Thanks,
Cailen Corso
and
Shuklaar Kyrdol
for getting us started! Those are some great-looking characters and I can already see some solid areas of interest that overlap! So that's awesome!
For those who don't know- it's me, I'm the problem. Call me Aeshi, Veino, Tiland, or Roth, and I should be able to answer to any of them. Aeshi is probably my most well-known character at this point, or at least most frequently used.
So, I started the League a few years back as a form of sandbox to tie all my character stories together and build from... a decade-ish worth of being on Chaos. Initially, it was just meant to be chill and explore some aspects of Star Wars that I always wished got paid more attention to- what was life like on the Outer Rim
outside of Tatooine? What would would the logistics and daily life necessary to maintain an interstellar society really look like? If there was a process similar to our own kind of development, how would it work across the Outer Rim and near the Kathol Rift (Which sometimes has weeks-long hyperspace transit times between neighboring worlds)?
Some of my favorite sci-fi is low-stakes and focuses on the nitty-gritty, like C.J. Cherryh's
Merchanter's Luck, Elizabeth Moon's
Vatta's War series, and Andre Norton's
Solar Queen stories. The recent
Edge of the Empire ttrpg was a big shaper of the stories I love in Star Wars. Plus, I've always been a geek for nautical adventure stories and maritime history, so stuff like the Hanseatic League, the Aubrey/Maturin series and Hornblower series were a big influence on the League.
Those are a lot of the themes I really enjoy writing on Chaos (Hence the League I suppose

). I'm a big fan of low-stakes, personally driven stories focusing on the nitty-gritty of everyday life, but also Jedi mysticism and Jensaarai internal conflict. But overall, I'm a huge believer in empowering writers and encouraging y'all to create the stories you want to tell.