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Ooo yes, form teams of leaders for particular tasks and so on.....Rebelliooon, TJ, Rebellion once more.

Did someone say Rebellion?

These races look great, Jounk33...
And again, if the people on this forum can understand my english, they can easily understand yours! [:D] Your english is fine!

I see some Star Wars looking races -- the three-eyed Gran in the mammals (), and then the Bossk (Trandoshian) - like Creature in the reptilian... Yippie!

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I see some Star Wars looking races -- the three-eyed Gran in the mammals (), and then the Bossk (Trandoshian) - like Creature in the reptilian... Yippie!

Yes, I study the StarWars Universe some time ago and I see, Lucas and his autors understand biological systematic of lifeforms.

I'm afraid that in this case the SW universe does indeed offer more as opposed to the ST one. I still remember how funny the first klingons looked [:)]

I thought Star Trek IV had a lot of races in it...
But then George Lucas likes creatures...

I hate to say it, but I am kind of a human-liker. For the Bothans, I traded horse heads for human beings...
I do like the old Klingons, but I like the new ones too... The Old FASA corporation did something with that to explain it... I think they introduced Klingon-Human fusion Klingons (the original series), real Klingons (like the movies), and then Romulan-Klingon Fusions as well... That is going back some years though...

Not all Spezies of the StarWars Universe I like.
But Lucas and his Autors have made with their Spezies a science.
Every race is listed in a categorie, with background and historystory.
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Species
Even Tolkien has made such a science with his fantasy universe.

Star Trek, because of Rodenberry's Stories are mostly written for TV and the movie Technnologie was at this time (1970's) very limited, most or many of the Species are energie-based, od very human-like.

Good points there, all in all it's great we have all these reference materials to use.