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The Mirtis Serjek are elite Sith Guards who serve Lord Kairn. There are 32 of them in all, divided into four groups. Three of the groups are lead by a veteran Mirtis Serjek, known as the Vadovas. The final group is the Lord Kairns personal escort.
First Group: The Fortaz Serjek.
The Fortaz Serjek guard the Sith Archives on the Citadel, now known throughtout the Galaxy as one of the largest (perhaps the largest) Database, containing infomation on near enough anything. The Fortaz Serjek patrol the halls of the vaste Archives, making sure no one enters without full permission from Lord Kairn himself. They are taught to work independantly and fight independtantly, making sure they will survive any possible ambushes that could be made in the large halls of the Arcihves. They also have vastely improved senses, able to use the Force to see through stealth and to sense anything within the Arcihves. Their Vadovas is located at the center of the Archive, defending the ancient Sith relics.
Second Group: Vulti Serjek.
The Vulti Serjek are used as an elite team of commandos, participating in many major battles to infiltrate enemy lines and create havoc. They are the best trained in offense, capable of going head to head with a Jedi Master and surviving. They use the Force to improve their strenght and speed in battle, and are also proficient in the use of telekinesis, able to crush the enemy without to much trouble.
Third Group: Seselis Serjek
The Seselis Serjek are used by Kairn to do most of the Shadowy work, including Assassinations, Silent Sabotage, Infiltration, Intimidation and many other things frowned upon by Galactic Law. They differ from the other groups in that they can be commanded by both their Vadovas and Kairns Cyborg, Null, who can take command of the group whenever he or Kairn wishes. They have most of the same powers Null has, apart from the teleportation ability. They are trained in many forms of combat, however, and make up for the lack of teleportation
(Damn 2000 limit *sighs*)
...And make up for their lack of teleportation by their outstanding abilities in combat. Combining acrobatics, speed and cunning they can tear apart most adversarys, though they are not as proficient in combat as the Vulti Serjek.
Fourth Group: The Vik'dyt Serjek
The Vik'dyt Serjek are made up of two Mirtis Serjek, known as the Kevn and the Dvasi. The Kevn is one of the most dangerous fighters Kairn has ever recruited, his fighting skills on par with Alpha Prime. He uses the Force to increase his speed, agility, and strenght by outstanding amounts and is also a Master Telekenesis user, capable of lifting pretty much any object and crushing it. He lacks in the range department, however. Thankfully, Dvasi is a Master Sorcerer, capable of throwing Lightning Bolts, Balls of Fire, Dark Energy and more at the enemy using the Force. He's skill in the Force nearly matches Lord Regius' skill, though his lack of close combat capabilities limit his usefulness. But, if Dvasi and Kevn ever fight toghether to destroy their enemies, they are nearly unstopable. Even Kairn admits that he would have trouble defeating them alone, as one would be upon you, slasing at you with his vibro sword or electro staff whilst the over was levitating in the air above you, throwing bolt after bolt of lightning at you and creating huge infernos of fire directed at you. They are a deadly team, especially when combined with Lord Kairn.
Kevn (8 skills, fully leveled):
Martial Form (Telepathy+Grip/Lightsaber pike)
Sith Offence I-->Sith Offence II-->Sith Offence III--> Sith Offence IV--> Marauder prestige class (Makashi+Ataru+Juyo+Vaapaad+Soresu+Force Rage+Single Lightsaber)
Conditioned Body I-->Conditioned Body II-->Conditioned Body III
Armour: A Vik'dyt Serjek's armour is cybernetic in nature, something that many of Kairn's earliest servants had in common. This means that all elements of the armour can be activated at will, and that they cannot survive without it. His armour has inbuilt shield generators which are activated to protect from blaster fire. The armour itself is lightsaber resistant, ion resistant and can withstand a huge amount of punishment before breaking. The gauntlets contain 10cm blades which can be activated at will.
Dvasi (8 skills, fully leveled):
Martial Form (Telepathy+Force Sight/Lightsaber Pike)
Force Manipulation I+Force Manipulation II+Force Manipulation III+Force Manipulation IV + Inquisitor prestige class (Corruption+Force Lightning+Force Choke+Force Drain+Force Storm+Force Black Lightning)
Conditioning I
Sith Defence I
Sith Offence I (Ataru)
Armour: The armour is cybernetic in nature for Dvasi too. It is light and allows for great manoeuvrability though in return will not hold up well under continued assault. His right handed gauntlet contains a flamethrower, and his left handed gauntlet contains an acid sprayer. Like Kevn, his armour has a shield generator designed to stop blaster fire.
His use of the Ataru form is very defensive, unlike a traditional user. If someone manages to get past Kevn and into melee range with Dvasi, he will employ Ataru in order to attack and then flee using acrobatics associated with the Ataru form, repositioning to allow Kevn to get back to the attack.
Both Vik'dyt Serjek wield Lightsaber pikes, both of which are made out of extremely lightsaber resistant materials allowing them to easily withstand the attacks of other melee weapons. The lower end of Kevn's pike can retract to reveal a very sharp blade. The lower end of Dvasi's staff contains a Sith crystal through which Dvasi can channel his force powers. They are not amplified, but rather allow him to use the Force without relying on his hands to channel his powers, and can also throw his opponents off as they may not expect a Force attack to come from there.
Interesting. But companions can't have prestige, nor can tertiaries have any skills at all.
Tertiary NPCs can indeed have skills, and can furthermore have prestige classes. On the other hand, they cannot participate in events save ones designed specifically to advance a character's story; scripted events, basically.
These aren't companions, and thus fall under the tertiary NPC category, which allows them the use of prestige skills.