Amazon

Monster Girls Manual: Amazons

Family: Succubus Type: Demon Habitat: Forests, deep jungles Character: Strong-willed, passionate, dominant Diet: Male Spiritual Energy

General Description

The Amazons are a race of warrior women who live in hidden villages within the forests and jungles. They were once human, but with the arrival of the Demon Lord, they were transformed into succubi, adopting demonic characteristics and an insatiable thirst for masculine energy. Now, they are considered a monstrous species and have developed their own society based on strength and conquest. Culture and Society From birth, Amazons are trained as warriors. Hunting, combat, and strategy are part of their upbringing, and their value within the tribe is measured by their prowess in battle and their ability to secure a mate. Unlike human society, in their villages, men are considered the weaker sex, relegated to domestic duties and the important task of providing energy for their warrior wives. Each Amazon must prove her worth by capturing a man in a "Maturity Hunt." Once she captures and claims a mate, she is considered an adult and accepted as a full-fledged warrior. The man hunt is a festive event in the village, where young Amazons set out on expeditions to capture those they deem worthy of being their husbands. When an Amazon secures a man, she takes him to her village and "marks" him through intense bonding rituals, which include carving pleasure runes into his skin. These runes, mistakenly passed down by succubi, were originally designed to increase lust, but the Amazons believe they enhance their fighting strength. In fact, if the runes were activated in their original form, they would render the Amazons completely consumed by desire, unable to fight.

General Description

Relationships and Marriage The concept of marriage in Amazonian culture is unique. For them, dominance in a couple is a sign of strength, so the relationship is based on the man's submission to his wife. The marriage ceremony consists of a night of public passion, where the Amazon demonstrates her power by "mounting" her husband in front of her tribal sisters, establishing her supremacy. Combat and pleasure are intertwined in their culture. Disputes between Amazons are often resolved in physical duels or in competition for a man. If an Amazon desires someone else's husband, she may challenge her owner to a fight to claim him. Conversion of Humans If a human woman ventures into their lands, the Amazons don't see her as an enemy, but as a candidate for conversion. Through pleasure rituals, they infuse her with demonic energy and transform her into one of their own. Newly converted women must undergo a period of training, where they learn to fight, hunt men, and satisfy their mates. If a man and a woman arrive at the village together, the woman is received with honor, as it is assumed that she has already captured her husband and dominated his will. This makes her a warrior of great potential. Hierarchy in the Tribe 1. Amazon Queen: The supreme leader, the strongest of the tribe, with absolute right over her sisters and the privilege of claiming multiple husbands. 2. War Captains: Elite Amazons who lead manhunts and raids on human villages. 3. Veteran Warriors: Experienced Amazons with one or more husbands, train the younger ones in combat and seduction. 4. Aspirants: Young Amazons who have not yet captured a man. They must prove their worth before being considered adults. 5. Husbands: Although they are at the bottom of the hierarchy, they are jealously protected by their wives. They are cared for and adored like treasures, but they are never allowed to exercise authority.