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Lokai

**Lokai** was once a political dissident on his homeworld of Cheron. There he was in a racial minority, as he was black on his left side and white on his right side as opposed to the other way around. His people were oppressed by the ruling class, until Lokai began a revolution around 49,000 BCE.

Lokai was captured and tried for treason by the Commission on Political Traitors -- and was convicted. He escaped his punishment, fleeing the planet. Bele pursued him. For thousands of years, Lokai fled across the Milky Way with Bele always close behind.

In 3268 CE, Lokai sought asylum on the USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701). Though he was not familiar with the laws and customs of the United Federation of Planets, he trust Captain James T. Kirk. Kirk, however, refused Lokai's asylum and determined that Lokai should face a hearing with Starfleet Command to determine his asylum status and whether or not he should face judgment for his theft of the shuttlecraft *DaVinci*. Bele, who had also boarded the *Enterprise*, was outraged and -- after the ship had completed a decontamination mission to Ariannus -- took control of the ship and brought it to Cheron where he intended to make Lokai face justice.

Instead, Lokai was alarmed to discover that the revolution he had begun had resulted in the destruction of their entire species. Though Kirk offered Lokai a chance to become a citizen of the Federation, Lokai opted to return to his planet. There, he and Bele resumed the conflict that had destroyed the rest of their civilization. Neither was ever heard from again.
Clorium

**Clorium** is a fairly common element, but it is one of the Six Forbidden Cargos for Leviathan biomechanoids. For the biomechanical vessels, clorium is a numbing agent. To most humanoid species, however, clorium servea as something with which to season and preserve food. It is known by numerous names across the Milky Way, including "**onlux**" on Denea and "**table salt**" (or "**sodium chloride**") on Earth.
Moordil

**Moordil** was a bartender at the last remaining commerce station in the Sacred Stillness. He was a massive, multi-armed being who wore a hat that shared the appearance of a fez from Earth.

When the station Moordil worked and resided in was hit with a gamma storm, a beam fell on him and wounded him. Pa'u Zotoh Zhaan attempted to ease his pain and heal his wound, although Moordil's monin artery had been severed, however, and there was little Zhaan could do but make his slow passing less painful.

When it was discovered that a nursery full of children had been trapped by debris, Moordil gave John Crichton and Aeryn Sun directions they could use to find and rescue the children. Moordil also realized that the Kampeks were behind the devastating storms, once it was revealed that the storms were attracted to a signal inside the ship. Shortly after this, he succumbed to his wound.
Di-Corellium

**Di-Corellium**, also known colloquially as **Di-Cor**, was a radioactive compound found primarily on Luna. During the reign of the WEC over Earth, during the 24th century, Di-Cor was the planet's primary resource for energy production. The WEC employed prisoners and political dissidents to mine the substance.

In 2396 CE, the Resistance -- thanks largely to the Captain -- was able to gain control of the WEC's mining operations. This ultimately began the downfall of the WEC.

## Source

Di-Corellium is derived from *Crusader: No Regret*.
Luxan Territories

The **Luxan Territories** are a region of the Delta Quadrant that include the homeworld of the Luxans and their allied planets. Much, if not all, of the **Luxan Territories** are under the jurisdiction of Peacekeepers, and are therefore also considered Peacekeeper Space. Part of the Luxan Territories reaches the edge of the Scarran Empire, and this region was disputed during the Peacekeeper/Scarran War.

## Source

The Luxan Territories are mentioned in *Farscape*, as the home of one of the main characters.
Internal Security Turrets

**Internal security turrets** were part of the internal defense system of a Leviathan-gunship hybrid. These guns were stored in the ceilings panels of most of the vessel, and could be lowered at any moment to fire on intruders to the ship. They were particularly centered around the vessel's command center.

In the only instance of one of these hybrids, *Talyn*, these weapons proved vital in destroying the Scarran Alcar when he attempted to gain control of the ship.

## Source

Internal security turrets are derived from *Farscape*.
Lennok

Colonel **Lennok** was the second-in-command of the Venek Horde when it laid siege to the Jocacean Monastery, serving under General Grines. Though he was highly aggressive, like other Veneks, Lennok did have a measure of self-control.

When Lennok discovered Grines had died, he was understanding -- though he was offended to find his body dressed in the clothing of a nurse, as he was unaware that this had been part of Grines' attempts to escape the monastery.

When John Crichton and the other time travelers fled back to their own time, Lennok led the Venek Horde into the monastery to hunt for the Peacekeeper forces -- which had departed. With the bloodlust upon the horde, Lennok could not prevent them from slaughtering all of the women and children within the monastery.
Narium Coils

**Narium coils** are a vital part of biomechanical transport pods. Spares of this part can often be found onboard Leviathan biomechanoids, along with 3k wires.

It was in the search for these items that John Crichton, Ka D'Argo, Chiana, and Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis found themselves aboard *Rohvu*.

## Source

Narium coils are derived from *Farscape*.
League of One

The **League of One** was a salarian imtelligence service at the time the Citadel Council was created. They were primarily used for espionage and assassinations, as they were particularly adept at infiltrating high security locations.

The organization never had more than a dozen members. Only the highest levels of the Salarian Union were ever aware of the identities of the members of the League. The members of the League held no special ranks or had any uniform that distinguished them. Their secrecy was paramount -- until the formation of the Citadel Council.

