#main swtor oc

[zelsisi]

For the SWTOR: KotXX asks: 36 -- did they accept Valkorion's power? How many times? And did they have fun?

Thank you for the ask! For this one I have very few OCs that have been through those expansions. HOWEVER! I'll just fall back on my main for this one xD

My main is Zelsisi (my namesake) a female Twi'lek Jedi Consular (Shadow) who has been through the most of my OCs (you can still ask about her as #1 in my Masterlist SWTOR thing)

Zelsisi absolutely positively DENIED Valkorion's power EVERY TIME. She didn't trust him and didn't like the idea of being beholden to the man that caused so many of the issues in the Galaxy. Even if it would give her an edge in whatever situation she was in, the cost to her would be too great

[psychomusic]

presenting to you: vegoia laran!

vegoia is the daughter of suri and tar'x laran, so, she's half-mirialan and half-zabrak. she lived on the mountains of mirial with her family until she began her jedi training at around 10 years, then she became a jedi seer.

more of her childhood under the cut! the rest of her story will be on other posts, I'll link them at the end when I'll post them

thank you @furious-blueberry0 for letting me use your padawan braid idea and jedi seer headcanon!! i really really love these ideas <3

since her birth, she seemed special at the eyes of her people, due to an old local myth: the founding witch.

(the myth is: a powerful witch, haunted by complex visions of the future, was exiled to the desert planet of mirial. after years spent traveling she had one clear vision on top of a mount, in which she saw the potential beauty of the valley, full of different lifeforms flourishing. with her magical powers, she turned that possible future into a reality, and everything changed: the 4 peoples who lived there started turning into trees and animals, what once was sterile rock became fertile ground, and craters were filled with water. but despite her good work, the incomprehensible visions kept returning. tired of the universe's infinite lessons, she decided to crystalize all of her visions and knowledge into the sacred crystal, and prophetized, before dying, that one day someone attuned to it would come to claim the crystal and understand the lessons she couldn't understand)

because of her albinism (that made her white like the crystal) and of her horns (the crystal has an horned shape), people thought she was the prophetized one. when she began to talk - rather late, and asked people to resolve the riddles that "a bearded man told her in her dreams" - what was just a rumor solidified into a belief.

her mother and grandfather, both in the high priesthood, taught her everything they could. they taught her to study, to reflect, and they explained to her their religion and folklore. also, her mother often tried to help her in her quest of finding answers. from her, vegoia learned how to study, and the right mindset to be able, later, to explore the jedi's philosophy and beliefs.

but it was her father that, despite his absence, taught her how to compromise with her visions, how to be patient, how to handle the state of ignorance, and how to enjoy it anyway. he was somehow better at understanding her, and making her understand things, than everyone else in the town. maybe, it was because he not only had met different force users, but also had experience with a force sensitive kid (his little brother, whom vegoia shared a lot of similar traits). despite her mother being a healer & priestess, and believing in the value in helping people, it was her father who really grounded that belief in her. in particular, he did it in a moment that. also shaped her experience of the force. a simple moment, though: she had asked him to kill a scary bug that was laying flat on its back, but he refused and instead asked her to help it. he believed that helping is what gives life sense - even more than the bonds we make, because it can't be undone. when vegoia picked up the bug and helped it get back on its feet, she could feel the bug's relief, and maybe even gratitude, through the force. this was the imprint of her experience of the force: connection (even more than her visions, that just "happened" to her, and couldn't actively call upon her).

BUT I DIGRESSED way too much on her childhood. the most important event in her childhood was the day she was taken by the jedi, even if she didn't know what truly happened that day.

the SIS had been tracking her father's movements for a while and had found out about his trips to mirial. worried that the empire was planning something, they sent a squad of operatives to investigate. since his father had often worked for the dark council, the SIS requested a jedi to come with them. when they arrived, suri went to talk to them. they threatened her into talking and she told them of their secret family. the SIS decided to take them prisoners, capture him when he got back, and make him talk using his family as leverage. the jedi disagreed with such methods but the operation was under the SIS's jurisdiction. suri then tried to convince them to leave the town and her daughter, and to instead blackmail him with her. the SIS refused, fearing that the sith might kill him before he could even know about the blackmailing. the jedi, feeling vegoia's strong presence in the force decided to make a deal: vegoia would've come with him to the temple to become a jedi. she'd still have a life, while suri would stay under their custody for the SIS trap. this would also show the agent the difference between the republic and the empire, and hopefully that would help him talk. she accepted at one condition: that they took her away before her father came back, so that she wouldn't have to live through it. vegoia didn't know of her father's real job, like everyone else in the town (everyone thought he had traded his services to the hutts to have the sacred horned crystal back).

they agreed, but, while suri was busy packing thing for vegoia, the SIS decided to put another condition. vegoia musn't be told anything about that day until her father had been taken into republic's custody, as a precaution. the jedi agreed, thinking it wouldn't be long before her father would come home and be arrested. little did he know this momentary omission would grow into a years-old lie.

