Hey guys, how's it going? Welcome back to another Star Wars theory podcast.

Hey guys, I'm gonna go over the top five Mandalorian sects.

And I'm gonna add a bonus one at the end of this, so it's really gonna be six, but we're

gonna focus on five. Now in the Star Wars universe, there are several different sects

of Mandalorians. There are more than five. There's many. Each with its own unique beliefs,

practices and traditions. So today we're gonna go over a brief overview of some of the

most notable Mandalorian sects. Let's go all the way back to the Old Republic and let's

start with the Mandalorian Neo Crusaders. The Mandalorian Neo Crusaders were a group of Mandalorian

warriors who emerged during the Old Republic era in the Star Wars universe. They were known

for their extreme ideology, which emphasized conquest, expansion, and the aggressive spread

of Mandalorian culture. Some notable members of Mandalorian Neo Crusaders were, of course,

Mandalore the ultimate. This was the leader of the Neo Crusaders. Mandalore the ultimate was a fierce

warrior and strategist who sought to expand the influence of the Mandalorian people. I'll go over

him in detail in a video just about Mandalore the ultimate. The second would be Cassus Fett. He was a

high-ranking member of the Neo Crusaders and a skilled warrior and tactician who served as

Mandalore's right-hand man. He was an ancestor of Django and Boba Fett and was mentioned in various

Star Wars mediums. Number three can be Roland Dyer, a former member of the Neo Crusaders who later

defected to the Republic. Roland Dyer was a skilled warrior and fighter who was known for his loyalty

and honor. Now, Neo Crusaders differed from other Mandalorian sects in that they embraced a

highly aggressive and expansionist ideology, seeking to conquer and dominate other cultures in the name

of Mandalorian supremacy. They also placed a strong emphasis on traditional warrior values such as

honor, loyalty, and courage, but saw these values as being in service of their ultimate goal of

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