Kesh are a people who lost their homeworld and are now known as explorers, and this supplement has 100 such for Esper Genesis.

Each kesh is given a name and a brief description. They can be used as chance encounters or potential allies or foes.

To use the list, either roll d100 for a random result or select appropriate ones manually.

Here are some sample results:

82. Talya Niet: Talya is a Kelamir or Star kesh who has spent their entire life in space and has no real interest in landing on any planet, moon or even an asteroid. They were born on one of the kesh’s massive exploratory ships, and though most kesh, even Star kesh, set foot on worlds at some point, Talya has never had any interest in doing so. Instead, it is the space between planets and stars that they enjoy exploring, and they also have no interest in finding the legendary lost homeworld of their kind.

83. Tarul Vosh: Kesh are a long-lived people, and there are rumours of some having lived longer than even the half a millennium that is common. Occasional comments made by Tarul about things that happened long ago as if they saw them in person have led to suspicions that they are one of those legendary kesh who have been around for centuries longer than most of their kind. This is something that Tarul is careful to never confirm, often just saying that they tell stories in the way they learned them, passed down from those who did witness them firsthand.

84. Teru Voski: Teru is a kesh who believes that in order to find the long-lost kesh homeworld, the kesh as a people need to look within themselves first. They are of the opinion that the homeworld is not so much a place, though it may have been a physical place originally, but a state of mind. Teru spends their time looking within themselves, essentially exploring their own mind rather than other cultures and space, though they do have an interest in any techniques that other cultures and peoples have developed for doing similarly introspective activities.

Released: 13th December 2025 Pages: 13

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