Fokke
Sergeant
Hajdučka Družina
Hajduks were outlaws and fighters who were active in the Balkan peninsula during Ottoman domination, roughly from 15th to 19th century.
Driven by ideals of freedom or by lust for glory and wealth, they fought tenaciously and inspired their people during the foreign rule, playing a central role during the 19th century revolutions that gave birth to many independent Balkan Nations.
Some of them are still famous today and many have become folk heroes romanticised by tradition. They were greatly respected and often supported by their people and the local Orthodox Churches that lived through the domination.
In the Balkans, their deeds are well known by the great majority of the people and they have thoroughly been analyzed in literature for their nature of "social bandits".
Hajduks would come down from their hideouts on St. George's day and would go back on St. Demetrius's day.
Having a very simple organization, one leader called "Harambaš" and his followers, they would act as a guerrilla force: they ambushed enemies - they would disguise themselves as girls, beggars or even dead bodies in order to take them by surprise and suffer as little losses as possible - and avoided frontal fights with stronger forces than theirs.
They were so good at their job Turks often hoped never to meet any of them.
In a battle we would play as skirmishers, disturbing the enemies shooting from distance and avoiding big fights as long as possible.
If naval fights will be implemented, we will gladly play as sailors since pirates were very common in this area.
We will play as Cossacks because of their good firearms and clothes resembling balkan costume from 17th century.
This clan's background is about south-slavic warriors, but we mainly speak English between us and we have Serbian, Polish and Italian members.
We are just friends playing for fun, there is no regimental order here and as such this is a closed group: joining requires an invitation from the boss, which is me. You can find me on Steam as khFokke.
Hajduks were outlaws and fighters who were active in the Balkan peninsula during Ottoman domination, roughly from 15th to 19th century.
Driven by ideals of freedom or by lust for glory and wealth, they fought tenaciously and inspired their people during the foreign rule, playing a central role during the 19th century revolutions that gave birth to many independent Balkan Nations.
Some of them are still famous today and many have become folk heroes romanticised by tradition. They were greatly respected and often supported by their people and the local Orthodox Churches that lived through the domination.
In the Balkans, their deeds are well known by the great majority of the people and they have thoroughly been analyzed in literature for their nature of "social bandits".
Hajduks would come down from their hideouts on St. George's day and would go back on St. Demetrius's day.
Having a very simple organization, one leader called "Harambaš" and his followers, they would act as a guerrilla force: they ambushed enemies - they would disguise themselves as girls, beggars or even dead bodies in order to take them by surprise and suffer as little losses as possible - and avoided frontal fights with stronger forces than theirs.
They were so good at their job Turks often hoped never to meet any of them.
In a battle we would play as skirmishers, disturbing the enemies shooting from distance and avoiding big fights as long as possible.
If naval fights will be implemented, we will gladly play as sailors since pirates were very common in this area.
We will play as Cossacks because of their good firearms and clothes resembling balkan costume from 17th century.
This clan's background is about south-slavic warriors, but we mainly speak English between us and we have Serbian, Polish and Italian members.
We are just friends playing for fun, there is no regimental order here and as such this is a closed group: joining requires an invitation from the boss, which is me. You can find me on Steam as khFokke.