In order to appease the suspicions of the asari, the Salarian Union released all of the classified information about the League of One -- exposing all of its members. Before any harm could befall them, however, they all disappeared. It was initially assumed that this was intentional, in order to protect them. This belief was dispelled when, just a few months later, the entire inner cabinet of the Salarian Union was murdered. There was no incriminating evidence but it was clear who was behind the attack.

In response, the Special Tasks Group sent out a team of specialized hunters. None of them returned. Ten of the Council's brightest military operatives were sent to finish the job -- only two of them returned, reporting no evidence of the League. It was assumed that the entire League had been eradicated. This was the precursor to the Spectres program.

Although there were no further incidents, documents later declassified indicated that a thirteenth member of the League may have existed and escaped from the salarian military.

## Source

The League of One is derived from *Mass Effect*. For canon information please visit the Mass Effect Wiki.
Jakenchs

**Jakenchs** are a small, bipedal reptillian species with blue skin and greenish freckles. Jakenchs are naturally very timid, and therefore easily dominated. Their entire culture came to be designed to make Jakenchs excellent servants -- they frown upon material possessions, are unquestioningly loyal, and value service above all else.

The Breakaway Colonies, founded in a region of space that the Jakenchs call home, frequently make use of Jakenchs as servants.
Maryk

Grand Chancellor **Maryk** was the leader of the Peacekeeper military forces and directed their fleets from Peacekeeper Strategic Command. He was in command at the beginning of the Peacekeeper/Scarran War, and it was simply because of his caution that it took so long for open war to breakout between the Peacekeepers and the Scarran Empire. War was unavoidable, however, when Scorpius launched a preemptive attack against the Scarrans.

Maryk revoked Scorpius' command for his impudence, but went to war with the Scarrans nevertheless. Maryk maintained a strong front for his forces, but believed the war unwinnable. He sought comfort in Commandant Mele-on- Grayza, with whom he had fathered a daughter, and even confided his true feelings to her. She found this fearful belief to be a weakness, and poisoned him in order to ensure that he would not surrender to the Scarran Empire.
Linfer

**Linfer** was a Relgarian scientist serving in the Sciences Division of the Peacekeepers. She was assigned to work on Scorpius' wormhole project under Drillic and, later, Co-Kura Strappa.

After the data recovered from Drillic's death, Linfer believed she had uncovered the secret to preventing the tissue liquification that occurred during unshielded wormhole travel. Believing that Scorpius was becoming unhinged and would eventually have her executed, Linfer volunteered to take the next test flight. In truth, this was not only a means of testing her theories but also a means to escape the Peacekeepers.

She located *Moya* and offered her wormhole knowledge to John Crichton, in exchange for taking the Leviathan biomechanoid. Because of the long history of positive relationships between Relgarians and Leviathans, Pilot and *Moya* were delighted by the prospect, but Crichton deliberated on the offer for a short while. While he thought it over, Linfer discovered that her shielding had only delayed and slowed the tissue liquificiation problem. Rather than suffer the agonizing death, Linfer flew into space in her Prowler and initiated its self-destruct sequence.
Inter-dimensional Entity

The **inter-dimensional entity** is an organism that lives in-between different dimensions. When *Moya* got caught in an inter-dimensional space after trying to Starburst without being fully prepared, this entity was designated to repair the dimensional breach and destroy any extra-dimensional material. The crew of *Moya* initially believed the entity to be hostile -- however, they eventually perceived its attempts to communicate. John Crichton entered a dimensional rift and spoke with the entity -- learning from the entity how to extract *Moya* from the interdimensional space.

This is the only recorded encounter with this type of being.

## Source

The inter-dimensional entity is derived from *Farscape*.
Neeyala

**Neeyala** was a Pathfinder, and the head researcher of a crew investigating wormholes. She was very intelligent, driven, and competent. She was willing to sacrifice her own crew, and anything else, in order to complete her research project.

When her vessel embedded itself in *Moya* she sought to free her ship -- though she hoped to spare the crew of *Moya*. To that end, she began a complicated scheme. This scheme eventually fell apart, and the rest of Neeyala's crew was lost. Running out of options, she tried to kill John Crichton with her poison quills -- even this plan was foiled, and Crichton ultimately killed Neeyala.

As a result of her failure, any family Neeyala had in the Gamma Quadrant would have been killed by her superiors.
Molor

According to Klingon legends, **Molor** was a tyrant that ruled over Qo'noS during Earth's 19th century. In his honor, living sacrifices were once made at shrines built above the seven chimneys leading into the underground volcanic tunnels beneath the planet's surface. He was believed to be so strong that no one could oppose him -- until his defeat by Kahless the Unforgettable.

Molor was said to have sent 500 warriors to assault the city of Qam-Chee, an army so great that all of the city's warriors fled except for Kahless and Lukara. The two of them stood alone against the army and emerged victorious -- sparking what was known to be the greatest romance in Klingon history.

Shortly after the wedding of Kahless and Lukara, Molor sent an army to attack them again. Though the pair were victorious once more, they almost died. This battle inspired the tradition of wielding *ma'Stakas* at the end of marriage ceremony.

The final battle between Molor and Kahless was fought at the River Skral. Kahless killed Molor with the first *bat'leth*, the Sword of Kahless. The annual *Kot'baval* Festival was a celebration of Molor's defeat.

