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Name: Talzin
Type: Shaman Master
Species: Dathomirian
Homeworld: Dathomir
Gender: Female
Born:
Died: 19 BBY (981 GC)
Hair Color: None
Eye Color: Silver
Height: 2.23 meters
Weight:
Skin: White

DEXTERITY 3D
Brawling Parry: 5D+2
Dodge: 8D
Melee Combat: 8D
Melee Parry: 6D+2

KNOWLEDGE 3D
Alien Species: 4D+2
Cultures: 3D+2
Intimidation: 9D
Languages: 5D
Planetary Systems: 5D
Scholar: Nightsister Lore 10D
Survival: 4D
Tactics: 4D
Willpower: 4D

MECHANICAL 2D
Astrogation: 3D
Beast Riding: 4D
Repulsorlift Operation: 3D

PERCEPTION 3D+2
Bargain: 5D
Command: 5D
Command: Nightsisters 10D
Con: 7D
Hide: 4D
Persuasion: 5D

STRENGTH 2D+1
Brawling: 6D
Climbing/Jumping: 4D
Stamina: 5D

TECHNICAL 2D
First Aid: 3D
(A) Medicine: 4D

Special Abilities:

Magick Skills: Illusion 10D, Waters of Life 12D, Ruination 9D, Totem Magic 10D, Conjuring 10D+2, Necromancy 12D+1, Blood Magic 9D

Magick Powers:

Illusion Spells Tier I: Telekinesis, Blurred Visage, Silent Step, Telepathy

Illusion Spells Tier II: Heartshadow, Mesmerism, Shrouding Mist, Paralysis, Bend Will

Illusion Spells Tier III: Apparition, Shroud Other, Nightmare

Illusion Spells Tier IV: Chameleon, Alter Environment

Waters of Life Spells Tier I: Waters of Health, Waters of Rejuvenation, Waters of Regeneration, Protection Aegis

Waters of Life Spells Tier II: Waters of Purification, Waters of Exaltation, Waters of Determination, Waters of Constitution, Waters of Vigor, Protection Bubble

Waters of Life Spells Tier III: Conjure Blackroot, Protection Sphere

Waters of Life Spells Tier IV: Consume, Protection Field

Ruination Spells Tier I: Ichor Smoke, Ichor Tendrils

Ruination Spells Tier II: Siphoning Strikes, Ichor Lightning, Imbue Weapon, Ichor Curse

Ruination Spells Tier III: Ichor Blast, Ichor Blades, Ichor Flames, Poison Cloud, Ichor Quake

Ruination Spells Tier IV: Ichor Beams, Ichor Burst

Totem Spells Tier I: Imbue Idol

Conjuring Spells Tier I: Ichor Familiar

Conjuring Spells Tier II: Conjure Sword, Ichor Guardian, Block Conjurations

Conjuring Spells Tier III: Conjure Bow, Banish, Ichor Champion

Conjuring Spells Tier IV: Spirit Well, Ichor Rancor

Necromancy Spells Tier I: Reanimate Corpse

Necromancy Spells Tier II: Raise Zombie, Summon Spirit, Possession, Dead Consume

Necromancy Spells Tier III: Spirit Portal, Summon Spirit Warrior, Abomination, Conjure Ghoul

Necromancy Spells Tier IV: Resurrection, Cheat Death

Blood Spells Tier I: Clense Poison

Blood Spells Tier II: Teleportation

Blood Spells Tier III: Spirit Projection

Blood Spells Tier IV: Ichor Dragon, Spirit Drain, Transform Avatar

Force Sensitive: Y
Force Points: 23
Dark Side Points: 20
Character Points: 18
Move: 10

