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Brotherhood of Equilibrium
The Brotherhood of Equilibrium or simply known as the Brotherhood is an ancient monastic balance-keeping secret organisation unified in their belief of equilibrium in the Force. This organisation specialises in covert ops and this is how they manage to bring balance to the galaxy.
The Brothers and Sisters are the guardians of balance in the known galaxy and are highly trained individuals, equal to the Jedi and Sith, who uses both the Light and Dark Side of the Force to enforce their chosen religion, the Way of the Brother, which is a belief system which emphasises that balance in the Force will bring about prosperity in the universe. Due to the secretive nature of the organisation there will never be more than five hundred members in the Brotherhood. This is to ensure that the Brotherhood remains a secret as it becomes more difficult to keep track of advanced numbers.
The Brotherhood of Equilibrium or simply known as the Brotherhood is an ancient monastic balance-keeping secret organisation unified in their belief of equilibrium in the Force. This organisation specialises in covert ops and this is how they manage to bring balance to the galaxy.
The Brothers and Sisters are the guardians of balance in the known galaxy and are highly trained individuals, equal to the Jedi and Sith, who uses both the Light and Dark Side of the Force to enforce their chosen religion, the Way of the Brother, which is a belief system which emphasises that balance in the Force will bring about prosperity in the universe. Due to the secretive nature of the organisation there will never be more than five hundred members in the Brotherhood. This is to ensure that the Brotherhood remains a secret as it becomes more difficult to keep track of advanced numbers.
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Administration
The Brotherhood's enclave is located on the planet of Trogan, in the system of its namesake located in the Outer Rim Territories. Its location is ideal as it is on the boarder of the now Sith Empire and the Galactic Alliance. Known for it's harsh climate, the planet does not have a large population. This is ideal for the Brotherhood for they have taken a small island in the middle of the ocean which is, thus uninhabited except for wild grazing animals that propagate on the planet.
The enclave has a dormitory where most Brothers and Sisters made their home, a mess hall where members could receive meals, and a quad which was used as an assembly and general meeting area for members. The building also has classrooms and training areas where young and old studied under the supervision of the Head Instructor, an infirmary for those ill or injured during duty under the supervision of the Head Pharmacist and a library where all the Brotherhood's history and lore was kept under the supervision of Head Archivist. The Council Chambers were located at the back of the enclave underground where the faction's leaders came together to discuss the happenings and future of the Brotherhood.
The Brotherhood has three CR90 Corvette-class ships: the Enigma IX, the Omnibus VII and the Dread III. They also possess a dozen CR25 Troop Carriers in the event that the Corvette-class ships were in orbit or indisposed. Additionally the Brotherhood has half a dozen squadrons of HLAF-500 Starfighters to act as support or reconnaissance units if needed. These ships are docked and maintained in a hanger under the enclave itself thus saving on operational costs. They are seldom used but when needed the small fleet has crews, pilots and mechanics of force-sensitive individuals waiting to be of assistance.
The Brotherhood has an unknown benefactor, who is rumoured to be a Senator or a retired CEC executive, whose identity is only known by those in the High Council; that provided their small fleet and the limited resources they have available to them. The rest of their funds they receive from missions and as a result the faction is always busy and pushing to keep their resources above operational costs.
The Brotherhood's enclave is located on the planet of Trogan, in the system of its namesake located in the Outer Rim Territories. Its location is ideal as it is on the boarder of the now Sith Empire and the Galactic Alliance. Known for it's harsh climate, the planet does not have a large population. This is ideal for the Brotherhood for they have taken a small island in the middle of the ocean which is, thus uninhabited except for wild grazing animals that propagate on the planet.
The enclave has a dormitory where most Brothers and Sisters made their home, a mess hall where members could receive meals, and a quad which was used as an assembly and general meeting area for members. The building also has classrooms and training areas where young and old studied under the supervision of the Head Instructor, an infirmary for those ill or injured during duty under the supervision of the Head Pharmacist and a library where all the Brotherhood's history and lore was kept under the supervision of Head Archivist. The Council Chambers were located at the back of the enclave underground where the faction's leaders came together to discuss the happenings and future of the Brotherhood.