## Source

Molor is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit Memory Alpha.
Frag Cannons

**Frag cannons** are the primary armaments Peacekeeper command carriers are equipped with. Each command carrier has four frag cannons at its disposal, two at the front and two at the rear. These are affixed to tracks which allowed them to move along the horizontal axis of the ship -- though they can not move vertically to the top or underside of the vessel.

The three barrels of each frag cannon can be fired individually, and are most often used in rapid succession. The power of the projectiles fired from frag cannons can be changed, but the top range of a frag cannon is always 45 metras.

As the most powerful armaments of the Peacekeeper fleet, frag cannons were typically reserved for firing upon capital ships or other large, dangerous vessels. Frag cannons are simply to slow to fire against quick-moving, small ships.

## Source

Frag cannons are derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit the Farscape Encyclopedia Project.
Milky Way

The **Milky Way** is a barred spiral galaxy estimated to be somewhere between 100,000 light years and 180,000 light years in diameter, containing an estimated 200 billion to one trillion stars and at least 100 billion planets. The center of the galaxy is likely a super-massive black hole.

As exploration of the galaxy expanded the knowledge of several species, it became clear that some very ancient species had influenced the destiny of the galaxy. These species included the Xel'Naga, the Leviathans, the Old Ones, the C'tan, and a handful of others.

Stellar cartographers ultimately divided the galaxy into four quadrants - the Alpha Quadrant, Beta Quadrant, Gamma Quadrant, and Delta Quadrant. Some other areas concerning the star charts of the galaxy have been labeled as quadrants as well -- although these are hotly debated and are not recognized by the United Federation of Planets. These include the Theta Quadrant -- which is the center galactic core -- and the Sigma Quadrant, which is a region just outside the borders of the galaxy. The galaxy is further sub-divided into sectors, star clusters, planetary regions and star systems. Some other galactic governments, particularly the Citadel Council and the Imperium of Man, used other terms to divide up the galaxy into regions, however these divisions were primarily based on political borders.

The Milky Way has long been home to a myriad of cultures and factions. For much of its history, however, an interplanetary government has emerged -- covering at least large portions of the galaxy in its territory. Deep in the Delta Quadrant, this was the Peacekeepers for many cycles. Even longer than that, the Citadel held sway over most of the galaxy. After this, the United Federation of Planets became the largest interplanetary government -- eventually stretching nearly across the entire galaxy. Ultimately the Federation fell, becoming the Terran Federation, which eventually collapsed and gave way for the Imperium of Man.

Although there are numerous other galaxies in the universe, and others even relatively nearby the Milky Way in what is called the "Local Group", only a few species from other galaxies had been encountered by any of the species within the Milky Way even by the year 40,000 CE.

## Source

The Milky Way is derived from the real world. For canon information please visit:

* Wikipedia
* The Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Jayne O'Connor

Doctor **Jayne O'Connor** was a criminal psychologist at Duke University on Earth at the beginning of the 21st century. She was interviewed by the television program "Alien Visitation" after *Moya* and her crew visited the planet. Dr. O'Connor firmly believed that Noranti Pralatong was a dangerous woman.

## Source

Jayne O'Connor is derived from *Farscape*.
Mind worms

**Mind worms** are a common creature native to the planet Chiron. They typically live in xenofungus, remaining docile until disturbed by other beings traversing the terrain. They can also become much more hostile and active when it is time to breed. When agitated, mind worms will join into a swarm. These swarms are dangerous -- and as mind worms breed in these swarms they will grow into larger and larger sizes as they remain together.

Mind worms, despite lacking sentience, have psionic powers which allow them to infiltrate the minds of organic lifeforms -- debilitating and even killing them. However, they are also susceptible to being controlled and can even be domesticated. Gaia's Stepdaughters, led by Lady Deirdre Skye, developed a system to control mind worms whenever they encountered them.

## Source

Mind worms are derived from *Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri*.
Matala

**Matala** was a Scorvian spy who was surgically disguised as an Ilanic. During the Ilanic/Scorvian War, she infiltrated the Ilanic military's research division and became the assistant of the scientist Verell. She worked with him for roughly a cycle on a project intended to develop a superweapon by utilizing black holes.

During the weapon's very first test, the Ilanic cruiser that was conducting the test was destroyed. Matala and Verell managed to escape aboard a shuttle, and were soon rescued by *Moya*. Matala seemed to almost immediately begin to develop an attraction for Ka D'Argo but she was, in truth, trying to manipulate him. Meanwhile, John Crichton -- experiencing visions of the future -- came to realize Matala was an enemy. Aeryn Sun also realized Matala's true identity after sparring with her and recognizing a neural stroke during combat -- a move mastered by the Scorvians.

When she was confronted, Matala was ready. She stabbed Verell and fled aboard the shuttle she had arrived in. In his last moment's, however, Verell deactivated the shielding on the superweapon -- and the shuttlecraft as well as the Scorvian cruiser approaching it were both consumed by the black hole powering the device.
Kanvia

**Kanvia** is a planet in the Uncharted Territories and the homeworld of the Kanvians. The planet experienced frequent rain.

At the beginning of the 21st century, by Earth's calendar, the planet was unified under one autocratic government led by Rinic Pralanoth and his children. That government did not last particularly long, as the entire Pralanoth family died shortly afterwards due, largely, to machinations by Xhalax Sun in her efforts to retrieve the Leviathan Talyn. The planet fell back into being ruled by a number of different governments.

