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ElominElomin are tall, thin humanoids with two distinctly alien features — ears which taper to points, and
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four horn-like protrusions on the tops of their heads. Though the race considered itself fairly
'''Species:''' Elomin<br />
'''Home Planet:''' [[Elom]] <br />
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'''Elomin''' <br />
The Elomin were horned humanoids from [[Elom]] who lived on the surface of the planet while another sentient species—the Elom—lived underground. <br />
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'''Biology & Appearance:''' <br />
Elomin skin featured a variety of colors from bright pink to dark purple. Features of their anatomy which distinguished them from baseline humans included neck wattles, spanchons, four stomachs, generative nodes, six-chambered hearts, nose tusks, long hairs which grew behind their ears, and horns. <br />
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'''Personality:''' <br />
Elomin strove to find order in things and worked to create order where none existed. Therefore, they were unable to cope with the unstructured attack of a perfectly executed Marg Sabl maneuver. The Elomin were obsessed with personal hygiene, combing their long ear hair and polishing their horns.<br />
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'''History:''' <br />
The Elomin were thought by some xenoarchaeologists to be descended from a lost colony of [[Zabrak]] who settled [[Elom]] in the distant past. The Elomin inhabited the surface of their planet, initially unaware that another intelligent species inhabited the crust below. The Elom had once lived on the surface, but were forced to move underground when water became scarce. They remained isolated, continuing to retreat further underground.


advanced, it was primitive by the standards of the Old Republic, whose scouts first encountered them.
When the Elomin re-discovered the Eloms, their government tried to convince the Galactic Republic that they were only unintelligent animals, and pressed them in to service as servants and laborers. The truth was eventually discovered, and Eloms were granted the same rights as other sentient species. Despite their newly bestowed sufferage, Eloms did not seem to be interested in politics, and continued to live in their burrows. The Elomin continued to govern the world of Elom and represented the planet offworld. When the Galactic Empire came to power, they enslaved the Elomin to work in their own lommite mines. The Eloms staged raids and rescued numerous Elomin from slavery. After their planet was liberated by the Republic, the two species began integrating their societies together.<br />
 
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The Elomin had no space travel capabilities, and had not progressed beyond the stage of slug-throwing
'''Notable Elomin:''' <br />
 
Notable Elomin included Verrinnefra B’thog Indriummsegh, a signatory to the Declaration of a New Republic and a member of the New Republic Provisional Council; Monjai served as governor of Kal'Shebbol following its liberation from the Empire; Te Corso was a Jedi Master during the Second Imperial Civil War. <br />
weaponry or combustible engines.&nbsp; Blasters and repulsorlifts were unlike anything the species had ever
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'''''Attribute Dice:''''' 12D<br />DEXTERITY 2D/4D<br />KNOWLEDGE 1D+2/3D+2<br />MECHANICAL 2D/4D<br />PERCEPTION 2D/4D<br />STRENGTH 1D/3D<br />TECHNICAL 2D+1/4D<br />
imagined.With the technological aid of the Old Republic, Elomin soon found themselves with starships,
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'''Move:''' 10/12 <br />
repulsorlift craft. and high-tech mining equipment. With these things, they were able to add their
'''Size:''' 1.6-1.9 meters tall <br />
 
'''Source:''' Heir to the Empire: Sourcebook (p. 96-97) & Wookieepedia (For the Elomin Description)
world's resources to the galactic market.Elomin are beings that admire the simple beauty and grace of order. They are creatures that prefer to
 
view the universe and every aspect of it as distinctly predictable and organized. This view is
 
reflected in Elomin art. which tends to be very structured and often repetitive, reflecting their own
 
predictable approach to life.Elomin view many other species as unpredictable, disorganized and chaotic, and prefer to work only with
 
their own species. Old Republic psychologists feared that this pattern of behavior would make them
 
ineffectual in deep space, but the Elomin were able to find comfort in the organized pattern of stars
 
and astrogation charts. The only unknowns were simply missing parts of the total structure, not chaotic
 
elements which could randomly disrupt the normal order.Elom was placed under Imperial martial law during the height of the Empire. The Elomin were turned into
 
slaves and forced to mine lommite for their Imperial masters. Lommite, among its other uses, is a major
 
component in the manufacturing of transparisteel, and the Empire needed lots of the ore for its growing
 
fleet of starships. When the Empire was pushed back, Elom was freed. It quickly took its place in the
 
New Republic.<br />• Elomin<br />Attribute Dice: 12D<br />DEXTERITY 2D/4D<br />KNOWLEDGE 1D+2/3D+2<br />MECHANICAL 2D/4D<br />PERCEPTION 2D/4D<br />STRENGTH 1D/3D<br />TECHNICAL 2D+1/4D<br />Move: 10/12Size: 1.6-1.9 meters tall

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Elomin

Species: Elomin
Home Planet: Elom

Elomin
The Elomin were horned humanoids from Elom who lived on the surface of the planet while another sentient species—the Elom—lived underground.

Biology & Appearance:
Elomin skin featured a variety of colors from bright pink to dark purple. Features of their anatomy which distinguished them from baseline humans included neck wattles, spanchons, four stomachs, generative nodes, six-chambered hearts, nose tusks, long hairs which grew behind their ears, and horns.

Personality:
Elomin strove to find order in things and worked to create order where none existed. Therefore, they were unable to cope with the unstructured attack of a perfectly executed Marg Sabl maneuver. The Elomin were obsessed with personal hygiene, combing their long ear hair and polishing their horns.

History:
The Elomin were thought by some xenoarchaeologists to be descended from a lost colony of Zabrak who settled Elom in the distant past. The Elomin inhabited the surface of their planet, initially unaware that another intelligent species inhabited the crust below. The Elom had once lived on the surface, but were forced to move underground when water became scarce. They remained isolated, continuing to retreat further underground.

When the Elomin re-discovered the Eloms, their government tried to convince the Galactic Republic that they were only unintelligent animals, and pressed them in to service as servants and laborers. The truth was eventually discovered, and Eloms were granted the same rights as other sentient species. Despite their newly bestowed sufferage, Eloms did not seem to be interested in politics, and continued to live in their burrows. The Elomin continued to govern the world of Elom and represented the planet offworld. When the Galactic Empire came to power, they enslaved the Elomin to work in their own lommite mines. The Eloms staged raids and rescued numerous Elomin from slavery. After their planet was liberated by the Republic, the two species began integrating their societies together.

Notable Elomin:
Notable Elomin included Verrinnefra B’thog Indriummsegh, a signatory to the Declaration of a New Republic and a member of the New Republic Provisional Council; Monjai served as governor of Kal'Shebbol following its liberation from the Empire; Te Corso was a Jedi Master during the Second Imperial Civil War.

Attribute Dice: 12D
DEXTERITY 2D/4D
KNOWLEDGE 1D+2/3D+2
MECHANICAL 2D/4D
PERCEPTION 2D/4D
STRENGTH 1D/3D
TECHNICAL 2D+1/4D

Move: 10/12
Size: 1.6-1.9 meters tall
Source: Heir to the Empire: Sourcebook (p. 96-97) & Wookieepedia (For the Elomin Description)