Search the Community

Clan Amal Alniyl Clan Origins Once residing in Rah’tuma, a vassal that had once resided under the Iron Horde and now stood under Nor’velyth, a pair of elven siblings were reunited by their pharaoh Atemu-Ta. Karuna had finally come home and was with her brother once again. At this time Amal Alniyl was a name not yet spoken, not yet even thought of, for the clan was only just about to be born. For you see this was not a clan known through the ages, it was not a large family but instead, a spark, a spark of which started one faithful day when a certain ker, Narithen Karvit had stepped foot into Rah’Tuma (Or, well, the Desert Lily Tavern) and met its hostess Karuna. Whilst in time she would become the high priestess of Freedom, that was not yet, as fates intertwined that day and made the clan that we know today. Visiting Rah’Tuma frequently, Narithen had soon become one of the fighters and protectors for the small Vassel, only to then follow that path and become a champion under Karuna’s lead. Karuna was blessed with the Emerald wings of Ahura’ma, the Lady of Freedom, after which Karuna stood for (and her champions fought for) freedom in both Ahura’ma and the pharaoh Atemu-Ta’s name. Eventually, things began to fall apart and would soon start to spiral out of place, for debates and quarrels started between the common people and the pharaoh over his actions towards outsiders and those of different faiths. The first to leave would be Narithen Karvit, followed by his Priestess and now significant other Karuna Amal, they ventured off to the capital that ruled and at this current date still rules over Rah’Tuma: Nor’velyth, where they met with the Primarch Laevona. There, they were welcomed with open arms. Following this departure, Karuna’s sister Layla and their dear friend Ney’La soon left as well. Both expressed their own experiences and reasons why they had left and, with that, they were welcomed to live with the couple. It was at this point that the two decided to form a Clan, one where people need not fear the repercussions towards caring for others. One where they could follow what they wished, so long as they agreed that in exchange for being cared for, they would care in turn. No questions asked, no history haunting anyone- A place one could call home, so long as they were willing to put in the same amount of effort to support one another. No matter the background or origin… All were welcome in Clan Amal Alniyl. Clan Hierarchy Tepey Pa’it The Tepey Pa’it is the Father of the clan. Standing beside Tepet Mewet in leadership, he acts as the clan’s figurehead and central leader in external matters. Tepet Mewet The Tepet Mewet is the Mother of the clan. Sharing power and responsibility on par with the Tepey Pa’it, she cares for the clan, serving to guide and comfort those within. Clan Mehwet All Clan Members are of equal standing. No one member outranks the rest, as even those of the Tepey Pa’it and Tepet Mewet serve to merely provide direction - with as much importance given to them as any other member. Clan Sesh The Sesh, commonly known as scholars and scribes, are those who govern the clan library and Apothecary. Their duties involve adding to the clan library, writing books, or teaching and learning Alchemy. Clan Shewty The Shewty are the merchants of the clan. Their focus is the creation of specific items unique to them, or to collect commonly used items to be sold at the clan stall in Kaethul. Clan Sewnu The Sewnu are the clan doctors, commonly seen working alongside the Sesh, Apothecaries and scholars to learn and develop their knowledge of the medicinal ways. An Amal Alniyl Sewnu is expected to aid Nor’Velyth’s citizens as well as their fellow clan members. Clan Religion The Amal as a whole have no specific religion or way of life. The Amal choose to live freely in all aspects and may practise their own religion and beliefs so long as these beliefs and practices do not intentionally and actively harm those around them without due consent. In regards to not sharing a religion, a ‘live and let live’ philosophy is to be respected: If an issue is held with another’s religion, bring it to the Tepey Pa’it or Tepet Mewet- Do not confront one another and risk harm. [!] Tepey Pa’it Narithen Uialben and his significant other the Tepet Mewet Karuna Amal Traditions and Customs Amal, from the creation of the clan, has put a heavy focus upon following one’s own path. That is not to say, however, that the clan does not have specific focuses. The Amal are highly focused upon the scholarly and alchemical arts, with a desire to grow their knowledge in such areas. Similarly, they have a heavy leaning towards a marketeer-style of income, so it’s expected that members of the clan would aid in one of these pursuits, or at least bring something unique to the clan itself. The Amal are a close-knit group, and a tradition within the clan is that of representing this bond through symbology. Those of clan Amal Alyniyl can often be seen to have something that represents the clan, usually in the form of the clan’s phoenix symbol. This manifests in a variety of ways, ranging from a tattoo, to jewellery, or a symbol on a piece of clothing. For every child within the clan, a birthday celebration will be held once they turn 18. On this day they are gifted a weapon personalised to them in order to aid them in protecting both themselves and those they care about, within or outside the clan. Amal is a nurturing and inward-focused group; they prioritise each other and their close friends over grander concepts such as nations, but if members reside within a nation they are expected to answer the call to aid the land they call home. Amal Alniyl Principles Compassion An Amal should show compassion to those around them. Showing such to your fellow clan members ensures the clan's survival. We’re in this together, and that should never be forgotten. Act with care, and you shall find that same compassion returned in kind. Courage An Amal must be courageous. There are dark things out there in the world, and it’s not up to us whether or not they come knocking. To cower and run is to allow the darkness to win, whether it be internal or external. To allow the dark to win is to fail your clan members, who lean upon you as you do them. Ferocity An Amal must be ferocious. Compassion is important, as is the courage to stand for one’s beliefs and not back down in the face of the odds. But ferocity is what will allow one to follow both of these. When pushed to the end, be quick, be decisive, and show no mercy. Future problems can be dealt with in the present, and violence is a perfectly acceptable answer to some questions. Understanding An Amal must strive for understanding. Ferocity and ruthlessness will serve one well, but you must also focus on the other side of the coin. When available, understand others. Friend or enemy, an Amal must strive to understand the world around them and what they face, so that they may make informed decisions. To act rashly and blindly is the behaviour of animals, not a descendent. Freedom Most importantly, an Amal must place Freedom above all other things in their life. Perhaps considered paradoxical as a ruling, but the rights and freedoms of others are of paramount importance to clan Amal Alniyl. The soul is made to be free, and much like the phoenix, should soar free of any and all cages. Her ladyship Karuna Amal, Mewet of Amal Sir Narithen Uialben, Pa’it of Amal Members of the clan and those that may wish to join ‧͙⁺˚*･༓☾Recruitment form☽༓･*˚⁺‧͙ Discord: Minecraft username: Time zone: Persona name: race: age: