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The Tython System

The Je'daii Order

In General

Alchemy Is Magic: The Force Alchemy, it is used by Anil Kesh scientists in animals to change them biologically, making them more aggressive, strong and resistant. Butch a female rancor-dragon which belongs to Shae Koda, is a product of this technique.
Dark Is Not Evil: Unlike the later Jedi Order, they were taught to embrace negative emotions like anger and fear because they could be helpful and even useful in certain situations.

Je'daii Temple Masters

Ketu

Species: Human

A Je'daii Master and Temple Master of Akar Kesh, the Temple of Balance. He is considered the wisest and most powerful Je'daii in the Order.

Big Good: As the Je'daii leader, the heroes answer to him and the antagonists all oppose him.
Reasonable Authority Figure: Zigzagged, as for such a supposedly wise Je'daii, he makes a lot of strategic mistakes and comes down too hard on Lok and Xesh, but he's also not too proud to go seek out counsel and question his own assumptions, and can be a nurturing mentor to younglings.
The Leader: He is the main decisionmaker of the Je'daii Masters Council.

Quan-Jang

Species: Human

A Human Je'daii Master and Temple Master of Anil Kesh, the Temple of Science. He is the Master of Shae Koda and former Master of Daegen Lok.

Fluffy Tamer: He's able to get rancors to do what he wants.
Mad Scientist: A bit of one. During the Despot War he created various monsters to fight for the Je'daii against Queen Hadiya. One of these monsters was the Terenta, which was supposed to detect explosives but ended up liking to eat Force users.
The Mentor: To Shae, training her to be a Fluffy Tamer, as well as in the general way of the Jedi.

Kora Ryo

Species: Twi'lek

Homeworld: Shikaakwa

A Twi'lek Je'daii Master and Temple Master of Kaleth, the Temple of Knowledge. She is the mother of Tasha Ryo and is the former wife of Baron Volnos Ryo, whom she divorced after he took over his family's crime organization following the Despot War.

Ambiguously Brown: She has non-Caucasian facial features.
Depending on the Artist: Since she's a Twi'lek from Shikaakwa, she should have white skin, though she's sometimes depicted with pink skin.
Family of Choice: Kora considered herself to be Je'daii and not Shikaakwan.
Good Parents: A female variant, she cared deeply for her daughter and want keep Tasha separate from the corrupt influence of her father.

Miarta Sek

Species: Sith

A Sith Je'daii Master and Temple Master of Qigong Kesh, the Temple of Force Skills. She is the grandmother of Sek'nos Rath.

Old Master: An aged, and experienced Jedi.
The Medic: is a trained healer from the Great Temple of Mahara Kesh.

Tem Madog

Species: Cathar

A Cathar Je'daii Master and Temple Master of Vur Telpe, the Temple of the Forge.

The Blacksmith: Makes weapons for the Je'daii.
Punny Name: His name sounds a lot like "the Mad Dog"

Jake Fenn

Species: Human

A Human Je'daii Master and Temple Master of Bodhi, the Temple of the Arts. He is also the brother of Rori Fenn.

Dreadlock Warrior: Jake's a veteran warrior who sports some long dreads.

Ruhr

Species: Wookiee

A Wookiee Je'daii Master and Temple Master of Padawan Kesh, the Temple dedicated to training Je'daii Initiates.

Calleh & Naro

Calleh and Naro

Species: Selkath

Two married Selketh Je'daii Masters who are the joint heads of Mahara Kesh, the Grand Temple of Healing.

Happily Married: They care a great deal for each other.
The Medic: Treat injured Je'daii.

Lha-Mi

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Species: Talid

A Talid Je'daii Master and Temple Master of Stav Kesh, the Temple of Martial Arts.

Je'daii Masters

Daegen Lok

Species: Human

A Human Je'daii Master and veteran of the Despot War who was sentenced to Bogan after refusing to recount a vision of war coming to the Tython system after venturing into the Chasm with his friend Hawk Ryo.