## Source

Kanvia appears in an episode in the third season of *Farscape*.
Liantac

**Liantac** is a Class M planet on the border of Consortium of Trao and the Uncharted Territories. It is the homeworld of the Lians. The planet's primary industry is gambling, and as such the planet has become something of a galactic resort.

## Source

Liantac appears in the comic book *Farscape: Tangled Roots*.
Katoya

**Katoya** was a master of mental discipline, he operated a mental arts training camp in Tormented Space. There he used various techniques, including virtual reality technology, to help his trainees improve on various skills such as endurance, patience, the ability to withstand pain. He was highly sought out by many across the Delta Quadrant -- even Scorpius had gone to him for training.

While Scorpius was traveling aboard *Moya*, he brought Ka D'Argo, John Crichton, and Rygel XVI to Katoya for training in the hopes they would be able to withstand torture at the hands of the Scarrans. Unbeknownst to Scorpius, however, Macton Tal -- D'Argo's former brother-in-law -- was also undergoing training with Katoya at the time.

D'Argo sought Katoya's help in learning whether or not he had killed Lo'Laan Tal or if Macton had framed him. Katoya agreed to help, but while D'Argo was in the virtual reality machine Macton took over -- throwing Katoya into a wall and killing him.
NASA

The **National Aeronautics and Space Administration**, or **NASA**, was a space exploration project created by the government of the United States of America that was founded in 1958 CE. They were responsible for the *Apollo 11* spacecraft that put the first human on the surface of Luna, as well as many other successes. They were also responsible for a fair number of tragedies, including the disaster that befell the *Challenger* shuttle.

By 1999 CE, they were a participant organization in IASA but were continuing to launch projects of their own. This included the *Voyager 6* probe, which launched in 1999 and also disappeared into a wormhole much like astronaut John Crichton, and the *Nomad* MK-15c which was launched in 2002 CE.

## Source

NASA is derived from real world history and *Star Trek*.
Molnon

**Molnon** was the defacto leader of the Clansmen of the Royal Cemetery Planet when it was visited by Chiana. He oversaw the ritual of "Taking the Stone", speaking sacred words before each jump.

Molnon was less willing to Take the Stone himself, without having fathered a child first. He saw an opportunity with the arrival of Chiana, who he hoped to manipulate into Taking the Stone for him. His plans almost came apart when John Crichton and Aeryn Sun arrived on the planet, looking for their crewmate.

Crichton uncovered the reasons why the Clansmen grew sickly after a certain age, and tried to convince Molnon that it would save lives if the Clansmen moved to the planet's surface. Molnon, seemingly already aware of Crichton's discovery, was opposed to the action but put it before his people to vote on. Ultimately, the Clansmen decided to stay underground and continue Taking the Stone.

Nevertheless, Crichton intended to bring Molnon's plans for Chiana to an end -- he knocked Molnon unconscious, but Chiana Took the Stone anyways.
Mala'kaks

The **Mala'kaks**, also called the **Engineers** or the **Pilots**, are a humanoid species that evolved hundreds of millions of years after the disappearance of the ancient humanoids.

## History

The origins of the Mala'kaks are unknown, though it is known that they were aware of the efforts of the ancient humanoids to create other humanoid species. The Mala'kaks traveled to some of these worlds, hoping to disrupt the evolution that was occurring there. They did this by sacrificing one of their own, poisoning him and introducing tainted DNA into the evolutionary pool.

This occurred on the planet Earth, but failed to prevent the rise of humans. As a result of this, The Mala'kaks sent an invasion force to LV-223, with a new plan to end humanity by releasing the black liquid pathogen. They lost control of the pathogen, wiping out the entire invasion force save one -- who was cryogenically frozen.

## Physiology

Mala'kaks are pale, hairless humanoids. Though there is much variation in their eyes, their pupils are shaped like oblong crosses. They are roughly 9 to 10 feet tall and breathe oxygen. They are considerably stronger than humans, with an average lifespan of about 150 cycles.

## Source

The Mala'kaks are derived from the *Alien vs. Predator* franchise, most especially the movie *Prometheus*.
Necrodermis

**Necrodermis** is a "living metal" originally used by the Necrontyr in the construction of their ships. Eventually, it was repurposed to construct robotic bodies for the C'tan to possess. The C'tan then convinced the Necrontyr to construct robotic bodies for themselves, and transfer into them -- thus creating the Necrons. Necron vehicles, war machines, and spaceships are also created from necrodermis.

Necrodermis has been found throughout the Milky Way. Some believe that Asirnoth the Silver Wyrm was actually a necrodermis creation. The weapons wielded by the Callidus Assassins of the Imperium were adapted by the Adeptus Mechanicus from necrodermis weaponry found on Mars.

The molecular or chemical makeup of necrodermis is unknown, but it has a remarkable and unique ability to almost instantly regenerate from nearly any kind of damage. Even severed pieces can reattach.

## Source

Necrodermis is derived from *Warhammer 40,000*. For canon information visit the Warhammer 40,000 Wiki.
Dacon

Sub-officer **Dacon** was the communications supervisor and cook for a unit of Peacekeepers who were called upon to defend a Jocacean monastery from the Venek Horde. He was young, terrified of dying, and had no skill for combat. He held his unit's leader, Commanding Officer Tarn, in great respect.

