In recent years, however, a group based in the Border Princes has managed to grow to a substantial size. This has always been a fertile area for Gunndred, as the absence of central authority makes life easier for his followers. Indeed, some of the Border Princes themselves have been followers of the God of Rustlers and Blackmail. On the whole, however, these groups have stayed small due to infighting, and the lack of prosperous people to intimidate.[1a]
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| - In recent years, however, a group based in the Border Princes has managed to grow to a substantial size. This has always been a fertile area for Gunndred, as the absence of central authority makes life easier for his followers. Indeed, some of the Border Princes themselves have been followers of the God of Rustlers and Blackmail. On the whole, however, these groups have stayed small due to infighting, and the lack of prosperous people to intimidate.[1a]
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| - In recent years, however, a group based in the Border Princes has managed to grow to a substantial size. This has always been a fertile area for Gunndred, as the absence of central authority makes life easier for his followers. Indeed, some of the Border Princes themselves have been followers of the God of Rustlers and Blackmail. On the whole, however, these groups have stayed small due to infighting, and the lack of prosperous people to intimidate.[1a] The new group changed that by concentrating on rustling—stealing cattle. This has always been a part of Gunndred’s portfolio, as there is no way to subtly and elegantly steal a few dozen living cows; intimidating the cowherds has always mattered. Emphasising this area has allowed the cult to grow within the Border Princes, and its spreading reputation has led to many people in the Empire thinking of Gunndred as primarily a God of cattle thieves.[1a]
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