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| '''Kano is a Mercenary for the [[Dark Jedi Brotherhood]]. This Human male is a dedicated [[starwars:Mandalorian|Mandalorian]] warrior and a seasoned veteran when it comes to violence and mayhem. He spent years in service with [[Clan Naga Sadow]] until a personal quest led him out of the Brotherhoods reach. While away Kano disconnected himself from the Force inorder to focus on improving his skills as a true Mandalorian. He was thought to be dead for years until showed up to join the ranks of [[Clan Vizsla]].''' | | '''Aliso City is the primary settlement on Aliso. Under the control of Clan Plagueis, it can be described as the nucleus of the Clan's operations and presence on the planet. The city is constructed atop a plateau and extends eastward from the Clan’s headquarters, The Pinnacle. Originally comprised of utilitarian structures left behind by the forces of the Confederacy of Independent Systems, or CIS, new infrastructure has developed as the population has grown. |
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| | Aliso City is, for lack of a better definition, a frontier city. Before Plagueis occupied the planet, Separatist forces controlled the Pinnacle and other military buildings, outposts, and industry located along the western side of the plateau. These were ultimately abandoned during or after the Clone Wars, falling into disrepair and obsolescence before Plagueian forces arrived planetside. |
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| Kano was born in 7 ABY to a mother he would never know and a father that was already married and attached to another family, that father was Zane Pepoi. Zane decided to not let his family know of his infidelities and took the child named Kano to a long time friend. That friend, Tor Tydex, adopted Kano into his family as if her were one of his own and began teaching him the ways of the Mandalorians. Kano lived with Tor, Shai, and his younger brother Rang happily until 13 ABY when a group of outcast Mandalorians attacked the family’s house. Everyone was killed except Kano, who had been knocked unconscious as he attempted to save his mother from one of the attackers.
| | Before and after Plagueian occupation, Aliso City began to naturally expand eastward due to a settling immigrant population and transient merchants taking an interest in the returning industry and military operations emerging from Aliso. The organization of the city beyond the position of the Pinnacle and its complexes, consequently, is most affected by the specific demographics of those who reside within its borders, with each neighborhood’s structure, economics, and culture differing from the next. |
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| Kano awoke a year later in 14 ABY with no memory of his life or family. He was alone on the planet of [[starwars:Raxus Prime|Raxus Prime]] for several hours before a man wearing a full armor suit and T-shaped visor approached him. The man was the former leader of the group that attacked Kano’s family and he offered the young boy a home and training to become a [[starwars:Mandalorian|Mandalorian]] warrior and bounty hunter. He gave the child the name of Ryuk and asked to only be called buir.
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Revision as of 12:43, 6 February 2020
Aliso City is the primary settlement on Aliso. Under the control of Clan Plagueis, it can be described as the nucleus of the Clan's operations and presence on the planet. The city is constructed atop a plateau and extends eastward from the Clan’s headquarters, The Pinnacle. Originally comprised of utilitarian structures left behind by the forces of the Confederacy of Independent Systems, or CIS, new infrastructure has developed as the population has grown.
Aliso City is, for lack of a better definition, a frontier city. Before Plagueis occupied the planet, Separatist forces controlled the Pinnacle and other military buildings, outposts, and industry located along the western side of the plateau. These were ultimately abandoned during or after the Clone Wars, falling into disrepair and obsolescence before Plagueian forces arrived planetside.
Before and after Plagueian occupation, Aliso City began to naturally expand eastward due to a settling immigrant population and transient merchants taking an interest in the returning industry and military operations emerging from Aliso. The organization of the city beyond the position of the Pinnacle and its complexes, consequently, is most affected by the specific demographics of those who reside within its borders, with each neighborhood’s structure, economics, and culture differing from the next.
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