Khurasan: Tah-sig Soldaten

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Tah-sig Imperials with grenade launchers. There are many star systems in the eastern expanses of the Zantin Empire that are settled by Tah-sigs, and some systems in the Western satrapies of the Tah-sig Empire populated by humans, so each race is intimately tied to the other. Despite the extreme biological differences humans and Tah-sig trade and communicate with great success and there is a lot of cultural exchange.
Of course, those conquered systems remain hot points for wars. Because the Zantin emperor is determined to reconquer the galactic „west“ that was lost to the GOTA Clans, he has neglected the eastern treaty belt, an invitation to the Tah-sig King of Kings to retake Tah-sig systems that have been part of the Zantin Empire for decades.
At times the Tah-sig campaigns present such a threat that Zantin legions must be rushed across the galaxy to face the Tah-sig onslaughts, and even then there’s no guaranty that the redoubtable alien forces will be successfully resisted. Better, as the emperor well knows, to pay off the New Shung to launch spoiler attacks against the Tah-Sig Empire from its western expanses ….
Tah-sig Imperials with rifles. The Tah-sig have eyes but their main sense is hearing, and this is as acute, precise, and long-ranged as the human sense of sight. Their armoured environmental suits have built-in aural enhancers mounted on either side of their helmets to amplify and fine-tune this, and to prevent enemy disruption. The suit also has vision enhancement (the faint blue vision slots being visible in the recesses on either side of their helmets), but even when enhanced the vision of a Tah-sig is not equal to the unenhanced sight of a human.
Tah-sig senses have been analogised to the human experience in patrolling at night. A human trooper may be peering into the darkness using his thermal sights, but his hearing also assists him in pinpointing the enemy — a snapped twig, voices, or other sounds might tip off the squad to the presence of opposing forces. Likewise, in the din of battle, even though the Tah-sig soldier may have a good aural sense of where enemies are, their vision can at times be useful in spotting enemies or refining their location.

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