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Work In Progress Order of the Uneti

S H A D O W B A N E
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
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GENERAL INFORMATION​
  • Organization Name: Order of the Uneti​
  • Classification: Covenant​
  • Affiliation: None​
  • Organization Symbol: [Pictured above] Split Sphere to show balance and the converging planes​
  • Description: The Order of the Uneti Monks were developed as a sprinter group from the original Guardians of Whills. When the Netherworld emerged into the current reality causing havoc on the galaxy at large. It wasn’t prepared to handle Akala and the monstrosities. Being protectors, the Guardians decided it was their duty to study and learn everything it could to push back the threat of the Netherworld.​
GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION​
  • Headquarters: Scattered​
  • Domain: The Order of Uneti hide in plain sight. Masking as humble and charitable Monks around the galaxy they keep their ear to the ground while searching for evidence of the Netherworld. To continue to recruit members without drawing attention to themselves, the Order is known for giving homes and funding orphanages in several large cities and planets across the galaxy. These orphanages care for children while also testing for Force sensitivity. While staying in the orphanages the children are educated and fully funded. They live a comfortable life among the monks. Some are given a chance to join the Order itself, while the rest are set up for a successful life whether they get adopted or leave when they come of age. Beyond the Orphanages, the Monks are known for their spiritual healing. In recent times, their small knowledge of the Netherworld provided comfort and mental stability. Some Monks specialize in Flow Walking from the Aing-Ti. These monks allow the mourning to relive moments with their loved ones. With access to these memories, the Monks are able to find key moments and any evidence of Netherworld activity.​
  • Notable Assets:​
  • Temples ​
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  • Old “handwritten” texts ​
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  • Staves made from Uneti wood​
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SOCIAL INFORMATION​

  • Hierarchy: Grand Master > Master > Disciple > Initiate​
  • Membership: Membership into the Order is based on unique selection and inducted as children. The façade of the orphanages allows the Masters to observe and find children with the list of skills necessary for the Order’s membership. Once a child is seen to have the keen eye and force sensitivity, they are separated from the others and placed into specific classes and training. As the child grows up, they are given the same education as those not selected, but upon coming of age, they choose to join. With secrecy being an essential pillar in the Order, by having initiates grow up within the care of the Order, they develop a sense of community. This secrecy is the reason outsiders are rarely initiated into the Order proper. When the Order finds an outsider valuable, they accept them as a contact but never reveal the inner workings of the Order. No outsider can join the Order if they have not grown up within the Order, nor does any outsider honestly know the secrets and true nature of the Order.​
  • Climate: The shared brings the members of the order into a tight knit family. If all rules are followed and the community of the order is put ahead of oneself, then the benefits of the Order are plentiful. Once someone breaks the secrecy and the trust of the others - they are ostracized or killed without a second thought.​
  • Reputation: Assumed to be a group of charitable monks, their reputation is favorable among citizens of the galaxy at large.​
  • Curios: To the naked eye, the members of the Order of the Uneti are hard to distinguish beyond the carrying of the Uneti staff. Each stave is decorated with etched and burned runes that are unknown to all besides the Monks of the Uneti. Upon further examination, several intricate tattoos adorn the individual's body with the same runic symbolism that varies from rank to rank and monk to monk. One similar marking that all the monks have is the small burn at the base of their neck. When light hits the burn, faint shards of the embedded kyber crystal are visible. The burns are the initiation ritual for the adolescents that have chosen to join the Order in full. The burn is the symbol of the Order. When the burn wound is fresh, slivers of kyber crystal (the same kyber crystal embedded in their staff) are embedded into the folds of the burned flesh. The Masters do their best to keep the wound clean to avoid infection, but it is difficult because of its brutal nature. While the burn heals, initiates are hindered by a high fever that causes visions as their bodies attune the shards of kyber in their skin. Those who survive the attunement's healing process leave their initiated life behind and delve deeper into the Order of the Uneti as a Disciple.​
  • Rules:​
  • Anything and all things from the Netherworld are unnatural and must remain in its realm. ​
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  • Deriving power from a singular side of the Force is impractical ​
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  • Secrecy and the Order above oneself. ​
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[*]Goals: ​
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  • Removal of all Netherworld entities from the living plane ​
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  • Monitor open gates if unable to close ​
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  • Maintain balance between the living plane and the netherworld ​
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  • Prevent another incident like 20 yrs ago with Akala​
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MEMBERS​
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HISTORICAL INFORMATION

