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| Ember Priestess and Sith Alchemist
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Nadgkema Siron
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Darth Rhiannon
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| Born:
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Vagar Praxut
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| Species:
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Half Vahla
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Ember of Vahl
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High Ember Priestess
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| Faction:
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Independent
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| Played by:
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Natacha
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| Actor:
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Anya Chalotra
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Biography
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| Nadgkema was born to Risha and Lirko Siron. Her mother was a fallen human Jedi Knight, who had been banished from the Order. During her travels, Risha found a colony of descendants from the Ember of Vahl cult, who had kept the teachings of their ancestors and were welcoming worthy outsiders to their ranks. Proving her worth Risha joined them and eventually married a Vahla priest Lirko. They helped the group build a colony on the mostly deserted world of Vagar Praxut, where their daughter was born and raised.
They raised their daughter to worship the goddess Vahl as all members of the colony; but Risha also shared her teachings with not only her daughter but other members of the colony, helping train all newcomers as the settlement grew over the years, despite remaining mostly hidden until the end of the Civil War. In the past decade they have been more open with tradings and welcoming visitors, albeit remaining careful to retain their independence and not attract unwanted attention.
Nadgkema exhibited strong Force sensitivity like most cultists' children from a very young age. She became a young priestess, following in her father's footsteps besides developing a strong inclination for Sith alchemy. Wanting to honor her mother as well and the stories of Sith she grew up hearing, she chose a Sith name for herself when her mother considered she was her equal, even though she keeps it to herself.
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