Jinnan

### Domain

Nearly all of the Jinnan population lives within The Nether for its very warm climate, lack of harmful weather, and forever burning fires. The majority of Jinnans chose to make their homes in the Crimson and Warped Forests with better access to building materials and food sources. The surroundings of homes are reinforced with walls of stone bricks and metal bars to protect intruders such as Piglins, Hoglins, Skeletons, and Magma Cubes. They also protect against the fireballs of Ghasts.

### Diet

The diet of the Jinnan consists of mainly pork and mushrooms, as they're the most common food source available. Mushrooms are farmed, cooked various ways, and put into stew whilst Piglins and Hoglins are harvested for their meat. Unable to cultivate in the Nether naturally, they rely on trade to get their fruits and vegetables. Despite being fiery in nature, a lot of Jinnans struggle handling spicy foods.

### Arts and Music

Popular forms of art performed by Jinnans are glass making, fire dances, gold arts, smithing, wood burning, and lava swimming. Jinnans are able to use their firepower to mold glass into various shapes and sizes such as sculptures, vases, cups, beads, and window art. That, and it's much safer due to their ability to handle the heat of molten glass with their bare hands unlike other tribes.

### Customs & Traditions

When celebrating the birth of a Jinnan, a candle is lit and placed on a candelabra that is kept by their family or guardians. These candles never burn out and are lit by having a Jinnan blow on it, reversal of how humans blow out candles on birthdays. Candles are lit each decade of life until death. Jinnans on average have around 9 candles lit by the end of their lives. Afterwards, the candles are either snuffed out or preserved by loved ones for generations. It is common for close relatives and friends of the deceased to use candles of loved ones to light lanterns and torches as a source of comfort, good luck, and remembrance.

### Economy

The Jinnans are the most prominent gold, quartz, and netherite industry of the Fantasy clans. Since they are able to easily obtain materials from the Nether without needing to worry about fire damage, it's their most valuable item of trade. Gold, quartz, and netherite is exchanged for building materials, livestock, and crops that they are unable to grow within the Nether. They also produce most ingredients used in brewing potions such as nether wart, blaze rods, blaze powder, glowstone dust, magma cream, and ghast tears. However, with no supply of water in their vicinity, Jinnans rely on Breweries in the Overworld to make the potions.

Goods are moved to and from the Nether through railroads that run throughout all major cities. The goods are kept in stone chests and moved around in minecarts. Short-distance deliveries are done on foot, riding Striders, or by riding on domesticated Ghasts.

### Values

Jinnans altogether value being fierce and showing great warmth to their family and people they hold close to them.

### Physical Appearance & Apparel

Jinnans have varying skin tone. However, the skin often appears grayish due to ash and smoke. They have an overall average height of 5'3-5'6. Jinnans have 3-5 volcano-like tubes that form at the back around where the lungs would be located. They pump out smoke and ash that they breathe in through the mouth and nose as a way to filter it out of the lungs. The mounds possess an internal valve that can open and close when under water and lava to prevent liquids from entering the lungs. These mounds can also spout out embers and lava when they are ill, the equivalent to nasal congestion in humans.

At birth, the hair is a softer red and yellowish color and the eyes are a golden orange. Each Jinnan is born with unique body markings consisting of lines, circles, squares, diamonds, spirals, and other shapes. These markings are very subtle at a young age, sporting a yellowish color. But as they mature, the markings become more prominent as their color shifts to more of a bright orange. The hair becomes more red and the eyes turn bright blue into adolescence. In elderly age, the hair begins to turn a more dull and darker red. Lastly in death the hair becomes an ashy black.

Faced with the problem of regular clothing constantly burning away, the Jinnans invented a special type of silk that was forged to withstand the heat of fire and burning of acid, making this silk also popular with Bedevilin folk. This silk is worn around the chest and loosely around the waist. The clothing does not cover the stomach or back to prevent covering the mounds. Because of the large amounts of gold, it is used for accessory. Gold bracelets, necklaces, earrings, rings, barrettes, are most common. Jinnans are usually barefoot or wear sandals. Glass beads are another common form of accessory that is mix-matched with gold accessories.

In other stylings of clothing, there is also glass attire. Dull edged shards of glass with small holes are woven together with strong pieces of fibers. This type of clothing however is a lot more stiff and uncomfortable for some wearers and is more used for skirts and dresses.

When in the Overworld, Jinnans are required to wear head coverings that hide their hair. It is meant to protect people and objects from catching on fire while also keeping the hair warm. Boots and gloves are also worn for extra protection against the different environment.

## Trivia

* Jinnans used to be named "Infernans".
* Jinnans are named after Jinn from Arabian and Muslim Mythology.