Whe

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1 Race Overview:
2 GENERIC Whe NPCs
3 UNIQUE Whe NPCs
4 Additional Material about this Race:

Race Overview:

The Whe you are most likely to encounter will be either a solider or a rogue Whe fleeing from the hunters. [2] If you are unfortunate enough to encounter a Whe soldier, then he or she is probably trying to kill you. The Whe, though not as physically powerful in comparison to species like the Eridani or Cizerack, have a few advantages that make them a formidable foe. Whe are genetically screened before birth to determine their ideal occupation as adults. Those selected to be soldiers are trained from birth to be the perfect soldier. Highly trained, equipped with state-of-the-art weaponry, and driven by a biological urge to fight, a Whe soldier is an opponent that should not be underestimated. Whe are humanoid creatures with few distinct facial features and uniformly gray skin. A Whe’s body is covered in symmetrical patches of raised skin, giving it the appearance that it is armor plated. Despite this appearance, a Whe’s skin is no tougher than a human’s skin. A Whe’s face is very smooth and streamlined with two small black eyes, which are set close together into two shallow depressions on either side of where a nose would normally be. On each cheek is a small slit, which is actually a mouth. Whe breath through two larger slits in the front of their necks. Whe have three fingers and two thumbs on each hand. The two thumbs are located on opposite sides of the hand, one on the bot- tom and the other where a human’s thumb would normally be. Whe society is expansionistic and aggressive, and the Whe have come into conflict with many neighboring species. They conquer new worlds for the resources; they need to fuel their massive war effort against all alien species. The Whe will be aggressive toward any new alien species they encounter. All unidentified species are to be captured (killed if necessary) and handed over to the science division for dis- section and reverse engineering of their equipment. There are some members of the Whe that have fled from their civi- lization. Some do not believe in the mindless conquering and enslave- ment of other species, while others are simply unhappy with their lives. [3] For whatever reason they left, these Whe would risk death if they stayed and rebelled against the system. As a result, most of these rogues flee from Whe controlled space. The Whe society views these individu- als as damaged. Obviously they have lost their biological urge to serve the greater good of their race. These traitors are shot on sight by the military, as it is seen as the most humane way to deal with them. Note: Any player who chooses the Whe as his or her character’s species must play a rogue.

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