Sukill
(Soo-keel)
Created by Kummer Wolfe and borrows heavily from Star Trek and Babylon 5, to horrific effect from the PCs' viewpoint
Additional Information
Sukill have been tentatively identified as a hive-mind collective being, with some individual instances being more possessed of independent behavioral patterns or decision-making than others.
Civilization and Culture
Given that sukill infest and control members of many other sapient species, it is difficult to say whether they have
any true "relations" with other species to list. Adult
Eborreans are more likely to carry a Sukill parasite than not.
Reavers may be incompatible as hosts for reasons not yet examined -- since the reaver virus is terminal and highly contagious, proper emphasis has always been placed on containing the infected in hope of halting the disease. No one with an adequate understanding of xenobiology would waste time on reaver patients in trying to also infect the patient with a sukill, or alternatively in trying to infect a sukill with the reaver virus.
Other names
"Red-17", "Vindrizi", "Westlake", "Brain Worm"
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