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The Jaftee | The Jaftee appeared as small, squat primates, similar to [[Earth]] chimpanzees. They had short, powerful arms and long copper-coloured hair that flowed down their backs. The Jaftee could not survive on the harsh, desert surface of Karris, so they lived in cave systems under the ground. | ||
==Society== | ==Society== |
Revision as of 11:39, 2 June 2010
The Jaftee were primitive ape-like humanoids from the planet Karris in the Andromeda Galaxy.
Biology
The Jaftee appeared as small, squat primates, similar to Earth chimpanzees. They had short, powerful arms and long copper-coloured hair that flowed down their backs. The Jaftee could not survive on the harsh, desert surface of Karris, so they lived in cave systems under the ground.
Society
The Jaftee collected religions as one would collect stamps. They often had two or three different religions at the same time, often mutually incompatible. On top of this, the Jaftee never actually believed any of them either; they just reasoned that it was the pinnacle of sophistication to believe in things with no proof, because believing in things with proof was easy. The Jaftee were not keen on killing, except when it was "particularly showy". They had a High Priest of What We Believe Today.
Technology
The Jaftee were primitive tool users who had mastered fire and could construct buildings. Despite this simple technological level, they understood that the Cult of Shining Darkness (whom they worshipped as gods for a time) were probably not "from Heaven" but in fact flew about in "a big, metal box".
History
The Jaftee were visited by the Cult of Shining Darkness during their campaign to wipe out all mechanical life in Andromeda. The Cult left a part of a device in the care of the Jaftee, claiming it was a sacred artefact and that they would return to collect it later.
During this interlude, the Jaftee renounced the ‘Gods of Shining Darkness’ for other religions, including the Adorers of the Fractured Stars and worship of the Chicken of the Apocalypse.
The Cult came back to claim the artifact much later, bringing the captive Donna Noble with them. The Jaftee were resistant to the idea of returning to an old religion. To ensure their cooperation, Donna claimed that she was the "Ginger Goddess". The Jaftee promptly began to worship her. (NSA: Shining Darkness).