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Troig

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Troig
Homeworld

Pollillus

Average height

2 meters

Skin color

Green, brown

Distinctions

Two heads, four arms

Famous members

Troigs was a distinctive two-headed species from Pollillus. As a species, they were discovered by the wider galaxy shortly before the Invasion of Naboo. Notable Troig included the podracer commentator Fodesinbeed, and AndroosinLiann, host of the Eriadu talkshow Essence.

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[edit] Biology and appearance

A Troig pilot.

The Troigs were a species of beings with two heads and four arms. A Troig would have one hand as its primary with the other three as off hands. Because the two sets of arms were controlled independently by each head, they lacked good coordination. While most Troigs were born with a pair of heads, and each had its own mind, Troigs with three or more heads were rare and celebrated in Troig culture. Each head, being one individual entity was known respectively as the Saprin and the Saprah. The Saprin, or right head, was the source of "breath humors": loyalty, faith, and cunning, whereas the Saprah, or left head, was the source of "blood humors": love, anger, and passion. Each head and identity was constantly aware of the other, and the two names were joined by the conjunction sin (i.e. "Fode" and "Beed" becomes "Fodesinbeed").

[edit] History

Troig were from Pollillus, an impoverished world beyond the Koornacht Cluster, discovered shortly before the Invasion of Naboo.

[edit] Troigs in the galaxy

AndroosinLiann, the host of Essence, was of this species, as was Fodesinbeed, who hosted the Boonta Eve Classic in 32 BBY. A third Troig was Dwuirsintabb, who jolted the ethical community when Dwuir wished to be separated from Tabb.

One Troig was known to participate in circuses on the planet Coruscant.[1]

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