The Brotherhood has three CR90 Corvette-class ships: the Enigma IX, the Omnibus VII and the Dread III. They also possess a dozen CR25 Troop Carriers in the event that the Corvette-class ships were in orbit or indisposed. Additionally the Brotherhood has half a dozen squadrons of HLAF-500 Starfighters to act as support or reconnaissance units if needed. These ships are docked and maintained in a hanger under the enclave itself thus saving on operational costs. They are seldom used but when needed the small fleet has crews, pilots and mechanics of force-sensitive individuals waiting to be of assistance.
The Brotherhood has an unknown benefactor, who is rumoured to be a Senator or a retired CEC executive, whose identity is only known by those in the High Council; that provided their small fleet and the limited resources they have available to them. The rest of their funds they receive from missions and as a result the faction is always busy and pushing to keep their resources above operational costs.
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History
The Brotherhood of Equilibrium is a hidden sect of force-sensitive individuals that believe balance in the Force is cardinal to the survival of the galaxy. Known as Brothers or Sisters these force-sensitive individuals draw their power from both sides of the Force which enabled them to masquerade around the known universe as representatives of the Jedi and Sith respectively without the two factions knowing the better.
The Brotherhood have been in the galaxy prior to the fall of the Old Republic and had an unknown hand in the ascension of the Galactic Empire, its inevitable reformation to the New Republic, and finally into the Galactic Alliance we live in today. They have crossed paths with both the Jedi and the Sith throughout their history and as a result had to eliminate some of them due to the necessity of having to take over their missions so that it can be manipulated to enforce equilibrium.
They go through the galaxy manipulating the very future of the universe even though they only make subtle changes while pretending to be either Jedi or Sith to engage in things like signing an alliance treaty and going on assassination missions that will work against any dominant super power in the galaxy. As a result of Jedi and Sith disappearing and reports on their missions mysteriously failing reached the ears of these organisations.
Both factions had their suspicions of a third party being involved but since they never shared this information with each other the Brotherhood's involvement could never be proven. It was eventually assumed that their counterparts were the cause of failed missions.
The Brotherhood of Equilibrium is a hidden sect of force-sensitive individuals that believe balance in the Force is cardinal to the survival of the galaxy. Known as Brothers or Sisters these force-sensitive individuals draw their power from both sides of the Force which enabled them to masquerade around the known universe as representatives of the Jedi and Sith respectively without the two factions knowing the better.
The Brotherhood have been in the galaxy prior to the fall of the Old Republic and had an unknown hand in the ascension of the Galactic Empire, its inevitable reformation to the New Republic, and finally into the Galactic Alliance we live in today. They have crossed paths with both the Jedi and the Sith throughout their history and as a result had to eliminate some of them due to the necessity of having to take over their missions so that it can be manipulated to enforce equilibrium.
They go through the galaxy manipulating the very future of the universe even though they only make subtle changes while pretending to be either Jedi or Sith to engage in things like signing an alliance treaty and going on assassination missions that will work against any dominant super power in the galaxy. As a result of Jedi and Sith disappearing and reports on their missions mysteriously failing reached the ears of these organisations.
Both factions had their suspicions of a third party being involved but since they never shared this information with each other the Brotherhood's involvement could never be proven. It was eventually assumed that their counterparts were the cause of failed missions.
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Beliefs
"There is no Good, there is no Evil. There are only Perceptions. There is no Light, there is no Dark. There are only Shades of Grey. Where there is Balance, there is the Force. This is the Way of the Brotherhood." Brotherhood Devotees reciting the Way of the Brotherhood chant.
The Brotherhood follows a religion called the Way of the Brotherhood which entails equilibrium as the solution to every problem known to the universe. Practitioners of this religion believes that right and wrong is perceived differently from conflicting parties and that it requires a third party who can be unbiased to resolve matters. They believe balance in the Force will lead to prosperity in the galaxy and that there should never be just one dominant super power in the universe but instead two to keep each other in check and a third to keep them both in check from the shadows.
