Ra-Zyrth
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5,000 BBY (presumed) |
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| Height |
2.1 meters |
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N/A |
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Black |
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Ra-Zyrth was a male Massassi who fought in the Sith Army in the Great Hyperspace War.
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[edit] Biography
Ra-Zyrth was born on Ch'hodos, training under the commanders of the Sith army to become a brutal, efficient soldier for the glory of the Sith Empire. His amazing combat aptitude and strategic intuition drew the attention of Sith Lord Shar Dakhan, who would later promote him to commander of a squad of Massassi warriors. When newly-crowned Dark Lord Naga Sadow called the Sith Empire to war, he summoned the top commanders of the Massassi forces and used Sith alchemy to mutate them into hulking, armored monstrosities that would devastate their foes and spread death and terror in their wake. Ra-Zyrth was placed in a suspended animation capsule and held onboard Sadow's flagship Corsair until the Battle of Coruscant, when the capsule was fired into the planet's cityscape. As this was the last documented record of Ra-Zyrth in the galactic archives, it is presumed that he died in the battle, although no conclusive evidence of this has ever surfaced.
[edit] Powers and abilities
Ra-Zyrth was highly trained in all manner of melee combat, whether be it with sword, polearm, battleaxe, club, or clawed fist. His alchemical modifications had lent him an armored hide and tremendous muscular strength, turning him into a walking killing machine that could cut through massed infantry like a vibroblade through flimsiplast.
[edit] Personality and traits
Ra-Zyrth, like all Massassi, was utterly ruthless, shockingly violent, and fanatically devoted to his Jen'ari masters. However, Ra-Zyrth had possessed feral cunning far in excess of his fellows; a trait that secured his promotion to commander in the years leading up to the war.