When John Crichton, Aeryn Sun, Ka D'Argo, Stark, and Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis appeared during the conflict at the monastery, Aeryn bolstered the courage of Dacon. Eventually, she attempted to deliver a message to initiate peace negotiations. Dacon refused to allow her to, insisting that as the least valuable soldier he should be the one to put his life at risk. Though he managed to deliver the message, he died in the process.

Because the Venek Horde slaughtered those inside the monastery regardless of Dacon's message, he was all but forgotten by historians.

## Alternate Timeline

In the original timeline, unaltered by the crew of *Moya*, Dacon had sent the message to the Venek Horde and died in the process -- almost precisely as he did in the altered timeline. (In fact, Crichton had insisted Dacon complete this act in order to preserve the timeline.) This had initiated a peace process between the Sebaceans and the Venek Horde. Dacon would be remembered as a great warrior hero to the Peacekeepers for at least 500 cycles, although many deeds he was credited with were actually accomplished by Tarn, his commanding officer.

## Source

Dacon appears in an episode of *Farscape*.
Kornata

**Kornata** was a brilliant genetic scientist in the Uncharted Territories. She led a team of scientists that were committed to testing humanely on living organisms, primarily looking for cures to diseases. One of their experiments was to increase the intelligence of a small rodent-like creature they had named "NamTar" by repeatedly injecting the creature with a serum.

The experiment was a success, and NamTar eventually grew to be able to increase its own intelligence with the serum. Eventually, NamTar grew more intelligent than the team of scientists and began experimenting on them in return. As a result of these experiments, Kornata grew to be incredibly deformed. As NamTar continued to search for the means to become a perfect creature, Kornata became little more than his laboratory assistant.

Eventually, with the aid of John Crichton, Kornata was able to overthrow NamTar. She managed to inject him with a serum that countered the effects of the original serum he had been injected with -- reducing him back to his original form and animal intelligence.
Kaminar

**Kaminar** was a ringed class M planet,one of six planets in the Kaminar system. Kaminar was unusual in that, rather than a food chain, the species chain was binary -- creatures were either predators or prey. As such, two sapient species had developed -- the Kelpiens and the Ba'ul. The planet abounded with non-sapient fauna, including some flying species, as well as a diverse array of flora including aquatic plants, and flowers such as fredalias.

## History

Circa 960 CE, the planet was sparsely populated and the population was divided into three groups -- the Ba'ul, the pre-*vahar'ai* Kelpiens, and the post-*vahar'ai* Kelpiens. The post-*vahar'ai* Kelpiens were the primary predators of the planet, and within eighty years the pre-*vahar'ai* Kelpiens and the Ba'ul were both nearly extinct. Then, a sudden and unexplained shift occurred -- the Ba'ul population rebounded, the post-*vahar'ai* Kelpiens died out.

As the pre-*vahar'ai* population of Kelpiens began to rebound as well. Their numbers were fewer than the Ba'ul. In order to maintain their dominance, the Ba'ul -- significantly more technologically advanced than the Kelpiens -- manipulated the Kelpiens into worshipping them. They required the Kelpiens to ritualistically sacrifice themselves.

## Source

Kaminar is derived from *Star Trek: Discovery*.
Charrids

**Charrids** are a warrior-race found in and often employed by the Scarran Empire -- often serving as guards and grunts in the Scarran military forces. They are highly aggressive, if not always smart, and are notable for their remarkable tolerance for pain. Charrids are recognizable by their short snouts and leather skin. In some ways, they are reminscent of Vorcarions. Charrids are often at odds with the Kalish, who perform administrative duties on behalf of the Scarran Empire.

Over 1,000 cycles ago, Charrids invaded the Hynerian Empire. During the attack, they killed billions of people and even ate Hynerian children. They were eventually repelled by waves of suicide attacks. Though this was many ages ago, the Charrids retain a deep hatred for all Hynerians.

## Notable Charrids

* Tugar
* Ralnaht
* General Rahzaro
* Zylar

## Source

Charrids are seen in many episodes of *Farscape*.
Marauders (Peacekeeper)

**Marauders** are one of the primary vessels in the Peacekeeper fleet, often used for recon missions and as troop transports. These ships have the best stealth technology available in Peacekeeper vessels, and also the most advanced scanning equipment. They are heavily equipped with defensive shielding, missiles, and pulse cannons. A typical Marauder is crewed by five Peacekeeper commandos. Marauders are able to reach speeds of hetch 7.

Marauders are capable of landing on a planet's surface or in a docking bay, and deploying its troops through an elevator system. However, marauders can also simply open a hatch and allow their troops to drop out of the vessel without ever touching down.

Marauders use the volatile cesium fuel for power.
Jedman

Officer **Jedman** was a Peacekeeper Prowler pilot operating under Scorpius' command. He was one of several test pilots sent to attempt to fly through wormholes. Despite Linfer's negative shield deployment, the negative side effects of wormhole travel still affected him and he was ultimately liquefied as a result.
Kato-Re

**Kato-Re** was the Grondeer of the Acquarans and father of Lishala during the period when they first encountered John Crichton. He was known to be a wise and fair leader of his people.

When John Crichton crashed on Acquara, Kato-Re accepted his presence -- and even summoned him when Lishala began to express an interest in the human.

