Clan Name? and OC?
Hello. I am making this chapter to ask about the names about Adrian's Madalore Clan.
I am also asking if any of you would want to make OC characters that you wnat me to put into the story.
You can literally make any character you want, race, background, power (but do limit it to less then 28,000 Midichlorians please since the Bendu is around 30,000 by my estimation.)
You can make it as detailed as you want, but please do so if you are going to make it since if you don't scribe certain things, I will make it up and do my own thing.
Go back to the chapter that has Jinx pov in it and her first appearance. Practically everything about her is explained there, while some more things are to be done in later chapters.
Also, yes, you can make something like a Kryptonian OC.
Now hold your horses!
I am going to be toneing thd Strength down if you do decide to put it in and want an Kryptonian OC.
Also I even have it planned our for...Nice powerful beings then a Kryptonian for the story if there ever is one.
I have the power scaling balanced out, even for Ava.
But please try to keep them to Star Wars standards of power scaling so its easier for me to write it into the story. Not that I'm saying it not doable, which it very much is. It'll just be a little annoying that's all.
Also, if you do decide to make OCs then make them soon since I'm gonna have MC do a Bounty Hunter job that he picks up at the Bounty Hunter's Guild.
He will and may work alongside the following:
Cad Bane
KRONOS-327
Aurra Sing
Shahan Alama
Robonino
Embo and his good old doggo (Anooba) Marrok
Sugi
Seripas
Rumi Paramita
Cato Parasitti (This is the one who helped Bane steal a Holocron by her Shape-shifting)
Bossk (I'll be ashamed of you if you don't know this guy)
Jango Fett
Twazzi (Not to sure on this one tbh)
Sixtat (The guy who tried doing the final test in The Box)
Derrown
Onca and Bulduga (the duo brothers invited to The Box but Cad Bane killed Bulduga for his hat.)
Moralo Eval
Mantua
HELIOS-3D
HELIOS-3E
I actually need 25 Bounty Hunters for what I'm going to do but only have 21 viable ones. That means I'll need to create 4 oc ones or you all can do it.
If you do, then you can decide what your character will do in the future of the story.
Like do they join MCs Clan, join the Republic like Bric, join the COI and Dooku, remain neutral, jealous of mx and tries to kill him it whatever...
You can decide it all.
So now onto the Clan.
the images below are to use to refrence to so i can create an emblem/Sigil for the Clan myslef.
i own none of these images.
These are the Clan names I can't decide on:
The words in brackets is in the Mandalorian language Mando'a. A Clan is called after these words in Mando'a but can be in the "English" version too like Death Watch.
Clan Eternal <or Clan Unity> (Darasuum - eternal or eternally, forever) - Meant to signify image here
Clan Dovah or Clan Dovahkiin "yes I did this"- image here
Clan Hawke or Clan Hawk (Galaar - Hawk) - image here
Clan Aranar (Aranar - Defend) - image here
Clan Atiniir (Atiniir - To endure) - image here
Clan Canur (Cabur - protector or guardian) - image here
Clan Kirin - image here
I couldn't describe the Kirin in a single word so here is some information on it which you can interpret.
Each Clan has a significance and a meaning to it.
It solent have to be the pairings I choose, you can literally mix and match whichever and decide on what you want. Like Clan Hawke has a Horse for its emblem instead of a bird. You get the idea.
The following below is description of a Kirin:
One of the rarest, most awesome, and most powerful creatures ever known in East Asia is the unicorn-like kirin. It is a regal animal, holy and highly revered, and often considered a god in its own right. The kirin is a chimerical beast resembling a deer with scales like a dragon's covering its body. It has a tail like an ox's and a flowing mane. Its body and mane are covered in brilliant holy fire. Its face is the picture of utter serenity.
A gentle animal, the kirin never eats the flesh of other beings, and it takes great care never to tread on any living thing, even lowly insects. When it walks, it does so without trampling a single blade of grass. Its beauty is only surpassed by its rarity; kirin only appear during periods of world peace, during the reigns of noble and enlightened rulers, in lands owned by wise and benevolent people, or as heralds of a golden age. Kirin never harm good and pure souls, but they are swift and fierce to attack if threatened, breathing holy fire from their mouths.
Because kirin are beasts of purity and goodness, they have been used in carvings and paintings as symbols of these virtues since early times. They are also seen as symbols of justice and wisdom. Because of their holiness, images of kirin frequently adorn temples and shrines. They are omens of great luck and fortune, and the appearance of a kirin is often believed to be a sign of the arrival of a great leader or a wise man.
Kirin were originally introduced to Japan via Chinese myths and legend, where they are known as qilin. Over time, the Chinese and Japanese version diverged into slightly different creatures. In Japan, the kirin is considered to be the most powerful and sacred beast of all, surpassing the hō-ō and tatsu in power.
The giraffe is also called kirin in Japanese, named for the traits it shares with the holy kirin. Its long legs, scale-like pattern, gentle nature, and the knobs on its head must have reminded the first Japanese to see a giraffe of this most sacred of beasts.