[jbeansdraws]

Something something it gets hot on Tattooine, heatstroke trend…

[serenofroses]

the current main ocs apart of my swtor legacy via Sims 4.

[naudiz-scribbles]

tentatively posting art for the first time in probably 3 years, let's see if I can leave it up and not freak out

also first time shading in god even knows how long. also also the trillionth time I've only drawn a bust, do I know anything else

Edit: I now understand the phrase, "tumblr ate it." goddammit.

[shynmighty]

For the betterment of the scientific community, I tried making Vhespasian in the Veilguard character creator.

The result: Fun was had by me.

[theophexislegacy]

I cannot for the life of me remember if I ever posted this really niche meme I made for my Barsen'thor on my main but I just found it again in my folders so here. Enjoy???

[mandoart]

an old art of my first bounty hunter Berra :>

[kemendin]

Vanirr 'fits! This boy wears all the Jedi things none of my other characters can pull off (including a bunch of Remnant set pieces).

[mechawolfie]

HIII for those who dont know I am currently taking kohwfee requests ($20< for a colorless sketch + $30< for flat colors added) I will draw one (1) character of your choosing here are some I've done so far:

cool right (I think so!! <333) if you would like one pls check out the link in my bio (as I am afraid of tunglr nuking my post for link-having </3)

[liaprime]

I haven't felt very SWTOR-y for the last two months or so, but the brainrot seems to be returning slowly!

And even though I didn't play or was on tumblr much, somehow I still managed to create even more characters haha

I have so many characters planned for my legacy (/▿＼ ) But no matter how much I try to reduce them, they won't let me. They all have their place in the story, they all have their right to exist.

Often, I create OCs based on concepts I have in mind; sometimes, I create one to finally play a species I haven't played before; and sometimes, I create one OC just for them to bring even more OCs along haha

For example, I really like General Hesker (and finally caved and made a clone) - so I gave him a daughter. Then her mother decided to join as well. And then she decided to have a close assistant (based on a concept I wanted to do for a while) that needs to join as well! So I ended up with 4 additional characters simply because I like one NPC, oops ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[zhakyria]

I would like to get some commissions of Xhai'tan at some point in the future, so I needed an updated reference of his tat's and scars. Honestly, these are not all of his scars either, I'll probably be adding more as I contemplate this reference more.

I used Kahl's reference page as a base for this, but next time I can get a formal sheet commissioned, I will be.

[psychomusic]

oc time again! + her town & culture (heavily inspired by pre-roman italic populations)

she is suri sauthon. her story is linked to my swtor imperial agent, tar'x, but most of her life except for the one year away where she meets him, is spent in a town in the mountains of mirial.

despite mirial being cold and desert, and many cities developing underground, her town flourishes thanks to a force nexus, venerated in the form of an ancient, sacred, alive crystal. the ecosystem of that mountain depended on what "the horned crystal" was capable of giving them, but mirialans couldn't live off of that alone, so they developed trade and some rudimental technology, even if oftentimes it was bought thanks to the highly profitable trade of a plant used to make medicines that slowed down aging and had overall healing properties.

note: everything that's generated by this nexus has these healing properties BUT they have to be processed, except for those who bathed in the waters of the cavity under the crystal - the "real" nexus, but not the worshipped one. the waters were sacred but they were not thought to be miraculous, unlike the crystal, who instead was thought of as the keystone of the ecosystem: without it, everything would fall apart (and that is partially true: the cavity was the "real" nexus but thanks to the crystal, also strong in the force, the properties were spread all over the mountains). those who bathed in the cavity's waters - so, all of the town, who had a sort of baptism there - could eat the plant, make whatever food with it, and not only that plant, but everything generated by the nexus, that, again, had similar properties. this allowed people to live up to normal life-spans without advanced medicines or, much, really. to those who didn't live there, though, after the processing, had incredible effects, slowing down aging - for those who took it regularly - and making people able to live up to half a century more than the average]

