Publica wrote:The Batorys wrote:Why shouldn't I?
Also, the military arm of the sect may be no more, but the sect itself never stopped existing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nizari
Most people won't remember it, and it gets irritating, especially if you're commenting on points that have already been addressed.
Hashashin was a slur used to describe the fidai followers of Hassan-e Sabbah though, because people believed they consumed hash (or possibly it has to do with how Hassan-e referred to them, or even his name, no one is quite sure it seems) not the sect as a whole, unless, again, I missed something.
The Hashashin (you are correct that it is a slur, though) *were* the sect as a whole. The Hashashin were born from the followers of Nizar who escaped to Alamut under Hassan al-Sabbah and Nizar's son, Ali al-Hadi.