During the rise of the Galactic Empire, a religious group formed called the Guardians of Whills. They were a group of monks that were active on Jedha. Self-proclaimed protectors of the Kyber Crystals believed not only in power in the crystals but the Force itself. With the Jedi being considered to be dead, the Guardians did their best to create a balance. Their numbers were never fully realized; they remained quiet and protected the Force and the Kyber Crystals.

From this group, another order of monks emerged. With the coming of Akala, the whispers and threats of the Netherworld converging onto what is believed to be the living plane came true. Nothing no one could do; Force users and Non-Force users alike were affected, causing loved ones to be lost in the portals and worlds being destroyed. The Guardians of Whills worked quietly to try and understand but realized their knowledge was limited. A woman named Kirin became a leading member in the study and the war against Akala and the Netherworld. She taught and weaved a network of Lore hunters to find everything they could to find a way to lock Akala away back into the Netherworld. With a galactic effort, Akala was pushed back, and the galaxy began to settle.

Corellia and other planets suffered the effects of the Netherworld crisis; there was no way to fully revert the galaxy back into its rightful place. Kirin decided to break away from the Guardians of Whills and form the Order of the Uneti. This allowed a more significant force to focus entirely on studying the Netherworld and doing their best to push back the threats.

During the events of the Netherworld Crisis, the galaxy rose up and fought against Akala, yet upon seeing the power, she could wield, others felt they deserved that power. The Sith, in particular, began to delve deeper into the Netherworld, creating rifts and uncontrolled portals. The Uneti Monks soon began to make their presence known, growing more and more desperate to obtain a force that could fight the Netherworld without the aid of the Jedi and the current governments.

As time progressed and the Order grew, pulling more and more from the wayward Guardians. With Force, the Uneti pushed out farther into the galaxy. The Order not relying on any specific government was justified with the rise of the current governments constantly fighting each other without realizing the underlying danger of the Netherworld and those that seek its power. Keeping to their secrecy, the Order moves silently under the guise of a charitable group.​
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Submission Name: Order of the Uneti
Link to Submission: https://www.starwarsrp.net/threads/order-of-the-uneti.152758/
Reason for Moving to Pre-Codex: Wanting to change the name [maybe & because I keep misspelling uneti in posts] & the material they worship to a chaos canon material currently being designed that will provide a link to why my character lingers within the Core and GA
Moved per request.

Do be sure to include a list of changes when this is ready for live judgment.
 
S H A D O W B A N E

ORDER OF THE UNETI

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OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION





GENERAL INFORMATION


  • Organization Name: Order of the Uneti.
  • Classification: Covenant.
  • Affiliation: None.
  • Organization Symbol: A split sphere, representing balance and the convergence of the living plane and the Netherworld.

Description

The Order of the Uneti emerged as a splinter group of the Guardians of the Whills following the Netherworld Crisis. When Akala and the horrors of the Netherworld threatened the galaxy, the Guardians found themselves unprepared to confront them. As protectors, they considered it their duty to study the threat and learn how to resist it.

The Uneti formed to pursue that purpose: studying the Netherworld, containing its influence, and protecting the living plane from further incursions.



GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION


  • Headquarters: Scattered.

Domain

The Order of the Uneti hides in plain sight. Known publicly as humble, charitable monks, its members travel throughout the galaxy, listening for signs of Netherworld activity while maintaining an unassuming presence.

The Order provides homes for children and funds orphanages in major cities across numerous planets. These institutions offer education, financial support, and a comfortable upbringing while allowing the monks to discreetly identify Force-sensitive children. Some are offered the opportunity to join the Order; others receive the support needed to build successful lives, whether they are adopted or leave upon coming of age.

Beyond their orphanages, the monks are known for spiritual healing. Their knowledge of the Netherworld offers comfort and mental stability to those affected by loss. Certain monks specialize in the Aing-Tii practice of Flow Walking, allowing mourners to revisit moments with their loved ones. Through these memories, the Order also searches for evidence of Netherworld activity.

