Star Wars: A New Uprising [OOC] -CONCLUDED-

[Arana]

Random thought, could my ex-Jedi have studied briefly under Dooku post-secession?

[Warg the Immortal]

Non-canon ships I am fine with, as are races as long as they aren't ridiculous.

I would prefer to use canon ranks, Superweapons and canon force powers (No thought bombs). However I'm fairly flexible and can allow some things.

For those who don't know what the length of the Pride of the Core is, it's about 8,000 meters. It's estentially a Super Star Destroyer Prototype. However while it has a huge firepower with a lot of guns it is slow as per usual and has only one hangar.

As far as ranks which one of the Imperial Ranking systems will be used?:

[Warg the Immortal]

Lord Vader's fleet currently consists of Pride of the Core and about fourteen Venator-class Star Destroyer Mark IIs.

They aren't exactly 'canon', per se, but they look cool and according to fan-wikis are the model used between Venator and Imperial I class Star Destroyers.

Would it be alright if I made a character that was one of the fourteen ship captains in Vader's fleet?

[Turmenista]

Name: The Seventh Brother (real name unknown)
Age: 26
Gender: Male
Allegiance paid to: The Galactic Empire, subsequently The Emperor and Darth Vader (Of Course).
Rank: Imperial Inquisitor, holds a de facto officer role in the Imperial Military.
Appearance:Here
Personality: With a personality similar to that of a "strong, silent type", The Inquisitor known as the Seventh Brother is not necessarily that much of a talker, often preferring to keep to himself at most
times. The Brother's quiet, intimidating personality allows him to take some foes by surprise at his skill both with a lightsaber and with the Force. The Brother, like most other Force users of the dark side, channels his hatred and anger andfear to empower himself, mainly his anger, at times. While the Brother is a patient individual who often separates himself from petty conflict, he is one not to be fooled around with, given his somewhat hot-headed behavior and even tantrums, at times of frustration. His hatred of the Rebellion is just as large as his hatred for the Jedi, whom he hunts down with pleasure.
Force Sensitive: Very much so.
Skills/Powers: Given his training, The Seventh Brother is very skilled in handling a lightsaber, and is a very experienced and athletic duelist. He is capable of using telekinesis with the force, and can increase his agility using the force as well. (force jump, etc).
Weaponry

• The Force: The Seventh Brother's greatest asset, the Force itself is used simultaneously as a defensive and offensive measure against enemies by the Brother, and very effectively.
• Double-bladed light saber: Common for Sith and Imperial inquisitors, a double-bladed lightsaber or saberstaff, while somewhat difficult to master with, offers the user more offensive capabilities, and will catch most opponents off guard by its double-bladed appearance. The Seventh Brother's red saberstaff does exactly this, offering many offensive capabilities, such as a slightly longer reach in battle and more powerful strikes. As a failsafe, should the blade be severed in two in combat, one half is almost always able to still function even without being connected to the other saber.

Ship: A Lambda shuttle is The Seventh Brother's primary method of transportation to and from destinations. He uses Imperial Admiral Covesemo's fleet for longer transportation.

Biography: Born on the peaceful planet of Alderaan before the Clone Wars even began, the individual who became to be known as the Seventh Brother, was noticed fairly easily by the Jedi for his unusually strong connection to the Force, and soon began his training alongside an unspecified mentor to eventually take the title of Jedi. By the time the Clone Wars had begun, this Padawan, now officially a Jedi, had joined the ranks of countless other Jedi taking part in the three year conflict spanning across the Galaxy.

