Characters Discussion The ABCs of our OCs

AGAIN AGAIN AGAIN!

*cheers*

Ahem, that is to say that I'm really enjoying this thread and glad to know that we can run through the alphabet again.

 

A is for Anulet, who has just made her debut in my drabble set, We Welcome You With Love.

She lives on Mandhawi, a planet with a human colony that has been isolated for thousands of years and now has a culture that is a mix of advanced scientific knowledge and animistic religious beliefs.

She is one of the most powerful political players on her planet; she serves as advisor to the Chief of their nation-state, but in a personal capacity, they are each other's soul mates.

Men's and women's spaces are segregated in her culture, and because she is regarded as having both genders due to being trans, she has access anywhere. This gives her access to a tremendous amount of information, expertise, and influence. She is very clever, practical, and analytical.

Luke meets her when he arrives to present her people with an invitation to join the Galactic Alliance.

 

B is for Blackie who is a special black cat that appears in numerous stories. Blackie's origin is unknown but he is Kylo Ren's cat and he's a cat that is forever a kitten and never grows. He is secretly a spy for the Resistance and shifts his eyes suspiciously. One of his superpowers is peeing on Kylo Ren. His true master is not Kylo or Leia and it's kind of a mystery.

 

C is for Corissa Jade, daughter of Ronan and Nadira and younger sister of Mara and Nico in the Renewal!verse. Corissa’s life revolves around the pursuit of dance, and she has endless ambition as to what she plans to accomplish in that field. She’s headstrong, impulsive, and argumentative, but also cheerful and kind. She marries Julian Vasseron, and they have one daughter together, Alaine. Corissa appears in nearly all the Renewal!verse stories, but The Funeral, The Game, and And They Danced are from her POV.

 

D is for Dorian Starskip, an orphan who grew up among the Jedi and briefly befriended a young Allana Djo Solo before he and his twin brother were kidnapped by the One Sith. A snarky, sensitive, introverted bookworm, Dorian endured years of horrific experimentation at the hands of the Sith scientist Doctor Mezzon and ultimately succumbed to the dark side himself. Despite a violent reunion with Allana in Enter the Foreign, their inexplicable connection remains. Many of my Enter!verse stories, including The Lands of the Dead and Here There Be Monsters, are told from his POV. For some less traumatized versions of Dorian, see The Bright Fields of Day, Where You’re Still in Love With Me, and There Is Nothing Lost.

 

E is for Ekiway the gardner in the Jeditemple and friends with all Jedi and younglings

 

F is for Frugly, Raissa Baiard’s loyal pygmy roba. Somewhere between porcine and canine in appearance, Frugly has an incredible sense of smell and was originally trained to sniff out valuable mushrooms. He has a succession of owners an eventually comes into the possession of the abusive slythmonger, Gertris Margrivray, who keeps him to find the balo mushrooms she processes to make death sticks. Raissa rescues Frugly from her in Raissa Baiard Solves Them All, and Mushrooms tells the same story from Frugly’s point of view.

 

G is for Viktor Gestas, a Human male of questionable character who is fond of "nice things," including rare art objects and and beautiful women. He recruits a Mandalorian bodyguard in Mia Mesharad's The Nar Kreetan Job to help him "collect" a treasure beyond imagination, but things don't turn out quite the way he planned.

 

H is for Hilda Jerec, a human woman from an Imperial Colony world. As a little girl Hilda´s hometown was destroyed and her family killed by Iron Alliance slavers who took her with them and sold her as a pleasure slave to the Senex Juvex Sector. Going through seven years of insane abuse she becomes the head of a group of rebellious slaves and eventually, with some help from Ulrika Grau, leads a breakout, stealing a military vessel in the process. With that she and several other escaped slaves waged a one ship gurellia war against both the Iron Alliance as well as the Senex Juvex. Eventually reuniting with Ulrika again she becomes a key figure in the Coalitions struggle to liberate the galatic southwest. A struggle that latter sees her being forced to work together with the former slaver Xela Xui. At first their relationship is extremly rocky but later on the two form an unlikley friendship.

