D6x6 Thrillful Thri-Kreen

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D6	These thri-kreens' homeworld
1	is a parched desert, and became so when a wildly successful cactus-like plant carpeted its surface, absorbing all bodies of water into itself.
2	is a bafflingly tremendous, continuous ring of forests around a star, growing in freefall in a ring of gases, organics, and water.
3	is the moon of a gas giant, robbed of its precious resources by float-bag raiders from that giant.
4	was the outer shell of a dyson sphere, a science-fictional Brobdingnag, where they were to the other lifeforms as various creepy-crawlies are to us.
5	resembles an obsidian orchid blossoming in the void - a planet with its molten innards eviscerated and exposed to the cosmic cold - focusing sunlight and scant atmosphere from black-mirror continents into a habitable dip.
6	was in fact a massive void-dwelling organism that had laid dormant since the first moment of their evolution, only to be killed shortly after it awakened in some celestial war.

D6	These thri-kreen got to this world
1	after all their mages sacrificed themselves to create a portal to escape their homeworld.
2	by being brought as a zoo exhibit by aliens.
3	by being summoned by terrestrial wizards who thought they were a sort of insectoid demon.
4	riding a hollowed-out meteor.
5	as cultists sworn to be the vicarious maws of an interstellar locust-god.
6	as the lost, ragtag fragments of a crusade they thought would conquer the stars.

D6	The thri-kreen on this world
1	are physicians and engineers, assassins and sappers, making use of the lingering remnants of their extraterrestrial scientific knowledge.
2	are merchants of strange goods, forming caravans that criss-cross the distant corners of the earth - they seek to barter for something, but say not what.
3	aim to build a garden-city that replicates the ideal ecosystem of their homeworld.
4	are most populous under the auspice of a kingdom that worships a divine mantis.
5	rule an empire of nomadic warriors, their subjects enjoying the tolerant peace of their remote perspective on terrestrial religious and ethnic differences.
6	tend to belong to wandering mercenary war-bands and bandit gangs.

D6	These thri-kreen are viewed by most humans
1	as swarming bugs that must be squashed.
2	as walking crustacean delicacies.
3	as no stranger than any of the other monsters of the world.
4	the same way they'd view any armoured and unreadable other.
5	as good candidates for harem-guards, as they should have no interest in mammalian women.
6	as a karmic punishment for humanity's ruthless extermination of insect-kind.

D6	These thri-kreen's signature weapon
1	is a spring-powered circular saw wound up with a two-handed winch.
2	is an especially-long, telescoping pike that requires their extra hands to stabilize.
3	is a serrated blade compressed and honed from their own shed exoskeletons.
4	is a razor-thin whip-sword.
5	is a bola with explosive-filled balls that collide and detonate once they wrap a target up.
6	is essentially an oversized pair of scissors they wield with one pair of arms.

D6	These thri-kreen have a psionic aptitude for
1	dream-walking, harassing their enemies as nightmares and lingering as nightly advisors even after their bodies have decayed.
2	blocking out their presence from the conscious awareness of others.
3	tactile telekinesis - that is to say telekinesis that doesn't extend far beyond their own carapace - useful for armouring, clinging to surfaces, and so on.
4	thoughtography - burning an image onto a surface just by visualizing it intensely enough.
5	psychic surgery, reaching into the mind-body connection to fix aches and pains, yank out or implant psychosomatic conditions, and so on.
6	pyrokinesis, for the conjuring and control of flame - tinderboxes are unknown among them.