The Sharu were an ancient humanoid species that built the colossal plastic pyramids on the worlds of the Rafa system and the Mindharp of Sharu. The Mindharp was a strange object that constantly changed form as it shifted through dimensions.
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Antiox masks were specialized breath masks worn by members of the Kel Dor species to survive in oxygen-rich atmospheres. They were a special variant of the A99 aquata breather. The patterns on these masks were unique to Kel Dor clans.
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The S’kytri were a sentient species of winged humanoids indigenous to the planet of Skye, also known to the Galactic Empire as Marat V. They were normally tall, muscular and thin, which is why they were regarded as one of the most beautiful species in the galaxy.
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The Jedi uses his sense skill to “feel” through hyperspace to track an object’s path.
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The Stenax were a fierce, ill-tempered, brooding, and violen
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The Sanyassans were a reptilian, humanoid species from the stormy world of Sanyassa IV, located in the Inner Zuma Region. They had ape-like faces, scaly skin, and a tall stature that averaged two meters in height.
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By successfully using this power and studying a single opponent for two full rounds, a character can anticipate that opponent’s reactions in combat.
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Spiners were nearly-extinct bipedal sentient mammals with sharp quills. They were capable of hurling these with great speed and accuracy by flexing their muscles in a certain manner. Their native world, Worxer, was destroyed when its sun went supernova.
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The Sauvax were a sentient species native to the planet Leritor. They were amphibious crustaceans with great physical strength, distinguished by big pincers on their arms and six crab-like legs. While fearsome looking to Humans, the Sauvax were actually peaceful beings who preferred negotiation over war to settle disputes.
Read More A Jedi using this power can see another character’s trail left in the Force, allowing her to follow her quarry with relative ease.
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