Kindalo species write-up?

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Has anyone come up with stats for the Kindalo? There's only one episode of TCW with them, and there is very little screen time, so we don't have much to go on.
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[Xain Arke]

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[shootingwomprats]

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Off the top of my head, I would say that they would have a low DEX score. Perhaps a 1D-3D. Move seems like it should be low also perhaps Move 7-9. Strength, well thats a GM call. I think most gamers would associate tall and tree like character with great strength however as Shootingwomprats mentioned, you havenn't seen it on scene. Plus another thing to consider, if they were strong, why didn't they just chuck rocks up into the hole?

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How about this?

Species: Kindalo
Home Planet: Aleen

Attribute Dice: 12D
DEXTERITY: 1D+1/3D+1
KNOWLEDGE: 1D+2/3D+2
MECHANICAL: 2D/4D
PERCEPTION: 1D+2/3D+2
STRENGTH: 3D/4D+2
TECHNICAL: 1D+1/3D+1

Special Abilities:
Long Lifespan:
Kindalo are long-lived. On average they can reach and sometimes exceed 300 standard years old. Adult size is reached by age 80, and Kindalo found in the Galaxy as adventurers, though they are exceedingly rare, are generally at least 100.

Plantlike Anatomy:
Though Kindalo are not plants but "near-plantlike creatures" (e.g. they do not root or photosynthesize), they still share some characteristics with plants (specifically trees). These include: thick, bark-like hide and wood-like flesh (+2D to Strength when resisting weapons not based on electrocution), large size (3 to 3.5 meters in height), long limbs (+1D to Brawling), and plantlike vascular systems (+2D to Strength or Endurance when resisting or metabolizing poisons).

Bioluminescent Skin:
Kindalo bodies are mostly dark brown or black, but they also feature bioluminescent striping, a characteristic which serves two purposes—helping a Kindalo to see in darkness, and as an indicator of health and/or mood. Each Kindalo can increase or decrease the brightness of these stripes at will (they can even go completely dark if they wish to hide). At peak brightness, this light illuminates a 10 meter radius around the Kindalo, and any visual Search checks made within this area are not subject to any low light penalties. The brightness of these stripes is also indicative of the Kindalo's mood (the brighter, the more intense the emotion), age, and/or health, with infirm or wounded individuals being less bright and older individuals being brightest. A dead Kindalo goes completely black within ten minutes of dying.

Game Notes:
Poisoned by Oxygen:
The Kindalo species is endemic to the subterranean parts of the planet Aleen, where it lives in a semi-symbiotic way with the surface-dwelling Aleena species. This semi-symbiosis is actually just an ancient agreement between the two species to keep the atmospheres of the surface and the subterranean areas separate. As near-plantlike creatures, Kindalo breathe CO2 and are sensitive to oxygen, and hence they are vulnerable to Type I atmospheres. Unless they use some kind of breath mask or similar apparatus when in an atmosphere with greater than 5% oxygen (in the form of O2), they will take 1D damage for each hour spent in it, with an additional 1D added for each hour past the first (e.g. in the third hour, they take 3D damage). However, they need neither breath masks nor body suits for many other atmospheres that prompt other species to wear them, as long as such atmospheres contain at least 5% CO2 and less than 5% O2.

Primitive Culture:
Kindalo have had little contact with the Galaxy's other organisms outside whatever else dwells in the interior of their own planet, and thus are usually fairly naive when it comes to things like other sapient species, cultures, planets, languages, and scholarly skills. Any Knowledge or Knowledge skill checks involving things like alien species or cultures are automatically increased by one difficulty level for Kindalo, or if the roll is opposed by another character rather than just a static difficulty (such as a Kindalo trying Intimidation on, say, a Weequay), the Kindalo receives a -1D penalty to that roll.

Rarity:
Since Kindalo are large and easily poisoned/killed by oxygen, and are only found in a very isolated biome (the very condition-specific environment of the caverns inside Aleen), a player must have a very good reason for choosing one as a player character (PC). They are so rare, in fact, that even if a player has a good reason for choosing a Kindalo as a PC, he or she must still roll 1D. If the result is a 1 or a 6, that player may proceed with creating the PC as a Kindalo. Any other result means that player must choose a different species.

Move: 6/8
Size: 3 to 3.5 m
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[garhkal]

I would say they would need a full on body suit, not just a breath mask.
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