Does the Mandalorian rule apply to Wookies?
If it's a Mandalorian Wookie yes. If it's just a Wookie, no.

Does the Mandalorian rule apply to Wookies?
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I really disagree(in the politest of ways.) If you get basic Tutaminis, you can negate the threat of the Force owning her in combat situations. Not to mention, most of this RP is going to be about exploring the opposite sides of the Force and what it can take to get pulled to the other side. While combat will happen, it won't be a main focus.
I think your idea can still work with two normal Lightsabers, but Sep is the resident expert on that. He can help you with figuring all that jazz out.
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Believe me, I'm trying my best to get a character up. Lotta stuff going on right now.
Just throwing this out here, but I'm creating a padawan who obviously gets a captured, and if there's anyone who has a master character without a padawan, then I think we could work something out. If not, then I'll just create a NPC master who gets fried during the Sacking. Let me know.
@Sep
Run with it.
Actually, I think I'm going to bow out of the RP. I was going for a fast moving, knife fighter style of character but since most of the characters who are being accepted seem to be over-the-top Force users I don't think Dede would fit in very well.
Best of luck with the story.
Sep is the one to accept or deny CSs, but I'll give my thoughts on yours, @SgtEasy. I might be just arguing semantics, but it really wouldn't be possible to create a blaster "proof" coat. Blaster resistance, though, is certainly possible. Armorweave is a material that can be woven into a cloth which is blaster resistant. It wouldn't be as effective as heavier armor like durasteel, but it would definitely provide resistance.
Slugthrowers aren't common, but they are certainly used in the Star Wars universe. They aren't as powerful or as easy to use as blasters, as blaster bolts do not drop with gravity, but they do have advantages in some situations. Visibility comes to mind, as it wouldn't be as easy to track the origin of a shot. As well, they can be made more quiet than a blaster. During the time of the Galactic Republic, some mercenaries would use slugthrowers with high rates of fire, which could not be completely blocked with a lightsaber. Disadvantages include, of course, they fact that they don't deal as much damage. Also, since blasters are the norm, ammunition for ballistic weapons is more expensive. I have no issue with the ballistic firearms, I just thought those were interesting points.
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How about people referring to her formally as 'Do' (her surname), informally as 'Cyclone' (after both her Telekinetic Whirlwind ability and her tendency to move 'like the wind' in close combat) and casually as 'Cyc' (pronounced as Psych, a shortened form of Cyclone, and possibly a comment on her being a little psycho at times.)
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There's probably a good reason for her being on Coruscant, but Dede wouldn't necessarily know about it herself. She might be just as confused as the others as to why she woke up there rather than on H’Ratth.
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After careful consideration I think I'll drop the Tutaminis ability. I just can't see it fitting with Dede's style of combat and persona. As I said before, she's more likely to dodge an attack than try to absorb it, and for those occasions when she can't the Force Deflection would be used to provide cover.
The shoto she'd be using would only be about 20cm long each (similar to the one Master Sora Bulq uses in his left hand,) so it would be easier for her to 'punch' the blaster bolts away with her hand than to try and steer the short, thin blade to deflect them in time, even with her enhanced Jedi reflexes, so I think the Force Deflection would still work for her.
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I didn't mean to give the impression that the Council had Dede's ex-partner killed after allowing her relationship to continue, the woman in question was just a tragic casualty of war with no hidden agenda in play.
Of course, if a Sith wanted to plant that seed of doubt into Dede's mind... >D