Sneaking often means finding oneself in situations of difficult navigation. The character has learned to leverage their Athletics Skill to remain unseen. They can use their Athletics Skill in place of their Stealth Skill when landing from a high place or needing to rapidly move through a crowd.

Related Skills/Powers: Athletics and Stealth

Prerequisites: Rank Tier: Journeyman

Due to The character’s understanding of both technology and the Force, they can use their Telekinesis to manipulate the electronic circuitry of small tech items like holo transmitters, chronos and security cameras, overwhelming their circuitry and causing them to malfunction or break. The character requires a visual on target and a focusing gesture or cue.

Related Skills/Powers: Telekinesis

Prerequisites: (Rank Tier: Journeyman (exact) and Discipline: Techweaver) or (Rank Tier: Journeyman (exact) and Discipline: Jedi Operative)

Due to The character’s understanding of both technology and the Force, they can use their Telekinesis to manipulate larger tech to malfunction, be they computer terminals, advanced weaponry or even non-combat droids that are powered by an electrical circuit or have built-in targeting or guidance system. The character requires a visual on target and a focusing gesture or cue.

Related Skills/Powers: Telekinesis

Prerequisites: (Rank Tier: Equite (exact) and Discipline: Techweaver) or (Rank Tier: Equite (exact) and Discipline: Jedi Operative)

Due to The character’s understanding of both technology and the Force, they can use their Telekinesis to manipulate the circuitry of any kind of electronic tech just by looking at it, and with little effort of will. They can disable an entire network of computers. With concentration, they can even disable combat droids.

Related Skills/Powers: Telekinesis

Prerequisites: (Rank Tier: Elder and Discipline: Techweaver) or (Rank Tier: Elder and Discipline: Jedi Operative)

The character's training in Medicine has led to them learn the mantra "Do No Harm". To this end, they have learned to use their medical studies to attempt to incapacitate an opponent. The character can use their Medicine Skill in place of their Martial Arts Skill while attempting to subdue, but not kill an opponent.

Related Skills/Powers: Martial Arts and Medicine

Prerequisites: Rank Tier: Journeyman

The character has begun to train in an advanced style of Battle Meditation, allowing them to use another person (who doesn't have to be a Force user) under their Battle Meditation effects to help offset The character's focus. This allows they to not only move but also fight. Their ability to fight is limited to basic defense.

Related Skills/Powers: Battle Meditation

Prerequisites: (Rank Tier: Journeyman (exact) and Discipline: Locked Discipline) or (Rank Tier: Journeyman (exact) and Discipline: Paladin) or (Rank Tier: Journeyman (exact) and Discipline: The Chronarch)

The character has trained an advanced style of Battle Meditation, allowing them to use two other people (who don't have to be a Force user) under their Battle Meditation effects to help offset The character's focus. This allows they to not only move but also fight. Their ability to fight is limited to defensive measures and basic offensive capabilities.

Related Skills/Powers: Battle Meditation

Prerequisites: (Rank Tier: Equite (exact) and Discipline: Locked Discipline) or (Rank Tier: Equite (exact) and Discipline: Paladin) or (Rank Tier: Equite (exact) and Discipline: The Chronarch)

The character has mastered an advanced style of Battle Meditation, allowing them to use two other people (who don't have to be a Force user) under their Battle Meditation effects to help offset The character's focus. This allows they to not only move but also fight. Their ability to fight is as if they were not channeling Battle Meditation at all, while still suffering the tiring effects of the power.

Related Skills/Powers: Battle Meditation

Prerequisites: (Rank Tier: Elder and Discipline: Locked Discipline) or (Rank Tier: Elder and Discipline: Paladin) or (Rank Tier: Elder and Discipline: The Chronarch)

The character knows how to blend their ship in with the background, whether cosmic or otherwise. When attempting to fly undetected, The character gets a +1 Skill Point bonus to their Piloting Skill (to a maximum of +5).

Related Skills/Powers: Piloting

Prerequisites: Rank: Journeyman 4

The character can keep a cool head under pressure when working to repair malfunctioning technology. They can make lightning-quick repairs to small, active machinery such as speeders while under duress, and can even tackle larger machinery found on starfighters as long as they are powered-down or not in flight.

Related Skills/Powers: Mechanics

Prerequisites: Discipline: Scavenger and Rank Tier: Journeyman (exact)

The character can keep a cool head under pressure when working to repair malfunctioning technology. They can make lightning-quick repairs to active machinery in the middle of a minor crisis such as offline machinery or damaged components. This can range from anything as small as the components on a speeder to larger machinery found on starfighters.

Related Skills/Powers: Mechanics

Prerequisites: Rank Tier: Equite (exact) and Discipline: Scavenger

The character has become so attuned to the mechanical technology of the Galaxy that they can make lightning-quick repairs to any kind of active machinery even in the middle of a full-on crisis like critical engine failure or self-destruction. Even when surrounded by danger, The character can keep a level head while employing a hotfix to anything as small as a speeder to larger machinery found on starfighters.

Related Skills/Powers: Mechanics

Prerequisites: Rank Tier: Elder and Discipline: Scavenger

The character has the training experience of flying into an enemy-controlled region. The character gains a +1 Skill Point bonus to Piloting when attempting to infiltrate or exfiltrate a small team in a well-defended area (up to a Maximum of +5).

Related Skills/Powers: Piloting

Prerequisites: Rank: Equite 2

As a Human, The character can conform to new environments with relative ease. Not possessing traits such as scales, gills or fur, The character is nonetheless adaptable to either cold or warm climates with minimal preparation. This makes most members of the Human species best-suited for the life of a colonist or traveler.

Prerequisites: Species: Human

Humans are the most common species in most of the known galaxy, and can thus blend into crowds of other Humans seamlessly. While their own distinctive individual qualities such as hair color and height can set them apart, The character is otherwise just another mug in a sea of faces.

Prerequisites: Species: Human

Regardless of personal intent or agenda, being a Hutt, The character has inseparable ties to the Hutt Criminal Syndicate. The galaxy-wide known reputation of the Hutts, allows The character to leverage these ties in attempts of persuasion or intimidation, especially against members of the criminal underworld.

Prerequisites: Species: Hutt

Fully grown Hutts may look like a mass of fat, but beneath their slimy slug-like exterior is a body made of strength. With a short reach, The character can propel themselves forward at an alarming speed, while their thick skin and layers of fat add extra protection against all manner of weaponry.

Prerequisites: Species: Hutt

The character’s knowledge of ship and vehicular technology is veteran enough that they gains a +1 Skill Point bonus to their Mechanics Skill when fixing or tweaking anything from swoops and speeders to starfighters and capital ships — so long as they are familiar with the vessel (to a maximum of +4).

Related Skills/Powers: Mechanics

Prerequisites: Discipline: Ace and Rank Tier: Journeyman (exact)

The character’s knowledge of ship and vehicular technology is savvy enough that they gain a +1 Skill Point bonus to their Mechanics Skill when fixing anything from swoops and speeders to starfighters and capital ships — even if the vessel is alien or unfamiliar (to a maximum of +5).

Related Skills/Powers: Mechanics

Prerequisites: Rank Tier: Equite (exact) and Discipline: Ace

The character’s knowledge of ship and vehicular technology is veteran enough that they gain a +2 Skill Point bonus to their Mechanics Skill when fixing anything from swoops and speeders to starfighters and capital ships — but only at a +1 Skill bonus when the vessel is alien or unfamiliar (to a maximum of +5).

Related Skills/Powers: Mechanics

Prerequisites: Rank Tier: Elder and Discipline: Ace