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[[File:Sithspawn JATM.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Sithspawn mutants, originally a [[Twi'lek/Legends|Twi'lek]], [[Mon Calamari/Legends|Mon Calamari]], [[Gamorrean/Legends|Gamorrean]] and [[Wookiee/Legends|Wookiee]].]] |
[[File:Sithspawn JATM.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Sithspawn mutants, originally a [[Twi'lek/Legends|Twi'lek]], [[Mon Calamari/Legends|Mon Calamari]], [[Gamorrean/Legends|Gamorrean]] and [[Wookiee/Legends|Wookiee]].]] |
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'''Sithspawn''' were creatures altered by [[Sith alchemy/Legends|Sith alchemy]] for use by the [[Sith/Legends|Sith Order]]. Using genetic engineering together with the [[Dark side of the Force/Legends|dark side of the Force]], Sithspawn were remade to be more brutal, more cunning, and, in some cases, more intelligent. |
'''Sithspawn''' were creatures altered by [[Sith alchemy/Legends|Sith alchemy]] for use by the [[Sith/Legends|Sith Order]]. Using genetic engineering together with the [[Dark side of the Force/Legends|dark side of the Force]], Sithspawn were remade to be more brutal, more cunning, and, in some cases, more intelligent. |
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| − | Notable Sithspawn included the [[Massassi/Legends|Massassi]] caste of the [[Sith (species)|Sith species]], [[Exar Kun]]'s [[Terentatek/Legends|Terentatek]] monsters and [[Battle hydra]]s, the reborn [[Galactic Emperor/Legends|Emperor]] [[Palpatine |
+ | Notable Sithspawn included the [[Massassi/Legends|Massassi]] caste of the [[Sith (species)|Sith species]], [[Exar Kun]]'s [[Terentatek/Legends|Terentatek]] monsters and [[Battle hydra]]s, the reborn [[Galactic Emperor/Legends|Emperor]] [[Palpatine/Legends|Palpatine's]] [[Chrysalide]] [[Rancor/Legends|rancors]], [[Leviathan_(creature)|Leviathans]], [[Swamp wampa]], mutated [[Noghri/Legends|Noghri]], [[Smoke Demon]]s, [[Dart flower]]s, the two [[Dark Jedi/Legends|Dark Jedi]] [[Gorc]] and [[Picaroon C. Boodle|Pic]], and, believed to be the worst Sith abominations, [[Technobeast]]s. They could fight with chain manipulation and could have offspring as well. |
The [[darkstaff]], an ancient [[Sith artifact/Legends|Sith artifact]], had the power to turn creatures into Sithspawn, and in about [[19 BBY/Legends|19 BBY]], the [[Human/Legends|Human]] [[Len Markus]] used the staff to mutate some [[Mulissiki]] on the [[Planet/Legends|planet]] [[Cularin/Legends|Cularin]].<ref name="The Eye">''[[The Eye]]''</ref> |
The [[darkstaff]], an ancient [[Sith artifact/Legends|Sith artifact]], had the power to turn creatures into Sithspawn, and in about [[19 BBY/Legends|19 BBY]], the [[Human/Legends|Human]] [[Len Markus]] used the staff to mutate some [[Mulissiki]] on the [[Planet/Legends|planet]] [[Cularin/Legends|Cularin]].<ref name="The Eye">''[[The Eye]]''</ref> |
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==Notes and references== |
==Notes and references== |
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Revision as of 18:31, 9 June 2019
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Sithspawn mutants, originally a Twi'lek, Mon Calamari, Gamorrean and Wookiee.
- "Although the Force can be used to create terrifying illusions, it is sometimes more satisfying to create actual creatures that are willing and eager to shred and devour one's enemies on command."
- ―Palpatine
Sithspawn were creatures altered by Sith alchemy for use by the Sith Order. Using genetic engineering together with the dark side of the Force, Sithspawn were remade to be more brutal, more cunning, and, in some cases, more intelligent.
Notable Sithspawn included the Massassi caste of the Sith species, Exar Kun's Terentatek monsters and Battle hydras, the reborn Emperor Palpatine's Chrysalide rancors, Leviathans, Swamp wampa, mutated Noghri, Smoke Demons, Dart flowers, the two Dark Jedi Gorc and Pic, and, believed to be the worst Sith abominations, Technobeasts. They could fight with chain manipulation and could have offspring as well.
The darkstaff, an ancient Sith artifact, had the power to turn creatures into Sithspawn, and in about 19 BBY, the Human Len Markus used the staff to mutate some Mulissiki on the planet Cularin.[1]
"Sithspawn" was also a curse originating from Corellia.
Appearances
Sources
- Dark Empire endnotes
- The Dark Side Sourcebook
- Ultimate Adversaries
"Heritage of the Sith" — Star Wars Insider 88- Evil Never Dies: The Sith Dynasties on Hyperspace (article) (content removed from StarWars.com and unavailable)
- Jedi vs. Sith: The Essential Guide to the Force
- Knights of the Old Republic Campaign Guide
- Jedi Academy Training Manual
- Book of Sith: Secrets from the Dark Side
- Star Wars: The Old Republic Encyclopedia
- Barely Tolerable: Alien Henchmen of the Empire, Part 2 on StarWars.com (article) (backup link)
- So Uncivilized: Great Gunslingers in Star Wars, Part 1 on StarWars.com (article) (backup link)
- The Imperial Warlords: Despoilers of an Empire, Part 3 on StarWars.com (article) (backup link)
- Cartel Market Specials: Week of June 12, 2017 on The Old Republic's official website (backup link)
- Star Wars: The Card Game — FFGTCG (Card: Pic)
- Star Wars: The Card Game — FFGTCG (Card: Gorc)
Notes and references
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