Shortly thereafter, it appeared that Ka D'Argo -- who had come to the planet to bring Crichton back to *Moya* -- had attacked Rokon. Kato-Re had little choice but to sentence Crichton to ten cycles of hard labor. This pronouncement was quickly overshadowed by the arrival of the former Hynerian Dominar Rygel XVI, who the Acquarans immediately believed was their prophesied Massata. Rygel protested this appointment as a deity, which only served to anger the Acquarans.

But the truth was soon revealed -- the Acquarans had, long ago, been Sebaceans under the rule of the Hynerian Empire and had been banished to Acquara where a dampening field prevented them from ever leaving the planet. When the dampening field was deactivated, Kato-Re was grateful for the freedom now granted to his people and even rewarded Rygel with a basket of food to bring back to *Moya*.

## Source

Kato-Re is a character derived from *Farscape*.
Markir T'al

**Markir T'al** was a a Peacekeeper technician who was involved in testing weapons on prisoners. While he was assigned one last check on the transport pod being used in these experiments, the prisoners staged a revolt and escaped in the pod -- unwittingly taking Markir T'al with them.

Eventually the transport pod was picked up by *Moya*, though not before T'al struck a secret deal with the Hynerian prisoner Orrhn Pak. When the transport pod landed aboard the Leviathan biomechanoid, T'al was placed in a holding cell and guarded over by a DRD. When a distress signal was sent out to the Peacekeepers, T'al was the initial suspect. However, it was quickly apparent he could not have sent the signal and that there was a traitor amongst the prisoners.

When Orrhn was revealed to be the culprit, she helped Markir T'al escape from his cell and, taking Rygel XVI hostage, they escaped in the transport pod. Ka D'argo, John Crichton, and Aeryn Sun gave pursuit aboard *Lo'La* and easily boarded the transport pod. In the fight that followed, Aeryn shot and killed Markir.
Ka Jothee

**Ka Jothee** was the only son of the Sebacean woman Lo'Laan Tal and her Luxan husband Ka D'Argo.

## History

Jothee's family lived on a peaceful agricultural colony under Peacekeeper jurisdiction, and had a very uneventful life -- though they did face a good deal of prejudice from the local Sebacean population. This peaceful life was destroyed when Jothee's uncle, the Peacekeeper Macton Tal, killed Lo'Laan and framed D'Argo for the murder.

Before D'Argo was arrested, he found a family who would take Jothee in and provide him with a good home. Unfortunately, this was not to last either and Jothee became a slave amongst a number of Baniks. At some point, he was owned by a Relgarian who taught him to play Tadek. Before being sold to another owner, Jothee became a master of the game.

Eventually, Stark learned of this and the crew of *Moya* set about to purchase the slaves from the slave traders who owned them. The slave lot was, however, purchased by Scorpius. Seeing no other way to free Jothee, John Crichton surrendered himself to Scorpius. Scorpius, surprisingly, proved true to his word and allowed Jothee to go free.

After nine cycles, Jothee and his father were finally reunited. However, Jothee bore a deep resentment for D'Argo and his Luxan heritage -- going so far as to mutilate his own tenkas. He initially refused even to help rescue Crichton, though the human had sacrificed himself for the young hybrid. Eventually, Jothee did have a change of heart and piloted a transport pod to help Crichton escape the shadow depository.

Not long after this, Jothee began an affair with Chiana, even though she was romantically involved with D'Argo. When D'Argo learned of this he flew into a rage and branded Jothee with the union tattoos that he had intended to share with Chiana. Realizing he did not understand Luxan honor, Jothee left *Moya* without speaking to D'Argo, but telling Chiana that he would return to make things right with both of them.

In his time away from *Moya*, Jothee joined the Luxan Army and swiftly rose through the ranks to become the youngest Kleeva in the entire organization. When the Peacekeeper/Scarran War began, he and his unit were called in to the heart of the war. By a remarkable twist of fate, the warship Jothee was stationed on came across D'Argo and Chiana floating adrift in space after escaping from *Lo'La* before its destruction. This allowed Jothee and his father to patch up their differences before the Battle of Qujaga, where D'Argo tragically died. Chiana, who had been given D'Argo's qualta blade, gave the weapon to Jothee.
Nebari Establishment

The **Nebari Establishment** is the formal, recognized government of the Nebari people. They were a unifying government for their people, and ruled over the Nebari for much of the species lengthy history. The Establishment is one of the more powerful political entities of the Delta Quadrant -- able to rival the Peacekeepers and the Scarran Empire, and even relatively unperturbed by the Borg (although it is said the Borg may have acquired their desire to assimilate other species through assimilating a member of the Establishment.)

## Conformity

The Establishment requires conformity from all of its subjects. Those that resist are subjected to mind-cleansing, in order to force them to conform. Mind-cleansing was also practiced on captured enemies.

Not all Nebari could be mind-cleansed, however, or were desired to be mind-cleansed. The Establishment routinely banished or killed androgens because of their physical differences. For nearly 20 cycles, the Establishment also permitted certain rebellious to leave Nebari Prime after infecting them with a contagion that would, ultimately, be activated by the Establishment in order to forcibly mind-cleanse any who had contracted the contagion from sexual encounters with the free Nebari.

