Changes: Kurasian

	Kurasians
General Information
Homeworld	Kuras IV
Type	Saurian
Diet	Omnivore
Language	Telepathy
Average Lifespan	Unknown; thought to be in the hundreds of years under normal circumstances
Physical Information
Average Height	2 meters
Skin Colors	Varying hues from dark green to pale teal
Hair Colors	None
Eye Colors	Black
Abilities Information
Force Sensitivity	Possibly for all
Special Attributes	Communicate via telepathy, and are capable of attacking by this means as well
Societal Information
Races	Tribal races (based primarily on scale color)
Exodus Information
Creator	Archangel

Revision as of 00:02, 17 September 2007

Very little is known about the Kurasians. Their name, even, is conjectural and applied by Admiral Arelim Seron of the Kuras Tetrarchy when he met a living one (brought to life by scientists working for crime lord Breggar Lark). Seron, in fact, was among the few alive who had any interaction at all with the Kurasians, as they had a very short life-span after being revived (probably due to the comparably lower temperatures at that depth). Lark, however, was less concerned with their lives and more so with their deaths.

The Kurasians had been a powerful and thriving society, living in peace and harmony for many years - until the advent of weaponry. No sooner had a Kurasian first discovered a means to hurt another, hundreds, even thousands of new weapons were developed in a matter of decades. Their underground cities were destroyed, and their people were slaughtered. A few tried to escape to the surface, but without the geothermal energy to keep them warm, the Kurasians quickly fell to the cold and froze. Their bodies were well-preserved enough to be found by Lark and his scientists, who tried to pull the information on their weapons - biological and chemical weapons, mostly, but also plasmatic and even laser weaponry - for use against the rest of the Galaxy.

The Kurasians that lived briefly then wished that nothing be done to keep them alive; still distraught from the devastation they had caused, they simply wished to rest peacefully. The Tetrarchy allowed them to do so, and then gave them decent burials. The species remains extinct.

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-Very little is known about the [[Kurasian]]s. Their name, even, is conjectural and applied by Admiral [[Arelim Seron]] of the [[Kuras Tetrarchy]] when he met a living one (brought to life by scientists working for crime lord [[Breggar Lark]]). Seron, in fact, was among the few alive who had any interaction at all with the Kurasians, as they had a very short life-span after being revived (probably due to the extremely low temperatures at that higher depth). Lark, however, was less concerned with their lives and more so with their deaths.
+Very little is known about the [[Kurasian]]s. Their name, even, is conjectural and applied by Admiral [[Arelim Seron]] of the [[Kuras Tetrarchy]] when he met a living one (brought to life by scientists working for crime lord [[Breggar Lark]]). Seron, in fact, was among the few alive who had any interaction at all with the Kurasians, as they had a very short life-span after being revived (probably due to the comparably lower temperatures at that depth). Lark, however, was less concerned with their lives and more so with their deaths.
 The Kurasians had been a powerful and thriving society, living in peace and harmony for many years - until the advent of weaponry. No sooner had a Kurasian first discovered a means to hurt another, hundreds, even thousands of new weapons were developed in a matter of decades. Their underground cities were destroyed, and their people were slaughtered. A few tried to escape to the surface, but without the geothermal energy to keep them warm, the Kurasians quickly fell to the cold and froze. Their bodies were well-preserved enough to be found by Lark and his scientists, who tried to pull the information on their weapons - biological and chemical weapons, mostly, but also plasmatic and even laser weaponry - for use against the rest of the Galaxy.