Ambiguously Evil: One of his goals is to convince the Je'daii Council that his Force vision of a coming invasion was real and that they were wrong in banishing him to Bogan. That said, he's also gone crazy and has fallen to the Dark Side.
A Pupil of Mine Until He Turned to Evil: He was Master Quan-Jang's most promising disciple.
Beard of Evil: Initially very unkempt; after escaping Bogan he keeps the beard but grooms it better.
Big Bad: In competition with Predor Skal'nas for the title.
Blood Knight: He relishes in war and combat.
Dark Messiah: Fancies himself as such and uses his charisma to rapidly build a following during wartime.
Dueling Scar: His face have a scar over his right eye after Hadiya cut his face in the Despot War.
Evil Former Friend: To Hawk Ryo
Evil Versus Evil: He's not a nice guy by any stretch, but he intends to conquer the Tython system in order to oppose the Rakata.
The Heavy: Skal'nas may be a bigger bad, but Daegan's gotten a lot more face time and is a much more direct concern for the protagonists.
- It's quite possible that he was the first Dark Jedi, and it's implied at the end that he and his followers would eventually cause the Light and Darkness War that followed not long after the comic.
Jedi Mind Trick: A powerful and very nasty variant known as the "Mind Twist" that could cause a victim to believe whatever Lok wanted. This includes someone who believes that they're on fire actually becoming covered in burns.
Manipulative Bastard: He's very good at it, though he overplays his hand with Xesh, who makes it very clear that he doesn't intend to be anyone's minion.
Mind Rape: His Force technique of choice is the "Mind Twist", planting illusions of him victims' worst fears into their minds and using them against them.
One-Man Army: In the Despot War, he was able to defeat hordes of the best soldiers of Hadiya, leaving one alive on purpose as to tell of the tale.
Sanity Slippage: While his Force vision was real, it still did a number on his sanity and sent him out of balance.

Rajivari

Species: Human

A retired Human Je'daii Master who led armies during the Despot War and trained Master Ketu. He now resides on a small island near the waterfalls of Akar Kesh.

Bald Mystic: A jedi master capable of wielding the Force who has his own well of wisdom.
Fallen Hero: Depends. In Star Wars: The Old Republic, he was part of a schism in the early Jedi Order. According to master Yuon Par, he fell to the Dark Side, but his Force Ghost acts pretty much exactly like he did as a Je'daii, seemingly implying that he wanted to go back to the Je'daii tradition, instead of embracing solely Ashla or that his dark deeds were exaggerated.
Hermit Guru: He lives alone and is sought out by Je'daii with conflicting wisdom.

Retired Badass: No longer goes out on missions and prefers to live on his island.

Ters Sendon

Species: Zabrak

A Zabrak Je'daii Master who worked as a scholar in Kaleth, the Temple of Knowledge.

Bookworm: Arguably the most scholarly Jedi in the series.

Tave

Species: Noghri

A Noghri Je'Daii Master who trains Je'daii at Stav Kesh.

Head-in-the-Sand Management: Averted, when Shae, Tysha and Sek'nos complain about their information not being used by the Council he tells them that it is indeed being considered and acted upon, just behind closed doors.

Dam-Powl

Species: Cathar

Homeworld: Tython

A Je'daii master conducting field operations in the tie-in novel Into the Void.

Good Is Not Nice: She can be firm, demanding and willing to conduct morally gray experiments on her own allies, but is a dedicated je'daii.
The Spymaster: Maintains contacts such as Tre Sana for the order.

Je'daii Rangers

Hawk Ryo

Species: Twi'lek

A Twi'lek Ranger who is a veteran of the Despot War and had been in a relationship with Rori Fenn. He was sent to Bogan with Daegan Lok after having a joint vision in the Chasm, and was allowed to return after renouncing Lok and his vision.

Amicable Exes: With Rori Fenn.
Believing Their Own Lies: Honestly convinced himself that the vision was fake, at least initially.
Instant Expert: Having learned to control and focus his anger on Bogan, Hawk is the only Je'daii out of a large group in managed to use a Force saber with ease the first time he wielded one.
Tame His Anger: During his exile on Bogan, he mastered his negative emotions has allowed him to know when to shift his balance to either side of the Force to allow for greater results in certain situations.

Rori Fenn

Species: Human

A Human Ranger who was previously in a relationship with Hawk Ryo and has been formerly sent to Ashla for straying too close to the light side.

Action Girl: She is a tough, female Ranger.
Amicable Exes: She used to date Hawk Ryo and their friendship outlasted their relationship.
Demoted to Extra: She has a supporting role in the first arc but is rarely even mentioned afterwards.
Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She is a blonde woman and one of the more caring and reasonable authority figures in the series.
Lady of War: She is a polite, poised, and generally calm veteran warrior who wears a suit designed to both look tasteful and be efficient to move around in during battles.

