Elomin
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| Elomin | |
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| Homeworld | |
| Language | |
| Average height |
1.6 meters |
| Skin color |
Orange-Brown or Red-Brown |
| Eye color |
Black or Red |
| Distinctions |
Horns |
| Average lifespan |
110 years |
| Famous members |
Verrinnefra B'thog Indriummsegh, Lynaliskar K'ra Snyffulnimatta' Haninum Tyk Rhinann |
The Elomin were horned humanoids from Elom who lived on the surface of the planet. They were thought by some xenoarchaeologists to be descended from a lost colony of Zabrak who settled Elom in the distant past.[1] Features of their anatomy which distinguished them from baseline humans included neck wattles, spanchons, four stomachs, generative nodes, six-chambered hearts, nose tusks, long hairs which grew behind their ears (which they combed), and horns (which they polished). The Elomin were obsessed with personal hygiene.
The Elomin lived on the surface of their planet while another sentient species—the Elom—lived underground. The Elom used to live on the surface but were forced to move underground when water became scarce.
Since then, they remained isolated from the rest of the galaxy, with many Eloms continuing to retreat further underground.
When the Elomins re-discovered the Eloms, they tried to make the Galactic Republic believe that they were only unintelligent animals. The truth was eventually discovered and Eloms were granted the rights of any other sentient species. However, Eloms seemed not to be interested in politics, and continued to live in burrows. The Elomin rule Elom and represented the planet offworld. However, when the Galactic Empire enslaved the Elomin to work in their own lommite mines, the Eloms staged raids and rescued numerous Elomin from slavery. After their planet was liberated by the Republic, they started integrating their societies together.
Notable Elomin included Verrinnefra B’thog Indriummsegh, a signatory to the Declaration of a New Republic and a member of the New Republic Provisional Council.
Elomin strove to find order in things and worked to create order where none existed. Therefore, they were unable to cope with the unstructured attack of a perfectly executed Marg Sabl maneuver.
[edit] Appearances
Muja Attacks Junior League Xenoadmissions—HoloNet News Vol. 531 45
Wan Approaches 50 in 50—HoloNet News Vol. 531 52
- Star Wars Dark Times: The Path to Nowhere
- Star Wars Dark Times 6: Parallels, Part 1
- Star Wars Dark Times 7: Parallels, Part 2
- Star Wars Dark Times 8: Parallels, Part 3
- Star Wars Dark Times: Blue Harvest, Part 1 (Appears in flashback(s))
- Coruscant Nights I: Jedi Twilight
- Coruscant Nights II: Street of Shadows
- Coruscant Nights III: Patterns of Force
- The Paradise Snare
"When the Domino Falls" - Star Wars Adventure Journal 3
"Crimson Bounty" - Star Wars Adventure Journal 14
- X-wing Rogue Squadron: Mandatory Retirement
- Tatooine Ghost
- Heir to the Empire (First appearance)
- The Last Command
- Shield of Lies
- Tyrant's Test
- Destiny's Way
- Invincible (Disguise)
- Star Wars Legacy 26: The Hidden Temple, Part 2 (Cover only)
[edit] Sources
- Heir to the Empire Sourcebook
- Dark Empire Sourcebook
- Wanted by Cracken
- Heroes & Rogues
- Galaxy Guide 12: Aliens — Enemies and Allies
- Creatures of the Galaxy
- The DarkStryder Campaign (Mentioned only)
- The Essential Guide to Alien Species
- The New Essential Guide to Alien Species
- Alien Anthology
Eloms in the Databank
- The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia
