Introduction: Tiger Katanga are solitary hunters, though a few indi-viduals enjoy the company of a nubari tribe where they often rise to positions of respect or leadership. Older, more experienced tiger katanga often appoint themselves guardians of the jungle. Noble, lawful, and good, Tiger katanga ad-here to a warriors code of honor. Tiger Katanga are fa-mous for their courage and fearlessness, never hesitating to do what they deem is just. With so much danger in the jungle, tiger katanga rarely die of old age.

Physical Description: In human form, tiger katanga ap-pear with faint orange or off-white striping on much of their bodies. In animal form, tiger katanga are always small tigers.

Lands: Found throughout the jungles and mountains of Malatra. Occasionally found on the savanna where they are as likely to be looking for honorable combat with Lion Katanga as they are to be following prey. Despite the ri-valry between the two species of honorable katanga, combat is infrequent and almost never to the death. This comes partly from a myth both species share about fighting between lion and tiger leading to the end of the world, and partly because the combat is usually ended abruptly before serious damage is done to either creature. In such instances both katanga will leave, claiming victory. Curiously, Tiger Katanga tend to disavow all knowledge of ever seeing a lion or lion katanga. Lion Katanga fre-quently say the same thing about tigers and tiger katanga. While many jungle denizens find this uniquely odd, jungle sages often defer to the wisdom of not naming aloud the apocalyptic counterparts. Words have power, they say, and why tempt the end of the world if you don’t have to?

Origin

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Sample Religious Organizations TBD

Reasons to Have Left Home

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