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| | [[File:Okami-hunt.jpg|left|thumb|190px|Okami on the hunt]] |
| | The Okami are Mandalorians who are extremely conservative in their adherence to the [[starwars:Resol'nare|Resol'nare]]: wearing armor, speaking the language, defending oneself and family, raising your children as Mandalorians, contributing to the clan's welfare, and when called upon by the Mand'alor, rallying to their cause. Additionally, their tradition dictates they try to live as simply as they can in environments other groups would find hostile, believing that a luxurious lifestyle leads to weak warriors. The Clan doesn't reject technology outright however as they use it in training, combat, transportation, construction and farming. |
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| ==Clan Okami==
| | The leader of the Clan is given the title Patriarch or Matriarch and is elected by the elders until they can no longer serve or are unfit to follow the Mandalorian [[starwars:Canons of Honor|Canons of Honor]]. It is rare that a leader should retire, however, as most die in war or are challenged and killed in combat. |
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| === Assets ===
| | They have a special relationship with a local species of [[starwars:Anooba|Anooba]] endemic to Kaerls, but spread throughout Kiast and other systems through breeding and trade, the [[Stroilk (Creature)|Stroilk]]. Okami both hunt these animals and keep them as hunting companions, though they make poor pets and are usually left in the wild until needed. A warrior's rite of passage — s type of coming-of-age ritual for young adults — involves hunting one of these creatures with a favored simple melee weapon of choice. The pelt of their kill is worn over their [[starwars:Mandalorian armor|Beskar'gam]] in an almost reverence, while the bodies of any companions killed during the rite, in keeping with tradition, are burned in the Vestaad township and spread across the Godaark mountains. |
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| Clan Okami’s main headquarters is on the Kaerls Ice Moon, there is also a smaller settlement for training and other Clan Okami affairs on the same moon. Lastly a training facility on the planet of Solyiat in Widreth. The Okami Clan’s main flagship is a Quasar Fire-class Cruiser Carrier called the [https://www.darkjedibrotherhood.com/items/48932-quasar-fire-class-cruiser-carrier| Jörmungandr] fully outfitted with two squadrons of RZ-2 A-wing Interceptors called the [https://www.darkjedibrotherhood.com/items/64825-rz-2-a-wing-interceptor-squadron| White Wolves].
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| The Okami are Mandalorians who are extremely conservative in their adherence to the [https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Resol'nare| resol'nare]. As such, they try to live as simply as they can in environments other groups would find hostile, believing that a luxurious lifestyle leads to weak warriors. The Clan doesn't reject technology outright however, being just as advanced as any other Mando clans, keeping to their warrior roots.
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| The leader of the Clan is given the title Patriarch/Matriarch and is elected by the elders until they can no longer serve or are unfit to follow the Mandalorian Canons of Honor.
| | [[File:Okami-Grand-Hall.jpg|left|thumb|170px|The Grand hall]] |
| They have a special relationship with a local species of wolf like creatures on Widreth, Solyiat, the Strolik, that they both hunt and keep as companions. The warrior's rite of passage involves hunting one of these creatures with a favored simple melee weapon of the younglings choice. The pelt of their kill and any fellow warriors pets who have died in combat are worn over their [https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Manda_(religious)| Mando] armor in an almost spiritual reverence while keeping to the Manda by burning their fallen in mass.
| | Clan Okami’s main headquarters is located in the small township of Vestaad in the geothermal valley of the same name on the [[Kaerls]] ice moon. The township houses numerous houses and the Grand hall used as the home of the current leader and town center. The houses are made from natural materials, as is the preference of the Okami. Wood, stone and the similar materials dominate, though there are areas that require modern and sophisticated means to keep them operational. |
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| === Outsiders Joining the Okami ===
| | The township's location is off-center to the valley, leaning on one side of the Godaark mountains to the north. Several hangars are kept in operation in the cliffs to the west, for operation and maintenance of Okami starships. The township itself houses strategic supply depots for defense against invaders, as well as storage units for speeders and other equipment used for hunting and war. A large, wooden palisade wall encircles the township to fend off wildlife. The palisade is reinforced with point defense lasers for anti-air and anti-space defense. |
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| Just as the young of the Okami comes to hone their skills and learn to live off the land. It’s also the starting point for the long dangerous journey to the Stroliks natural habitat in the northern forests of Widreth then back to the training facility on Solyiat. That others may take in order to prove their worth to the Clan and join its ranks. Outsiders would normally fly to the forest, but to be apart of the Clan you must not only survive the hunt, the initiate must also survive the journey there and back with the pelt of their kill through the grueling six day journey then face off in a hand to hand combat circle to first blood by a fellow clan member.
