Anassanoi
Source: Starfinder #17: Solar Strike
CR: 5 XP: 1,600
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Init.: +6 Senses: blindsense (thought) 30 ft. Perception: +12
Defense
HP: 65 RP: 4
EAC: 17 KAC: 18
Fort: +4 Ref: +8 Will: +7
Offense
Speed: 40 ft.
Melee: survival knife +12 (1d4+5 S)
Ranged: static arc pistol +12 (1d6+4 E; critical arc 2)
Offensive Abilities: debilitating trick, trick attack +3d8
Statistics
Str: +0 Dex: +5 Con: +0 Wis: +2 Int: +1 Cha: +3
Skills: Culture +17, Diplomacy +12, Medicine +12, Sense Motive +17 (+21 to trick attack), Stealth +17
Languages: Anassan; telepathy 30 ft.
Gear: business stationwear, static arc pistol with 2 batteries (20 charges each), survival knife
Ecology
Environment: any (Kahlannal)
Organization: solitary, pair, or team (3–6)
Special Abilities
Low-Light Blindness (Ex) Anassanois treat dim light as if it were darkness.
Open (Ex) Other creatures receive a +6 bonus to Sense Motive checks against an anassanoi who is using telepathy to communicate with them. Anassanois gain a +2 bonus to Diplomacy checks when using telepathy to communicate.
Description
Anassanois are native to a distant star, Anassan, which they left in a generation ship named the Kahlannal. For more on anassanoi culture and their city of Kahlannal.
The typical anassanoi is staunchly loyal, sympathetic, and effusive with friends. However, by human standards, anassanoi body language and facial expressions lack animation and emotion, despite the fact that an anassnoi has three eyes and two (vertical) mouths. Anassanois are natural telepaths and extremely open when communicating with telepathy, suffusing such exchanges with the feelings their physical gestures lack. This openness translates into emotional honesty, offering others a ready sense of who the speaking anassanoi is. An anassanoi who wants to avoid this openness can learn to suppress it by becoming practiced in deception, but few anassanois do so.
A typical anassanoi stands almost 8 feet tall but is slender, weighing around 200 pounds. They mature at about age 25 and live for around 150 years.