The members of the sect is not as compassionate as the Jedi and yet not as cruel as the Sith. Willing to kill those that needs to be killed; the Brotherhood is not beyond sparing those willing to conform to their ideals and keep the secret of their organisation away from prying eyes. To insure this, these individuals are placed under surveillance to be sure they adhere to their agreement with the Brotherhood.
Brothers and Sisters use both sides of the Force, Light and Dark, and as a result has an competitive edge over the Jedi and Sith kin with using the Force and in lightsaber combat.
"There is no Good, there is no Evil. There are only Perceptions. There is no Light, there is no Dark. There are only Shades of Grey. Where there is Balance, there is the Force. This is the Way of the Brotherhood." Brotherhood Devotees reciting the Way of the Brotherhood chant.
The Brotherhood follows a religion called the Way of the Brotherhood which entails equilibrium as the solution to every problem known to the universe. Practitioners of this religion believes that right and wrong is perceived differently from conflicting parties and that it requires a third party who can be unbiased to resolve matters. They believe balance in the Force will lead to prosperity in the galaxy and that there should never be just one dominant super power in the universe but instead two to keep each other in check and a third to keep them both in check from the shadows.
The members of the sect is not as compassionate as the Jedi and yet not as cruel as the Sith. Willing to kill those that needs to be killed; the Brotherhood is not beyond sparing those willing to conform to their ideals and keep the secret of their organisation away from prying eyes. To insure this, these individuals are placed under surveillance to be sure they adhere to their agreement with the Brotherhood.
Brothers and Sisters use both sides of the Force, Light and Dark, and as a result has an competitive edge over the Jedi and Sith kin with using the Force and in lightsaber combat.
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Hierarchy
The Brotherhood has five initial ranks that can be achieved with six additional specialisation classes to follow. Each rank and specialisation class has its own unique way to be obtained. There are three ways to be promoted in the Brotherhood. The first is requesting a promotion where after the Covenant of Revenants will deliberate whether or not to grant it. Second is being nominated by senior Shadow Agent for a promotion which will also be subject to the Covenant's consideration. Finally if the Revenants deem a Shadow Agent worthy of being promoted they will do so after notifying the Shadow Agent in question.
Shades
Shade is the lowest rank within the Brotherhood. They are accepted into the Brotherhood by the age of six and trained until the age of sixteen when they will be eligible to become Spectres under the tutelage of a Stalker.
They are considered as the children of the Brotherhood and thus are protected by their seniors. They will almost never be found without the supervision of another Shadow Agent as they represent the future of the Brotherhood and are considered priceless to their kin.
Spectres
Spectre is the second rank within the Brotherhood. Shades usually achieve the rank of Spectre at the age of sixteen when they are taken under the tutelage of a Stalker. Upon attaining the rank of Spectre; Shadow Agents receive a traditional tribal tattoo on their left shoulder and upper-arm area.
They are considered the teenagers of the Brotherhood. Even though they are still protected by their peers and seniors; Spectres are given more freedom and responsibility. They are required to not just accompany their mentors on missions but are also allowed to lead a group of Shades on less important and dangerous missions by themselves.
Stalkers
Stalker is the third rank within the Brotherhood. Spectres usually achieve the rank of Stalker at the age of twenty-six when the have completed their tutelage under a mentor. Upon attaining the rank of Stalker; Shadow Agents extend their tattoos with males tattooing the left side of their upper-back and chest while females only extend the tattoo to the left side of their upper-back.
They are considered the young adults of the Brotherhood. Now in possession of their own student; Stalkers spend the majority of their time nurturing their charges and acting as the main resource of the Brotherhood. They receive a measure of freedom to do almost anything they want just as long as their actions do not negatively influence the galaxy or slander the name of the Brotherhood and are burdened with the heavy responsibility of being at the Covenant's beck and call.
Specialisation Classes
Once Shadow Agents attain the rank of Stalker; they will have the option of following down the path of one of the three specialisation classes and their promotions.
Eliminator/Executioner
Stalkers who wish to follow down the path of the blade will be known as Eliminators. Eliminators who obtain the rank of Wraith will advance to Executioners.
They are known for being excellent assassins. These individuals focus more on refining the art of the blade than on their knowledge of the Force and skills. Eliminators often go on assassination and demolition missions.
