Army of 1
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| Tribe name: | Army of 1 |
| Tag: | Ao1 |
| Number of members: | 1 |
| Points of the best 15 players | 4.425 |
| Total points: | 4.425 |
| Average points: | 4.425 |
| Rank: | 211 |
| Preferred languages: |
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| Opponents defeated: |
13 (347.)
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Tribe members
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Rank |
Points |
Global Rank |
Villages |
Mix-a-Lot
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1 |
4,425 |
977 |
1 |
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| Description |
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Long before the rise of cities and empires, in a harsh and forgotten land where the sun scorched the earth by day and the cold gnawed bones by night, there lived a solitary warrior. His name is lost to time, but his legacy birthed a tribe feared and revered across continents — the Army of 1.
He was a man forged by betrayal. Once a soldier in a powerful kingdom, he was left behind during a doomed campaign, declared dead by his own commanders to cover up their failure. Against all odds, he survived — alone — and vowed never to depend on another again. Through pain, starvation, and war, he became something else: a symbol of self-reliance, discipline, and ruthless resolve.
Those who crossed paths with him were either inspired or eliminated. Over time, he gathered others who had also been broken, abandoned, or betrayed — not out of mercy, but to forge them into what he had become. No hierarchy. No family. Only warriors who trained, lived, and fought by one principle: You must be strong enough to stand alone, or you don’t stand at all.
The tribe rejected bloodlines, borders, and weakness. Every member earned their place through brutal trials, emerging not as followers, but as equals in strength. Outsiders mocked the name — Army of 1 — until they realized the truth: every single member was capable of holding the line alone. Together, they didn’t fight like a tribe. They fought like a legion of champions.
They have no homeland, no flag, no king. Their only symbol is a lone mark burned into the skin — a reminder that while loyalty can be broken, discipline cannot. The Army of 1 does not recruit. They forge.
Their creed is simple:
“One is enough.” |
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