 

I is for Ikoa Fyndcap, an accomplished and diligent (always doing ALL the research, much to the dismay of some of her squadron-mates) pilot in @Thumper09 's wonderfully entertaining Corona Squadron. Notable appearances include her spotlight entry in These Things Will Change and her supporting role in Commencement.

 

J is for Jeki-Eki a Jedi-knight and spy. He is a great helper of L'lacielo Sageon and appears often in my stories developping advanced machines and gadgets

 

K is for Kiria D'Arca, from @blank101's At the Brink of the Dawn and the Darkness, final installment of the Son of Suns trilogy. Heiress to the Royal House of D'Arca, Kiria is brilliant, beautiful, manipulative, self-serving, and not to be underestimated. Story is truncated on the boards, but can also be found on ff.n.

 

L is for Lysinora Ving. She is the daughter of the ill-fated match between a New Alderaanian professor (though of immigrant stock with no Alderaanian heritage) and a personal secretary from the Hapan world of Arabanth. After years of university studies and artistic attempts on her homeworld, she has landed in a position as the schoolteacher in Hoth City, the first permanent settlement on Hoth. She goes through life armed with constant sarcastic wit as she tries to figure out the eternal questions of existence.

She appears in The Winter Queen.

 

M is for Maximillian Palpatine, a younger, and far nicer cousin of old Sheev, who in his early years actually helped in his cousins rise to power in the Senate, utterly oblivious to him being a Sith. In the first years of the Empire Max actually to do what he could do lessen the impact of some of his cousins harshest actions and became a voice of moderation in the Imperial High Society. As killing the popular Maximillian could have made people second guess the Emperor Palpatine instead "promoted" him to be the governor of the recently colonized far Southwestern Outer Rim Territories. Where Maximillian would spend the following years using his new power tp push through several reforms to reach his goal of an benevolent, enlightened monarchy. Though the unstable situation of the Southwest meant that he in time lost more and more power to his military officers who rolled back most of his reforms. When his cousin died on Endor the Southwest exploded in rebellions, eventually Max regained his power and managed to hold together a handfull of worlds under his control for decades... until the balance of power was shaken up completly in the Southwest again by the Eriaduan intervention and the formation of the Coalition. Though his survival came at a high cost as all of Maximillians children had died one way or another by the time. Being at this point utterly disillusioned with autocratic rule he stepped finally down, letting the remaining colonies democratizes and join the Coalition. Himself spending his final years in raising his granddaughter Camilla so she might make something better out of the families Legacy...

 

N is for Noemi Bridger. Ezra and Mara’s daughter, she has her mother’s red hair and her father’s beast warden abilities. She is bonded to a Loth-cat named Spots, and her best friend is her Spectre “cousin “ Ronen Syndulla-Jarrus. Determined and enthusiastic, Noemi is known for undertaking challenging projects from a Loth-cat adoption drive to teaching youngling class. in “(Not) The Ballad of Ronen Syndulla-Jarrus”, she undertakes the Ronen Syndulla-Jarrus Visibility Project in order to get Ronen a date for the Life Day Gala; in the process they discover that they have romantic feelings for each other. They eventually marry and have a daughter named Noelani who also has the beast warden talent.

 

O is for Aiden O-Lenge. He is usually named Spanners. He is a Jedi-knight and an engineer in the Jedi-temple. He repairs everything from droids to freighters like the Stellar Envoy and Millennium Falcon. He is famous for his BBQ parties. He has raised one padawan Jiri Lapiili, a Corellian Jedi and has a great friend in Tomy Itsi. They appear in many stories and manage to escape the purge

 

@Findswoman, ack! That guy.

Oh, and for the letter!

Q is for Querth Enon, a lovely Ithorian botanist who is part of Vestri's circle of friends in Notes from the Field and other stories in the series by @Seldes_Katne . Not sure if he appears in The Mythologist, but it's where the stories begin and is a great first stop!