Notable Assets

  • Temples.
  • Old handwritten texts.
  • Staves fashioned from Uneti wood.



SOCIAL INFORMATION


Hierarchy

Grand Master → Master → Disciple → Initiate.

Membership

Selection begins in childhood among those raised in the Order's orphanages. Masters observe the children for Force sensitivity, perception, and the other qualities required of a prospective member. Those selected receive specialized classes and training alongside the same general education provided to the other children.

Upon coming of age, candidates choose whether to join the Order. Their shared upbringing establishes a sense of community and reinforces the secrecy on which the covenant depends.

Full membership is restricted to those raised within the Order. Outsiders considered useful may become contacts, but they are never admitted to its inner ranks or informed of its secrets and true purpose.

Climate

A shared upbringing binds the monks into a close-knit family. Members who follow the Order's rules and place the community before themselves receive its support and protection.

Breaking that trust carries severe consequences. Those who betray the Order's secrecy are ostracized or killed without hesitation.

Reputation

The Order enjoys a favorable reputation among ordinary citizens, who know its members as charitable monks.

Curios

At a glance, an Uneti monk is difficult to distinguish from any other, save for the Uneti staff they carry. Each staff bears etched and burned runes understood only by members of the Order. Intricate tattoos repeat this symbolism across the monk's body, with their patterns varying according to rank and individual.

All members share one marking: a small burn at the base of the neck, shaped in the Order's symbol. When light catches the scar, faint shards of embedded kyber crystal become visible.

Initiates who choose to join the Order fully undergo a brutal branding ritual. While the burn is still fresh, slivers from the same kyber crystal embedded in their staff are pressed into the folds of the wounded flesh. Masters tend the injury and work to prevent infection, though the nature of the ritual makes healing difficult.

As their bodies attune to the kyber shards, initiates suffer a high fever accompanied by visions. Those who survive the healing and attunement process leave the rank of Initiate behind and become Disciples.

Rules

  1. All things originating in the Netherworld are unnatural and must remain within their own realm.
  2. Drawing power exclusively from one side of the Force is impractical.
  3. Secrecy and the Order take precedence over the individual.

Goals

  • Remove Netherworld entities from the living plane.
  • Close Netherworld gates where possible; monitor those that cannot be closed.
  • Maintain balance between the living plane and the Netherworld.
  • Prevent another crisis on the scale of Akala's incursion.



MEMBERS





HISTORICAL INFORMATION


The Order traces its roots to the Guardians of the Whills, a monastic group active on Jedha during the rise of the Galactic Empire. Self-appointed protectors of kyber crystals, the Guardians believed in both the crystals' power and the Force itself. With the Jedi believed to have been destroyed, they sought to preserve balance through quiet devotion and protection. Their full numbers remained unknown.

The coming of Akala turned whispers of the Netherworld into a galactic catastrophe. Force-users and non-Force-users alike suffered as portals claimed loved ones and worlds were devastated. The Guardians worked quietly to understand the crisis, but their knowledge proved insufficient.

Among them, a woman named Kirin emerged as a leading figure in the study of Akala and the Netherworld. She taught others and assembled a network of lore hunters, gathering whatever knowledge might help return Akala to her own realm. Through a wider galactic effort, Akala was eventually driven back, and the galaxy began to recover.

The damage endured. Corellia and other affected worlds could not simply be restored to their former states. Recognizing the need for a dedicated response, Kirin separated from the Guardians of the Whills and founded the Order of the Uneti. The new covenant focused entirely on studying the Netherworld and resisting its threats.

Others drew a different lesson from the crisis. Having witnessed Akala's power, some sought to claim it for themselves. The Sith, in particular, delved deeper into the Netherworld, opening rifts and uncontrolled portals. In response, the Uneti monks began to make their presence known, increasingly determined to develop a force capable of confronting these dangers without relying on the Jedi or galactic governments.

As the Order grew, more wayward Guardians joined its ranks, and the monks extended their reach throughout the galaxy. Their independence became increasingly important as governments fought one another while overlooking the Netherworld and those seeking its power.

The Order continues its work in secrecy, moving beneath the familiar guise of a charitable monastic community.

 

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