The character knows its best to strike while the iron is hot, and life has taught them one thing; the best defense is a good offense. They know how to probe a foe’s fortifications, target the gaps in an enemy fleet, and, of course, that overwhelming numbers is the key to every victory. When planning an offensive measure, The character gets a +1 Skill Point bonus to their Tactics Skill (to a maximum of +5).

Related Skills/Powers: Tactics

Prerequisites: Rank: Journeyman 4

The character knows that often the best offense is a good defense. They know where to dig their trenches, where to hide their capitol vessels, and know how to dismantle the most ferocious offensive. When planning a defensive measure, The character gets a +1 Skill Point bonus to their Tactics Skill (to a maximum of +5).

Related Skills/Powers: Tactics

Prerequisites: Rank: Journeyman 4

The character has trained to stay alive in the wilderness, to live off the land, utilize nature's bounteous gifts. When utilizing items found in nature to use makeshift weaponry, The character can use their Survival Skill in place of their Miscellaneous Weapons Skill.

Related Skills/Powers: Miscellaneous Weapons and Survival

Prerequisites: Rank Tier: Novitiate

The character can spread his Creature Control power to two or more creatures with scaled focus and concentration respective to the type of creatures.

Related Skills/Powers: Creature Control

Prerequisites: Rank Tier: Equite and Order Group: Force Sensitives

The character has learned to "throw" their Blinding Force Power away from their body to a point they can see within 10 feet. This thrown bright light comes with the exact same effects as a normal usage of the power.

Related Skills/Powers: Blinding

Prerequisites: Order Group: Force Sensitives and Rank: Journeyman 4

The character’s in-depth experience with survival in the wilds has granted them an intimate familiarity with the natural patterns of a variety of untamed environments. Broken twigs, twisted foliage, disturbed wildlife; they know the signs of traversed wilderness, and may use their Survival Skill in place of their Perception Skill for the purpose of tracking another sentient through untamed land.

Related Skills/Powers: Perception and Survival

Prerequisites: Rank Tier: Novitiate

The character has mastered Telekinesis beyond particle control of sand, water, and fire, and have learned to resonate with solid and stationary inorganic matter. With intense focus they can disrupt an area no bigger than themselves, and turn the solid matter into fine grain particles.

Related Skills/Powers: Telekinesis

Prerequisites: Order Group: Force Sensitives and Rank: Elder 1

The character has learned to tweak their abilities with Telekinesis to utilize it against the less physically tangible and structured. Things such as sand, water, fire, can all be manipulated with their Telekinesis abilities. This is not a fine grain control, but instead usage such as creating a wave of particles.

Related Skills/Powers: Telekinesis

Prerequisites: Rank: Equite 4 (exact) and Order Group: Force Sensitives

The character has developed a knack for being prepared for things to go wrong on a given mission or contract. Thanks to this level of preparation, however, The character can “swap out” one piece of Equipment or Backpack item for something else that they own. Once swapped, however, the original item will not be accessible.

Prerequisites: Trophy: Players Gonna Play, level 6

The character’s time working with the Envoy Corps has given they a knack for reading tells or attempts at deception. The character gains a +1 Skill bonus to Investigation or Perception when determining someone's true intent (to a maximum of +5).

Related Skills/Powers: Investigation and Perception

Prerequisites: Trophy: Players Gonna Play, level 8

Knowledge is power, and power comes from experience in the Envoy Corps. Thanks to surviving and succeeding on countless missions, The character seems to have an advantage whenever their Resolve is challenged while focused on completing a task, objective, or mission to completion.

Related Skills/Powers: Resolve

Prerequisites: Trophy: Players Gonna Play, level 10

Experienced Envoys tend to share a common trait in their success: work smarter, not harder. This calm approach to problem solving during missions gives The character a +1 Skill bonus to Intellect whenever faced with a puzzle, riddle, or scheme designed to hinder their progression or egress (to a maximum of +5).

Related Skills/Powers: Intellect

Prerequisites: Trophy: You Can Certainly Try, level 2

Golden Envoys know that the secret to outsmarting an opponent is to out think them. This mindset gives The character an advantage when weighing their Intellect directly against another's Intellect—be it a duel, politics, or an intense game of Lizard, Toad, Snake.

Related Skills/Powers: Intellect

Prerequisites: Trophy: You Can Certainly Try, level 8

The character’s experience and reputation through the Envoy Corps has given them an air of agency when acting on the Brotherhood’s behalf. The character has an advantage on either Deception, Leadership, Charm, or Intimidation when acting in the Brotherhood's interests.

Related Skills/Powers: Charm, Deception, Intimidation, and Leadership

Prerequisites: Trophy: You Can Certainly Try, level 11

The character is almost completely self-sufficient, and may use their Survival Skill in place of their Medicine Skill to treat their or other's injuries by utilizing whatever materials are available.

Related Skills/Powers: Medicine and Survival

Prerequisites: Rank Tier: Journeyman

Regardless of personal intent or agenda, being a Hutt, The character has inseparable ties to the Hutt Criminal Syndicate. The galaxy-wide known reputation of the Hutts, allows The character to leverage these ties in attempts of persuasion or intimidation, especially against members of the criminal underworld.

Prerequisites: Species: Hutt