This Jedi, while he was not present for Anakin Skywalker' - now Darth Vader's - destruction of the Jedi Temple, he was lucky enough to survive Order 66 (barely), only to be caught and incipacitated by the Empire's forces, with specific orders to spare his life, given the potential asset he could become to the new Galactic Empire. During this period he, alongside many other powerful Force-sensitive individuals and former Jedi, was inducted into an organization simply known as the Inquisitors, an Imperial agency tasked with sensitive missions such as assassinations, eliminating Jedi who survived Order 66, and the location of Force-sensitive children. The operations involving the force-sensitive children were especially sensitive, given that the Inquisitors were tasked with finding and preventing Force-sensitive children from falling into the hands of the remaining Jedi or from using their skills against the Empire. After a series of additional trainings and trials to confirm his allegiance to the Empire, the former Jedi took up the new name of the Seventh Brother, and began his mission, as an Inquisitor, to hunt down the remaining Jedi and locate the Force-sensitive children.

RP Example: Here
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Notes: I will occasionally RP any Clones or other figures of importance that are around him, assuming the OP/Co-Ops don't.

[Warg the Immortal]

Name: The Seventh Brother (real name unknown)
Age: 26
Gender: Male
Allegiance paid to: The Galactic Empire, subsequently The Emperor and Darth Vader (Of Course).
Rank: Imperial Inquisitor, holds a de facto officer role in the Imperial Military.
Appearance:Here
Personality: With a personality similar to that of a "strong, silent type", The Inquisitor known as the Seventh Brother is not necessarily that much of a talker, often preferring to keep to himself at most
times. The Brother's quiet, intimidating personality allows him to take some foes by surprise at his skill both with a lightsaber and with the Force. The Brother, like most other Force users of the dark side, channels his hatred and anger andfear to empower himself, mainly his anger, at times. While the Brother is a patient individual who often separates himself from petty conflict, he is one not to be fooled around with, given his somewhat hot-headed behavior and even tantrums, at times of frustration. His hatred of the Rebellion is just as large as his hatred for the Jedi, whom he hunts down with pleasure.
Force Sensitive: Very much so.
Skills/Powers: Given his training, The Seventh Brother is very skilled in handling a lightsaber, and is a very experienced and athletic duelist. He is capable of using telekinesis with the force, and can increase his agility using the force as well. (force jump, etc).
Weaponry

• The Force: The Seventh Brother's greatest asset, the Force itself is used simultaneously as a defensive and offensive measure against enemies by the Brother, and very effectively.
• Crossguard Lightsaber: Opposed to saberstaffs or double-bladed light sabers, or spinning lightsabers, which are common for Inquisitors, The Seventh Brother uses a unique crossguard lightsaber, which helps both offensively and defensively, and makes for an ideal weapon for partying. Two vents on the side of the weapon's hilt act as a crossguard which projects two, albeit smaller blades, from the side of the weapon, which both protect its user's hands and allow for parries. This also balances the energy output of the rather unstable blade, which has a more serrated appearance than most lightsabers.

Ship: A Lambda shuttle is The Seventh Brother's primary method of transportation to and from destinations. He uses Imperial Admiral Covesemo's fleet for longer transportation.

Biography: Born on the peaceful planet of Alderaan during the final days of the Republic, the individual who became to be known as the Seventh Brother, originally was a Padawan in the Jedi Order, spared for his unusually strong connection to the Force. When the Galactic Republic became to be known as the Galactic Empire, he, alongside many other powerful Force-sensitive individuals, was inducted into an organization known as the Inquisitors, an Imperial agency tasked with sensitive mission such as assassinations, eliminating Jedi who survived Order 66, and the location of Force-sensitive children. The operations involving the force-sensitive children were especially sensitive, given that the Inquisitors were tasked with finding and preventing Force-sensitive children from falling into the hands of the remaining Jedi or from using their skills against the Empire.

The Seventh Brother was one of these individuals, formerly a Padawan abducted by the Empire to conduct its nefarious operations and to counter the Jedi Remnant roaming the Galaxy. With the memory of his previous life effectively erased, and a new hatred of the Jedi fueling his advance, The Seventh Brother began his crusade, vowing to the Empire to spare no Jedi in his vast and challenging mission.

RP Example: Here
Another One

Notes: I will occasionally RP any Clones or other figures of importance that are around him, assuming the OP/Co-Ops don't.

