Traditionally gathered into a “pack,” Togruta are expected to contribute to the group as a whole and thus find difficulty in fulfilling individual goals. Rather than risking the thought of being too individualistic, The character holds an aversion to isolation and is rendered almost incapable of making individual decisions.

Prerequisites: Species: Togruta

With the elongated pointed ears and montrals, Kessurian are much more keen to its perception of sounds down to the smallest pitch and even over long distances. Due to the sensitivity, The character is subject to risks of discomfort, pain, and disorientation with loud noises. This may be mitigated with protective covers.

Prerequisites: Species: Kessurian

The character has achieved the glory of being a well-known face in the arena. Their long history of many battles fought has given weight to their name, giving them a +1 Skill point bonus to their Intimidation Skill (up to a maximum of +5).

Related Skills/Powers: Intimidation

Prerequisites: Trophy: Spoils to the Victor, level 12

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

The character has gotten a lot of experience wheeling and dealing in everything from small time cons to larger gambits. They gain a +1 Skill Point bonus to their Deception when making or setting up a deal between parties while bluffing, selling, buying, or improvising (to a maximum of +5). The character is more at ease when surrounded by unfamiliar species, cultures, or gangs, and can generally adapt to unseen variables with mixed results.

Related Skills/Powers: Deception

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

The character's experience in Combat Center judgments has honed their their ability to notice a persons' tells. This gives The character one chance per combat to not be surprised or caught off guard by an opponent's actions/tactics.

Prerequisites: Trophy: Pays to Critique, level 12

Dowutin were known for their brutish strength. The character can leverage their immense size to perform temporary feats of preternatural strength without the need of the Force for the object. Their sheer size could also be a hindrance, making it difficult to fit in places and use furniture made for normal-sized species.

Prerequisites: Species: Dowutin

Evolving in the frigid, windswept tundras of Dowut left the Dowutin species with a poor eyesight. While they can see well enough at close to medium range, the horizon is a blur to them. Thankfully, evolution gave them superior senses of hearing and smell, able to pick out lower frequencies and discern additional information through odors.

Prerequisites: Species: Dowutin

A proud warlike species, Gamorreans are well known for their ability to brute force their way through a solution. This makes The character primed for physical intimidation, but also makes it harder for him to be taken as an intellectual.

Prerequisites: Species: Gamorrean

A species famous for their work in the criminal underworld, Gamorreans have a naturally easy time finding work as hired muscle. This however means many assume The character is part of some under-the-table dealings.

Prerequisites: Species: Gamorrean

A wizened Infiltrator is only detected when they choose to be. The character has learned to seamlessly become one with their surroundings, and gets a +2 Skill point bonus to their Stealth Skill when blending into a crowd or environment when prepared, or a +1 Skill Point bonus when forced to improvise (to a maximum of +5).

Related Skills/Powers: Stealth

Prerequisites: Discipline: Infiltrator and Rank Tier: Elder

Selonians’ long bodies are well-built for movement on land and water. The character can bolster his Athletics with improved running speed by dropping onto all fours, and he can swim just as fast. Due to evolving in an underground society, though, The character also has sensitive eyes that are highly susceptible to bright lights and flashes.

Prerequisites: Species: Selonian

When breaking into someplace they don't belong, Infiltrators have developed an eye for detail that functions like a sixth-sense and allows them to pick up on clues or details that others would overlook. When infiltrating an objective, The character can spot patterns or oddities they come across such as patrol routes, door-key sequences, or potential traps. This awareness triggers more consistently and without having to rely on their Investigation or Perception Skills.

Related Skills/Powers: Investigation and Perception

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

In Selonian culture, lying is considered a crime as evil as murder, as they do not stand for misinformation. This is likely to put The character into a tough place when honesty could have consequences, and it may impact how The character views his peers who are liable to skirt the truth. On the upside, people can generally have good faith that what The character has to say will be true.

Prerequisites: Species: Selonian

Boasting a culture of arboreal warriors who prize courage and success, Ewoks are dauntless by nature. Through sheer force of will, The character has a penchant for succeeding in situations that would overwhelm or terrify other beings.

Prerequisites: Species: Ewok

With further training, The character has learned to be more effective in their Force usage. In the frenzy of battle The character can now channel three offensive Force powers together in rapid succession at the personal energy cost of using one. When there is a pause or end to the combat, The character still experiences a temporary fatigue. Applies to: Force Lightning, Telekinesis, Slow, Blinding, and Darkness.

Related Skills/Powers: Blinding, Darkness, Force Lightning, Slow, and Telekinesis

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

An Elder Sorcerer on the battlefield is a master of harnessing the available Force energy around them. The character can rapidly chain together three Force power attacks for the personal energy cost of one, but no longer suffers any post combat fatigue for using this ability. Applies to: Force Lightning, Telekinesis, Slow, Blinding, and Darkness.

Related Skills/Powers: Blinding, Darkness, Force Lightning, Slow, and Telekinesis

Prerequisites: Discipline: Sorcerer and Rank Tier: Elder

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

Scrutinized for their dietary preferences, the Shani are a species that prefers their meals warm. Rumored to devour sentients whole, their unhinged jaws are able to accommodate their unorthodox appetites. Justly, the Shani are a source of distrust and fear for those familiar with this behavior and might avoid The character on seeing his feathered mane. The character can showcase their ability to unhinge their jaws to intimidate others into doing their bidding.

Prerequisites: Species: Shani

Long-lived, the Shani are regarded as the Galaxy’s original bounty hunters among the Hutts. Due to their species’ storied history, The character might find respect and disdain in equal measure among criminal syndicates and Hutt cartels. He will often have significant accommodations made for them when dealing with Hutts.

Prerequisites: Species: Shani