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| === August 2021 - [[Nikora Rhan]] === | | === April 2024 - [[Envoy Corps]] === |
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| [[File:Nikora Portrait.jpg|250px|right]] | | Guided by the [[Exarch]], the '''Envoy Corps''' tackles bounties, contracts, and missions that burnish the Brotherhood's reputation among the galaxy's power players. Renowned for their expertise and shrewdness, Envoys deploy in diverse pairs or teams, drawing upon specialists from all seven clans and their associated allies. With conditional advisement from the [[Emissary]] or [[Herald]], the Envoy Corps seeks to bolster the Brotherhood's standing with its current and potential allies while countering propaganda being spread by their adversaries. |
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| {{Quote|''''You can develop all the fancy stunts, tricks, and tactics you like. They won't mean a damn thing unless you have someone around to make sure that your ships fly and your guns can shoot.'''|Rhan}}
| | The Envoy Corps was formed out of a need to better establish the Brotherhood's efforts in building a positive image on the greater stage of the Galaxy, while also bridging relationships between he Clans and the Council. While it might look like a public-relations gambit on the surface, the Council put their full weight and support behind the Envoy Corps and trusted that it would become a vital key to their strategy of success. |
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| '''Nikora Rhan''' is a [[starwars:Nautolan/Legends|Nautolan]] female serving Clan [[Odan-Urr]]. Raised by a pair of smugglers operating on the [[starwars:Outer Rim/Legends|Outer Rim]] for much of her childhood, she was eventually recruited into the [[starwars:Jensaarai|Jensaarai Order]] as her blossoming powers became increasingly difficult to control. This affinity with machinery led to her becoming a de facto weaponsmith within their organisation, serving to keep the [[starwars:Ring Defenders|Ring Defenders]] in operation and maintaining equipment. This emphasis on engineering and maintenance meant that she was one of several who voiced in favour of the Reclaimer experiment to seek out lost battlegrounds and recover salvage for the Jensaarai to use. This activity led to her frequently butting heads with those among the Jensaarai who believed that secrecy and isolation were needed in order to survive.
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| Rhan became increasingly disillusioned with the Order's leadership as they pushed for ever-greater seclusion from the galaxy. This finally led to her breaking with the group entirely following a discovery that the elder Jensaarai were hoping to avoid possible annihilation by the likes of the [[starwars:First Order|First Order]] by erasing past records. After being tasked with arresting [[Ka Tarvitz]] during his reappearance on [[starwars:Susevfi|Susevfi]], Rhan instead opted to follow him into exile and sided with [[Clan Odan-Urr]]. This would later see the two of them establishing [[The Fang]] as a base of operations, and working to preserve their teachings.
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Latest revision as of 16:58, 1 April 2024
Guided by the Exarch, the Envoy Corps tackles bounties, contracts, and missions that burnish the Brotherhood's reputation among the galaxy's power players. Renowned for their expertise and shrewdness, Envoys deploy in diverse pairs or teams, drawing upon specialists from all seven clans and their associated allies. With conditional advisement from the Emissary or Herald, the Envoy Corps seeks to bolster the Brotherhood's standing with its current and potential allies while countering propaganda being spread by their adversaries.
The Envoy Corps was formed out of a need to better establish the Brotherhood's efforts in building a positive image on the greater stage of the Galaxy, while also bridging relationships between he Clans and the Council. While it might look like a public-relations gambit on the surface, the Council put their full weight and support behind the Envoy Corps and trusted that it would become a vital key to their strategy of success.
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