Lanoree Brock

Species: Human

Homeworld: Tython

A Je'daii Journeyer and the main protagonist of the novel, Into the Void, who finds herself sent to stop her own brother from a mission which threatens the whole system.

Big Sister Instinct: When they trained together, she tried to let her brother find success and come out ahead of her but was willing to move in to help him when he was in danger. Years later, she does give a lot of priority into trying to stop him from what he's doing while keeping him alive. she fails.
The Collector: She likes to wear an accessory (like a scarf) from every planet she's visited.
Combat Medic: She's a decent force healer and a strong fighter.
The Dutiful Son: Is close to her parents and followed their teachings for her life.
Genius Bruiser: A Je'daii alchemist whose Good with Numbers and also an accomplished fighter trusted to mediate over disputing, trigger-happy factions, or fight against dangerous cultists led by her own brother.
Good with Numbers: She enjoys calculating navigational coordinates in her head.
Innocent Gray Eyes: She is an experienced journeyer, but does have a certain idealism, and surprise at being exposed to elements about the system and the je'daii that she hadn't known about.
Lonely Bachelor Pad: Gender Flipped with the starship she lives and works from.
Statuesque Stunner: She stands at six feet tall.

Je'daii Journeyers

Shae Koda

Species: Human (Dathomirian)

Homeworld: Tython

A human of Dathmoiri descent. Her parents died during the Despot War, leaving her with much anger. She is training under Quan-Jang, the Temple Master of Anil Kesh.

Action Girl: The toughest of the three main characters.
The Beastmaster: Training to be one.
The Confidant: To Xesh in Force War, when he explains that while Good Feels Good, he still has understandable trouble understanding many of the concepts, including love.
Dual Wielding: Use two swords in the Rakatan war.
Fluffy Tamer: Has a flying rancor named "Butch".
Morality Pet: She's the first person that the understandably warped Xesh shows compassion for, in part because he sees her embrace the Light and is stunned and fascinated by something he doesn't understand. That and her kindness towards him (and later love) leads to his Character Development.
Parental Abandonment: Both her parents died during the Despot War. Shae feels some anger towards them for leaving her an orphan.
Tomboy and Girly Girl: The Tomboy to Tasha's Girly Girl.

Sek'nos Rath

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Species: Sith

A boastful Sith Journeyer. His maternal grandmother Miarta Sek is Temple Master of Qigong Kesh, where his paternal grandfather Thok Rath also resides.

The Big Guy: He's the most inclined to use force of the group.
The Casanova: Have a group of flirtatious Je'daii girls, who called him Seki.
Fallen Hero: After suffering several great betrayals and torture during the Force Wars, he apparently gives in to the dark side of the Force.
Pride: He has a huge ego that leads him to overestimate his skills, although he does have a lot of talent.
Shock and Awe: He's very good at using Force-lightning, even able to craft it into balls of lightning he can hurl at others. However, he's warned by his grandmother to be careful with this, since it draws only on the Dark Side.
Small Name, Big Ego: He is only a Journeyer, but thinks of himself as one of the most skilled and talented Je'daii around.
Uncertain Doom: We last see him carrying Trish of, after discharging his lightning. While the wiki claims he killed her and made off with her corpse, it's ambiguous in the actual comic if he listened to his master, and harmlessly discharged the lightning, or if he actually killed her.
Walking Shirtless Scene: He never has a shirt on and enjoys showing off his muscles.

Tasha Ryo

Species: Twi'lek

A Twi'lek Jedi Journeyer who is the daughter of Temple Master Kora Ryo and Baron Volnos Ryo, the head of a crime family on Shikaakwa.

Blind Seer: Become one when Xesh blinded Tasha with the power of the Dark Side meanwhile she the other seers had a vision of the Rakata attacking the Anil Kesh temple on Tython. Her sight is returned right at moment of her death.
Does Not Like Guns: Or any weapons, really, preferring to draw entirely from the force itself in combat.
The Heart: The most caring and empathetic of the three journeyers.
Heroes Fight Barehanded: Tasha prefers to use her Force skills rather than any weapons to defend herself.
Heroic Sacrifice: Goes to activate the Tho Yor and is apparently disintegrated and made One with the Force in the process.
I Am Not My Father: She does not want to be the heir of the Ryo Clan as her father wants.
Mafia Princess: The daughter of a crime lord.
Mind over Matter: She doesn't use a sword in battle like other Je'daii, instead relying on telekinesis to toss her enemies around until they submit.

