Grand Moff
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
Uncordis was born in the smoke and silence that followed the fall of the Imperial Remnant in the late 800s BBY. Under the leadership of Grand Admiral Mason Deschart, the Remnant had clung to the dream of an Empire reformed: disciplined, sovereign, and free of Sith corruption. But that dream died when the resurgent One Sith descended upon them in overwhelming numbers.
These Sith were not reborn prophets or self-styled messiahs. They were ideological purists, stripped of legacy and bloated ambition, and they waged a war not for power, but for the annihilation of opposition.
Entire sectors vanished beneath red lightning. Entire fleets were turned against themselves through dark manipulation. What remained of the Imperial Remnant's senior command watched loyal officers turn mad or vanish, not from bullets, but from influence. The Force itself had become their executioner.
It was in this crucible that Selrik Lorcas, then a rising operative in Remnant military intelligence, saw the true face of the enemy; not just the One Sith, but the metaphysical tyranny that had haunted the galaxy across millennia. It wasn't simply that the Jedi and Sith fought for control. It was that they existed at all. The Force was a contaminant. A biological and spiritual defect in the genome of galactic civilization.
After the Remnant's final stand collapsed, a handful of survivors fled into the void: scientists, strategists, and outcasts. Some fell into madness. Others sought vengeance. But a select few, under Lorcas' silent guidance, chose a colder, clearer path.
Not revenge.
Correction.
From scattered embers and classified research archives, Uncordis was forged: a doctrine of surgical severance, of quiet erasure. Not to rule, but to erase the flaw in reality that had undone them all.
- Intent: To create a secret organization within the Imperial populace that stands against the utilization of the Force.
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- Organization Name: UNCORDIS
- Classification: Covenant
- Affiliation: Imperial Factions; Primarily The Imperial Confederation
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- Description: Uncordis is a clandestine, technocratic cell structure embedded within the hidden strata of the Imperial Confederation: entirely deniable, fanatically loyal to its founding doctrine, and utterly intolerant of Force-born power in any form. Where the Jedi preach balance and the Sith crave dominion, Uncordis seeks annihilation; not of people, but of the phenomenon itself.
Their creed is not religious. It is surgical.
Uncordis views the Force not as energy or faith, but as a genetic and metaphysical corruption: an invisible bias in the fabric of life that breeds conflict, manipulation, and chaos. Their goal is to unravel this flaw, to sever the cosmic circuitry that enables it and ensure it can never return.
- Headquarters: They have no open headquarters and meet only in small groups in secret if necessary. Locations are chosen at random.
- Domain: Everywhere the Imperial Confederation exists is subject to Uncordis intervention, and space outside of the Confederation is subject to it as well if they reach beyond it. They don't lay claim to territory as it isn't their goal to control people and places, but to eradicate people and places connection to the Force.
- Notable Assets: The Requiem. While technically a ship of the Imperial Confederation, it was commissioned by Selrik for his use and he utilizes it as a base of operations for Uncordis activities.
- Hierarchy:
- Executors – Top Triumvirate
Shadowy architects of the Doctrine. Issue encoded strategic directives.- Example: Selrik Lorcas (Executor Primaris)
- Doctrine Wardens – Ideological Enforcers
Maintain belief purity, oversee indoctrination, and loyalty protocols. - The Index – Scientific Arm
Geneticists, metaphysical engineers, and researchers behind anti-Force technology. - The Veil – Cultural Subversion Agents
Infiltrate media, religion, and academia to erode public trust in Force traditions. - Severants – Field Operatives
Black-clad agents who locate, neutralize, or erase Force-sensitive individuals. - Sleepers & Broken Hands – Controlled Assets
Conditioned pawns or discarded Force-sensitives used for surgical strikes or manipulation.
- Executors – Top Triumvirate
- Membership: Estimated Total Members: 300–500
Induction into Uncordis is a multi-phase process that begins by active members determining someone is a likely candidate for induction. That candidate is then recorded in an encrypted, living index for them to be watched. These are individuals who have strong technocratic or rationalist tendencies, a personal or philosophical disdain for the Force, and demonstrated willingness to do whatever it takes to maintain order and stability. Often these individuals have some form of trauma in their past involving the Force, but often times these individuals are avoided because intense hatred leads to irrational tendencies.
Once a candidate has been selected, something in their life is orchestrated by the organization that violently severs any lingering trust in the legitimacy of the Force. This could be a mission gone wrong, false recordings, etc. If the response of the candidate is logical and allows for continued functionality, they are elevated to the next stage of the induction process where they are vanished.
In some cases, these individuals are officially killed off, given a discharge, or reassigned to a location where their status is less likely to be monitored. High profiule candidates, such as high-ranking officers, might be transferred to positions that put them in charge of operations outside of Imperial space, for example. These individuals are then taken to an initiation vault where they are subject to neural reorientation: memories of past affiliations are rewritten and the philosophy of Uncordis is deeply ingrained within them. When all is done, they emerge to either reassume their old role as if nothing changed, or to an entirely new role depending on their previous status.
Upon the achievement of this status, each member of Uncordis is tasked with the elimination of a low-level Force-sensitive entity to prove their merit. Failure results in their erasure. Success results in them officially being Uncordis.
- Climate:
- Emotional Climate: Detached, Cold, Calculated
Uncordis is a vacuum of passion. Unlike Sith who channel rage or Jedi who exalt serenity, Uncordis members are taught to discard emotional response altogether. Compassion is weakness. Hatred is volatility. Passion is noise.- Recruits undergo psychological reconditioning to suppress empathy toward Force-users.
