Tjenn Djenati (TUH-JENN)

The Tjenn, like their woodland cousins the Djenn, are a common sight among the hills and open plains of the world. Less prolific than the Djenn, they are more well-known by the other civilized races.
The Tjenn, like most Djenati, are a diminutive people. They stand between two and four feet (0.6096 to 1.2192 meters) tall, but are slightly more dense than their cousins, weighing between 40 and 60 pounds (18.1437 to 27.2155 kilograms). Their skin tones tend to range from a deep brown to a tanned, honey-gold. Tjenn hair colors tend toward darker browns or blacks, while eye colors tend toward earthen colors like green, brown, or dark amber yellow. Like all Djenati, Tjenn eyes glitter regardless of color.
Tjenn tend to be earth workers and predisposed to metalworking and stoneworking. Tjenn live in small settlements of burrows their homes often digging two or three stories into the ground.

Parent ethnicities

• Djenn Djenati

Encompassed species

• Djenati

Languages spoken

• Common