Terrent Amese

Terrent Amese was a human-shaped being who created the first tribe of Jamuraan tiger warriors by fusing the essence of man and tiger. He created them to guard the <c>Dark Heart of the Wood</c> in Scarwood. Deeply religious, these tribes worshiped him, their creator, whom they believed to be a god.
==History==
Terrent Amese named the first tiger warrior Ojanen, and he was to be the leader and guide of the tribe: under his supervision, the cat people followed the instruction of their "god" and built <c>The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale</c> both as a place of worship to the god and as a base to watch over the Heart.
Ojanen, being the only one in direct contact with Terrent Amese, soon realized that his people were little more than slave labor to him, and that he was no god. He rallied his tribe behind him and tried to obtain their independence from their creator.
Enraged by what he viewed as a betrayal, Terrent Amese cursed the Ojanen line, and created the monster <c>Ur-Drago</c> to exterminate the tribe before disappearing, never to be seen again. Ojanen took on the beast one-on-one in the halls of the Tabernacle while the tribe fled Scarwood in what would be known as the exodus. The result of the duel between the two champions of Terrent Amese would remain a mystery for generations, before Jedit Ojanen would be magically transported to this crucial point in time and defeat <c>Ur-Drago</c> himself.
The tribe would settle in the Sukurvian Desert, before splintering into different bands: the Hooraree, the Efravan, the Khyyiani, and the Sulaki. All would steer clear from the Scarwood for ages, considering it both a lost sacred place (as it was where their species came to exist) and a dangerous and cursed placed, as it was were they defied their god and lost their sacred land in return.
The cat warrior culture would end up remembering Terrent Amese as a benevolent god who had abandoned them because of the heresy of their cursed leader Ojanen. The descendants of Ojanen, particularly those who would be named after him, would be treated with defiance as troublemakers to keep an eye on. This lead the tribes to become very isolationist and conservative: adventure and expansion were seen as risk not worth taking and opposed to their god's will. Their culture became stagnant until reaching a point of decline, both in term of demography and philosophy.
It would take another Ojanen, Jedit, to rediscover the true origins of the tribes and shake their society once more, ultimately leading them out of their deeply religious and conservative ways into a more enlightened and prosperous society. The four tribes would end up making peace with one another, go back to Scarwood, rebuild the <c>The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale</c> and found a mighty empire who would led the cat warriors to take their place amongst the peoples of Dominaria.
==Story appearances==
Title 	Author 	Publishing date 	Set 	Setting (plane)	Featuring
Legend of Jedit Ojanen #1-2	Kenn Bell 	March - April 1996	Legends	Dominaria 	Jedit Ojanen, Johan, Terrent Amese (mentioned), Jaeger Ojanen (mentioned), Musata, Ruko, Hunding Gjornersen, Adira Strongheart, Saisha, Hazezon Tamar
Hazezon 	Clayton Emery	August 2002 	Legends	Dominaria 	Jedit Ojanen, Hazezon Tamar, Adira Strongheart, Johan, Terrent Amese, Ur-Drago, Ramirez DePietro, Tor Wauki the Elder