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younglings
Sex-Male or Female
Species-Human
Height-Varies
Weight-Varies
Age-Ranges from 10-19
The following stats are just Generalized stats for the younglings and are not specific for any one of them.
Dexterity: 2D
Blaster 4D, (SP) Stun gun 5D+2, dodge 4D, lightsaber 4D+2, melee combat 4D, running 5D
Knowledge: 2D
Alien Species 4D+2, Jedi Lore 4D, languages 4D, (SP) Terran: 5D, (SP) Basic: 5D, planetary systems
4D+2, survival 4D+1, willpower 5D
Mechanical: 3D
Ground vehicle operations 4D, sensors 4D+2
Perception: 4D
Hide 5D+2, persuasion 5D+2, search 4D+2, sneak 5D
Strength: 2D
Brawling 4D+2, stamina 4D+2
Technical: 3D
First aid 4D+2, Lightsaber repair 4D
Special Abilities:
Jaunt: The lost Jedi younglings developed the wild force talent known as 'Jaunting' the younglings can
perform any feats involving the power at one quarter of the normal difficulty while wearing a Jaunt belt.
Force Skills:
Control: 4D
Absorb/dissipate energy, accelerate healing, control
pain, hibernation trance, instinctive astrogation, emptiness, remain
conscious
Sense: 3D+2
Life detection, life sense, magnify senses, receptive telepathy, sense force, shift sense
Alter: 3D
Telekinesis
Control and Sense:
Lightsaber combat, farseeing, projective telepathy
Control and Alter
Accelerate another’s healing, control another’s pain, return another to
consciousness, transfer force
Control, Sense and Alter:
Enhanced coordination, Jaunt
Force Sen.?-Yes
Force Points-1-2
Darkside Points-0
Character Points-6
Move-10
Equipment:
Lightsaber and robes
History: The Tomorrow People
This 1970s children's adventure series introduced a new breed of youngster -
Homo Superior. described by creator/writer/director Roger Price as the next
stage in human evolution, The Tomorrow People were completely
telepathic, possessed telekinetic powers and had the ability to teleport
themselves instantaneously from place to place - a process catchily known as
'jaunting'.
Form their secret base - called The Lab - off a disused tunnel of the
London Underground, The Tomorrow People looked out for one another's
emergence and dedicated their amazing powers to saving mankind and the world
from diverse alien threats. In this they were aided by TIM, their talking
biotronic computer, and various friend, including Ginge and Lefty, a pair of
leather-jacketed motorcyclists.
As the opening story revealed, The Tomorrow People weren't always
Homo Superior. They all began as plain Homo Sapiens (affectionately referred
to as 'Saps') and the evolution into a Tomorrow Person was called 'breaking
out'. You, too, the theory went, could be a latent Homo Superior.
Over the series' first eight seasons, Tomorrow People came and went, with
departing stars explained away as representing Earth on the Galactic Trig, a
kind of huge space complex staffed by super-intelligent beings from all over
the Universe.
The group's leader, John, was the only member to last the series
distance, though Elizabeth (played by black actress Elizabeth Adare) joined
in Season Two and stayed to the end. The other longest-serving recruits were
Stephen (four seasons) and Mike (five seasons), the latter being played by
actor/singer Mike Holoway of the Flintlock pop group.
History in the Kilb-iverse:
Some twenty years before the battle of Yavin a
series of Jedi ships were sent out beyond the fringes of the known galaxy to
explore and try to find other civilizations. It's thought that clone troops
aboard the ship wiped out the Jedi's as was Palpatine's plan. In some situations
that might have been the case. In the case of the Quadrian Jedi vessel it made a
jump into hyperspace and hit a semi-stable wormhole that sent it spiraling out
of control and countless light years off course. The matter was made worse when
they came out of the wormhole and hit a fluctuating radiation field near the
sixth planet in the system. This field killed their sensors, communications and
hyperdrive systems effectively rendering them blind. By sheer luck they crashed
on the third planet from the sun, the only planet with a habitable atmosphere.