Seers: Her main talent, in use the Force to glimpse fragments of future in visions and interpret them to "predict" the future.
Tomboy and Girly Girl: She's the girly girl to Shae Koda's tomboy.
"Well Done, Daughter!" Girl: She fears of disappointing her parents.

Rakata

Xesh

A Force-Hound and the main protagonist of the Dark Horse comics.

A Lighter Shade of Black: While calling him 'evil' is perhaps a bit complicated, even before he understood that goodness was a concept, let alone an option, he did his best to spare his only friend, Trill, by framing it in suitably Cruel Mercy terms to please his Master. She didn't take it well.
Because You Were Nice to Me: Why he allies with the Je'daii, because with the exception of Trill, they're literally the only people who've ever been kind to him.
Blue-and-Orange Morality: The only morality he ever learned was the Rakata's survival-of-the-fittest dogma. As such, while he's not particularly malevolent when left to his own devices, he can be frighteningly ruthless and callous.
Create Your Own Hero: As it turns out, Skal'nas made a big mistake sending him to Tython - Good Feels Good and the Je'daii are... infectious. It also made the Je'daii much, much more dangerous.
Create Your Own Villain: Accidentally did this with Trill, when he figured out a way to spare her after beating her in a practice Force Hound duel, suggesting to his master Tul'kar that he give Trill to his own master Skal'nas to serve as his Force Hound - an honour containing a veiled insult. However, Trill considers this Cruel Mercy and loathes him forever after.
The Dog Bites Back: He kills his master Tul'kar to escape the destruction of the Devastator.
The Dragon: He's Tul'kar most powerful enforcer and his Force Hound. Later, after being sent to Bogan, he briefly serves as one to Daegan Lok.
Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: Xesh fully expects the Je'daii to abandon each other to save their own skins. When the Je'daii do the exact opposite he's completely taken aback. It's less that he can't comprehend good and more that he'd never even been aware that "good" was a thing.
Freudian Excuse: He was pretty much raised in a hellish environment and groomed to be a Super-Soldier. As DH's SW editor said, that'd mess anybody up.
Good Feels Good: While he has a great deal of difficulty getting his head around then concept for understandable reasons, he's fascinated with the Light Side of the Force, which he'd previously never even known existed, and the Je'daii leave him curious because he's never met anyone who acts like them.
Heroic BSoD: When he discovers the whole Manchurian Agent thing.
Love Redeems: Shae Koda is the one who starts the process of getting through his Blue-and-Orange Morality through her selflessness, and later their friendship and love complete the process.
Manchurian Agent: Skal'nas made him into his spy and placed mental blocks so he doesn't remember.
Shock and Awe: He's good at using force lightening.
Tyke Bomb: Trained from early childhood to be a Force-hunting enforcer for the Rakata.
Unwitting Pawn: For Daegen Lok, before he catches on and violently makes clear that he's not going to be Lok's puppet, and for Skal'nas who made him into a Manchurian Agent.
Wild Card: Whose side is Xesh on at the moment? Ideally, the one that leaves him alone, though he gains some affection for the Je'daii (particularly Shae Koda) simply because they were kind to him. Given that he's not always in control of his own mind, this isn't entirely surprising.
You Are Number 6: "Xesh" is a letter of the Aurebesh alphabet. Snarkily lampshaded by Daegen Lok.

Trill

A Force Hound.

Ambiguous Species: She may be Arkanian, but they generally have humanoid skin colors. There is an offshoot species with white skin, but they generally have normal eyes, and wouldn't exist for millennia.
Dark Action Girl: She's absolutely deadly.
The Dragon: To Skal'nas.
Evil Counterpart: Well, evil-er counterpart to the morally ambiguous Xesh.
Freudian Excuse: She's got one on top of the usual Force Hound stuff. Trill and Xesh were kids together, and he was more or less her Morality Pet. When he grew up to be more powerful than her and betrayed her, though it involved sparing her life instead of giving her a Mercy Kill - and is implied to have been intended as a method of protecting her - it catalyzed both her extreme ruthlessness in general and her hatred of Xesh in particular.
Honey Trap: As part of her cover she seduces Sek'nos.
Manipulative Bastard: Convinces Sek'nos rather easily that she's on his side (though admittedly, this is Sek'nos; he'd likely have bought any story so long as a pretty girl who might be attracted to him was telling).
The Mole: She infiltrates the Je'daii by hiding her presence in the Force and taking advantage that Xesh doesn't remember her.
Tyke Bomb: Just like Xesh, she was raised to kill.
You Are Number 6: "Trill" is a letter of the Aurebesh alphabet.

