Nega

Survived relatively intact due to location and concentration of forces.

In the centre-south of the Prime are the descendants of three great oriental houses, none of which had much faith in the Gods even before Ragnarök. One aligned with Iki Moko, one with the Samurai Tuar Chan, and the last – the House of Toranaga - eventually sided with Lanzi (or rather his consort, Yishmay). The fact that they had amassed vast, highly trained armies (albeit split by alignment (and the degree to which they had been corrupted by Lastar’s artefacts), meant they withstood the onslaught of both the Gods and the giants – aligning with neither in the end. Tuar Chan’s forces, split between Iki and Yishmay at his death, produced a clear distinction between Evil and Good (respectively) but neither side ultimately stood behind the Norse Gods. Indeed, it was Iki’s betrayal of the Goddess Hel and her minions - Inwe and the Lich Mercantire - that left his warriors non-aligned and largely unscathed. Indeed, Iki Moko’s attempts to push the Samurai lords to battle failed, and it is widely believed that he was assassinated before he could throw his armies into a futile conflict with the Giants on the side of Hel. On the fringes of all the battles, simply defending themselves, the Orientals survived.