Destroyer's Commando Team #1202072
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Description
The Year was 20 BBY. The clone wars was at its Peak. In a desperate plan to create a supreme Weapon, Republic Scientists salvaged a Chyber Crystal from the reminants of the Old Sith Empire. With this Crystal the scientists created The "Alphas". a Group of Incredibly Strong, agile and Intelligent Clone Troopers. These troopers later went through a Grueling Selection Course, the Strongest of this team was Alpha-66 "Destroyer" Unfortunately, the Republic saw the DCT as Reckless, Undisciplined and Dangerous. The Senate called a vote to Shut down the DCT Program. This ended in a Small Civil War within Kamino, Destroyer lost his Eye and had a Cyber replacement. Nowadays, the Legend of the Alphas lives on, with Destroyer at the head if it. The DCT are wanted in 26 Systems and 2 Galaxies, by all forms or Law enforcement and military. The Current Whereabouts of the DCT are unknown to this day and are still the most hunted band of Rogues in the history of the Republic.
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| 11 Aug 2026, 03:28 | 14 | first reading |
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Jaxon (@Jaxons33) — [RF] The Royal Family (rank 18)
Jag (@JaggedSupreme) — [C-2] Al'verde - Commander (rank 14)
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