Aurra Sing looks like a Nightsister. If she’s not, then what is she? Maybe she should be. That would be cool.
If Slave I is a cargo ship, (for the Cargo Contraband event that just happened) then Hounds Tooth is also a cargo ship. I guarantee Slave I is smaller than Hounds Tooth, and Hounds Tooth literally has a cargo bay full of Wookiee pelts and sort of a throne in the center.
Thanks for Hounds Tooth though, it’s a much stronger tank than Biggs Darklighters X-Wing, which should be called Red 3 by the way.
Please change.
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Answer to your cargo ship question.
...a satellite?.. .
Are there any examples of Nightsisters that weren't born in Dathomir?
* all members of the cult are the same race / species, but
* not all members of that race / species are part of the cult
But hounds... large .... size is a bit more hard to hide! Definitely evaulable for the future.
That's a fine dictionary definition. I thought the point made was that just because Aurra is human doesn't mean she's not a Nightsister. So I'll rephrase...
Are Nightsisters a cult where "all members of the cult are the same race / species, but not all members of that race / species are part of the cult"?
If so, wouldn't that answer pretty conclusively answer OP's question?
There’s a joke in there somewhere about cargo that I’d get suspended for actually making...
But Asajj is a bounty hunter who is missing that tag in game.
They’re both part of the male race from there. Which lives separately from the Amazonian witches but I always assumed must have sex with the Night Sisters in order to procreate.
Lol. Can anyone even explain why there’s an antenna protruding from her skull?
Nightsister magic is Force use, drawing on both sides. The Nightsisters have a different relationship with the Force, therefore it manifests differently, and Dathomir is a powerful vergence in the Force, which lets them do some weird stuff. In the parlance of their Force tradition, they refer to their methods as magic, but they were aware of the Force as the same concept as identified by some other traditions.
“On her homeworld of Dathomir, Talzin lived as a shaman and Clan Mother of the Nightsisters—a coven of Force-sensitive witches who used magicks to manipulate the wilderness around them and rule their male counterparts, the Nightbrothers. ”
This is from the first paragraph of Talzin’s Wookieepedia page which says that they were indeed force-sensitive, but they did also use magick.
Wonder why that info isn’t here. Perplexing.