#gen'dai

Zero Company:

Grievous makes an appearance or at least gets mentioned like Fallen Order and Outlaws, but a bit more

Pre-cyborg Karbin gets mentioned

Durge makes an appearance or gets mentioned

IG-100 MagnaGuard

Battles I'd want to see get mentioned, like Akiva, Hakara, Tovarskl, Honoghr, Operation Durge's Lance (Duro and Humbarine), and others

Fate of the Old Republic:

Kaleesh companion

Kalee

I would want the Kaleesh to look more like the statues in the episode Lair of Grievous rather than The Old Republic's three-fingered hand and humanoid leg

Xivhkalrainik gets a major redesign

Gen'Dai

Galactic Racer:

Kaleesh or a Yam'rii racer

Hypori (may be similar to Jakku, but half the race is an abandoned droid factory)

Felucia

Dathomir

Mygeeto

"JANGO FETT WAS LUCKY I WAS TAKING A NAP. NOW, I'LL JUST HAVE TO KILL ALL OF HIS SPAWN..."

PIC INFO: Spotlight on the ruthlessly sadistic, yet extremely effecient Gen'dai bounty hunter, Durge, who was active during the Clone Wars between the Confederacy of Independent Systems and the Galactic Republic (19-22 BBY). Artist: ?

"Count Dooku told me about your progenitor. How he was supposed to be the best warrior in the galaxy... won some bounty hunter competition. Jango Fett was lucky I was taking a nap. Now, I'll just have to kill all of his spawn... starting with you!"

-- DURGE to A-17, a.k.a., "Alpha" (22 BBY)

Story/script by Haden Blackman.

Durge was an ancient Gen’Dai bounty hunter who did work for the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars. As a Gen’Dai, Durge was incredibly long-lived and difficult to kill, a talent he used to unleash himself upon the galaxy without fear. Durge hated many, but the Jedi ranked high on his list.

Source: Republic 51 (Art: Tomás Giorello; 2003)

Headshot of Durge, the Gen’Dai Bounty Hunter from the original 2003 Tartakovsky Clone Wars series. Avatar/profile picture sized.

The Gen'Dai were a seemingly immortal, formless species which originated on an unidentified planet in the galaxy. The planet was attacked by the Sith Empire at one point, with most of its native population killed in the fighting.

A peaceful species, the Gen'Dai practiced a philosophy of "perfection of permanence", a belief that all change is an illusion. Because of this, the Gen'Dai philosophers preached that taking an active role in anything was pointless and detrimental. Having no official government or organization structure following the destruction of their homeworld, the Gen'Dai embraced the spirit of nomadic living and journeyed the stars largely in isolation. As their lifespans were so long, ranging from 4,000 years to over 7,000, Gen'Dai rarely reproduced and had an exceptionally low birth rate.

While the population as a whole was made up of philosophers, the older population suffered from mental deterioration which led to a pronounced increase in violent tendencies. These rogues tended to take jobs as mercenaries and bounty hunters, poorly representing the species as cruel, heartless savages.

A boneless species (with large fangs), the Gen'Dai were virtually a formless jumble of corded muscle and nerve bundles. Because of this, Gen'Dai typically inhabited heavy armor made for humanoids to give themselves a form which passed for any number of species in the galaxy. The only distinct feature of the Gen'Dai were their heads; typically bald, the Gen'Dai faces were humanoid with two eyes, a nose, and a mouth full of razor-sharp teeth. Two large, wing-like ears protruded from the sides of their heads; Gen'Dai typically tucked their ears under their jaw-line when wearing helmets to hide any distinguishing features. Lacking the vulnerable vital organs of most species, including hearts, and lungs, Gen'Dai could take extreme injuries and even complete dismemberment, and survive which gave them the reputation of being immortal. In fact, they could regrow lost limbs or other body parts in only a few minutes. Unlike most species, Gen'Dai had a nervous system which was distributed throughout the body in the form of millions of nerve clusters. This fact gave the species near instantaneous reflexes as well as the ability to sustain a high volume of injuries without any overall damage. So high was their sensory acuity, that the Gen'Dai were able to feel a Human's heartbeat from ranges of up to 200 meters or 219 yards.

As the Gen'Dai did not possess a heart, their circulatory system functioned by way of a series of capillaries and muscular contractions which pushed blood through the body. If the Gen'Dai received a cut, that area could easily be cut off from heavy blood-flow to prevent bleeding to death while the body regenerated itself. One of the Gen'Dai's few weaknesses was that they could be forced into an extended period of hibernation if they took too many severe injuries across their entire form. During this time the Gen'Dai's regenerative abilities replaced the body mass which was lost. Ultimately there were only two ways a Gen'Dai could be permanently killed. The first was the complete vaporization or incineration of one's body; such was case with Durge when he was sent into a star. The second was the death of a Gen'Dai's brain via physical destruction, as it was the only aspect of their bodies that could not be regenerated. Notably, the brain also degenerated over time like most species, which caused a form of psychosis to develop in Gen'Dai of advanced age.

A typical Gen'Dai stands at 2.5 meters or 8.2 feet tall and weighs 145 kilograms or 320 pounds.

The alien species Gen'Dai is named after Genndy Tartakovsky, the director of the original Star Wars: Clone Wars animated TV series from 2003.

Whiphid age at the following stages:

1 - 9 Child

10 - 200 Young Adult

201 - 999 Adult

1000 - 1999 Middle Age

2000 - 3999 Old

Examples of Names: Durge, Grozm, Kranth, Lu'urn.

As promised, more NPC art! The arena’s champions, Ebik, Slumth and Addath! It was a tough battle, but the PCs managed to win and secure their title as champions of the Verdant Spire Arena!! I’m sure these three here aren’t sore losers or anything... I’m sure they’re fine with letting that grand prize slip out of their hands. Not like it was a sith artefact or anything.......

From left to right, we have: Ebik, dark side pilgrim. Slumth, aspiring lord of the outer rim. Addath, opportunity-seeker.