Dothraki

The Dothraki are a nomadic horse-riding warrior people who inhabit the vast grasslands of Essos, a continent across the Narrow Sea from Westeros. Their culture is centered around horses, warfare, and a strict warrior code. They are known for their distinctive appearance, often with long, braided hair, dark eyes, and scarred faces.

The Dothraki live in a hierarchical society led by a Khal, the strongest and most powerful warrior who commands a khalasar, or a horde of warriors. Their language is Dothraki, a complex tongue with no written form. They are skilled horsemen and warriors, renowned for their ferocity and horsemanship in battle. Their weapons of choice include the arakh, a curved sword, and bows.

The Dothraki have a deep respect for strength and courage, and a disdain for weakness. They often raid and pillage other settlements, taking what they need to survive. Their beliefs are animistic, with a reverence for the Earth and the sky. They do not have a formal religion with gods, but rather follow their traditions and honor their ancestors.

Historically, the Dothraki have been a formidable force, rarely conquered by outside powers. Their nomadic lifestyle and martial prowess make them difficult to defeat in their homeland. Their presence in Essos has had a significant impact on the region's history and political landscape, often viewed with fear and awe by other cultures.