#starweird

[gengarghast]

Aphelions are the Starweirds of Destiny

[mayxthexforce]

[mouser26]

Starwierd Queen

Starweirds were a species of incorporeal humanoids found only in space. Tall and gaunt, they possessed long, sharp talons, wild white hair, and glowing eyes. The creatures appeared to spacers repairing their starships in space, or aboard vessels traveling through hyperspace. A starweird would choose a target, and, after being spotted, emit a telepathic scream that terrified most individuals. The starweird would then attack its victim. Starweirds were powerful creatures capable of using the Force, and held a strong hatred for Force users, leading some Jedi to believe that they were apparitions created by the dark side of the Force. The Starweird Queen was the ruler of the mysterious space-born race of the starweird. She was considered legendary until the Great Galactic War -Wookiepedia Entries for Starweirds and Starweird Queen

So One of the coolest things I have learned about in just binging Star Wars Lore videos is that not only do Jedi have their own Boogeyman but it's a freaking space Banshee.

So decided to draw and color my own take just had to post a little late (was drawn on time but coloring took longer and I had to do adulting things today)

October Art #31b

[yokaiza]

What’s the protocol on here for uploading OC doodles and doodle dumps in general :0 I want a place to store my OCs and art

Here’s my Star Wars FFG RPG character, Lushanya!

[bbugsy]

this issue's got me feelin real bisexual 😮‍💨

also ?? LOL luke is so sassy

[whippedcloudsofcream]

[drg-management]

The spradier

Nicknamed British "people" these creatures are known to either have very low intelligence or intelligence thousands of leagues beyond us. They can either appear simply to find something, an object or a place, or they may be here to just cause havoc, killing for no reason whatsoever.

Hey there’s this tall lanky flesh eating creature in the caves and I swear to god I saw it when we left and now I see it outside the porthole on my rig. Help.

[dustydahorse]

Got back into Star Wars so of course I'm gonna self ship (as I used to of course)

Oc: Dustin Ryder, Ex-Stormtrooper turned mechanic helping the Rebellion. Bit banged up but nothing can phase him. Would fight a Starweird in hand to hand combat for Threepio. Also a droid advocate, believing droids are sentient beings deserving rights and protections. Good with a blaster and his own two hands in fights.

[alvisthefox]

Daily doodle 101

As in the story. 113 (what Al was when under controle by eggman) this vertion of him became a voice. Hallucination just out of sight

Due to my lack of skill of drawing I can't draw it how I see it. Bur it's tall, slender, demonic in ways, hands are sometimes missing, looking like they was ripped clean off. Or long slender hands, eyes gray or black with a almost always unsettling toothy smile, bandages on its legs and a dark liquid coming from it's mouth and eye

(It's a It. Not a person. It's has a body and looks like Al because of his mind. This phantom is really just a the chemical what made Al into the purple fox he is. But it's mentally slightly messed with his head. As well as seeing 113 or Phantom. He sees some of the main cast. Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Shadow)

Worst things to be is always waking up in a panic when Al meets him in the dream. If you know starwars. Just look up starweird. Gives that vibe

Dude needs a therapist

Haha it's his .EXE

[comicwaren]

“No way--it looks like a starweird?! All the records say they’re extinct. ” -- Doctor Aphra

Cover art for Star Wars: Doctor Aphra Vol. 2 #034, “Resonance”

Art by Junggeun Yoon

[sinisterexaggerator]

OK , another idea. This time for Hondo Ohnaka (smut - KIND of).

Imagine a "real-life" space siren lures Hondo with her song. Pirates and Sirens kind of go hand in hand, yeah? A space-borne creature like the Purrgil or the legendary Starweird.

Maybe he found a treasure map, or overhears someone talking about it and decides to investigate this place. Steals their intel, etc. This is of course after the Clone Wars when he's running around smuggling, or just being a general nuisance.

This siren feeds off the souls of men, but she can't kill Hondo because she sees his future and falls in love with him. She refuses to consume him, and she's so beautiful to him. Overall, his role in the history of the galaxy is an important one, and it is not his destiny to die.

Of course this destiny is the one where he helps the Jedi, possibly assists Ahsoka or Ezra, and in his own way assists the rebels in bringing about the fall of the Empire.

Regardless, he is smitten. Her spell is powerful. Instead of leaving him empty-handed, she pleasures him so well.

She sings her song lovingly in his ear; he feels things he has never felt before. She literally enters his body - she is otherworldly- she exists between galaxies, between dimensions.

She can shift through him, touching every nerve-ending at once. Her hands feel like gossamer around his cock. She lulls him to sleep. He dreams a whole lifetime with her.

“Time stopped. I lived a thousand years with her. Or, was it just one second?"

But, when he awakes, she is not there. Oh, and he cries for her, but it was never meant to be.

Perhaps the way this comes about, the telling of this story in particular, is because Hondo hums her song one day to himself. Another pirate overhears him and goes pale in fear. He had previously barely escaped with his life.

[kylo-wrecked]

@irrfahrer sent:// 🕯️ *chants * starweird, starweird, starweird starweird !

—☾—

"You ever see a ghost, Ziv?"

Ben gazed at his companion from beneath his brow, his solemn cheekbones honed by meiloorun light emanating from the lumipanels that followed the hostel's rectangular contour.