I think the "Seventh" position is already taken by the Seventh Sister

[Utceforp]

I think the "Seventh" position is already taken by the Seventh Sister

This is an alternate universe and the PoD is before the Inquisitorius was formed, so I'd say it's plausible that in this universe the "Seventh" position went to someone else.

[The V O I D]

I forget what the Inquisitors are called by superiors.

Perhaps, Vader simply calls him "Seven" or "Inquisitor Seven." I doubt he'd call him the Seventh Brother, as that's what Inquisitors address each other as.

For the Grand Inquisitor, tho, Vader probably says "Grand Inquisitor" or "High Inquisitor."

[Helvetea]

I think Karisa would have the usual Stormtrooper Complement. Though when it comes to the serious stuff, she has something better than them.

[Democratic East-Asia]

Screw it, sector command it is.

[Utceforp]

Anyone whose character is a Jedi or a former Jedi, I'd be willing to work out some sort of past interactions between them and Nabhak.

[The V O I D]

Should Vader be able to use only regular Force lightning, just at a really high intensity (maximizing pain and allowing for death if exposed for too long), or should he also get (due to being the Chosen One and all that) the more powerful version that was seen used by the Son (a Dark Celestial) that I affectionately dub 'red force lightning', which can torture Celestials and cause extreme pain in Celestials?

If the former, I'm good with that. If the latter, anger Vader enough and you get tortured with the kind of force lightning that hurts Celestials, literal incarnations of the Force itself. That means you are very, very likely to die unless force sensitive; and even then, you risk extreme burns, pain and a near-death experience from even the briefest exposure.

[Spindle]

I forget what the Inquisitors are called by superiors.

Perhaps, Vader simply calls him "Seven" or "Inquisitor Seven." I doubt he'd call him the Seventh Brother, as that's what Inquisitors address each other as.

For the Grand Inquisitor, tho, Vader probably says "Grand Inquisitor" or "High Inquisitor."

I'd imagine it would be simply: "Inquisitor". It fits into the regular speech patterns of the Empire, given the level of formality they use, and it's nicely ominous. He might have nicknames if he's worked with someone for a while - most likely C.C. - but I'm not sure anyone would want to call him one of them to his face.

[The V O I D]

I forget what the Inquisitors are called by superiors.

Perhaps, Vader simply calls him "Seven" or "Inquisitor Seven." I doubt he'd call him the Seventh Brother, as that's what Inquisitors address each other as.

For the Grand Inquisitor, tho, Vader probably says "Grand Inquisitor" or "High Inquisitor."

I'd imagine it would be simply: "Inquisitor". It fits into the regular speech patterns of the Empire, given the level of formality they use, and it's nicely ominous. He might have nicknames if he's worked with someone for a while - most likely C.C. - but I'm not sure anyone would want to call him one of them to his face.

Good enough for me. As for Vader, everyone must address him as 'Lord Vader', 'Sir', or 'Master' (depending on who they are). Only the Emperor can call him Darth Vader, and for those who knew him during the Clone Wars, if anyone calls him - and I mean anyone except maybe the Emperor again - Anakin Skywalker. They get a face full of fresh, hot lightning to death.

People might refer to him as 'Vader' when he is not present, but beyond that, there's nothing else anyone calls him.

[The Valyria Empire]

Should Vader be able to use only regular Force lightning, just at a really high intensity (maximizing pain and allowing for death if exposed for too long), or should he also get (due to being the Chosen One and all that) the more powerful version that was seen used by the Son (a Dark Celestial) that I affectionately dub 'red force lightning', which can torture Celestials and cause extreme pain in Celestials?

If the former, I'm good with that. If the latter, anger Vader enough and you get tortured with the kind of force lightning that hurts Celestials, literal incarnations of the Force itself. That means you are very, very likely to die unless force sensitive; and even then, you risk extreme burns, pain and a near-death experience from even the briefest exposure.

Void, no, just no. I'm worried you're gonna go too OP with this. Just standard usual Sith powers.