Equipment: Dathomirian Shaman Robes

Background: Talzin was a Dathomirian female who lived during the final decades of the Galactic Republic’s reign and became a formidable figure of power during the Clone Wars. On her homeworld of Dathomir, Talzin lived as a shaman and the Clan Mother of the Nightsisters—a coven of Force-sensitive witches, who used magicks to manipulate the wilderness around them and rule their male counterparts, the Nightbrothers. It was Talzin who unified the Nightsisters into a single clan. Talzin’s expertise in magicks was significant enough to attract the attention of the Dark Lord of the Sith, Darth Sidious, who came to Dathomir ostensibly to trade dark side Force teachings with Talzin and take her as his own Sith apprentice. Instead, the Sith Lord abducted Talzin’s son Maul and took him as an apprentice in her place. Years later, he was presumed dead at the Battle of Naboo after sustaining mortal injuries, but his strength in the dark side allowed him to remain just barely alive. Although Talzin was aware of Maul’s incredible survival, she was unable to rescue him and thus remained on Dathomir to plot her revenge against Sidious and his Sith, with her ultimate goal being galactic domination.

When the Clone Wars between the Republic and the Confederacy of Independent Systems erupted ten years later, Talzin gained galactic notoriety by selling the services of the Nightsisters as assassins and mercenaries. In the midst of the Clone Wars, Talzin began targeting Count Dooku, the leader of the Confederacy and the newest apprentice of Lord Sidious. Asajj Ventress, a Nightsister-turned-Sith apprentice, had been betrayed by Dooku and returned to Dathomir to seek Talzin’s help in exacting revenge. Although their early attempts to assassinate Dooku failed, Talzin had a long-term plan for the Sith Lord’s demise: she would provide Dooku with a new apprentice in the form of the Nightbrother Savage Opress, who was also one of Talzin’s children. Opress was Maul’s biological brother and, after falling under the influence of her magick, became completely loyal to his mother and was hidden in the ranks of the Sith. Ultimately, both Ventress and Opress proved unable to kill the Count and were forced to seek refuge with Talzin once more. While she tasked Opress with locating Maul somewhere in the Outer Rim Territories, she welcomed Ventress back to Dathomir as a full member of the Nightsisters. The world was then invaded by Dooku’s droid armies shortly thereafter and nearly all of the Nightsisters were wiped out by the Confederate General Grievous and his forces, with the exception of a child called Merrin, Ventress and Talzin herself. Weakened, the elder Nightsister fled into the spirit world to survive. Shortly after the massacre, Opress returned to Dathomir having successfully retrieved a crazed and crippled Maul. Using what magicks she had left, Talzin reconstructed her son and restored his broken mind.

The act of restoring Maul forced Talzin to surrender her physical body to the spirit realm, but her son pledged to carry her torch of vengeance in a quest to draw out and kill Dooku and Sidious. Maul and Opress did succeed in forming the Shadow Collective as a power base but were quickly found and defeated by Darth Sidious himself. Maul was captured and Opress was killed, effectively halting Talzin’s plans for revenge. In the interim, she undertook a scheme to absorb raw Force energy from the Dagoyan Masters of Bardotta. Her manipulation of Bardotta’s Frangawl Cult, who revered her as the Great Mother, resulted in the successful abduction and absorption of nearly all the Masters, but the plan was derailed when Jedi Master Mace Windu and Representative Jar Jar Binks interfered with Talzin’s attempt to absorb Bardotta’s Queen Julia on the moon Zardossa Stix.

Talzin was again forced into the spirit realm, but was presented with a final chance at escape and revenge when Maul was freed from Sidious’s grasp and began plotting with his mother to capture and kill Dooku to draw out Sidious. Maul succeeded in capturing Dooku and transported him back to the heart of Talzin’s power on Dathomir, where his mother possessed the Count’s body and nearly killed him. The torture of Dooku gave the Nightsister enough strength to return to the physical realm, but her ritual was again interrupted, this time by Grievous and Darth Sidious, who had come to end Talzin’s threat once and for all. Despite her return to the material world during the skirmish, Talzin was unsuccessful in killing Dooku and was unable to withstand the might of two Sith Lords and their cyborg general. She sent Maul to safety before being slain by Grievous, a death that marked the fall of Dathomir and the end of Talzin’s Nightsister coven.

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