- Members avoid friendships, bonding only in structured, purpose-defined alliances.
- To feel too much is to become a liability. To believe in anything but severance is heresy.
- Cultural Climate: Monastic Technocracy
Internally, Uncordis resembles a technocratic monastery: austere, precise, and devoid of ornamentation or superstition. Members live by doctrine, data, and discipline.- Uniforms are unadorned. Living spaces are spartan.
- Language is stripped of mysticism: no "spirit," no "destiny," only cause and effect.
- Every action is tied to measurable impact: how many Force bloodlines neutralized, how many vergences collapsed, how many data anomalies purged.
- Intellectual Climate: Dogmatic Rationalism
Uncordis wields logic the way the Jedi wield the Force. They are not skeptics; they are believers in unfaith; absolutists who see any metaphysical worldview as a mental defect to be corrected.- Force-sensitive beings are viewed not as enemies but as contagions.
- Ancient Force traditions are dissected, archived, and algorithmically dismantled for weak points.
- Every piece of belief is a system to be subverted quietly and irreversibly.
- Operational Climate: Paranoia and Isolation
Uncordis cells operate in near-total isolation. Most members do not know the names of their superiors or the location of their base. Everyone is watching everyone else.- Communication is anonymized and encrypted through layers of proxy.
- Failure is not corrected but disappeared.
- Success is measured not in explosions, but in absences created: a missing Jedi child, a forgotten holocron, a vergence that no longer stirs.
- External Climate: Patient Infiltration
To outsiders (if they know it exists at all), Uncordis is not a terror group or cult, but a ghostly rumor, spoken of in classified black site reports and Imperial whispers.- Their actions are subtle, long-term, and generational.
- Entire bloodlines vanish not through war, but through sterilization, propaganda, or false medical directives.
- The ultimate goal is a galaxy that does not fight the Force because it no longer remembers it.
- Emotional Climate: Detached, Cold, Calculated
- Reputation: Largely Unknown. ISS is aware of the organizations existence, but not its membership, and has been instructed to treat it as a watch but don't interfere group.
- Curios: Members own a ring that they can wear at all times, or only when they need to meet. The ring only shows the symbol when both sides are squeezed.
- Rules:
- SEVER THE MYTH.
The Force is a flaw. You will treat it not with reverence, but with surgical contempt. - SPEAK NOTHING.
Your purpose is silence. You will share nothing of our work: not in name, not in thought, not in death. - KNOW ONLY FUNCTION.
Rank is irrelevant. Identity is expendable. Mission is all. - OBSERVE WITHOUT SYMPATHY.
Force-sensitives are vectors. Study them. Exploit them. Eliminate them. Never pity them. - NEVER LEAVE TRACE.
What we sever must not grow back. No bodies. No echoes. No survivors. - TRUTH IS WHAT REMAINS.
When the Force is forgotten, when no temple stands, and no prophecy stirs, you will have succeeded. That is all that matters.
- SEVER THE MYTH.
- Goals:
- Eradicate the biological capacity for Force sensitivity across all known species.
- Neutralize and erase all Force-based traditions, artifacts, and philosophies.
- Undermine cultural, religious, and political reverence for the Force through subversion and misinformation.
- Sever the galaxy's metaphysical dependence on prophecy, mysticism, and destiny.
- Ensure the Force fades into myth: forgotten, inert, and unrecoverable.
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Selrik Lorcas
– Believed to be a high-ranking Executor within Uncordis. Possibly Primaris. - Dr. Luth Envaris – Former Jedi healer, now presumed dead. Likely defected and heads Project Abraxis (focused on creating a virus that targets Force sensitive pathways and kills them off).
- K-12/"Vellum" – Enigmatic ISS operator believed to be tied to multiple disappearances of Force-sensitives. No record exists post-896 ABY.
Uncordis was born in the smoke and silence that followed the fall of the Imperial Remnant in the late 800s BBY. Under the leadership of Grand Admiral Mason Deschart, the Remnant had clung to the dream of an Empire reformed: disciplined, sovereign, and free of Sith corruption. But that dream died when the resurgent One Sith descended upon them in overwhelming numbers.
These Sith were not reborn prophets or self-styled messiahs. They were ideological purists, stripped of legacy and bloated ambition, and they waged a war not for power, but for the annihilation of opposition.
Entire sectors vanished beneath red lightning. Entire fleets were turned against themselves through dark manipulation. What remained of the Imperial Remnant's senior command watched loyal officers turn mad or vanish, not from bullets, but from influence. The Force itself had become their executioner.
It was in this crucible that Selrik Lorcas, then a rising operative in Remnant military intelligence, saw the true face of the enemy; not just the One Sith, but the metaphysical tyranny that had haunted the galaxy across millennia. It wasn't simply that the Jedi and Sith fought for control. It was that they existed at all. The Force was a contaminant. A biological and spiritual defect in the genome of galactic civilization.
After the Remnant's final stand collapsed, a handful of survivors fled into the void: scientists, strategists, and outcasts. Some fell into madness. Others sought vengeance. But a select few, under Lorcas' silent guidance, chose a colder, clearer path.
Not revenge.
Correction.
From scattered embers and classified research archives, Uncordis was forged: a doctrine of surgical severance, of quiet erasure. Not to rule, but to erase the flaw in reality that had undone them all.
