Moonage Daydream
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: To add to the codex a purgill to add some more lore into the Levantine Spurr
- Image Credit: Here
- Role: Wandering Purgill in the Levantine Spur and Wild Space
- Permissions: N/A
- Links: Purrgil
- Age: Ancient/Possibly Ghost
- Force Sensitivity: Force User
- Species: Purrgil
- Appearance: A medium purgill with glowing mottled blue lines across its otherwise navy blue body. An aged and wise look to its eyes, with clearly more occurring behind them than to some ‘sentients’ in the galaxy. In recent times, almost a ghastly Force-ghost blue trailed the being, at least in common texts.
- Name: Unintelligible Purgill name, referenced in ancient texts as The Voyager
- Loyalties: Hyperspace
- Wealth: None
- Notable Possessions: N/A
- Skills: Voyaging hyperspace, locating hyperspace routes, finding planets
- Languages: Purgill. Some form of Force connection is possible.
- Personality: The Voyager is a purgill of legend and some-truth. A being of deep space and hyperspace, The Voyager is known to help travelers find hyperspace routes and planets.
COMBAT INFORMATION
- Weapon of Choice: None
- Combat Function: Astrogator, Wayfinder
- Force Abilities (Force User Companions Only): Finding habitable worlds, finding hyperspace trails, creating simu-tunnels
- Force attuned hyperspace travel
- Non-traditional sentient
- Does not use any weapons or defensive measures
HISTORICAL INFORMATION
The Voyager may not actually quite know they’re a name of fable and myth. Honestly, from a scientific standpoint, there is nothing too unique or unusual about this particular purgill, or there hadn’t been in its early life. Voyager was the same as the rest, venturing from place to place, feasting on solar winds, Clouzon-36 and enjoying a life of wandering in their pod.
As time moved on and the Gulag separated the galaxy, Voyager and their pod were seen by returning spacers as a sign of good fortune, and pilots and navigators began following them through hyperspace. Leaping from the worlds they knew, to destinations unknown.
As time progressed, Voyager became something of a legend, and moved into something of a deity for many of the settlers in the Levantine Sanctum and Wild Space. Seeing the purgill meant good tidings, and that it was time to travel. Ships would often return home with new destinations, new planets, new hyperspace routes, but still remaining in the cloud that was the Levantine Spur. In the Force, Voyager was friendly and a welcoming presence, and as time progressed, the purgill’s body began to fail.
However, their spirit, and the belief of others in them, kept their spectre alive. And to this day, spacers will claim sightings of the purrgil named Voyager.
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