| | Much of the land outside the palisade wall made up of fertile farmland used to feed the population and geothermal vents and lakes. The population enjoy bathing in the ponds and lakes as their temperature is significantly higher than the surrounding tundra. |
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| | There are several dozen outposts, hunting grounds, training grounds and several smaller settlements on the same moon littered across its surface, as well as a training facility on the planet of [[Solyiat]] in the [[Solyiat#The_Tundra_Flats|Tundra Flats]]. |
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| | Unlike native Mandalorians, the Okami clan's isolation has left it in a precarious position of being unable to expand their numbers to an acceptable degree. The solution, while controversial at the time, was allowing outsiders into their home and slowly acclimatizing them to the Manda. Despite protests about how the potential changes and destruction of their tradition if outsiders were let in, the Manda has remained strong within the Okami Clan. |
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| | The current population of Okami Mandalorians is around three hundred individuals of all ages. Of those, however, only around sixty are warriors. Many are not fit to wear the Beskar'gam or are physically unable to be soldiers. They have taken up other noble pursuits, such as farming, hunting, mechanic work, etc. Many are children and elderly who maintain the homesteads when the warriors are engaged in war. |
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| | [[File:Okami-Fang.jpg|thumb|left|170px|An Okami ''Fang'' fighter]] |
| | The Okami have no large fleet as they are a highly specialized force of shock troops. They usually employ half a squadron of [https://www.darkjedibrotherhood.com/item_prototypes/fang-fighter Fang fighters]. The squadron has no official name, as it is neither part of the Odan-Urr navy nor the Vatali Imperial Navy. |
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| | Additionally, for long-haul transport purposes, the Okami utilize two [https://www.darkjedibrotherhood.com/items/47701-gr-75-medium-transport GR-75 Medium Transports]. For shorter hauls they utilize several reliable [https://www.darkjedibrotherhood.com/items/57314-aka-jor-class-shuttle Aka'jor-class Shuttles]. |
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| | In combat the Okami almost exclusively utilize the [https://www.darkjedibrotherhood.com/items/50667-kom-rk-class-fighter Kom'rk-class Fighter] for delivering shock troops to the battlefield. One such ship is used to ferry the leader and his escort on diplomatic missions and other endeavors. |
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History
Roots of the Clan
Okami on the hunt
The Okami are Mandalorians who are extremely conservative in their adherence to the Resol'nare: wearing armor, speaking the language, defending oneself and family, raising your children as Mandalorians, contributing to the clan's welfare, and when called upon by the Mand'alor, rallying to their cause. Additionally, their tradition dictates they try to live as simply as they can in environments other groups would find hostile, believing that a luxurious lifestyle leads to weak warriors. The Clan doesn't reject technology outright however as they use it in training, combat, transportation, construction and farming.
The leader of the Clan is given the title Patriarch or Matriarch and is elected by the elders until they can no longer serve or are unfit to follow the Mandalorian Canons of Honor. It is rare that a leader should retire, however, as most die in war or are challenged and killed in combat.
They have a special relationship with a local species of Anooba endemic to Kaerls, but spread throughout Kiast and other systems through breeding and trade, the Stroilk. Okami both hunt these animals and keep them as hunting companions, though they make poor pets and are usually left in the wild until needed. A warrior's rite of passage — s type of coming-of-age ritual for young adults — involves hunting one of these creatures with a favored simple melee weapon of choice. The pelt of their kill is worn over their Beskar'gam in an almost reverence, while the bodies of any companions killed during the rite, in keeping with tradition, are burned in the Vestaad township and spread across the Godaark mountains.
Assets
Headquarters
The Grand hall
Clan Okami’s main headquarters is located in the small township of Vestaad in the geothermal valley of the same name on the Kaerls ice moon. The township houses numerous houses and the Grand hall used as the home of the current leader and town center. The houses are made from natural materials, as is the preference of the Okami. Wood, stone and the similar materials dominate, though there are areas that require modern and sophisticated means to keep them operational.
The township's location is off-center to the valley, leaning on one side of the Godaark mountains to the north. Several hangars are kept in operation in the cliffs to the west, for operation and maintenance of Okami starships. The township itself houses strategic supply depots for defense against invaders, as well as storage units for speeders and other equipment used for hunting and war. A large, wooden palisade wall encircles the township to fend off wildlife. The palisade is reinforced with point defense lasers for anti-air and anti-space defense.
Much of the land outside the palisade wall made up of fertile farmland used to feed the population and geothermal vents and lakes. The population enjoy bathing in the ponds and lakes as their temperature is significantly higher than the surrounding tundra.
There are several dozen outposts, hunting grounds, training grounds and several smaller settlements on the same moon littered across its surface, as well as a training facility on the planet of Solyiat in the Tundra Flats.
Population
Unlike native Mandalorians, the Okami clan's isolation has left it in a precarious position of being unable to expand their numbers to an acceptable degree. The solution, while controversial at the time, was allowing outsiders into their home and slowly acclimatizing them to the Manda. Despite protests about how the potential changes and destruction of their tradition if outsiders were let in, the Manda has remained strong within the Okami Clan.
The current population of Okami Mandalorians is around three hundred individuals of all ages. Of those, however, only around sixty are warriors. Many are not fit to wear the Beskar'gam or are physically unable to be soldiers. They have taken up other noble pursuits, such as farming, hunting, mechanic work, etc. Many are children and elderly who maintain the homesteads when the warriors are engaged in war.
Fleet
An Okami Fang fighter
The Okami have no large fleet as they are a highly specialized force of shock troops. They usually employ half a squadron of Fang fighters. The squadron has no official name, as it is neither part of the Odan-Urr navy nor the Vatali Imperial Navy.
Additionally, for long-haul transport purposes, the Okami utilize two GR-75 Medium Transports. For shorter hauls they utilize several reliable Aka'jor-class Shuttles.
In combat the Okami almost exclusively utilize the Kom'rk-class Fighter for delivering shock troops to the battlefield. One such ship is used to ferry the leader and his escort on diplomatic missions and other endeavors.
Recruitment
Families and homesteads
TBA
Outsiders Joining the Okami
TBA