 

R is for Luciano Robi a fire-fighter born on Alderaan and working in the Jedi-temple firedepartment. After the purge he returns back to Alderaan in the possession of Yoda's lightsaber, found by him in the basement of the senate-building. He is with his friend Boyd Vienar a detective and with a love for watching podraces they travel to Tatooine with another friend Alwin Karao where they meet Obi-Wan Kenobi. Ben sends Luciano and Alwin to Moniron. He appears in many stories (one of them is diary of a firefighter)

 

S is for Dr. Scarlet Tana, a First Order veterinarian and General Hux's personal vet for his beloved cat, Millicent. She is not a First Order supporter but stays because she loves cats and all animals and Hux pays her a lot of money, a portion of which she donates to local animal charities across the Galaxy. She takes care of all the bizzare pets First Order stormtroopers bring from other planets and often is annoyed by their stupidity and general lack of animal care skills. To cope, she takes blood pressure medication to control her hypertension and often questions her career choice, especially on days when Kylo Ren enters her office and she has to regularly try and convince him that his cat, Blackie, is a boy cat but with no success. She first appears in the story The First Order Veterinarian.

 

T is for Tobin Redan, second child of the, now, most powerfull noble Family on Eriadu Tobin grew up with his uncle on a cold distant world. His first interactions with other children being a summer camp when he was twelve, during which he is acidentially hit with a stick by Ulrika Grau, loosing an eye. Gaining a cybernetic replacement he eventually joins the ORSF were his high birth entitles him to a command position, but his first mission turns into a disaster, as he naivley follows a fake distress call into an ambush. Barely surviving the battle he is desperate to atone for his mistake, finding the chance during the Vong War when he decides to give up his spot on an evactuation shuttle to a civilian, inspiring his squad to do the same. Together with Francesco de Comte from the Senex Juvex Sector and his squad Tobin and most of his men survive the three year long occupation, while being made in to martyr in the rest of the galaxy. When his survival becomes known to the public he becomes a war hero. Some time after the war he meets Ilona Malek and the two begin dating, they marry once Ilona quits the military after the second galactic civil war eventually having a son, Ion. A general by then Tobin is one of the chief military commanders during the War with the Iron Alliance, and later becomes the second Supreme Commander of the Coalition Forces. He appears in the Eriaduan Cyrcle and has a few cameos in the Dathomirian stories.

 

U is for Demetrius Ulin, a gifted slicer and ally of the Jedi during their time in hiding from the Sith. In addition to providing crucial help with tech and communications, he helps keep the Jedi enclaves supplied and their locations secret. Ulin pilots a beat-up old ship called the Happy Ho'Din, and he has a fairly obvious crush on Jedi Master Tahiri Veila. He appears in Enter the Foreign and We Make Our Own Luck.

 

V is for Vroonze, a Revwien student of Tyia, a Force-related tradition similar to the Jedi Way. Vroonze and her best friend Zervulian travel to a Thuwisten camp so Vroonze can study their philosophy. While there, Vroonze learns when to listen to her own intuition, while Zervulian discovers a piece of Revwein history. Both characters are found in Thumper09's Going Within, Going Without.

 

W is for Lady Wynestra, one of the self-styled Grand Ladies and Matriarchs of Hoth City (the most advanced settlement on Hoth c. 1016 ABY). She is best known for her fortune (she is from one of Eriadu's first families, and has the inheritance to prove it) and her ill-temper. She is willing to use her walking stick as a weapon whenever she feels the need.

She appears in The Winter Queen.

 

X is for the X-wing of Iffy and its pilots Jeffrey Harmon and Jason Guyet. It has been modified by Jason to be piloted without the use of legs. It appears in many of my stories being flown by Jeffrey before the battle of Endor and ending because of engine problems on Lingala. Jeffrey became paralysed and gave the X-wing to Jason who had adventures on the Hands Down and Taranak