Those who survived were rescued by a fishing trolley and via the force's ability
to translate languages they were able to converse with their rescuers and told a
story about having escaped from a downed ship. Those that survived were taken
back to civilization and began trying to work their way into this new society, a
society that, at the time, hadn't even developed real space travel beyond their
own moon. The Jedi's and their crew drifted around and over time split up going
their separate ways. Some died, others married and became a part of the society
and others simply faded away never to be seen again.
The children over time developed wild force talents and were, for the
most part taught how to wield the force but only lived by the Jedi code in
the broadest sense. They eked out an existence on earth together hiding
amongst the masses and waiting for the day when their brethren would come to
take them home. Once arriving back to the republic the younglings were taken
in by the Jedi Academy and brought up to speed on galactic standard
education and use of technology.
Listed in the order in which they appear here are some notes on the
younglings.
Carol Winmill
She shows a great deal of affection towards the younglings and is a strong
right hand to John. Carol is courageous and willing to sacrifice her life
for the Earth. She tended towards the melodramatic at times, and she did
have an awful habit of getting excited.
Kenny Salmon
Is the youngest of the original group. Kenny has a great sense of humor
though and often finds himself in trouble with Megabyte.
Elizabeth "Liz" M'Bondo
The others followed John, because he commanded their respect. They followed
Elizabeth because she commanded their love. She was the perfect balance to
him, and not against giving him a piece of her mind if she felt it was
necessary. And she was nearly always right when she did so.
Stephen Jameson
He started off a school boy and finished up a strong, well trained, capable
young man. By the time he left the show, he had become a 'John clone'. By
the path to get there was sometimes difficult. This included some very
stupid actions like jaunting in front of a researcher into psychic
abilities.
Tyso Boswell
Tyso was a gypsy. His mother was convinced that his powers were some sort of
magic, and I somehow doubt he tried to dissuade her of this fact.
Mike Bell
Mike could be brave and kind on occasion and when Mike did try to do the
right thing, the results could be tragic. Over time he began to acquire the
wisdom needed to balance his impetuous nature.
Andrew Forbes
Born in Scotland. His father thought he went mad and was committed. Andrew
went to live with John in the lab there after.
Hsui Tai Koba
She was very quiet, timid might be a good way of describing her.
Elana Goldwyn
Worked as a travel agent. She is sensitive, inquisitive and hates being
called Ellie.
Paul Pryor
Is skeptical, sarcastic, and likes making bawdy jokes about John.
Adam Newman.
Is courageous, insightful, and a SNAG (Sensitive New Age Guy) to boot. Adam
is a natural leader with a style based on his natural ability to persuade
people to do what was necessary rather than just order them to.
Kevin Wilson
Younger than Kenny, Kevin was the baby of the group and lost both of his
parents at an early age..
Lisa Davis
Steadfast and serious Lisa just wanted to be normal and have an ordinary
life.
Marmaduke "Megabyte" Damon
The practical joker of the group, he and Kenny are often times getting into
trouble and have on more than one occasion been made to scrub the outside of
the Jedi temple clean.
Jade Weston
A good kid - but precisely that, a kid.
Ami Jackson
Takes the responsibilities that her powers put upon her very seriously.
Patricia Conway
Tricia worked for British Intelligence, and deflected their attention away
from the younglings. When it came time to leave Earth, she had the hardest
time.
Peter
Claimed to be a telepath from the future. That he was also a Guardian of
Time and that he was 163 years old, but looks like a teenager. Peter is also
a pathological liar.
Pavla Vlasova
A Russian telepath. Kidnapped and force to work for the KGB, with their only
means of controlling her through an explosive device they implanted in her
skull. One spying mission took her to London to read the minds of the
delegates at the NATO conference. She managed to escape the KGB man assigned
to escort her and with John and Tim’s help they removed the explosive and
she came to live with the younglings.
Most of this information can be found at The Lab
so please go by and check it out...
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