## Military

The Establishment boasts a tremendous military strength. Nebari host ship could end the pregnancy of a Leviathan biomechanoid in a single shot, and could easily overpower and destroy a Peacekeeper command carrier.

## Source

The Establishment is derived from *Farscape*.

For canon information, please visit the Farscape Encyclopedia Project.
Ilanic-Scorvian War

The **Ilanic/Scorvian War** was a lengthy conflict waged between the Ilanics and the Scorvians on the borders of the Luxan Territories. The war ignited in 1996 CE, by the standard Earth calendar of the time, out of a long-standing rivalry between the races. The Luxans, also longstanding rivals with the Scorvians, fought alongside their Ilanic allies.

The first conflict of the war was an unprovoked attack by the Scorvians against an Ilanic outpost on the border of the Ilanic Sector. This first conflict saw the deaths of two million civilians. The war waged on for three cycles with no end in sight, so the Ilanics began studying more unconventional ways of winning the war. They attempted to harness the power of a quantum singularity into a weapon. The tests of these weapons were conducted in the Uncharted Territories, but went badly -- the first destroying the Ilanic cruiser that carried it. Only the scientist Verell and his assistant Matala survived.

Unknown to Verell, Matala was a Scorvian spy. Matala's plot was exposed, thanks to the crew of *Moya*, and Verell sacrificed his life to activate the weapon again -- destroying Matala and preventing the Scorvians from obtaining it. The Ilanics, however, continued to work on similar weapons with little success and the war waged on, until the Peacekeeper/Scarran War broke out. The Peacekeepers, made aware of the Ilanic experiments by the Luxans, sought out their scientists in order to gain an advantage in the war. Meanwhile, the Scarran Empire conscripted the Scorvians into their battles in the Luxan Territories. In this way, the Ilanic/Scorvian War ended after eight cycles -- by being absorbed into an even larger conflict.

## Source

The Ilanic/Scorvian War is derived from *Farscape*.
Memory Extraction

**Memory extraction** was an interrogation technique developed by Scorpius for the Peacekeepers. It was only able to be performed through use of the Aurora Chair. It allowed the Peacekeepers to gather intelligence from the memory of a prisoner. It is considered far more reliable than other forms of interrogation, as it is virtually impossible to deceive.

## Source

Memory extraction is derived from *Farscape*.
Jean Kaminski

Doctor **Jean Kaminski** was a psychaiatrist employed by IASA in the Scarran-created simulation of Earth meant to break John Crichton's mind. She bore the same appearance as Pa'u Zotoh Zhaan.

Crichton tried to get her to admit she was an alien, but Kaminski gave evasive and vague answers to his questions -- when she did not respond with questions of her own. Initially she behaved quite professionally, but as the simulation grew more sinister, her demeanor changed. She ignored Crichton's screams as he broke down, and soon tied him up in a bizarre dominatrix situation.

## Source

Jean Kaminski is derived from *Farscape*.
Lo'La

***Lo'La*** was a Luxan Eradicator-class vessel of Toproktin design which was discovered by *Moya* as it was floating dead in space in the Sacred Stillness. After Ka D'Argo commandeered the vessel, he named it after his late wife Lo'Laan Tal. Security measures in place ensure that the vessel could only be operated by someone with Luxan DNA -- any other species trying to operate the ship would trigger a self-destruct sequence. The ship will also respond to vocal commands, though only those given by the registered pilot in Luxan.

Though the vessel can only use two individuals to operate it -- one to pilot the ship and one to man the weaponry -- it is able to hold between ten and twelve individuals inside it.

The ship was designed specifically for use in battle. As such, it is equipped with powerful blaster cannons. Most notably, however, is its defensive array. The vessel has both a deception shrouding mechanism, as well as a protective energy shell. The shell is a solid shield around the ship, except for a small hole where a DNA scanner allows the pilot to deactivate the shield long enough to enter the vessel. The shrouding keeps the ship invisible to the naked eye and to most sensors, rendering it undetectable except when it is hit.

*Lo'La* was a versatile ship, able to travel longer distances than most shuttles and transport pods but also capable of landing on planet surfaces and flying in atmospheric environments. When in flight, wings extended from the hull, and the landing structs are retracted. *Lo'La* is not capable of faster-than-light travel, but is faster than transport pods and most other sub-light space vessels.

*Lo'La* was destroyed during the Peacekeeper/Scarran War, though the crew aboard -- Chiana and D'Argo -- survived the attack.

## Crew

The following members of *Moya*'s crew acted, at various times, as the crew of *Lo'La*.

* Ka D'Argo (commanding officer)
* Chiana
* DRD "1812"
* John Crichton
* Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis
* Noranti Pralatong
* Rygel XVI
* Sikozu Svala Shanti Sugaysi Shanu
Kanvians

The **Kanvians** are a humanoid species from the planet Kanvia in the Uncharted Territories. Every member of the species is relatively similar in appearance -- with dark hair, pale skin, powder blue eyes, and sharp pointed eyebrows.

The Kanvians were, for much of their history, ruled by an autocratic government. Though only family ruled every aspect of life on Kanvia during this time, there were frequent attempts to overthrow them and power grabs even within the family were not unheard of. Ruthlessness was standard practice for the rulers of Kanvia, who used domesticated stranits as lie detectors. Rinic Pralanoth and his children were ultimately deposed by a confluence of events, during which his son Rinic Tolvin vied for power and his daughter Rinic Sarova was killed and replaced by an imposter. This resulted in a civil war on Kanvia, which lasted several years before a democratic parlaiment was eventually formed.

