Tžý-Üdarr

The Tžý-Üdarr is a dual-term referring both to the philosophy, or Tžý, that governed the warfare of the Ðú-Üdarr Tribe as well as the Tribe's military formation itself, which was said to embody this philosophy. This article is about the latter.

The Tžý-Üdarr military formation constituted the highest division of the army; the army itself would be split into three Tžý-Üdarr, each with their own commander. These units were equally driven by victory as they were driven by ideology; having been formed in the aftermath of the Matousian Civil War, the tribe largely saw itself as the leading voice representing the 'lifeblood' of the older military tactics of yore, like the Tžý-Úvremk and Tžý-Gýbakk, which were to be kept alive through constant evolution and adaptation to the changing circumstances of the world. To fight, therefore, was to defend these tactics and to learn about the world, so that these tactics could be amended and adapted to better counter them.