Dejarik part 2

K'lor'slug

   Hailing from Noe'ha'on, these venomous beasts are feared for their lightning-quick reflexes, and their almost-supernatural senses. They will typically constrict around their foes, all the while secreting a toxic slime. At one time, these predators were a major problem on large vessels, such as Imperial Star Destroyers, infesting the air ducts and waste disposal systems. This is seldom a problem anymore, however, since it was discovered that they can be easily destroyed with the black salt from the mines of Kaldor

The Mantellian Savrip

This nasty, predatory race from Ord Mantell is feared throughout the galaxy. Though    technologically backwards, they are immensely strong and are masters of an ancient martial art known as sav'rip-ta. It's powerful grappling style has been used successfully against much larger and more powerful opponents, including young rancors. A favorite tactic of the Mantellian Savrip is to break the back of its opponents.  Although primitive, the Savrip are a sentient and intelligent race, and reknowned for their excellent sense of fashion, second only to Rodians. 

Monnok

   This legendary race from the jungle world of Soccono has somehow gained a reputation of bearing good luck, despite the fact that few who ever see one live to tell about it. With their swift reflexes and razor sharp, tratmium scythes, the Monnok can slice through enemys like a light saber through butter. Fearless to the extreme, the vicious Monnok never backs down, and sees an enemy's retreat as an opportunity to strike safely from behind. While the Empire initially intended to handle them through genocide, they soon decided to simply avoid the planets where the Monnok thrived.

Ng'ok

These wily beasts of war are known primarily for their foul tempers and retractable claws. While slow-moving and dim-witted, the Ng'ok has fast hands and a wicked bite. At one time they were prized as guard beasts by the Jedi, due to their fondness for the flesh of ysalamiri. They do not do well in captivity, however, and often turned on their masters. Predictably, as the ysalamiri disappeared, so did the Ng'ok. They are now found primarily as guard animals, and in the armies of truly desperate monarchs.

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