#sanewso'sis

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a sketch i'll never finish - sanewso with killik fingerlings.

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Barsen'thor Master Surriss, Rift-mender, at the second Alderaan Peace Talks, ~17ATC, as the Strength card.

(In Tarot, the Strength major arcana card can represent: restraint, compassion, befriending the frightening, reigning in violent or destructive impulses, gentleness, immovable object, soft power, respected.)

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Sanewso'sis

he/him

Legate. Rogue Imperial Agent. Works for the SIS in the Heorum Complex on Coruscant as an analyst. Chiss.

R. Vector Hyllus

Age at 10ATC: 30s.

Species: Chiss

Hair colour: dark blue

Skin colour: blue

Eye colour: red

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9, 18, and 21 or 22 for Brider and or Saneswo? For the character ask meme <3

9. What do they regard as their culture, & do they distinguish between their culture and heritage?

Sanewso regards himself as culturally Chiss, though he isn't particularly connected with this. He has recently also begun incorporating Killik culture into his daily life and identity, thanks to Vector. He has some sense of Chiss heritage, but doesn't value it - to him, heritage is what made people biased against him in the Empire, while culture is something he had a choice in, something he can value.

Brider is, first and foremost, Jedi. She is a Jedi, and she is the Jedi. As Barsen'thor, as Warden, she is the keeper of the gates; she decides what is and what is not Jedi. Out of a sense of duty, she has Iridonian tattoos, adding more with each major accomplishment so that her skin tells her story and how people should engage with her, but she is careful with these - they represent milestones in her life as a Jedi: being chosen as a Padawan, becoming a Master, et cetera. The tattoos on her face, while in keeping with Iridonian traditions, are also designed to invoke the symbol of Ashla. Unlike her dutiful recognition of Iridonian culture, she readily and easily recognises and values her Iridonian heritage, as it affects the way people interact with her even when they cannot read her face; people have preconceived notions about Zabrak she is in constant dialogue with, just as she is in constant dialogue with notions about Jedi.

18. If they could have saved anyone the game didn't give them a chance to, who would it have been?

Sanewso doesn't regret most of his kills, but he'd take back most of his documented Republic kills, because they made his defection harder, placing him under more scrutiny in the Republic. If he's playing the Class Story, he wishes he'd been able to save all of the slaves on Jadus' ship.

For Brider... absolutely everybody. Every last mook and disposable trooper and bodyguard and Sith or ally who you didn't get to heal. No exceptions*.

*This lack of exceptions has the exception of Valkorion.

21. What ability or abilities in their spec do they struggle with?

Ooh, I was hoping someone would ask this with Brider! The answer is absolutely anything that is aggressive. She's spec'd as a telekinetics sage for gameplay accessibility on my part, but lore-wise she is very, very strictly a seer sage, a healer. Even when on seer spec, she struggles with anything that is not shielding or healing. To attack, even when attacked first, is anathema to her.

Sanewso does not cope well with airborne poison attacks, as no matter at what distance he released them from, he will need to get in closer range to finish the kill, and the poison will affect him as well. Later in his story, this can trigger seizures.