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[fancybox4="https://i.imgbox.com/i8BYAswj.png"]The Ossein Fleets.
In those dim days when the Republic was but an infant on the Galactic stage, they roamed the stars. A nomadic warrior culture which revered star-flight, they inspired myths and legends, and made the Galaxy tremble before their might.
In those earliest of days, they were both conquerors and protectors, villains and heroes. Theirs was the way of the thruster, the blaster, the vibroblade. They were unconstrained by such binary constructs as the Light Side and the Dark; they existed in a time when the Jedi were but upstarts, and the Sith had yet to even appear.
The Galaxy was a wilder place, in those days.
But that was long ago.
There are no more Ossein; the light of Galactic civilization long ago cast them into shadow. The descendants of these once proud people - and they are few - barely remember their heritage. The bloodlines are thin, the stories are long forgotten...
By most, anyway.
There are a few - a scant handful - who still hold to the old ways. They are not of the old Ossein bloodlines, more often than not; they are beings who saw the state of the Galaxy, and did not find it good. They are beings who wished to be free, to stand on their own feet and rekindle the dying light of what once was.
One such being is Triter Zonne.
Triter is the last of a proud crew, raised by pirates who revered the ways of the Ossein, and struck back against evil beings in the only way they understood. They were ultimately destroyed, leaving Triter the only survivor, who has wandered the Galaxy in search of a new cause, a new family. Time and again, he has found what he seeks, only to have it taken from him.
Recent events have driven him to something new.
Triter is tired of losing. He is tired of that which he holds dear ending in fire and horror. He is out now to change the Galaxy to his design; he will resurrect things far older than his enemies, and chase down those who have inflicted so much hardship upon the Galaxy to make them face his own justice. His will be a force the Galaxy has not seen in a thousand generations...
Triter aims to rebuild the ancient Ossein Fleets. As their Khan, he aims to stand against any who would take the freedoms he holds dear, be they Sith, Republic or even Jedi. He also plans to reestablish the long-dead Khanate, a thalassocracy, guarded by a roving fleet of ships to protect trade and deter outside interference from any who would enslave those worlds which have sworn fealty. Within the Khanate, there will be enforced a "sovereignty of the self," where all beings are free to live as they please in a sort of enlightened anarchy.
And of course, when ready, the Khanate will launch their own campaign against the Sith, driving them from the Outer Rim and repaying generations of suffering...[/fancybox4]
- The Ossein Khanate -
[/fancybox2][fancybox4="https://i.imgbox.com/i8BYAswj.png"]The Ossein Fleets.
In those dim days when the Republic was but an infant on the Galactic stage, they roamed the stars. A nomadic warrior culture which revered star-flight, they inspired myths and legends, and made the Galaxy tremble before their might.
In those earliest of days, they were both conquerors and protectors, villains and heroes. Theirs was the way of the thruster, the blaster, the vibroblade. They were unconstrained by such binary constructs as the Light Side and the Dark; they existed in a time when the Jedi were but upstarts, and the Sith had yet to even appear.
The Galaxy was a wilder place, in those days.
But that was long ago.
There are no more Ossein; the light of Galactic civilization long ago cast them into shadow. The descendants of these once proud people - and they are few - barely remember their heritage. The bloodlines are thin, the stories are long forgotten...
By most, anyway.
There are a few - a scant handful - who still hold to the old ways. They are not of the old Ossein bloodlines, more often than not; they are beings who saw the state of the Galaxy, and did not find it good. They are beings who wished to be free, to stand on their own feet and rekindle the dying light of what once was.
One such being is Triter Zonne.
"Evil has shown their hand. They drive the light before them, and inflict suffering as if there can be no consequence for it. But there are things older than the Sith, things that will show them there is a cost to what they do."
_Triter Zonne.
_Triter Zonne.
Triter is the last of a proud crew, raised by pirates who revered the ways of the Ossein, and struck back against evil beings in the only way they understood. They were ultimately destroyed, leaving Triter the only survivor, who has wandered the Galaxy in search of a new cause, a new family. Time and again, he has found what he seeks, only to have it taken from him.
Recent events have driven him to something new.
Triter is tired of losing. He is tired of that which he holds dear ending in fire and horror. He is out now to change the Galaxy to his design; he will resurrect things far older than his enemies, and chase down those who have inflicted so much hardship upon the Galaxy to make them face his own justice. His will be a force the Galaxy has not seen in a thousand generations...
Triter aims to rebuild the ancient Ossein Fleets. As their Khan, he aims to stand against any who would take the freedoms he holds dear, be they Sith, Republic or even Jedi. He also plans to reestablish the long-dead Khanate, a thalassocracy, guarded by a roving fleet of ships to protect trade and deter outside interference from any who would enslave those worlds which have sworn fealty. Within the Khanate, there will be enforced a "sovereignty of the self," where all beings are free to live as they please in a sort of enlightened anarchy.
And of course, when ready, the Khanate will launch their own campaign against the Sith, driving them from the Outer Rim and repaying generations of suffering...[/fancybox4]
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[Note: This faction would be heavily inspired by the real-life Mongol Empire, with a healthy dose of space piracy thrown into the mix.]
[Note: This faction would be heavily inspired by the real-life Mongol Empire, with a healthy dose of space piracy thrown into the mix.]
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