K I N G
MANDALORIAN IMPERIAL SOCIETY
"There is no bad blood. No forgotten cause. Only Mandalore."
When the Planeshift Calamity shattered the hyperlanes and hurled planets across the stars, everything the Neo-Crusaders bled for crumbled in an instant. The territories they carved, the unity they sparked—it all vanished into fire and void. But their sacrifices weren’t forgotten.
The Mandalorian Empire looks back on every movement that tried to unite the clans with respect. From the Crusaders to the Protectors, from the Enclave to the United Clans—every child of the Empire is raised knowing their names. There are no grudges here. No shame. Only the lesson: survive, adapt, rise.
Under the banner of Mand’alor the Iron, a new generation took that lesson to heart. And from the wreckage, they built something new.
Strength through Oath
The worlds of Mandalore, Concord Dawn, and the surrounding territories are sacred. The Clans preside over these ancestral homes as noble houses, and no matter how far a Mandalorian strays, they will always be welcome among their own. These lands are holy—and guarded as such. But the Empire is bigger now.
When new worlds fall under Mandalorian protection, they are given a choice. They may walk the warrior’s path—take up the Resol’nare and become Mandalorian in name and deed. Or they may swear the Caburian Creed, pledging loyalty to the Empire, its people, and its future.
Those who choose the Creed are called Domarians. They are not outsiders. They are citizens—equal under the law, bound by duty, and judged by their merit. Whether Mandalorian or Domarian, the Empire elevates the capable. From soldier to starship captain, artisan to officer, every path is open—save one.
Only Mandalorians by blood may become Supercommandos. That is a birthright earned in iron.
When new worlds fall under Mandalorian protection, they are given a choice. They may walk the warrior’s path—take up the Resol’nare and become Mandalorian in name and deed. Or they may swear the Caburian Creed, pledging loyalty to the Empire, its people, and its future.
Those who choose the Creed are called Domarians. They are not outsiders. They are citizens—equal under the law, bound by duty, and judged by their merit. Whether Mandalorian or Domarian, the Empire elevates the capable. From soldier to starship captain, artisan to officer, every path is open—save one.
Only Mandalorians by blood may become Supercommandos. That is a birthright earned in iron.
THE RESOL'NARE:
THE CABURIAN CREED:
I learn the ways of our people.
I wear our armor with pride.
I stand ready to defend my kin.
I speak our tongue and follow our leader.
For I am Mandalorian.
I wear our armor with pride.
I stand ready to defend my kin.
I speak our tongue and follow our leader.
For I am Mandalorian.
THE CABURIAN CREED:
I choose the Empire as my home.
I see its people as my kin.
I offer my skill to build its future.
I protect what shelters me.
I answer when Mand’alor calls.
For I am Domarian.
I see its people as my kin.
I offer my skill to build its future.
I protect what shelters me.
I answer when Mand’alor calls.
For I am Domarian.
GOVERNANCE
Rule Forged in Iron
The Mand’alor is the Sole Ruler of the Empire. But no empire thrives in isolation. Thus, a Council of Alors, made up of Clan leaders, provides insight into matters affecting Mandalorian society. Overall, Clans remain pillars of Mandalorian culture. Each Clan governs its ancestral world and holds great sway in politics, military affairs, and cultural preservation. While they move like nobility through the halls of power, none rival the word of the Mand’alor. Their strength is tradition—his is law.
For matters outside of the ancestral homeworlds, there exists the High Council. Composed of the Warmaster, the Alors, and respected voices across the Empire, they advise the Mand’alor on broader issues—military, economic, spiritual, and beyond. Moreover, each world outside of Mandalorian ancestral space is overseen by a Governor, chosen by the Mand’alor. These Governors act with autonomy in day-to-day affairs but serve at the Mand’alor’s pleasure.
For matters outside of the ancestral homeworlds, there exists the High Council. Composed of the Warmaster, the Alors, and respected voices across the Empire, they advise the Mand’alor on broader issues—military, economic, spiritual, and beyond. Moreover, each world outside of Mandalorian ancestral space is overseen by a Governor, chosen by the Mand’alor. These Governors act with autonomy in day-to-day affairs but serve at the Mand’alor’s pleasure.
IN BRIEF
The Empire, at a Glance:
- The Planeshift Calamity destroyed the old order—this Empire rose from its ashes.
- The Neo-Crusaders and past unification efforts are honored—not erased.
- Under Mand’alor the Iron, a new generation forged an Empire built on strength, not spite.
- Mandalorian worlds are sacred, ruled by Clans who act as noble stewards.
- The Caburian Creed offers new worlds a choice: become Mandalorian or join as citizens.
- Domarians are full citizens—equal in law, duty, and opportunity.
- Supercommandos remain Mandalorian-only by bloodright.
- The Clans hold influence, but the Mand’alor’s word is final.
- Every non-ancestral world is overseen by a Governor, chosen by the Mand’alor.
- The Council of Alors and High Council ensure the Empire listens—even as it leads.
In essence, every type of character can find a place within the Mandalorian Empire—if they have the grit to fight for something greater than themselves. Stand. Serve. Rise.
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