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| | Born during the [[starwars:Free Ryloth Movement|Imperial occupation]] on the planet [[starwars:Ryloth|Ryloth]], the twin sisters '''Ysera''' and '''Kasula''' '''Daegella''' are celebrities among the galactic racing community. Famous as holostars in addition to their reputation in the races, their talents as '''Pilots''' are unmatched to all but a select few contenders. |
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| [[File:14185_ben_infobox.png|left|170px]] | | Born during the [[starwars:Free Ryloth Movement|Free Ryloth Movement]] to freedom fighters against the [[starwars:Galactic Empire|Galactic Empire]], Kasula and Ysera Daegella's birth parents, Mikam and Zhedra Daegella, died in the twins' infancy. Preserved in the Daegella Kalikori, their sole knowledge of their lineage comes from artwork painted or otherwise carven into the heirloom's surface, passed down to the sisters from their ancestral line. Although neither of them had ever known their birth parents, the trinket had allowed the twins a faint glance of who their birth parents and distant ancestors were. Having inherited their ancestral estate on the outskirts of the [[starwars:Tann Province|Tann Province]] in [[starwars:Ryloth|Ryloth]], the Daegella twins lived there through childhood, bearing no particular attachment to their surroundings. Instead, their attention directed outwards — towards the races.{{Clear}} |
| '''Bentre Stahoes''', known in Twi'lek society as Kairn'tel Versea, is a human [[Shadow]] hailing from the planet Corellia. The Sith still considers himself an [[Obelisk]] at heart, despite the inquisition of [[Grand Master]] [[Pravus]] and the Dark Brotherhood as a whole against so-called '''Undesirables.''' A proud member of his Clan, Stahoes currently serves [[Clan Naga Sadow]] as Rollmaster. The man's attitude, speech, and even his very walk show off an obvious sense of self importance.
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| Even since becoming a member of the Dark Brotherhood, Bentre continues to excel in the area of computer programming and in the manipulation of computer systems. Preferring to keep a datapad on-hand- "just in case"- he takes a child-like glee in the act of breaking into computer systems. He considers himself to be a pretty fair [[starwars:slicer|Slicer]] and will lunge at opportunities to prove his mettle against more high security systems. Still, he tries not to allow it to get in the way of his combat training as Bentre firmly believes that being quick with a blaster and lightsaber will save him long before his computer talents ever will. {{Clear}}
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Born during the Imperial occupation on the planet Ryloth, the twin sisters Ysera and Kasula Daegella are celebrities among the galactic racing community. Famous as holostars in addition to their reputation in the races, their talents as Pilots are unmatched to all but a select few contenders.
Born during the Free Ryloth Movement to freedom fighters against the Galactic Empire, Kasula and Ysera Daegella's birth parents, Mikam and Zhedra Daegella, died in the twins' infancy. Preserved in the Daegella Kalikori, their sole knowledge of their lineage comes from artwork painted or otherwise carven into the heirloom's surface, passed down to the sisters from their ancestral line. Although neither of them had ever known their birth parents, the trinket had allowed the twins a faint glance of who their birth parents and distant ancestors were. Having inherited their ancestral estate on the outskirts of the Tann Province in Ryloth, the Daegella twins lived there through childhood, bearing no particular attachment to their surroundings. Instead, their attention directed outwards — towards the races.
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