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=== Manjav === <div class="nightcats-frame right frame-manjav"> [[File:Manjav 1.png|right|350px]] </div> ''“All things move in cycles. Only fools believe they stand apart from them.”'' The Manjav (MON-jahv) are a people of discipline and contemplation, their lives shaped by temples, monasteries, and long traditions of study. They believe the world turns according to hidden rhythms—cycles that bind gods, men, and beasts alike. To disrupt this order is to invite ruin, and so they regard reckless ambition—and especially sorcery—with suspicion. Where others seize, the Manjav endure. Where others speak, they listen. Their strength lies not in force, but in restraint. Manjav are found in temples, monasteries, and along the long roads between cities. They serve as priests, healers, teachers, and wandering ascetics. In times of unrest, they may stand as calm voices—or immovable obstacles. Outsiders say: ''“A Manjav will watch you drown, then explain why it was necessary.”'' ==== What They Value ==== Balance • Discipline • Wisdom • Restraint ==== Reputation ==== Pious • Disciplined • Thoughtful • Calm ==== Taboo ==== To act rashly or in anger is seen as a failure of the self. ==== Appearance ==== Manjav dress reflects simplicity and purpose. Garments are practical, often plain, and chosen for comfort over display. Signs of devotion—threads, marks, or small tokens—are more common than jewelry. Hair may be worn simply, bound, or partially shaved, depending on custom or personal discipline. Their bearing is steady and unhurried. Even in motion, they conserve effort. Many appear calm in situations where others would show strain. Those who leave temple life may adopt more varied clothing, but often retain an air of restraint that sets them apart. ==== Manjav Boons ==== A Manjav character must select their first boon from among the following: [[Nightcats:Boons#Inner Fire|Inner Fire]] • [[Nightcats:Boons#Omen Reader|Omen Reader]] • [[Nightcats:Boons#Iron Will|Iron Will]] • [[Nightcats:Boons#Savant|Savant]] <br clear="all"> ====[[Nightcats:Name Generators#Manjav Names|Manjav Names]]==== ----
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