Voss (2)Full unit name: VossLast updated: 24.11.2022 21:28:23Version: 7.05.002.2022.11.19
Basic info
First appearance: The Old Republic
Summary
The Voss were a sentient, humanoid species native to the planet of the same name, in the Voss system of the Allied Tion sector of the Outer Rim Territories. Their capital city was Voss-Ka, a fortified settlement atop a mountain. Their totalitarian society was defended by commandos and ruled by Force-wielding mystics, who served as seers and healers and whom the other members of the species considered infallible. The Voss population was small, vastly outnumbered by their homeworld's other native group, the Gormak - a species who saw the Voss as an aberration to be eliminated; however, both species eventually learned that the Voss were in fact offshoots of the Gormak. For centuries, the Voss fended off the assaults of the Gormak. Following the Treaty of Coruscant in 3653 BBY, which ended the Great Galactic War and started the Cold War, off-worlders discovered the planet by chance, the Voss becoming known to both the Sith Empire and the Galactic Republic. The Empire attempted to conquer the planet, but their plans were thwarted by the secret interference of the Star Cabal; in the aftermath, both the Republic and the Empire believed the Voss were responsible for the invasion's defeat, and established diplomatic embassies on the planet.Voss were humanoid sentients with a high rate of Force-sensitivity who displayed prominent sexual dimorphism. The male Voss had blue skin and bright orange eyes, while the females had red skin and azure eyes. The Voss did not have distinct pupils and possessed unique patterns of markings on their face, neck, and body, a trace of their shared ancestry with Gormak. Their voices had a slight mechanical tinge to it, making them sound somewhat like a droid or machine. Voss underwent a physical, developmental change during their marriage ceremonies and did not develop sexually prior to the performance of these rituals. With training, the Voss were able to access the Spirit World that existed on their homeworld to appear in faraway locations or to manifest as spirits after their death.