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{{Quote|''"From all the species, the founding species of the Jo'Dai Order have proven to be the wisest. Though few in numbers, the impact they have on history is enormous."''|Jo'Dai Master [[Borerc Deh'ran (A1-0)|Borerc Deh'ran]], Historian of the Jo'Dai Order}} | |||
The Kalkatta (singular: Kalkatta, plural: Kalkatta, adjective: Kalkattan) are one of the eldest species in the Sector. Their extremely long lifespan has allowed them to survive for millennia and form unique perspectives. Now all of them are part of the Jo'Dai Order and form instrumental pillars of the religious order. Yet their total numbers have started to dwindle and some fear for their extinction. | |||
== Biology and appearance == | |||
== History == | |||
== Society and culture == | |||
=== Naming conventions === | |||
== Kalkatta in Sector A1-0 == | |||
Revision as of 13:38, 30 May 2021
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| Physical characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Breathe | Oxygen |
| Notable abilities | Regenerative abilities that can regrow limbs. |
| Sociocultural characteristics | |
| Place of origin | Kalkatta |
| Total population | ~754 |
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| Religion | Jo'Dai religion |
"From all the species, the founding species of the Jo'Dai Order have proven to be the wisest. Though few in numbers, the impact they have on history is enormous."—Jo'Dai Master Borerc Deh'ran, Historian of the Jo'Dai Order
The Kalkatta (singular: Kalkatta, plural: Kalkatta, adjective: Kalkattan) are one of the eldest species in the Sector. Their extremely long lifespan has allowed them to survive for millennia and form unique perspectives. Now all of them are part of the Jo'Dai Order and form instrumental pillars of the religious order. Yet their total numbers have started to dwindle and some fear for their extinction.