Finding a Corellian hotel that didn't double as a coffin was no easy task, but with a fake name, a large coat, and a few creds (* Ben's for once *), the unlikely duo were able to camp out in a retrofitted bunker for what the locals referred to as 'the night,' in the tongue-in-cheek manner of Corellians. Some of the denizens spoke with the cadence of his father as if the day were some big joke, rigged; according to them, it was always this dark.

"In your waking life—" Ben paused and consulted Ziv's toothy grin. "Besides me."

He shifted to a more comfortable position. For Ben, comfort was sitting with his legs crossed on the mat and his large hands tucked into each other like birds nesting in the space between.

"Has anyone from your old life ever come to you from… beyond?"

[fives-girlfriend]

You ever remember the starweirds and just get viscerally frightened

[stagbeetleboy]

Starweirds are so quirky and definitely not terrifying

[jedijourneys]

Korrin’s Journal; Entry Seventeen

Days continue to pass, the seasons shift and change, and Korrin remains tucked within his temple home, marveling at the frost that clings to the glass windows between every class. The skies are not the only things that have shifted. Change is in all things, this he knows. He sees it within himself, even. Tatooine seemed so long ago now, a distant memory, a dream perhaps. As an Initiate, fresh to the Order, those thoughts had haunted him. He has grown to accept that history, though. He has grown to look toward the present, rather than obsess over the past. After all, it was not the start of his story that mattered, was it? Rather, who he chose to be now. As he sits near the creek, gazing at his rippling reflection upon the cold surface of the gentle water, the Nautolan smiles softly, a gentle expression of warmth.

"Classes come and go. They always do. I recently attended a lecture on The Three Pillars." Korrin explains, his holo-journal recording every word, every gesture. At his side, a shimmering turtle claws at the frozen mud, seemingly content in its search for food. "Ah, yes, Bubbles is still here. He hasn't grown at all, though. So maybe he won't. Maybe he's already as big as he'll ever be." He reasons with a bit of a casual shrug. "But Bubbles is certainly not The Three Pillars, is he? No. And I should not get so distracted. We all know that I will though, no matter how often I tell myself not to." The Adept grins, amused, quietly lingering within his own thoughts for a few moments more.

"The first pillar is The Force. The most important, it would seem. To be a Jedi, one must have that connection, that ability to follow the will of the Force. There are certainly plenty of altruistic, humanitarian organizations out there, but they're not Jedi. That's not to say that they are less than we are, that they are somehow... unworthy. That would be entirely incorrect, and arrogant for any Jedi to believe." He pauses, his insistence fading into contemplative quiet. "But, as Warden Kethry said, the Force is a part of being a Jedi. I understand what this pillar represents." He continues.

"The other two pillars are Knowledge and Self Discipline. Both important in their own ways, of course." Korrin concludes. "Ah, but after class, I met with Aza Sun again, Master Tam'a'ryth's apprentice. He explained that he had recently returned from a mission. Perhaps I am restless when I consider the fact that I have yet to see much of the galaxy for myself. I know I should be patient, though. My time will come." The Nautolan decides with confidence. "I told him about Starweirds, and he said that he had never heard of them before. I hadn't either, until I started researching them in recent months. Fascinating creatures, if they truly exist." Korrin voices his thoughts with a studious expression, owlish eyes unblinking as they gaze into the water's depths.

"Then, we briefly discussed Sarlaccs, and the potential to study them further. He mentioned that he hadn’t thought much about such things, aside from the people who are capable of far worse than any creature. Initially, I rejected the idea. After all, what person can keep a victim alive and in agony for thousands of years? Well... the conversation got me thinking. The Sith probably would try something like that. Some of them are... hmm. I do not mean to sound judgmental, but some of those Sith are indeed quite disturbing." Korrin pauses, humming in thought. "Ah, but... as I said, the conversation got me thinking. The Sith have proven time and time again that they are a threat to the galaxy as a whole. Would it be unkind to... sever their connection to the force, somehow? I briefly read about an ability that allowed Jedi to do just that." He goes on, considering the implications.

"I'm not so sure about the ethics of it, though. I can't imagine how horrible it must feel, to be cut off from the force you've been connected with your entire life. I had intended to ask Aza for his thoughts on the matter, but he had to cut the conversation short. I think I may have to do a bit more research on this anyways. For all I know, it's not even something the Order would consider, and I can see why. It does sound cruel. But... it might also save a lot of innocent lives." He falls silent for a few moments, before offering a sigh. "It's a lot to think about. A lot to consider. But I'll research it anyway. After all, even if it's not something I can put into practice, knowledge is always something to be sought." The Nautolan concludes with a nod of his head, before reaching to close the recording.

[techs-goggles9902]

Space Monster Monday!

Sorry for forgetting to make a day of the week thing the last few days! School sucks 😭

Anyway, I’ve just discovered a new Star Wars space monster/creature and I love it! It’s so cute (I’m being completely serious)

Introducing: Star Weirds

“Starweirds were incorporeal, humanoid, Force-using creatures found only in the vacuum of space. They were very tall and extremely gaunt—to the point of almost being skeletal—and wore ephemeral rags that hung from their two arms.”

To make them cooler: they make a “force shriek” or whatever, meaning they scream using the force but telepathically, right before they attack. ISNT THAT SO COOL IM NERDING OUT