originally, there were four tribes of nomads that lived thanks to horned farm animals that decided to settle down into one bigger town and other smaller settlements, to live off of transhumance. this division of the tribes stayed into the political and social organization: every person belonged to one tribe specifically, and had slightly different rituals and culture. for examples, each tribe had their own priests and healers, with different techniques and traditions. the town, tho, was guided by a group of people in the high priesthood, a position you could reach only by having earned the trust of all tribes. those high priests had many roles: they guided the people into sacred processions common to all the tribes, they managed the trading with outsiders, they did the maintenance of the temple of the summit (the one that functioned as casket to the crystal) and created a special liquid to offer the crystal that helps it grow.

this particular temple was important because 1. it was very visible, from every angle of the town, and it became an important identity symbol; 2. it stored the venerated horned crystal; 3. it had the altar where sacrifices were made for the crystals. that altar had a hole connected to the cavity, that allowed the liquids to reach the underground; 4. it had various symbols: statues representing each tribe + the high priesthood, and typical mirialan tattoos carved into the wood of the trees that served as columns for the temple, symbolizing 8 values that who dared to enter HAD to have; 5. it was on the way to an important lake (called "mother lake" because the lake the town was built around to depended on the waters of that other lake) where they traveled to in important processions; 6. it was said that a the wizard who unified the tribes made it with its magic, making the plant grow to hold the temple's roof. this wizard was, actually, a force user, obv.

BACK TO HER THOUGH: she's daughter of one of the high priests, who was in charge of managing the trades with outsiders, and lives in a house on the mountains with her mother and him. her parents are from different tribes (that's one of the things that earned him trust from the 4 tribes): when a child is born from two different tribes, they don't pick one to allign to, but they're usually linked automatically to the one with more relatives in it (in her case, the father's tribe: she had many uncles and aunts on his side while her mom only had one sister).

later, though, she got quite tied to her mother's tribe due to a mysterious illness that only her mother's tribe healer was able to cure. she spent 4 years (from 10 to 14 years old) living with the healer and learned her secrets. to better study, she wrote them down. when she returned home, she studied to become a priestess with her father. at 22 (the average age: you can't become priest before your 20s), she was supposed to take a test and become a priestess, but the healer of her mother's tribe died and the tribe asked her to take her place. she couldn't technically do that, but both tribes estimated both her and her parents and she was allowed to become both. she then decided to try to become a high priestess, and became one at 25 (a quite young age). being part of the council, she tried to convince the various tribe healers to unite their knowledges and write them down, and eventually made it. healers still remained tribe based but they now had an "upper, inter-tribe level" similar to high priesthood.

years later, the sacred horned crystal is stolen from the temple by some Hutt mercenaries looking for a profit. given the trust she has earned from all the tribes and the fact that her father is the high priest that deals with outsiders (and she's been hearing stories and advice about it since she was little), she is the one tasked with getting it back. without the growing crystal, the keystone to their ecosystem, the village would have lasted only a few years. in hrr quest, she meets imperial intelligence agent tar'x laran and, as they "solve the mystery" and fight to have it back, they get closer. they'll get married and have a daughter, Vegoia (who's the only one who actually will get to the plot of my story. this was all background)

[coruscanti-travelguide]

"You're such a strong and powerful fighter. It is amazing how you can come out of every situation unharmed. You must have honed your skills over many years."

No, I just have the Plot Armour 3000TM and can't die for legal reasons.

[serenofroses]

nothing would hit me with the feels when it comes down to Ania and Renata (Jadis) pre-Heart of Terror.

Renata noticed the way Ania was relucant and wary of her to the point Ania kept her distance. It's because Renata learnt that Ania gotten intel through the whispers of the advisors about the rumours of Nathema horrors where Renata was the only survivor that her reputation precede her. It didn't also helped that Ania's impression of Renata that she seemed cold hearted.

Renata had to open up to Ania about her life on Nathema subjected to abuse and torture at the hands of her predecessor and Tenebrae's cultists. She told Ania in a vulnerable moment with "I'm not a monster" in a way she doesn't want Ania to be afraid of her and her power.

Ania understood her. Why she felt the need to protect Ania from corrupted Sith, even from the likes of Zhorrid, Tenebrae and such.

That led to Ania to feel a connection with Renata and grew closer.

[the-tomato-patch]

Rhiasen Shedim, Alliance Commander.