Though Kanvia has long been a center of intergalactic trade, Kanvians have always been suspicious of offworlders and seldom actually travel through space themselves.

## Notable Kanvians

* Bloy
* Felor
* Rinic Pralanoth
* Rinic Sarova
* Rinic Tolvin
Ithrawan Plonek

**Ithrawan Plonek** was a Scarran from the soldier caste who served as a spy for the Scarran Empire.

In their search for information on Scorpius, the Scarran Empire discovered the planet where a Diagnosan had created the cooling suit used to keep the hybrid alive. Ithrawan Plonek was sent to the planet, where he arranged a deal with the Diagnosan's partner Grunchlk. Plonek was put in stasis in a cryogenic pod, awaiting Scorpius' return to the planet.

When Scorpius did finally return -- responding to a signal from the neural clone in John Crichton's head -- Grunchlk set a timer to release Plonek after three arns. The Diagnosan Tocot discovered this and went to investigate. His timing was poor, and Plonek came to just in time to kill the Diagnosan.

Scorpius took control of Grunchlk, hoping to buy himself time. Under this influence, Grunchlk advised Plonek that Scorpius was not on the planet but that John Crichton might prove to be valuable to him. Plonek was pleased with this information, but trapped Grunchlk in a stasis pod all the same.

Plonek forced his way into the surgery room and confronted Ka D'Argo and Crichton. They managed to escape the planet's frigid surface, where Plonek easily defeated the Luxan until Aeryn Sun arrived with D'Argo's qualta blade. Armed, D'Argo was able to injure the Scarran and Crichton finished him off by driving an icicle into the wound.

## Source

Ithrawan Plonek is derived from *Farscape*.
Luna

**Luna** is the name of the only natural satellite of Earth. The first human to step foot on the moon was Neil Armstrong in 1969 CE -- though he was followed by a succession of astronauts that included Jack Crichton. In 2069 CE, humans established the first settlement on the moon: Armstrong Outpost.

## Source

Luna is derived from the real world. For canon information, please visit:

* Wikipedia
Interions

**Interions** are a species of humanoids from the Uncharted Territories whose physiology and skeletal structure are very similar to that of Sebaceans and humans -- species they are somehow connected to through the Eidelons. Some theorize that Interions were also genetically engineered from humans, whereas others suggest that the genetic material of Interions was used to help evolve humans into Sebaceans. There is little evidence supporting either theory, though it is known that Interions can be suitable organ donors for humans.

Interions do have some highly unique characteristics. Their cranial architecture includes ridges that extend down across their foreheads. During times of high, negative emotions, the color of the hair on an Interion's hair changes color. For instance, Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis had ginger-colored hair, which changed to a bright scarlet when she was upset, or stressed. Interions also shed their hair rapidly, like house cats on Earth, which has the unfortunate side effect of sometimes clogging up machinery. When frightened, Interions can release a high-pitched scream that is able to melt metal.

Interion society is highly intellectual, and the pursuit of education is the highest goal of wealthy Interions. The elite of Interion society often have a myriad of advanced degrees, often in science and medicine but frequently branching into history and social sciences like archaeology as well. They abhor violence and war -- looking down on any who participate in it.

## Notable Members

* Joolushko Tunai Fenta Hovalis
* Tarnat
* Vella
Kyvan

**Kyvan** was one of the false identities adopted by Maldis -- this one specifically intended to exact revenge upon Zotoh Zhaan. Posing as a merchant in a commerce station, she was able to convince Chiana to take a painting aboard *Moya*. This painting was a conduit for Maldis' incredible psionic powers.

Eventually, Zhaan realized the role Kyvan played in linking Maldis to the corporeal world. Acting on this information, Aeryn Sun shot Kyvan -- destroying the guise, which shattered moments before the entire commerce station broke apart.
Jack (Double)

**Jack** -- formerly known as **Timothy Lawrence** -- is a body double of Handsome Jack. In order to pay off his student loans, Timothy underwent cosmetic surgery to become an identical replica of Handsome Jack. The surgery was performed by Dr. Autohn. Following the surgery, he was legally forbidden from ever revealing his real name.

Despite his irrational fear of heights, Jack was a member of a group of Vault Hunters who helped Handsome Jack on Helios.

## Appearances

### Borderlands

* *Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel*
* *Borderlands 3*

For canon information, visit the Borderlands Wiki.
Katratzi

**Katratzi** is a legendary, moon-sized orbital base belonging to the Scarran Empire, said to be the emperor's seat of power and heavily fortified. It was only spoken of in hushed rumors and those outside of the Scarran Empire were unsure if it existed at all until the crew of *Moya* found evidence of it.

The base itself could only be reached by traveling through a gateway station into Scarran space. After this, it was still difficult to detect as it orbited the planet Trelast in a mirror of Trelast's natural moon. Once inside the base, unless one had been invited or was part of the hierarchy of the Scarran Empire, leaving alive is highly unlikely.

Eventually, however, Katratzi was destroyed by the crew of *Moya*.

## Inhabitants

* Scarrans
* Charrids
* Kalish

## Source

Katratzi appeared in the fourth season of *Farscape*.