Tyjah

Tyjah was an ex-micenary turned member of the Warriors Seven. He was a summoner who had been forced by the Micenaries to create terrible creatures, and eventually abandoned the faction to save the Warriors Seven during an ambush. Due to his bravery and his potential inclusion in a prophecy, the group decided to take Tyjah with them. His inclusion in the prophecy would eventually prove to be false, and Tyjah would fall at the hands of the micenary Theros Leonin.

Biography
Tyjah was born in the town of Andros, and trained to be a summoner under the wizard Heraldius Thorfoot. Tyjah would prove he was a talented and ambitious summoner, and knew his gifts would help him make the world a better place. Unfortunately, his master would refuse the calls of the Micenaries during the Black Rose Rebellion and was murdered by the army. Tyjah tried to escape but was captured and given a choice, serve or die. Tyjah relented and gave his powers over to the Micenaries, creating devastating beasts for their ranks.

During a travel through the Eternal Grey, Tyajh and the rest of the micenaries he traveled with came upon an unsuspecting Warriors Seven. The group had stopped to rest from a recent battle with ice giants, and the commanding micenary declared for his soldiers to attack. Tyjah had heard the tales of Renten from his master, and recognized the cleric.

Making a split second decision, he turned his sword on his commander and slayed him, summoning monsters to take down most of the rest of the micenaries. He explained his situation to the Warriors Seven (who put him through a ringer of magical truth tests) and the group decided to take him along with them. This was primarily because the Death Knight Leia and Dragon Rider Idris believed he may be part of their prophecy.

Tyjah did not last very long with the Warriors Seven, as shortly after he joined them they launched an attack on Theros Leonin and the giants occupying Xelb's Keep. The Warriors were no match for Theros and his forces, and he quickly killed a great number of them. Tyjah was amongst the dead, as he summoned a horse to make his escape, but Theros tripped the animal and caught poor Tyjah by the hair. He then clobbered in the man's face with his cudgel.

Tyjah left behind no family or friends, and would've been forgotten was it not for the Adventures of the Warriors Seven writted by Aralin Littletree.