Anyway, sorry for the delay but the apps will be run through tonight.

[The V O I D]

Should Vader be able to use only regular Force lightning, just at a really high intensity (maximizing pain and allowing for death if exposed for too long), or should he also get (due to being the Chosen One and all that) the more powerful version that was seen used by the Son (a Dark Celestial) that I affectionately dub 'red force lightning', which can torture Celestials and cause extreme pain in Celestials?

If the former, I'm good with that. If the latter, anger Vader enough and you get tortured with the kind of force lightning that hurts Celestials, literal incarnations of the Force itself. That means you are very, very likely to die unless force sensitive; and even then, you risk extreme burns, pain and a near-death experience from even the briefest exposure.

Void, no, just no. I'm worried you're gonna go too OP with this. Just standard usual Sith powers.

Anyway, sorry for the delay but the apps will be run through tonight.

Gotcha. It was a canon Force Power and - considering the Chosen One in-canon could supposedly hold Celestials at bay with his strength in the Force - I figured it'd make sense to let him use it. But only max-power regular lightning it is, then.

[Arana]

Random thought, could my ex-Jedi have studied briefly under Dooku post-secession?

[The Valyria Empire]

Void, no, just no. I'm worried you're gonna go too OP with this. Just standard usual Sith powers.

Anyway, sorry for the delay but the apps will be run through tonight.

Gotcha. It was a canon Force Power and - considering the Chosen One in-canon could supposedly hold Celestials at bay with his strength in the Force - I figured it'd make sense to let him use it. But only max-power regular lightning it is, then.

Ehhh, those episodes are questionable when it comes to canon.

[The V O I D]

Gotcha. It was a canon Force Power and - considering the Chosen One in-canon could supposedly hold Celestials at bay with his strength in the Force - I figured it'd make sense to let him use it. But only max-power regular lightning it is, then.

Ehhh, those episodes are questionable when it comes to canon.

Since TCW is canon due to Ahsoka Tano and others in Rebels, that includes the brief Mortis Arc.

But, yeah, I get it, so I'll keep it at normal maxpower force lightning.

[Newne Carriebean7]

Name: Barbun Desilijic Jargensa the Hutt
Age: 705
Gender: Male
Allegiance paid to: The Confederacy
Rank (if it applies): Hutt Admiral
Appearance (Picture appreciated):
Personality: cunning,lazy,power hungry, an Alright Naval Tactician,not a big romantic.
Force Sensitive: Nope
Skills/Powers: is able to analyze a situation and carefully,tactically count out several possibilities, which enabled him to win several great victories for the Hutts.
Weaponry (If any): a single blaster pistol and a dagger.
Ship (If any):Stathas-class freighter Crystal Shining for off world, unofficially travels in Deluge class Star Destroyer Robber's Plunder
Biography (At least a well written Paragraph please):
Born on the sun kissed world of Tatooine in 686 BBY to several top Crime Lords , he committed his first act in 432 BBY when he began a small scale spice smugguling ring before entering Naval Academy with the Republic, becoming a known hutt to serve in the armed forces. He was eventually kicked out in 428 BBY after just four years for using his flagship as a front to smuggle in counterfeit goods for the Hutt Clan. Jarsenga then re-finessed his tactical mind, spending hours endlessly twerking and adjusting his strategies to perfection and testing them out with a few rival pirates. in 368 BBY he was engaged with several rival warlords that split off from the Hutts and managed to win a great victory for the Deslijic Hutt clan over their adversaries. Sadly though, he was forced into retirement with the scrapping of several of his prized ships because of a disagreement over the focus of the Hutt's future, choosing smuggling over military expansion. With this lengthy time, he practiced tirelessly in scraping away some outdated tactics and grew a minor naval marine force called Jarsenga's Fist. When the Confederacy Succeeded from the Aging Republic, he decided to learn from them and rallied behind their cause instead,managing to acquire three frigates into his naval fleet's ranks.
RP Example: viewtopic.php?f=31&t=392361
Notes:
Hutt Third Nal Huttan Aggressive Fleet
1X Kedeabe class Battleship
4 X Deluge class Star Destroyers
3 X Munificent class Frigates
5 X Murishani class frigates
6 X Crusader Gunships
140 X J-22 rho fighters
100 X B-14 clawcat bombers
(Please put here any ancillary characters you will likely play as. For example if playing as a Squad Leader put the members of the squad here, or if playing as a captain put any important characters from the ship here. If commanding a fleet list the ships and size of the fleet here.)

