Persephone Sector is mostly
human-centric, but these alien species are available as starting
Player Characters. More aliens might "unlock" as the PCs encounter them.
Hochog
The
“space orcs” from the Stars
Without Number
core book. They are the warrior-culture aliens familiar to any fan of
Klingons or Luxans.
Lenses:
Conquest, Honor
Home
Planet:
Like humans, the Hochog lost contact with their native planet during
the Scream. They have large settlements on Uld.
Requirements:
To be a Hochog, a PC must have a STR of 14+. You cannot be a Psychic.
Benefits:
You get to be a bad-ass space-orc. Shout a lot and die for glory!
Naga
The
Naga are androgynous, hermaphrodite reptilian humanoids possessing a
weirdly exotic allure. In aeons past, the Naga had a shamanistic religious tradition. This tradition disappeared centuries before
first contact was made. When humanity colonized Cedar, the Naga had
no concept of religion or spirituality. They were fascinated by the
idea, and rapidly embraced the teachings of the Temple of Babylon
Eternal. The humans and Naga of Cedar have worked together to form a
prosperous society.
The
Naga are an introspective, casual race that values the pleasures of
life and learning. Their reverence for philosophy and wisdom has kept
their hedonistic nature from declining into decadence.
Lenses:
Joy, Sagacity
Home
Planet:
Cedar
Requirements:
To be a Naga, a PC must have a CHA of 14+. You can be any class.
Benefits:
You
get to be an exotic/transgressive lizard person.
Yurglings
resemble human-sized furry-faced slugs with high-pitched, grating voices. The
Yurgling species possesses three sexes—an egg maker, an
inseminator, and a womb-provider. Yurgling marriages are complicated
three-way affairs. Partially due to the complexities of these
triple-relationships, Yurglings have evolved to become the greatest
traders, arbitrators, and contract lawyers in the Sector.
Yurglings
cannot swim and have a superstitious fear of their planet's cold,
salty oceans. When humanity first arrived on Yurgoloth, the Yurglings
were more than happy to let them settle on the mineral-rich ocean.
However, the yurglings charge the human settlements outrageous rental
fees and taxes. They have wheeled-and-dealed human corporations for
trillions of credits, and Yurgoloth has grown to be one of the
richest planets in the sector.
Lenses:
Greed, Tribalism
Home
Planet:
Yurgoloth
Requirements:
To be a Yurgling, a PC must have an INT of 14+. You can be any class.
Benefits:
You get a +2 to saves against poison, but you cannot swim. Also, you
get to talk like Gilbert Godfrey, Andy Kindler, and Eddie Pepitone.
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