Eliminators are expected to have master proficiency in one lightsaber form, moderate in two and minimum in a fourth while Executioners are expected to have master proficiency in two lightsaber forms, moderate in two and minimum in a fifth.
They can't have master proficiency in more than one aspect of the Force and minimum in the others while having master proficiency in one of the seven mainstream skills, moderate in another and minimum in a third.
Infiltrator/Agitator
Stalkers who wish to follow down the path of the Force will be known as Infiltrators. Infiltrators who obtain the rank of Wraith will advance to Agitators.
They are known for being excellent spies. These individuals focus more on mastery of the Force than their knowledge with the blade or skills. Infiltrators often go on espionage and infiltration missions.
Infiltrators are expected to have master proficiency in one aspect of the Force and be moderate in the others while Agitators are expected to have master proficiency in two aspects of the force and moderate in a third.
They can't have master proficiency in more than one lightsaber form, and minimum in two others while having master proficiency in one of the seven mainstream skills, moderate in another and minimum in a third.
Ranger/Warden
Stalkers who wish to follow down the path of skills will be known as Rangers. Rangers who obtain the rank of Wraith will advance to Wardens.
They are known for being dangerous saboteurs. These individuals focus more on their knowledge in skills than their abilities with the blade or the Force. Rangers often go on framing and sabotage missions.
Rangers are expected to have master proficiency in one of the seven mainstream skills, moderate in two and minimum in two while Wardens are expected to have master proficiency in two of the seven mainstream skills, moderate in two and minimum in two.
They can't have master proficiency in more than one lightsaber form, moderate in another and minimum in a third while having master proficiency in one aspect of the Force, moderate in another and minimum in the third.
Wraiths
Wraith is the highest rank within the Brotherhood. Stalkers usually achieve the rank of Wraith at the age of thirty-six after having successfully mentored a Spectre into a Stalker. Upon attaining the rank of Wraith; Shadow Agents extend their tattoos a final time thus covering the rest of their left arm.
Wraiths are considered the adults of the Brotherhood. They are charged with being instructors and lecturers in classes for Shade groups when not on missions for the Brotherhood. When sent into action, however, Wraiths go only on the most important and dangerous missions that other Shadow Agents can't undertake. Wraiths are some of the most powerful Shadow Agents in the Brotherhood and thus often go on missions alone.
Revenants
Revenant is a title used to describe a Wraith that is currently serving a term on the Covenant of Revenants. These individuals are considered the wisest and most powerful Shadow Agents in the Brotherhood of Equilibrium.
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Covenant of Revenants
The Covenant of Revenants or simply known as the Covenant is the governing body of the Brotherhood of Equilibrium. They are a group of twelve wise and powerful Wraiths known as Revenants elected to guide the sect of Gray Jedi. The Covenant is made up of five life-time Shadow Agents, four long-term Shadow Agents, and three-limited-term Shadow Agents.
Primary Covenant Positions
The following positions serve an important role in the Brotherhood and as a result are held only by those on the Covenant. Covenant members chosen for these positions are first nominated (by at least three other covenant members) and voted upon (majority vote rule) for that specific position. No covenant member may hold more than one position except for the High Revenant who will act as em pronto High Ambassador if the need arises.
High Revenant
The High Revenant is considered the wisest and most powerful person in the Brotherhood. This individual's duties involves acting as the commander-in-chief of the Brotherhood, chairman of the Covenant, and managing the day-to-day activities of the sect as well as organising the enclave's defences in the event of an attack.
High Ambassador
The High Ambassador is responsible for representing the Brotherhood in the Independence Council and Congress or any other political gathering. This individual's duties involves acting as vice-chairman of the Covenant, leading all diplomatic ventures and political endeavours the Brotherhood is involved in as well as lecturing students on the philosophies of diplomacy.
High Curator
The High Curator is responsible for maintaining the lore of the Brotherhood. This individual's duties involves the updating, organising and maintenance of the archives as well as providing those in search any information or knowledge with the correct references.
High Physician
The High Physician is responsible for overseeing the medical bay of the Brotherhood. This individual's duties involves healing the ill and treating the injured as well as lecturing students on the philosophy of using the Force for recovery.
