to weaken opponents with terror.

Sardaukar were intensely conditioned for loyalty to the Emperor. The Sardaukar were estimated as worth ten times their number in Landsraad house levies. The Sardaukar were normally organized into legions, each composed of ten brigades of roughly 30,000 soldiers each, and until the debacle at Arrakis, it was said that one legion alone could pacify any planet foolish enough to incur the Emperor's wrath. At their prime, their swordsmastery and unarmed combat ability was said to equal that of a Ginaz 10th-Level Swordmaster, while their infighting skills approached those of a Bene Gesserit adept.

By the time of the novel Dune, the Sardaukar had become far more complacent. While still formidable, their strength had been sapped by overconfidence, and the sustaining mystique of their warrior religion had been deeply undermined by cynicism. Appropriations for training had gone down as the number of Bursegs (generals) increased.


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