Galaxy's Edge Rpg

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humans Koobs: slang for Kublaren, the dominant race on Kublar. Kublaren are described as having “frog-like neck sacks,” “three-fingered hands.” Mainly use "slug throwers" which are projectile weapons that were in use before blasters, but will occasionally use blasters. Drusic: a race of “semi-sentient” primates. But they’re apparently smart enough to pilot L-13 Preyhunters of the MCR

Kublar is a rim world in the Galactic Republic, toward the edge of the galaxy. Identified as a Type-VII planet with R-1 potential by Captain Devers

Legionnaire with Doomsday Squad. is the squad jokester

a new recruit in the Legion, assigned to Chhun’s platoon in Victory company.

member of Victory Company who claimed a kill on Kreggak, the Kublaren chieftan from Moona Village. Best sniper in the company. assigned to Chhun’s platoon in Victory Company. Held the position of turret gunner in Chhun’s combat sled. Call sign is Doomsday-4.

medical officer for Doomsday Squad in Victory company, aka Doc.

Legion sergeant, NCO in Specter squad, served in Victory company. Call sign is Specter-2.

A Republic Army Specialist who is picked up by Victory Company after the attack on Annek Village. A good shot. He is a basic at this time, not a legionnaire.

Legion:The Galactic Republic Legion. Elite ground assault forces controlled by the Republic. The legion was formed during the Savage Wars, disposed with civilian oversight, and “deployed throughout the galaxy, and turned the tide of the Savage Wars” MCR: Short for Mid-Core Rebels: terrorist organization who oppose the Republic. Republic: the galactic government in the Galaxy’s Edge series. The Galactic Republic government consists of the Senate and the House of Reason. Republic army are called "basics" in a derogatory way by the Legionnaires. Savage Wars: A period of intense fighting when slower-than light colony ships arrived at worlds already populated by colonists who emigrated on FTL equipped ships. Began roughly two thousand years before the events in Legionnaire. They ended with the creation of the Republic Legion several decades before the events in Legionnaire.

MBT: Main Battle Tank. The ones on Kublar are equipped with 120mm guns. Combat Sled "CS" or "Sled": Quick and agile. Repulsor driven. Cockpit carries two drivers with room for a field commander. Cockpit separated from cargo bay, a relay screen mounted in the bay on this separation displays forward holocams and receives holo-transmissions from command. Bay lighted with red interior lights. Bay carries six passengers in jump seats and a gunner in a turret just aft of the cockpit. The gunner mans "Twins". Main ramp at the back, half opens down, the other half up. Opened by a button inside the bay. Combat Sled (CS): an armored personnel carrier used by the Legion. Manned by two pilots, with a position for a field commander in the front section, six men plus a turret gunner ride in the rear section. They have externally mounted cameras and a twin repeating blaster mount on top (aka the Twins). Combat sleds are generally built by Republic Armorworks. Chiasm- Capital-class destroyer, destroyed

Aero-precision "AP" Missile Launcher: Man portable missile launcher. Capable of both auto-targeting and manual targeting, and makes a sound like a repulsor speeder whooshing past you in top drive at the Hendahl Raceways. Capable of attacking both ground and air vehicles. EMP Shotgun: a close range energy weapon meant to disable warbots. -4 Rifle: Primary weapon of the Legionnaires. Charge packs deplete from green to black and are reloaded like a magazine with "fresh" charge packs. Vibroknife: Close quarters melee weapon. Can cut througha legionnaire helmet. N-16: an obsolete blaster rifle used by legionnaires. The full-auto blast feature was unreliable N-18 Long barreled rifle: Sniper rifle NS-2: a relatively simple blaster rifle which has greater range and charge capacity than the N-4, but less power. PK-9A: a blaster rifle. Not as good as a Legionnaire N-4 but still dangerous. The PK-9 is a slightly older variant. SAB: "Squad Automatic Blaster". Extremely heavy, rapid fire, automatic blaster. A specialized charge pack is carried on the users back that allows for extended fire. Twin medium-heavy blasters "Twins": Turret mounted. Fires pressurized, explosive, rapid fire bolts. "Ear popper": Flash-bang grenade. Deafening boom and blinding flash, disorienting the enemy. "Fragger": Dual fragmentation grenade. First detonation is a standard fragmentation that releases four compact balls upward. The second, is the four balls that detonate creating intense shrapnel that shreds all organic material in the area.