Altus Maetras
The Altus Maestras are three of the most knowledgeable individuals in the Brotherhood. They are in charge of overseeing the training of Shadow Agents in the sect with regards to combat, the Force and various skills. The Altus Maestras are each in charge of one of the three specialised paths that can be followed and these three individuals will also always be members of the Covenant.
Dententore Maestra
The Dententore Maestra is the most knowledgeable person regarding martial prowess in the Brotherhood of Equilibrium. This individual lectures on the philosophy, and instructs in the basics, of the seven lightsaber forms and other methods of combat.
Individuals who wish to become Eliminators will have to complete a trial designed by the Dententore Maestra. In addition individuals who wish to be promoted to Executioners will have to face a modified trial.
Saggia Maestra
The Saggia Maestra is the most knowledgeable person regarding the Force in the Brotherhood of Equilibrium. This individual lectures on the philosophy, and instructs in the basics, of the three aspects of the Force.
Individuals who wish to become an Infiltrator will have to complete a trial designed by the Saggia Maestra. In addition individuals who wish to be promoted to Agitator will have to face a modified trial.
Capo Maestra
The Capo Maestra is the most knowledgeable person regarding real world skills in the Brotherhood of Equilibrium. This individual lectures on the philosophy, and instructs in the basics, of the seven mainstream skills.
Individuals who wish to become a Ranger will have to complete a trial designed by the Capo Maestra. In addition individuals who wish to be promoted to Warden will have to face a modified trial.
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Brotherhood of Equilibrium Roster
The Council of Generals
Life-term
Drush Hunaam
Carrbacca
Ree Kappa [Nautolan Female NPC] [High Ambassador]
Run-Do Drenall [Cerean Male NPC] [High Curator]
Bal Taluka [Ithorian Male NPC] [High Physician]
Long-term
Kor Wan [Kel Dor Male NPC] [Dententore Maestra]
Kane Tosh [Nautolan Male NPC] [Saggia Maestra]
Jesse Sa-Vin [Twi'lek Male NPC] [Capo Maestra]
Vekis Zarkot [Zabrak Male NPC]
Limited-term
Zu Klivian [Twi'lek Female NPC]
Dre Logan [Human Male NPC]
Kittani Pax [Caamasi Female NPC]
Paladins
Zechs Montari
Templars
Antos Wyrick
Squires
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Devotees
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The Council of Generals
Life-term
Drush Hunaam
Carrbacca
Ree Kappa [Nautolan Female NPC] [High Ambassador]
Run-Do Drenall [Cerean Male NPC] [High Curator]
Bal Taluka [Ithorian Male NPC] [High Physician]
Long-term
Kor Wan [Kel Dor Male NPC] [Dententore Maestra]
Kane Tosh [Nautolan Male NPC] [Saggia Maestra]
Jesse Sa-Vin [Twi'lek Male NPC] [Capo Maestra]
Vekis Zarkot [Zabrak Male NPC]
Limited-term
Zu Klivian [Twi'lek Female NPC]
Dre Logan [Human Male NPC]
Kittani Pax [Caamasi Female NPC]
Paladins
Zechs Montari
Templars
Antos Wyrick
Squires
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Devotees
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Faction Guide
Overview
The following section is a guide on everything about the faction. It is suggested that members follow these guidelines but they are by no means mandatory.
Generation Shift
Generation Shift is the main feature of the faction. Every Generation Shift occurs in two OOC months and forwards time five IC years. Keep this in mind when starting a new character.
Missions Types
Solo
Solo missions are done by only one character. Members can opt to control NPCs themselves or have another person/s from the faction/site do that for them.
Group
Group missions are done in teams of two or more characters. Members can opt to control NPCs themselves or have another person/s from the faction/site do that for them.
Co-op
Co-op missions are done in collaboration with characters from other factions. These missions are generally but not limited to working together with a character/s from another faction. Members can opt to control NPCs themselves or have another person/s from the faction/site do that for them.
Mission Classes
Assassination
Assassination describes missions where a character is expected to assassinate someone for a particular reason. These missions are usually undertaken by but not limited to Crusaders/Champions.
