Yogo Amika

Please note: This article is about the Yogo Daimyo. For other uses of the term, please see Amika (disambiguation).
Yogo Amika was a shugenja of the Scorpion Clan and the Yogo Daimyo in the late 12th century.
== Yogo Daimyo ==
Yogo Amika, daughter of Yogo Rieko, was the newest daimyo of the Yogo family. Though she inherited her mother's penchant for rooting out and destroying maho at the sight of its dark influences, Amika had developed a strange fascination with the side effects blood magic had on the body and mind of a user. Amika's knowledge was extensive leading to rumors that she might have experimented upon several maho-tsukai she had captured. The Daimyo Project, by C. Thomas Hand, Mari Murdock, and Maxime Lemaire
=== Oni's Eye ===
In 1200 Amika learned that Soshi Akito, Soshi Niidoro, and Soshi Hanako, had used the Oni's Eye knowledge following their own agenda. They had hidden vital information to their superiors, which resulted in the betrayal and death of many Scorpion clan samurai, such as Yogo Gingo. Amika took the Oni's Eye for her family, and ordered the execution of the traitors on the spot. Spring Kotei 2015 Fiction Act 1: Opening Moves, Day 5, by Chris Hand, Maxime Lemaire, Mari Murdock, Fred Wan, and Robert Denton
=== Rise of Jigoku ===
Amika used the Oni's Eye to scry the Conclave of Darkness, a meeting of the new Dark Oracles learning about the Sacred Seals, which maintained the barrier between Ningen-do and Jigoku, alongside with the impending Rise of Jigoku. She passed the knowledge to her Lord Bayushi Nitoshi. Conclaves of Light and Dark, by Maxime Lemaire and C Thomas Hand
=== Gifting the Oni's Eye to the Lion ===
Eventually Nitoshi and half of his clan offered their services to the rebellious enemy leader, Daigotsu Kanpeki, and he was rewarded as a traitor to the Empire. Amika and Yogo Haruto moved to Rengai Mura, where the Rokugani forces led by Akodo Dairuko had withdrawn after their defeat in the Seikitsu Pass. Amika gifted the Oni's Eye to the Lion Clan Champion, so Dairuko would learn that that Nitoshi had been instrumental to secure the Iweko family out of Toshi Ranbo when Kanpeki had stormed the Imperial City. The Scorpion Champion died dueling Kanpeki in the Imperial Throne Room, as a true Rokugani hero. Blood Moons, by Mari Anne Murdock
Category:Scorpion Clan Leaders