Dixkho

Dyxkho are a technologically advanced race led by PALE, a rogue SIR unit.

Appearance/Language

Dyxkho have two digitigrade legs like the hind legs of a dog, two arms tipped with three-clawed hands, three-toed clawed feet, beady black eyes with a tongue that works like a snake's, and are reptilian in appearance. They have natural heat vision as well, and they speak in hisses and snarls.

Technology

The Dyxkho are a technologically advanced race that has managed to hide for more than sixty million years in invisible space stations the size of stars. Gathering technology from other races, they gained lots of knowledge about weaponry and are able to perform seemingly impossible tasks.  They invented hardlight-cushion missiles, as well as other weapons and alternative propulsion systems. Under the command of PALE, they became more organized. These are their spaceship types:

Fighter- Dyxkho fighters are streamlined and utilize hardlight weaponry, and are powered with repulsors.

Boarding Ship- Boarding Ships are slightly large, pyramid-shaped ships with four thick legs that they walk on planets with.

Grasper- Graspers are very big. The cockpit is basically a large flat disk. Spreading from the disk are four arms tipped with metal, two-fingered hands that manipulate gravity in order to grasp a hiding foe and yank it into view.

The Incinerator- The Incinerator is the Dyxkho flagship, with a large antimatter cannon in the center of it. It's shape is like a raindrop. The antimatter cannon can be used to incinerate entire ships, thus it was given it's name.

In addition to space warfare, the Dyxkho are also adept at fighting on land and water. These are examples of on-planet technology:

Hardlight bots/machinery- Hardlight bots use hardlight projected inside hollow armor and parts to assemble on the spot and move. To an observer, it would look like the peices of armor and parts float into position. This makes them very portable, with the added advantage of being able to quickly dissasemble in order to avoid an incoming projectile. They can be remotely controlled or automate on super-advanced AIs.