Amani
Победили гигантов и освободили богиню Кая с помощью castanics, свобода для Амани превыше всего. They are naturally watchful and slow to trust, but having earned
their trust, you will have it until you prove faithless. You really
don't want to do that.
Amani are direct in speech and action, honest, candid, and somewhat
imperious. They are usually respected, often admired, sometimes feared.
No one doubts they will say what they mean, do what they say, and make
life very hard on their enemies.
Created by the god Amarun, the amani are fierce soldiers.
They once fought a protracted war with the devas (and their goddess
Zuras), which only ended when Karas (patron of the elves) enforced a
peace and forbade both gods from interfering further with their battles.
Weakened by the conflict, they were absorbed and enslaved by the
expanding empire of the giants while Amarun looked on helplessly.
Eventually freed from slavery by the intervention of the gods Kaia, Lok,
and the ingenuity of the castanics, the amani learned quickly the value
of cooperation. They came to the defense of Essenia during the
incursion of the high elves, and later joined the fledgling Valkyon
Federation during the Argon war, dedicating themselves wholeheartedly to
the principles of racial unity.
With their hard-won freedom and commitment to the values
embodied in the Valkyon Federation, it's a good time to be an aman.
Though they still distrust the barakas for their genetic and historic
ties to giants, they realize that this new order is the best—the
only—way forward.
The famed amani vigilance can still flare into fury at any threat to
freedom—theirs or someone else's, and there is no ally more unfaltering
and unstoppable in freedom's defense.
The "Unbreakable Iron Jewel" is the crucible of amani
culture and military prowess. Raised to honor the goddess Kaia, their
patron, Kaiator's immense dome scrapes the heavens. Kaia lives within
the city, an ever-present guardian and teacher to her chosen people. It
lies on the razor's edge between freedom and the argon menace.
In Kaiator, they fight for freedom as though it were the only thing that
matters—because it is. They fight with hard-earned skill, defend with
undying loyalty, and remember their dead with honor.
