The Beggars Sect (They're fucking everywhere. Hwang Bo Sect (These guys are always in the boondocks) KongTong Sect (I think they're spearmen?)ĩ. Diancang Sect (I honestly don't know who they are)Ĩ. Huashan Sect (Often the most corrupt of the 'good' guys, assassins)ħ. Wudang Clan (Unfortunately there's no GZA, RZA, etc.)Ħ. Shaolin Sect (Monks who can't use sharp weapons)ĥ. Namgung (Often portrayed as incredibly rich, think Rockefeller.)ģ. Habuk-Peng (the 'Noble Savages', strength first everything else second)ĥ. Jaegal is another name for Zhuge (Mainly strategists, weak in combat, think the Kennedy's)Ĥ. Moyong (these guys are often used as redshirts)ģ. Tang/Dang (The poison guys, often in the good guys side)Ģ. Japan is very seldomly mentionned in Murim and SEA are often 'Barbarians'.ġ. There's also one for Tibet but I don't remember. *Northern Ice Palace (They're the Mongolians irl, often used as foreigners) R/webcomics - Cartoons and comics published on the web.įor French speakers who are fans of manga, anime, manhwa, & manhua R/graphicnovels - Graphic Novels, specific type of comics R/pornhwa - Manhwa that is pornographic in nature R/noveltranslations - Translations of Korean and Chinese web novels R/webtoons - The digital comic format that was created in Korea R/korea - Everything having to do with the country Interested in the country of origin of these awesome series? Then visit these Korea related subreddits To create a more specific spoiler: (/s 'Spoilers!') Preferably, visit the redesign of the page as we have more useful links there.

Age of wushu dynasty beggar sect guide