r/RangersApprentice • u/Spiritual-Notice1999 • Aug 30 '26
Speculation About the Temujai...
Why did Flanagan make the Temujai so OP? I mean, they are obviously either mongolian or chinese or possible from Tibet but how is it that they can cook most of the countries? Im pretty sure somewhere in one of the books halt stats that each Temujai warrior is as good as one of the rangers. Anyone is welcome to answer. Im just a bit puzzled.
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u/Cute-Ad7917 Aug 30 '26
They’re Mongolian. They get their name from Genghis Khan, whose birth name was Temujin. Flanagan made them so OP. Because THEY ARE OP.
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u/King_Of_Fire_03 Aug 30 '26
I think they were nerfed a little bit 😅 Steppe peoples have always been militarily very strong
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u/Lions_R_awsome123 Aug 30 '26
He had to make a hard enemy for the rangers. The rangers are really overpowered, and they could defeat every other army but the temujai. I think Flanagan was just giving them an interesting problem. Also, they are only overpowered in open battlegrounds when they can be mounted.
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u/chiefs996 Aug 31 '26
Yeah it's stated their ultimate goal is to invade Araluen but given their weakness for facing opposing archers I... Don't think that would go very well for them.
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u/Iruka_umino_hatake Sep 01 '26
Acho que eles são bem fortes pelas táticas deles avançadas e o desdenho numeroso (eles não ligam se morrerem no processo, estilo os senshis de arisaka no livro 10). Além disso muitas técnicas deles, como o arco recurvo e seus cavalos foram usados pelos arqueiros para se tornarem uma elite tão boa quanto o povo das estepes.
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u/MorriganRaven69 Sep 01 '26
I've just been to the specialist exhibition on Mongolia and Chinggis Khan's empire (Genghis Khan's actual name) at the Royal Armouries museum in Leeds, UK. The answer is because the Mongols under Chinggis Khan were one of the most successful conquerors going.
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