The Tybernian People in "STARLORE"
The Tybernian Empire seeks total domination of the Milky Way. Their militaristic society poses a dire threat to the Alliance and all its people. The Tybernians originate from planet Tybernon and defend their homeworld and colonies with unwavering vigor. Tybernians stand on average of seven feet and weigh in at an average of one ton. These hulking people are trained at a very young age to be warriors and fight for their ruthless overlord, Stone King Varrin. The Tybernians have been at war with the Alliance for years and will always be seen as a the biggest threat to the safety of the Milky Way.
Planet Tybernon’s surface is covered in gigantic volcanoes that spew molten lava, plasma and antimatter. This rare presence of antimatter allows for dark energy gravitational storms to cascade from these colossal volcanoes. The mixture of super-heated plasma and lava suspended in cascades of gravitational energy fuses the volcanic refuse in the atmosphere into small crystals. The Tybernon crystal formations fall from the sky in small pebbles like hail and is known as Plaswyllite. The Tybernian use Plaswyllite as a power source for their technology. Tynernians are notorious for harnesses Plaswyllite crystals to power their combat tech.
There are visible areas on the Tybernian soldiers armor where one can see the Plaswyllite crystals. The crystals appear to supplement the energy of the Tybernian combat armor and weapons, making them a deadly foe on the battlefield. They have reinforced kinetic barriers, much more powerful that the standard issue Alliance Kinetic barriers. In regards to their firearms, the Tybernians use Plaswyllite shards as their magazines, loading a new crystal into the weapon each time the energy from the last crystal has been depleted. Alliance soldiers are cautious when they see the stark white glow that comes from the crystals in the Tybernians armor. These soldiers are not to be underestimated.
Though Tybernians live in a tradition house-based society, holding honor and pride as cherished values, they see dominance and conquering in the name of their monarchy as being the highest form of honor. Tybernians live in a fairly male- dominant society, where there are almost exclusively men in the military and manufacturing workforces. On the battlefield it has been noted that the Tybernians do not lead their men using fear, but they use loyalty as a tool of maintaining prime morale. These soldiers are confident, fearless and prepared to die for thier empire.