[The Valyria Empire]

Random thought, could my ex-Jedi have studied briefly under Dooku post-secession?

Yes, though that would make him a Dark Jedi since Dooku was a Sith.

[Arana]

Random thought, could my ex-Jedi have studied briefly under Dooku post-secession?

Yes, though that would make him a Dark Jedi since Dooku was a Sith.

I'm aware.

Any idea how the ranking system in the Confederacy works?

[Kulonia]

My app is on the fourth page, btw. Forgot I was supposed to leave the WIP app and post the new one, lol.

[The Valyria Empire]

Yes, though that would make him a Dark Jedi since Dooku was a Sith.

I'm aware.

Any idea how the ranking system in the Confederacy works?

Well there's the Council which is the head of government, the executive branch and the legislative branch. Currently a new head of state is needed which a vote will be called for in the IC the player that wins the election will lead the CIS where they want.

The Commander-in-chief is also needed as well.

The Confederacy had a single Head of State, and beneath him was the Separatist Council. The official leader of the Confederacy was a former Jedi Master named Count Dooku, who was also Darth Tyranus, Darth Sidious's second known apprentice. Operating between the Head of State and the Separatist Council was the Supreme Commander of the Droid Armies, General Grievous who had no direct power over government but assumed command should the Head of State be incapacitated. If both Dooku and Grievous are incapacitated then Nute Gunray would take over as Head of State, being the head of Council (leading member to finance the war). Operating alongside the council was the Separatist Parliament[1] who dealt with diplomatic and civilian issues.[1] However, the real power behind the Confederacy was the Sith Lord Sidious, though few knew, such as Tyranus, that he had control.[4][6]

The Separatist Council consisted of ten leaders. Each leader had his or her own people who followed his/her decisions. The Separatist Council consisted of :

Nute led the CIS for the past three years, now his term is up and a new leader is needed. You can find more info on the canon section of the wiki.

[Arana]

I'm aware.

Any idea how the ranking system in the Confederacy works?

Well there's the Council which is the head of government, the executive branch and the legislative branch. Currently a new head of state is needed which a vote will be called for in the IC the player that wins the election will lead the CIS where they want.

The Commander-in-chief is also needed as well.

The Confederacy had a single Head of State, and beneath him was the Separatist Council. The official leader of the Confederacy was a former Jedi Master named Count Dooku, who was also Darth Tyranus, Darth Sidious's second known apprentice. Operating between the Head of State and the Separatist Council was the Supreme Commander of the Droid Armies, General Grievous who had no direct power over government but assumed command should the Head of State be incapacitated. If both Dooku and Grievous are incapacitated then Nute Gunray would take over as Head of State, being the head of Council (leading member to finance the war). Operating alongside the council was the Separatist Parliament[1] who dealt with diplomatic and civilian issues.[1] However, the real power behind the Confederacy was the Sith Lord Sidious, though few knew, such as Tyranus, that he had control.[4][6]

The Separatist Council consisted of ten leaders. Each leader had his or her own people who followed his/her decisions. The Separatist Council consisted of :

Nute led the Sith for the past three years, now his term is up and a new leader is needed. You can find more info on the canon section of the wiki.

I mean more the military ranking system.

[Kulonia]

Anyone whose character is a Jedi or a former Jedi, I'd be willing to work out some sort of past interactions between them and Nabhak.

If I get accepted, Lomann and Nabhak could have been acquaintances in the Temple or on the battlefield before Operation: Knightfall and Order 66.