Demolition
Demolition describes missions where a character is expected to demolish a structure of some sort for a particular reason. These missions are usually undertaken by but not limited to Crusaders/Champions.
Espionage
Espionage describes missions where a character is expected to spy on enemies to gain valuable knowledge. These missions are usually undertaken by but not limited to Mages/Sages.
Infiltration
Infiltration describes missions where a character is expected to infiltrate an enemy base or installation to manipulate them from the inside. These missions are usually undertaken by but not limited to Mages/Sages.
Sabotage
Sabotage describes missions where a character is expected to sabotage an enemy installation or plans. These missions are usually undertaken by but not limited to Rangers/Wardens.
Reconnaissance
Reconnaissance describes missions where a character is expected to gather intelligence on enemy forces' positions and the like. These missions are usually undertaken by but not limited to Rangers/Wardens.
Legend
This legend is a list of descriptive words with matching colours that describes a member's ability in a certain aspect of a his/her character sheet.
• Very Weak/Novice :: 1-2
• Weak/Amateur :: 3-4
• Average/Adept :: 5-6
• Strong/Expert :: 7-8
• Very Strong/Master :: 9-10
Attributes
In this faction attributes have guidelines to promote realism and fairness among its members. This is a general explanation on attributes within this faction.
Powers
In this faction there are three aspects of the Force which promotes clarity in role-play concerning what a character is able to realistically do or not.
Powers are combat abilities characters possess that allow them to do an array of things. Each power is influenced by a specific attribute which determines a character's potential level of mastery in that power.
The five different levels of mastery are Novice, Amateur, Adept, Expert and Master. Characters will first have to learn a power in role-play before developing it further. Thereafter for each two role-plays they use the power in it advances to the next level of mastery.
Allowed Force Powers
This is a list of all the Force powers allowed in this faction. Force powers with [Special] next to them needs permission to have. Additionally [Special] powers will be allowed at the discretion of the Council and each member my only have one.
Skills
In this faction there are seven mainstream skills which promotes clarity in role-play concerning what a character is able to realistically do or not.
Skills are non-combat abilities characters possess that allow them to do an array of things. Each skill is influenced by a specific attribute which determines a character's potential level of mastery in that skill.
The five different levels of mastery are Novice, Amateur, Adept, Expert and Master. Characters will first have to learn a skill in role-play before developing it further. Thereafter for each two role-plays they use the skill in; it advances to the next level of mastery.
Seven Lightsaber Forms
There are seven known forms of lightsaber combat which promotes clarity in role-play concerning what a character is able to realistically do or not.
Forms are combat styles and philosophies characters possess that allow them to do an array of things. Each skill is influenced by a specific attribute which determines a character's potential level of mastery in that skill.
The five different levels of mastery are Novice, Amateur, Adept, Expert and Master. Characters will first have to learn a form in role-play before developing it further. Thereafter for each two role-plays they use the form in; it advances to the next level of mastery.
Overview
The following section is a guide on everything about the faction. It is suggested that members follow these guidelines but they are by no means mandatory.
Generation Shift
Generation Shift is the main feature of the faction. Every Generation Shift occurs in two OOC months and forwards time five IC years. Keep this in mind when starting a new character.
Missions Types
Solo
Solo missions are done by only one character. Members can opt to control NPCs themselves or have another person/s from the faction/site do that for them.
Group
Group missions are done in teams of two or more characters. Members can opt to control NPCs themselves or have another person/s from the faction/site do that for them.
Co-op
Co-op missions are done in collaboration with characters from other factions. These missions are generally but not limited to working together with a character/s from another faction. Members can opt to control NPCs themselves or have another person/s from the faction/site do that for them.
Mission Classes
Assassination
Assassination describes missions where a character is expected to assassinate someone for a particular reason. These missions are usually undertaken by but not limited to Crusaders/Champions.
Demolition
Demolition describes missions where a character is expected to demolish a structure of some sort for a particular reason. These missions are usually undertaken by but not limited to Crusaders/Champions.