Skal'nas

Authority Equals Asskicking: Effortlessly broke up a fight between Xesh and Trill; judging by the very literal Rakata-eat-Rakata nature of the Infinite Empire, he'd have to be extremely powerful to get to his high rank.
Bad Boss: Threatens to eat Trill at one point if she fails him again.
Big Bad: The biggest bad in the comic so far, though he's only had a handful of scenes.
Evil Overlord: The most powerful Rakatan leader to appear in the series so far and seemingly a law unto himself.
I'm a Humanitarian: And he's not picky about species, either.
Orcus on His Throne: Unlike Tul'kar, he doesn't seem to get out that much; not counting flashbacks, he's never left his command chamber.

Tul'kar

Evil Overlord: As a Rakatan Predor, albeit one lower on the totem pole than Skal'nas.
Kick the Dog: When his ship is going down in flames, he callously butchers slaves who get between him and the escape pods.
I'm a Humanitarian: He devours Ore'mun after killing him

Other Characters

Volnos "Ox" Ryo

Baron Volnos "Ox" Ryo

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Species: Twi'lek

Homeworld: Shikaakwa

Dark Secret: Tries to hide the fact that he both collaborated with Hadiya and helped Daegen Lok kill her.
The Don: Of Ryloth's criminal syndicates.
Even Evil Has Loved Ones: His daughter Tasha.
Follow in My Footsteps: He wished Tasha would join his criminal empire on Shikaakwa.
Virtue Is Weakness: As the head of the Ryo Syndicate, he cannot be mercy, because is a weakness.

Hadiya

Queen Hadiya

Species: Twi'lek

Homeworld: Shikaakwa

Bullying a Dragon: Her conquest of the Tython system went excellent until she decided to conquer Tython, the plant populated entirely by space wizards who dedicate their lives to mastery of the Force and combat.
Galactic Conqueror: She sought to conquer the entire Tython system
God Save Us from the Queen!: The despotic Queen of Shikaakwa bent on multi-planetary conquest
Posthumous Character: She has been dead for several years in the present, her appearances are in flashbacks.
The Syndicate: She began her campaign by uniting the crime bosses of her planet.

Hadiya's Generals

Gav Vannar, Shri-Lan, Bakko, and Ka'un Damm

Species: Human, Devoranian, Twi'lek and Ikotchi.

Homeworld: Shikaakwa

The Atoner: They haven't made any trouble for the last decade, with Ka'lun embodying atonement, while Vannar and Bakko reject it and Shri-Lan is harder to read.
Ka'un: What we were then is not what we are now, stranger. The Despot War is almost ten years dead, and so is the Queen. Let it lie.
Ax-Crazy: Vannar is eerily interested in the idea of fighting and killing Jedi again.
The Butcher: Ka'lun was known as “the butcher” during the Despot War.
Deadpan Snarker: Shri-Lan often has a dry wit when she speaks.
Enemy Mine: While they're not entirely convinced to follow Lok, when Hawk comes looking for him, they accost him.
Vannar: We got no love for Lok, but even less for Je'dai Rangers.
Evil Chancellor: Bakko is a violent being who was Hadiya's main advisor, although she wasn't shy on evilness herself.
Evil Old Folks: Vannar is a white-bearded man and arguably the worst of the bunch.
Eyepatch of Power: The imposing Ka'un has a eyepatch.
Friendly Enemy: While they want to kill Daegen Lok at first, once he disarms them, Shri-Lan shows some cordiality.
Shri-Lan: Still, it is an odd pleasure seeing you again, Daegen.
Jumped at the Call: Bakko, who was one of the first followers of Hadiya in her campaign to fight the Je’dai. In the present, they’re somewhat noncommittal towards Lok's attempts to recruit them against both the Je'daii and the Ratakans.
Ms. Fanservice: Shri-Lan, the only woman among the quartet, wears Painted-On Pants and a shirt with a Cleavage Window.
Perpetual Frowner: None of them are exactly sunny, but Ka'un carries the most sorrow in his visage.
Retired Monster: They are infamous members of Hadiya's army now found lounging around a Cantina, with Bakko still voicing loud loyalty towards his late queen.
Rugged Scar: Bakko's face is covered with old battle scars.
What Happened to the Mouse?: Lok tries to recruit them to his cause, but is forced to flee as the journeyers arrive in pursuit of him, and they’re never seen or mentioned again.
You Can't Go Home Again: Bakko blames the Ryo Family for him being unable to go home. Hawk tells him that their war crimes are the real reason.