All armor at this point in time is that sand colored legionnaire armor. that is subject to change depending on later events and {{user}} choices Bucket: slang for a legionnaire’s helmet. It contains L-comm communications gear, a Heads Up Display (HUD) and gives access to the L-Comm legionnaire battle network. They are custom built for each legionnaire, are expensive (“Cost more than a luxury sled”), and provide the wearer with “filtration system, clear-vision visors with instant thermal or UV optic overlays, bone conduction headsets, DSK AI and voice enhancers.” [Leg, p. 8] All buckets are also are equipped with limited AI capabilities for threat assessments. Enemy positions are denoted by yellow dots on a bucket’s HUD, while friendly forces are represented by green dots. Tongue toggles are used to switch between channels and systems. L-Comm: legionnaire communication device. “The L-comm master channel can only be changed via narrow-beam recalibration by a destroyer. … Republic engineering didn’t anticipate a company being isolated without capital ship support. Each L-Comm has the ability to set up, store, and encrypt two secure channels.

Legionnaire assigned to Sgt. Chhun’s platoon in Victory company. Gets into harsh confrontations with Devers at several points in Legionnaire.

Arriving at Moona village, the company receives a garbled transmission from Outpost Zulu, a relay station in the mountains that reports that Victory company is apparently destroyed. Again, Devers denies the news and insists he has everything under control. In the meantime Chhun talks to Chieftan Kreggak and learns the Annek tribe and their MCR allies are responsible for the attacks and the unrest. Kreggak promises that if the company attacks Annek village they can destroy the tribe and its rebel allies as well as secure the Moona tribe’s loyalty.

With no choice but to continue the mission to Moona village, Pappy awards Chhun and Wraith field promotions to second lieutenant and captain respectively before he’s sedated for field surgery to save his life. Devers and Exo nearly come to blows over which officer is truly in command, Wraith or Devers. A number of legionnaires step in to save Devers’ life, including Chhun, over the angry shouts of many of the remaining troops. Devers agrees not bring Exo up on charges, and to follow Wraith’s orders as company commander in Pappy’s absence. The new officers re-organize their squads to compensate for losses, and set out.

Devers insists the mission proceed to Moona village, a tribe that’s reportedly loyal to the senator. Victory company suffers such an attack early in the mission, and Chhun sees the Chiasm explode while still in orbit. Without its support ship, Victory company is vulnerable, and the Kublaren repeatedly attack. During one early attack, Hilbert is incapacitated, leaving Devers in charge, to the displeasure of many in the company such as Exo. Lack of supplies and an unclear chain of command fragments the unit and puts the company on the defensive. In order to preserve what little cohesion the units has left, Chhun keeps the news about the Chiasm to himself. When he does inform Devers of the loss, Devers insists he’s mistaken.

Victory company is dispatched from forward operation base Camp Forge to the hills of Kublar to assist Senator K’iktor Greggorak keep the peace when members of rival tribes, assisted by Mid-Core Rebels threaten his control over Kublar.

The Galactic Republic has dispatched the super-destroyer Chiasm to Kublar, a backwater planet of the rim of the galaxy. The 131st Legion, Victory Company has been transported to the surface while the Chiasm remains in orbit.

Government appointee "point". Legionnaire captain assigned to Victory Company. Ran Silver Squad, Victory Company. Call sign is Silver-6. Claimed rank of Major during the events in Legionnaire, but almost certainly lied.

the commanding officer of Victory company. Has a scar from a fire fight twenty years earlier than the events in Legionnaire. Call sign is Vic-1, which Ford assumes when he takes command of the company. Pappy’s rank is a fluid point in Legionnaire, as he continually reduces his rank in order to stay in command of Victory company.

Oversees Hammerfall and Specter Squads, Victory Company. A lieutenant when the action starts in Legionnaire, later given the brevet rank of Captain by Pappy.

Commander of Doomsday squad (call sign Doomsday-1), Victory company. He is a Legion Sergeant at the start of the action, later promoted to Lieutenant. Uses the call sign Doomsday-4 after Capt. Ford takes command of Victory Company