Espionage
Espionage describes missions where a character is expected to spy on enemies to gain valuable knowledge. These missions are usually undertaken by but not limited to Mages/Sages.
Infiltration
Infiltration describes missions where a character is expected to infiltrate an enemy base or installation to manipulate them from the inside. These missions are usually undertaken by but not limited to Mages/Sages.
Sabotage
Sabotage describes missions where a character is expected to sabotage an enemy installation or plans. These missions are usually undertaken by but not limited to Rangers/Wardens.
Reconnaissance
Reconnaissance describes missions where a character is expected to gather intelligence on enemy forces' positions and the like. These missions are usually undertaken by but not limited to Rangers/Wardens.
Legend
This legend is a list of descriptive words with matching colours that describes a member's ability in a certain aspect of a his/her character sheet.
• Very Weak/Novice :: 1-2
• Weak/Amateur :: 3-4
• Average/Adept :: 5-6
• Strong/Expert :: 7-8
• Very Strong/Master :: 9-10
Attributes
In this faction attributes have guidelines to promote realism and fairness among its members. This is a general explanation on attributes within this faction.
Depending on a character's age he/she will receive a set amount of points to distribute into attributes but keep in mind that each age has its own physical or mental cap which cannot be passed.
Children
Age: 0-12
Distribution Points: 10
Physical Cap: 4
Mental Cap: 2
Teenagers
Age: 13-20
Distribution Points: 15
Physical Cap: 6
Mental Cap: 4
Young Adults
Age: 21-30
Distribution Points: 20
Physical Cap: 8
Mental Cap: 6
Adults
Age: 31- 80
Distribution Points: 30
Max Physical Attributes: 10
Max Mental Attributes: 8
Seniors
Age: 81 - 130
Max Distribution Points: 25
Max Physical Attributes: 8
Max Mental Attributes: 10
Children
Age: 0-12
Distribution Points: 10
Physical Cap: 4
Mental Cap: 2
Teenagers
Age: 13-20
Distribution Points: 15
Physical Cap: 6
Mental Cap: 4
Young Adults
Age: 21-30
Distribution Points: 20
Physical Cap: 8
Mental Cap: 6
Adults
Age: 31- 80
Distribution Points: 30
Max Physical Attributes: 10
Max Mental Attributes: 8
Seniors
Age: 81 - 130
Max Distribution Points: 25
Max Physical Attributes: 8
Max Mental Attributes: 10
Each of the following ranks adds bonus points to attributes.
NOTE: Bonus Points do not allow you to increase an attribute over its cap.
Devotee
Bonus Points: 1
Squire
Bonus Points: 2
Templar
Bonus Points: 3
Paladin
Bonus Points: 4
General
Bonus Points: 5
NOTE: Bonus Points do not allow you to increase an attribute over its cap.
Devotee
Bonus Points: 1
Squire
Bonus Points: 2
Templar
Bonus Points: 3
Paladin
Bonus Points: 4
General
Bonus Points: 5
Each of the following classes adds bonus points to attributes.
NOTE: Bonus Points do not allow you to increase an attribute over its cap.
Crusader/Champion
Physical Bonus Points: 3/5
Mage/Sage
Mental Bonus Points: 3/5
Ranger/Warden
Physical/Mental Bonus Points: 3/5
NOTE: Bonus Points do not allow you to increase an attribute over its cap.
Crusader/Champion
Physical Bonus Points: 3/5
Mage/Sage
Mental Bonus Points: 3/5
Ranger/Warden
Physical/Mental Bonus Points: 3/5
Powers
In this faction there are three aspects of the Force which promotes clarity in role-play concerning what a character is able to realistically do or not.
Powers are combat abilities characters possess that allow them to do an array of things. Each power is influenced by a specific attribute which determines a character's potential level of mastery in that power.
The five different levels of mastery are Novice, Amateur, Adept, Expert and Master. Characters will first have to learn a power in role-play before developing it further. Thereafter for each two role-plays they use the power in it advances to the next level of mastery.
Allowed Force Powers
This is a list of all the Force powers allowed in this faction. Force powers with [Special] next to them needs permission to have. Additionally [Special] powers will be allowed at the discretion of the Council and each member my only have one.
