Ashin Varanin
Professional Enabler
Intent: A way to immortalize a long-dead character.
Development Thread: Not required for personal holocrons.
Manufacturer: Rach Kol-Rekali/Rasho the Hutt
Model: N/A
Affiliation: Clan Rekali
Modularity: No
Production: Unique
Material: Crystal
Description: The so-called Rashocron is the personal holocron of the Dark Jedi Master Rach Kol-Rekali, later the Sith Lord Rasho the Hutt. Rach was the oldest son of Field Marshal Ember Rekali, the father of Alec Rekali, the husband of Ori’alor Tal’verda, and the ruiner of everything everywhere. He spent a non-negligible amount of time as Velok’s pilot and accomplice. He was also, to his credit, the man who charged a nuke during the Sith invasion of Mandalore, as well as the only Master-level combatant offering significant resistance to the Republic’s invasion of several core Sith Empire worlds.
The holocron contains information on Dathomiri and Vahla traditions. Rach/Rasho knew few significant powers, but he knew them well. The gatekeeper, which sometimes appears as an armored Mandalorian and sometimes as a Hutt in Jedi robes, can offer in-depth instruction on the following:
Flow-walking. Rach/Rasho was a specialist in flow-walking, having learned directly from the Aing-Tii. His powers of discernment extended to the past and the future, with precision, and he could analyze potential futures. He could induce flow-walking states in others, permitting him to take them along on visions of past and future. The gatekeeper strongly recommends using flow-walking to find out what people say behind your back, and also has various lascivious suggestions and anecdotes.
Vaapad. Vaapad was Rach/Rasho’s primary combat style. The gatekeeper is an immense proponent of teaching Vaapad to Padawans and Knights, and emphatically denies that it is a path to the Dark Side. If confronted with the fact that Vaapad is only ever taught to high-level masters of multiple combat styles, the gatekeeper generally speaks to the demonstrably increased quality of Jedi training in this day and age. Jedi, he says, are better than they ever were, and just because he fell, there’s no reason to assume that they’ll fall; after all, his weaknesses and foibles were far more comprehensive.
Tendrils of Darkness. Rach/Rasho knew exactly one Sith spell: Tentacles. Quasi-corporeal, burn on contact, dissipated by lightsabres, useful for grabbing and restraining, great at parties.
Seduction. A serial dilettante and adulterer, Rach/Rasho dallied with everyone from Anaya Fen to a Grandmaster’s bride on her wedding day. The holocron contains detailed instruction in ‘negging’ and other trademark tools of the scumbag pickup artist, as well as a dubious ritual for the detection of ‘daddy issues’.
Rumour has it that the holocron's deepest secrets can be unlocked by dancing in a bronzium bikini.
Primary Source: None.
Development Thread: Not required for personal holocrons.
Manufacturer: Rach Kol-Rekali/Rasho the Hutt
Model: N/A
Affiliation: Clan Rekali
Modularity: No
Production: Unique
Material: Crystal
Description: The so-called Rashocron is the personal holocron of the Dark Jedi Master Rach Kol-Rekali, later the Sith Lord Rasho the Hutt. Rach was the oldest son of Field Marshal Ember Rekali, the father of Alec Rekali, the husband of Ori’alor Tal’verda, and the ruiner of everything everywhere. He spent a non-negligible amount of time as Velok’s pilot and accomplice. He was also, to his credit, the man who charged a nuke during the Sith invasion of Mandalore, as well as the only Master-level combatant offering significant resistance to the Republic’s invasion of several core Sith Empire worlds.
The holocron contains information on Dathomiri and Vahla traditions. Rach/Rasho knew few significant powers, but he knew them well. The gatekeeper, which sometimes appears as an armored Mandalorian and sometimes as a Hutt in Jedi robes, can offer in-depth instruction on the following:
Flow-walking. Rach/Rasho was a specialist in flow-walking, having learned directly from the Aing-Tii. His powers of discernment extended to the past and the future, with precision, and he could analyze potential futures. He could induce flow-walking states in others, permitting him to take them along on visions of past and future. The gatekeeper strongly recommends using flow-walking to find out what people say behind your back, and also has various lascivious suggestions and anecdotes.
Vaapad. Vaapad was Rach/Rasho’s primary combat style. The gatekeeper is an immense proponent of teaching Vaapad to Padawans and Knights, and emphatically denies that it is a path to the Dark Side. If confronted with the fact that Vaapad is only ever taught to high-level masters of multiple combat styles, the gatekeeper generally speaks to the demonstrably increased quality of Jedi training in this day and age. Jedi, he says, are better than they ever were, and just because he fell, there’s no reason to assume that they’ll fall; after all, his weaknesses and foibles were far more comprehensive.
Tendrils of Darkness. Rach/Rasho knew exactly one Sith spell: Tentacles. Quasi-corporeal, burn on contact, dissipated by lightsabres, useful for grabbing and restraining, great at parties.
Seduction. A serial dilettante and adulterer, Rach/Rasho dallied with everyone from Anaya Fen to a Grandmaster’s bride on her wedding day. The holocron contains detailed instruction in ‘negging’ and other trademark tools of the scumbag pickup artist, as well as a dubious ritual for the detection of ‘daddy issues’.
Rumour has it that the holocron's deepest secrets can be unlocked by dancing in a bronzium bikini.
Primary Source: None.
