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The Revolutionary Guerrilla Triads evolved out of the Sharkota Resistance Warriors, organised among the Sharkota people, whose traditional homeland is spread across what is now Upper [[Porfíria]], the Province of North Hemiborea, and the [[Northeast Territory]] in Kiravian Cusinaut. The SRW had been fighting against Kiravian colonisation of the Sharkota lands for almost thirty years with little success until the rise of a fighter by the name of Dances With Tigers. Convinced that the SRW's strategy of waging a medium-intensity war of attrition to delay the advance of colonial rule was hopeless, Dances With Tigers embraced a more aggressive set of tactics, which were often terroristic in nature and sought to strike fear into the Coscivian colonists and physically eliminate them and their settlements wherever possible. After climbing rapidly through the ranks of the group's leadership, Dances With Tigers imposed a new, more comprehensive ideology on the organisation, transforming it away from being a mere tribal militia and toward being a Pan-Cronan revolutionary organisation fighting for the complete banishment of colonialism and colonists from the Cronan continent. He introduced a new model of command structure and discipline based on triads - cells of three fighters - as the basic combat unit, with progressively larger units being made up of higher and higher multiples of three triads. He also expanded recruitment beyond the Sharkota tribe, attracting large numbers of Iriquonans, Maiokee, Algonquonans, and Eskimaux into the group.