Control
• Alchaka
• Art of Movement
• Breath Control
• Detoxify Poison
• Flash Burn
• Force Body
• Force Comprehension
• Force Healing
• Force Speed
• Force Stealth
• Hibernation Trance
• Morichro [Special]
• Tapas
Sense
• Force Listening
• Force Meld
• Force Sense
• Precognition
• Battle Precognition [Special]
• Shatterpoint [Special]
• Psychometry [Special]
• Force Empathy
• Farseeing
• Force Sight
• Telepathy
Alter
• Alter Damage
• Animal Friendship
• Battle Meditation [Special]
• Force Blinding
• Force Cloak
• Force Confusion
• Force Defend
• Force Deflection [Special]
• Force Jump
• Force Lightning
• Force Persuasion
• Force Push/Pull
• Force Scream
• Force Stun
• Force Throw
• Force Choke
• Kinetite [Special]
• Levitation
• Malacia [Special]
• Mind Trick
• Revitalise
• Spirit Transference [Special]
• Telekinesis
• Alchaka
• Art of Movement
• Breath Control
• Detoxify Poison
• Flash Burn
• Force Body
• Force Comprehension
• Force Healing
• Force Speed
• Force Stealth
• Hibernation Trance
• Morichro [Special]
• Tapas
Sense
• Force Listening
• Force Meld
• Force Sense
• Precognition
• Battle Precognition [Special]
• Shatterpoint [Special]
• Psychometry [Special]
• Force Empathy
• Farseeing
• Force Sight
• Telepathy
Alter
• Alter Damage
• Animal Friendship
• Battle Meditation [Special]
• Force Blinding
• Force Cloak
• Force Confusion
• Force Defend
• Force Deflection [Special]
• Force Jump
• Force Lightning
• Force Persuasion
• Force Push/Pull
• Force Scream
• Force Stun
• Force Throw
• Force Choke
• Kinetite [Special]
• Levitation
• Malacia [Special]
• Mind Trick
• Revitalise
• Spirit Transference [Special]
• Telekinesis
Skills
In this faction there are seven mainstream skills which promotes clarity in role-play concerning what a character is able to realistically do or not.
Skills are non-combat abilities characters possess that allow them to do an array of things. Each skill is influenced by a specific attribute which determines a character's potential level of mastery in that skill.
The five different levels of mastery are Novice, Amateur, Adept, Expert and Master. Characters will first have to learn a skill in role-play before developing it further. Thereafter for each two role-plays they use the skill in; it advances to the next level of mastery.
• Awareness [Wisdom]
• Computer Use [Intelligence]
• Demolition [Intelligence]
• Persuade [Charisma]
• Repair [Intelligence]
• Security [Intelligence]
• Stealth [Dexterity]
• Treat Injury [Wisdom]
• Computer Use [Intelligence]
• Demolition [Intelligence]
• Persuade [Charisma]
• Repair [Intelligence]
• Security [Intelligence]
• Stealth [Dexterity]
• Treat Injury [Wisdom]
Seven Lightsaber Forms
There are seven known forms of lightsaber combat which promotes clarity in role-play concerning what a character is able to realistically do or not.
Forms are combat styles and philosophies characters possess that allow them to do an array of things. Each skill is influenced by a specific attribute which determines a character's potential level of mastery in that skill.
The five different levels of mastery are Novice, Amateur, Adept, Expert and Master. Characters will first have to learn a form in role-play before developing it further. Thereafter for each two role-plays they use the form in; it advances to the next level of mastery.
• Form I: Shii-Cho [Constitution]
• Form II: Makashi [Dexterity]
• Form III: Soresu [Constitution]
• Form IV: Ataru [Dexterity]
• Form V: Shien/Djem So [Strength]
• Form VI: Niman [Constitution]
• Form VII: Juyo/Vapaad [Strength]
• Form II: Makashi [Dexterity]
• Form III: Soresu [Constitution]
• Form IV: Ataru [Dexterity]
• Form V: Shien/Djem So [Strength]
• Form VI: Niman [Constitution]
• Form VII: Juyo/Vapaad [Strength]
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