Gand, as a species, are humble and thus refer to themselves in the third person, earning the right to use first-person pronouns after several feats and accomplishments. As a result, The character finds the first-person form of address to be arrogant, and often downplays their personal achievements.

Prerequisites: Species: Gand

The character has learned to utilize their Force Cloak even while in motion. While moving slowly and deliberately, The character can maintain the translucent veil as long as they can maintain focus on the task. The character uncloaks momentarily whenever they attacks or strikes.

Related Skills/Powers: Force Cloak

Prerequisites: (Rank Tier: Journeyman (exact) and Discipline: Shadow) or (Rank Tier: Journeyman (exact) and Discipline: Night Mother)

The character has become more efficient at using Force Cloak while moving anywhere between a slow crawl or a light jog as long as they are maintaining focus. The faster the movement, the more concentration that they requires to maintain the veil. A translucent shimmer can be seen in the air for anyone who looks hard enough and The character uncloaks momentarily whenever they attack or strike.

Related Skills/Powers: Force Cloak

Prerequisites: (Rank Tier: Equite (exact) and Discipline: Shadow) or (Rank Tier: Equite (exact) and Discipline: Night Mother)

The character can move freely when using Force Cloak. The faster the movement, the more concentration that they requires to maintain the veil. At close range, translucent shimmers can be seen in the air for one looking carefully enough, but at a distance it appears no more than wind. The character still uncloaks momentarily before they attacks or strikes.

Related Skills/Powers: Force Cloak

Prerequisites: (Rank Tier: Elder and Discipline: Shadow) or (Rank Tier: Elder and Discipline: Night Mother)

The character is talented in the subtle nuances of acting or putting up a front to bluff or intimidate a target. In these instances, The character can use their Deception Skill in place of their Intimidation Skill to gain leverage in a compromising situation.

Related Skills/Powers: Deception and Intimidation

Prerequisites: Rank: Journeyman 4

Experienced Envoys tend to share a common trait in their success: work smarter, not harder. This calm approach to problem solving during missions gives The character a +1 Skill bonus to Intellect whenever faced with a puzzle, riddle, or scheme designed to hinder their progression or egress (to a maximum of +5).

Related Skills/Powers: Intellect

Prerequisites: Trophy: You Can Certainly Try, level 2

The character’s experience and reputation through the Envoy Corps has given them an air of agency when acting on the Brotherhood’s behalf. The character has an advantage on either Deception, Leadership, Charm, or Intimidation when acting in the Brotherhood's interests.

Related Skills/Powers: Charm, Deception, Intimidation, and Leadership

Prerequisites: Trophy: You Can Certainly Try, level 11

Golden Envoys know that the secret to outsmarting an opponent is to out think them. This mindset gives The character an advantage when weighing their Intellect directly against another's Intellect—be it a duel, politics, or an intense game of Lizard, Toad, Snake.

Related Skills/Powers: Intellect

Prerequisites: Trophy: You Can Certainly Try, level 8

The character has honed their skills to appeal to people with positive reinforcement in effort to get information when questioning someone. When interrogating they can use their Charm Skill in place of their Intimidation Skill.

Related Skills/Powers: Charm and Intimidation

Prerequisites: Rank: Journeyman 4

A life of wrangling creatures builds a unique kind of muscle and resilience. When subduing or grappling a target, The character can use their their Creature Handling skill in place of their Martial Arts.

Related Skills/Powers: Creature Handling and Martial Arts

Prerequisites: Rank Tier: Journeyman

Gungan society, particularly their military, makes heavy use of animals as mounts and beasts of burden. As a result, The character has a natural affinity for working with animals and they find it easier to employ suitable animals as mounts and beasts of burden.

Prerequisites: Species: Gungan

As a Gungan, The character has long legs with strong muscles, resulting in longer strides and greater propulsion underwater. Coupled with their amphibious nature, this makes them a natural runner and jumper, and a fast and agile swimmer. When exposed to dry or desert conditions for too long, however, their health and mood will suffer.

Prerequisites: Species: Gungan

The character has trained vigorously with their specific ranged weapon of choice, and suffers no penalty when using using a pair of their favored weapon type. This allows The character to use their Dual Wielding Skill at the same level as their Weapon Skill when brandishing a pair of their favored ranged weapons. (The favored weapon must be cited in Loadout Description)

Related Skills/Powers: Blasters and Slugthrowers

Prerequisites: Rank: Journeyman 4

The character is a specialist in using the Force to enhance the brute force of their strikes, and they experiences less drain while using their Amplification Force Power while attempting to unarm strike an opponent.

Related Skills/Powers: Amplification

Prerequisites: Rank: Journeyman 4 and Order Group: Force Sensitives

The character can turn their Telekinesis into a powerful blunt weapon that is capable of smashing foes with devastating force. This invisible 'sledgehammer' can shatter a Barrier and stagger a foe off balance or knock them from their feet. While as powerful as a haymaker punch, this power is noticeably slower than other strikes, making it easier to dodge by more agile foes.

Related Skills/Powers: Telekinesis

Prerequisites: Order Group: Force Sensitives and Rank Tier: Journeyman

The Hapan has spent generations selectively breeding to create "perfect" people. The character can utilize his above-average looks to augment his Deception Skill when trying to talk his way out of sticky situations.

Related Skills/Powers: Deception

Prerequisites: Species: Hapan

Due to the perpetual sunlight and lack of lunar cycle in the Hapes cluster, The character is genetically nightblind, making it much more difficult for them to see clearly in dim or low-light environments.

Prerequisites: Species: Hapan

The character can extend their Concealment ability over a single additional sentient being next to them, hiding them from a Jedi’s Force Sense. Requires The character’s full attention to maintain the concealment effect.

Related Skills/Powers: Concealment

Prerequisites: Rank Tier: Journeyman (exact) and Order Group: Force Sensitives

The character can extend their Concealment ability over a small group of sentient beings clustered close together, hiding them from a Jedi’s Force Sense. Requires The character’s full attention to maintain the concealment effect.

Related Skills/Powers: Concealment

Prerequisites: Rank Tier: Equite (exact) and Order Group: Force Sensitives

The character can extend their Concealment ability over a small group of sentient beings clustered near each other, hiding them from a Jedi’s Force Sense. Requires half of The character’s focus to maintain the concealment effect.

Related Skills/Powers: Concealment

Prerequisites: Order Group: Force Sensitives and Rank Tier: Elder