Premade Djed

thirtyish. male. warrior. djed. jason momoa. submitted by lee.
Akhom Menma'atre is known amongst the Djed for three things: his appetite for the drink, his huge laugh, and his prowess on the battlefield. Akhom is a fine warrior and, furthermore, he knows it, which makes him rather boisterous and something of a showboat; in the words of his leader and long-time friend Sutekh, "...his mouth usually runs like a gazelle." But to his credit, Akhom can walk the walk as well as he can talk the talk, so those who dismiss his considerable martial talents because of his mouth do so at their own peril.

forty-six. male. warrior / trainer. djed. djimon hounsou. submitted by elle.
Anum has been the member of the Djed from a young age. He's a hardened, experience warrior and is one of the few that helps train the younger recruits. He's incredibly scary and intimidating at first sight - one would definitely not want to get on his bad side. He's also a loyal, trustworthy fellow who will do anything for his comrades and has proven himself time and time again in battle. Anum never doubts Sutekh and is likely one of his most fierce loyalists - then again, he suffers from following out of blind faith even after all his time as a warrior; perhaps he needs to realize that at times it's alright to question an order.

thirtyish/fortyish. male. councilor. djed. billy zane. submitted by lee.
Imenand would make a fine politician - he's handsome, charming, ambitious, and slicker than an oil spill - and as one of the sitting Djed elders, he is. When subtle opposition crops up in regards to the Djed council, one usually finds Imenand at the center of it. With his wily nature, he has a knack for putting the pieces and seeing the big picture; he alone has made the connection between his chieftain's strange visions and their parallels with story of pharaoh Seti I as immortalized in Djed lore. Naturally, he has mostly kept this theory surreptitiously to himself. But with the recent resurrection of the priest Imhotep and his lover Anck-su-namun, it was Imenand who advised them to present themselves as loyal courtiers and allies of the reincarnated pharaoh. In the end, few people know what Imenand is thinking and plotting; but at the end, he sees himself at the top.

thirty-two. female. domestic. djed. Bahar Soomekh or Salma Hayek. submitted by sanny.
Kiya is a native of the Djed clan with the common responsibilities of a woman. After all, she is a domestic. Sure, her ways of a woman are a little rough, but she is jovial. However, Kiya loves to gossip, especially with her childhood friend, Tuya. Since they were mere toddlers, the two had known each other and learned to become like sisters. Mostly the two are inseperable and are rarely seen without one another. She gets all of the insight of what is currently happening within her tribes thanks to their gossip and always know the latest rumors. Despite this, Kiya is still a hard worker and never slacks off in doing her duties. She is dedicated to what she does, and one day wishes to become a mother.

twenty-nine. male. 007. Djed. Meketharu. Emile Steenveld. submitted by sanny and lee.
Meti has always been the black sheep of the [insert family name here], a much-honored clan of the Meketharu tribe. Such a shadow on his early life made him somewhat prone to disloyalty and a rather shady character who is easily distrusted. So while he managed to become a sworn warrior of the Djed ranks, during one his first battles, Meti was captured by the enemy. Before he was released, the young warrior made a deal with the Bey himself; in exchange for his life, he agreed to act as Bey's eyes and ears amongst the Djed, for it was clear Meti is sharp individual who always keeps his wits about him. Thus, in the present, this spy doesn't quite prefer to stick to one side for too long - he seems to have trouble in pledging allegiance to anyone but himself. Unbeknownst to him, Meti is the reincarnation of Ramses II, and with his current status, no doubt this is going to create a problem for those around him.

twentyish/thirtyish. female. trader, part-time recon collector. djed. leïla bekhti. submitted by lee.
Born the daughter of herders, Shakira always figured she'd spend her life amongst the camels. Things changed drastically when she was apprenticed to a Djed trader, a gentleman named Sheut, as she entered adolescence. She now spends much of her time spent between the Djed main camps and traveling from oasis to oasis and city to city acquiring rare goods her people do not or cannot make themselves; thus, she is one of the most widely-traveled individuals in the whole tribe. It's for this reason that she is chief amongst Sutekh's spies in the outside world. Other than that, Shakira's bargaining skills are second to none and she is one well-connected lady - she knows all sorts of people in weird/strange/high places.

twentyish. male. warrior. djed. wentworth miller. submitted by lee.
Teremun is descended from a string of legendary Djed warriors from both sides of his family tree. As one might guess, he grew up dreaming of glory and eagerly looked forward to the day when it might be his. Now that he's reached manhood and has recently been sworn into the ranks of the Djed warriors, he's eager to prove himself. During arms training and the few skirmishes against the Medjai he's been involved in, he's all business. But for the most part he's young, brash and exuberant, not to mention an outgoing practical joker with an oddball sense of humor. Teremun has proved himself as promising warrior material, but at the same time he's still green enough not to know better than to look forward to battle.