A Buddhist theocracy situated on the plateau. Under the protection of Aisin Giro, Tibet was revered as a religious hub of the Cathayan Continent. As Aisin Giro's power crumbled, the sacred king restored the old Tibetan realm. Despite the efforts in reviving the country, Tibet was subjugated by the Communists, once again becoming a tributary. 9 years later, the Communists reneged on their promise and invaded Tibet, and the sacred king was forced to lead his people to escape into the subcontinent.
Headquarter:Dharamshala
Command Center:Dept. of Intelligence
Supreme Commander:Kalön
Diplomatic Strategies:
Cadres from This Faction
Tibet
NgariShigatseLhasaDriguNagquNyingchiChamdoYulshulGolmudTsolhoTshojangGologMalhoKanlhoBairiNgawaGarzêYakngaMiliDechen
Subcontinent
Bhairakuppe (Karnataka)Mundgod (Karnataka)Bandara (Maharashtra)Chandragiri (Odisha)Mainpat (Chhattisgarh)DelhiLeh (Kashmir)Dehradun (Uttarakhand)Pokhara (Nepal)Kathmandu (Nepal)Labangla (Nepal)Thimphu (Bhutan)Tawang (Arunachal Pradesh)Tez (Arunachal Pradesh)
China (Cathaysian States)
Xining
Southeast Asia
Tahaundam (Kachin State)
Europe
Geneva
Kunchok Kyab
Adopted by a one-eyed old poet, he was a wrangler in a region where Tibetans, Mongols, and Huihui resided. Sixty years ago, the Japanese trained Southern Mongolian troops were summoned by the Communists to quash the Amdo Rebellion, where they inflicted heavy casualties. The witness accounts and tragic stories became taboo, but poets discreetly wrote them into poetry and songs, which were passed down from generation to generation.
Type: Propagandist
Hometown: Qaidam, Amdo
Ethnicity: Amdo
Religion: Vajrayana
Voice: Tibetan
Rarity: R
Easily obtainable: Tibet
Righa
A trader in the Ancient Tea Horse Road like the generations before him. During the land reform movement mandated by the Communists, his ancestors took part in the Kham Rebellion, purchasing Indian arms for the rebels using proceeds from trading with the Han people. With the defeat of the Khampas, his family was almost done for. Only after the Communists' reform and the opening up of the economy could his mother resume the family's trading business.
Type: Patron
Hometown: Garzê, Kham
Ethnicity: Kham
Religion: Vajrayana
Voice: Tibetan
Rarity: SR
Easily obtainable: Tibet
Kalsang Dolma
As an infant, her parents were forced to flee to Nepal, and her father was shot dead by Communists in Nangpa La. The mother and daughter subsequently took refuge in the Tibetan settlement in Dehradun. They settled there with the help of an officer in the Special Frontier Force. She then became an agent of the Indian Government and has been active on both sides of the Himalayas.
Type: Spy
Hometown: Dehradun, India
Ethnicity: Ü-Tsang
Religion: Vajrayana
Voice: Tibetan and Hindi
Rarity: SR
Easily obtainable: Tibet
Tsering Lhamo
Last descendant of the Shédra family, one of the Midak nobles. As members of the gentry, her family was the target of persecution and atrocities during the Cultural Revolution. She is now a commoner living in Lhasa. As a highly educated person, she resents the current situation, which eventually led to her working with university students to form a clandestine armed resistance.
Type: Guerrilla
Hometown: Lhasa, Ü-Tsang
Ethnicity: Ü-Tsang
Religion: Vajrayana
Voice: Tibetan
Rarity: SSR
Easily obtainable: Tibet