Dalien Brock

Species: Human

Homeworld: Tython

A former Je'daii apprentice and Lanoree's brother, who became a member of a sect determined to journey outside of the system and see the rest of the Galaxy, by any means necessary.

Cain and Abel: Comes to despise his sister and is the main threat she must face.
Dragon-in-Chief: Dalien isn't the leader of the Stargazer Sect, but he's the one with the most impact and presence, and whose carrying out their plan.
Faking the Dead: Pretended he had died to run away from the Je'daii.
Honor Before Reason: He becomes obsessed with shunning the Force and remaining independent, to the point of insulting people who could have helped him with the Force, do him favors, or even save his life.
Well-Intentioned Extremist: There is indeed a greater Galaxy out there that people want to see, and will end up journeying to anyway, but Dalien's methods threaten to destroy everyone and everything around him.

Tre Sana

Species: Twi'lek

Homeworld: Kalimahr

Extra Digits: He was shunned on Ryloth for having a third lekku (head tail).
Fire-Forged Friends: Initially feels a bit unhappy being sent to help out Lanoree but they develop a camaraderie.
The Informant: For the Je'daii, with the promise of a new identity after a certain umber of jobs for them.
Psychic Block Defense: Je'daii Master Dam-Powl used a form of alchemy to make his mind impermeable to reading or control by anyone, even another je'daii.
Reformed Criminal: Albeit a somewhat forcefully reformed one.
Sidekick: Serves this role for the novel Into the Void, albeit being a bit more sharp-edged and worldly than the average sidekick.

Maxhagan

Species: Human

Homeworld: Nox

A gangster who deals with Lanoree Brock.

Ax-Crazy: He has a thinly veiled aura of menace and one started a gang war that killed three thousand people because a client stiffed him over some information.
Establishing Character Moment: He conducts his business in the open, for everyone to see, and without a shred of fear, bu is smart enough to keep a lot of bodyguards in the nearby square.
Information Broker: Sells knowledge for a living.
Uncertain Doom: Much of his settlement is killed after he meets Lanoree and Tre, although some ships escape.

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The Tython System

Je'daii Temple Masters

Ketu

Species: Human

Quan-Jang

Species: Human

Kora Ryo

Species: Twi'lek

Homeworld: Shikaakwa

Miarta Sek

Species: Sith

Tem Madog

Species: Cathar

Jake Fenn

Species: Human

Ruhr

Species: Wookiee

Calleh and Naro

Species: Selkath

Lha-Mi

Species: Talid

Je'daii Masters

Daegen Lok

Species: Human

Rajivari

Species: Human

Ters Sendon

Species: Zabrak

Tave

Species: Noghri

Dam-Powl

Species: Cathar

Homeworld: Tython

Je'daii Rangers

Hawk Ryo

Species: Twi'lek

Rori Fenn

Species: Human

Lanoree Brock

Species: Human

Homeworld: Tython

Je'daii Journeyers

Shae Koda

Species: Human (Dathomirian)

Homeworld: Tython

Sek'nos Rath

Species: Sith

Tasha Ryo

Species: Twi'lek

Rakata

Xesh

Trill

Skal'nas

Tul'kar

Other Characters

Baron Volnos "Ox" Ryo

Species: Twi'lek

Homeworld: Shikaakwa

Queen Hadiya

Species: Twi'lek

Homeworld: Shikaakwa

Gav Vannar, Shri-Lan, Bakko, and Ka'un Damm

Species: Human, Devoranian, Twi'lek and Ikotchi.

Homeworld: Shikaakwa

Dalien Brock

Species: Human

Homeworld: Tython

Tre Sana

Species: Twi'lek

Homeworld: Kalimahr

Maxhagan

Species: Human

Homeworld: Nox

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