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[sub][h2]Thiena Thel[/h2][/sub]
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177cm | 74kg | 45 | Pantoran

Homeworld: Pantora

Rank and Position: Major, Sunburst Battalion commanding officer

Callsign: Ice Queen
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[b][u]  Appearance     [/u][/b]

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Thiena Thel is average in height and weight. She has a slim build, only evident in casual attires. Her skin is a lighter shade of blue, while commonly exposed areas, such as forearm, face and neck, are tanned darker. Her straight, shoulder-length hair is not the dark colors typical of other Pantorans, instead, it is dyed light brown. Upon closer examination, many blemishes can be found on Thiena; she claims these imperfections are leftovers from being set on fire (and the cheap bacta bath afterward).

Thiena sports a set of well-worn Planetary Security Force style combat uniform. Her jacket and pants are standard fit; not too lose and not too tight. These clothing are russet-colored like others' in the Scarlet Moons. Out on the field, Thiena dons an open face durasteel helmet, a light blast vest, a pair of duraplast shin guards (expropriated from a long dead clone trooper) and tough nerf hide gloves. Her equipment are carried on a synthetic leather bandoleer slung diagonally across her chest, a utility belt around her waist, a pistol holster strapped to her left thigh (as she is left-handed), and when necessary, a backpack.

In combat, Thiena maneuvers cautiously, often slightly crouched and keeping her blaster close to her shoulder. When not focused on a single target, her eyes are frequently searching side to side for threats. Thiena is trained to shoot right-handed, but prefers to draw with her left hand. When not in action, her demeanor relaxes considerably. Standing straight and shoulders at ease is Thiena's pose for being in charge. A knowing glance makes others think she has everything figured, even when she's entirely clueless (which happens more often than Thiena admits).
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[b][u]  Background     [/u][/b]

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The Thel family was a long line of Pantoran military professionals. Their ancestors once served as admirals and generals when the old Republic still had its armed forces, or so the family records said. The young Thiena, the only child of her parents (but among many cousins), knew both her mom and dad were officers in Pantora's [url=https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Planetary_defense_forces]Planet Security Forces[/url] (PSF), and so were her grandparents, and a bunch of generations before that. She grew up in a comfortable upper middle class household. There wasn't too much pressure on her, and her was successful in her studies. Her parents never forced her to sign up for the PSF, but Thiena did it anyway because that's what her family did, and the Defense Academy also offered a nice scholarship (meaning she could spend her savings on alcohol).

Things quickly became bored at the academy. Infantry officer training was the same for the last 970 years. There's been no major war in the galaxy and the students had long figured out how to pass the same old tests. So Thiena, being a young woman full of energy, decided to spice up her extracurricular activities by helping classmates import, well, spice. A little bit of drug was typical for college students across the galaxy, but this was 22 BBY, and as one 900-year-old frog said: "Begun, the Clone War has". Unfortunately for Thiena and her buddies, their spice came from [url=https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Ventooine/Legends]Ventooine[/url], a world allied with the Separatist Alliance. To make matters worse, their ringleader was paying with copies of Pantoran tactics manuals. 

It didn't take long for the Defense Academy to find out. The older students were promptly court-martialed (many were executed later), while Thiena was allowed to seek counsel from her reputable family before her trial. Well, Thiena certainly wasn't going to just get a scolding and possibly the blaster muzzles of a firing squad later. Oh no, she couldn't care less if her family reputation was ruined. She took everything she could stuff in her bags and booked it off-planet on the first hyperdrive-equipped ship. Several jumps later, she found herself on Ventooine.

Alone in the northern reaches of the Outer Rim, the then 20-year-old Thiena Thel was suddenly very much scared and directionless. Gone was the bravado of her youth; what has she done? She had only traveled off Pantora a few times in her life, and none of them was to the Outer Rim. Here she was in a dirty spaceport with a bunch of really weird aliens. Ouch! One of them just bumped into her! Anyway, she had only a small batch of credits and- Wait, where did her credits go? That kriffing bantha fodder must've picked it out of her bag.

There's only one place out here she knew, or she thought she knew. Thiena was nothing if not resourceful, and surely enough, she found the spice dealers she had dealt with. They were a crown corporation owned by the [url=https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Satab]Satabs[/url], the planet's monarchy. For all they cared, the cadets at Pantora were just one of many thousand clients they dealt with. Thiena asked them for a job, claiming that she had provided, and would continue to provide, intel on her planet. She was rebuffed; credit was what the Satabs was after. So Thiena came back three days later with 1000 credits chips, robbed from clueless spice tourists with a fake blaster. The Satabs were impressed this time, so they gave Thiena her first paying job.

That job turned out to be "accountant's assistant", which was a glorified way to say caf fetcher. She spent three months learning all the ways to make caf, and developed somewhat of an addiction to it. Then she got bored. There was a war out there in the wider galaxy. A soldier was what she went to college to become, so why was she fetching drinks for a nobody? Thank the stars a CIS military recruiter came to this backwater planet that week. The mighty Confederacy Army needed creative organic minds behind their battle droid hordes. Thiena came to the recruiter wearing her academy ring, which she claimed was rewarded for graduating at the top of her class and participating in 300+ simulated raids (it was just a souvenir in reality). And what did she know, another interview aced!

Commissioned as a lieutenant, Thiena's first battle was [url=https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Battle_of_Berchest]Berchest[/url], where her droid contingent was wiped out by the local militia. Her superiors were disappointed with her first performance, seeing her overconfidence and lack of practical experience as unsuitable for field operations. She was sent back behind the desk to manage signals and logistics. Instead of admitting defeat, Thiena took this chance to further her skills in rear echelon duties.

Toward the end of 20 BBY, the CIS was in retreat. Another chance to fight came up when organic combatants were needed to compensate for massive droid losses. Thiena was reassigned to lead a platoon of volunteers. They shipped off to Ringo Vinda and was instrumental in relieving Admiral Trench's task force. Although the battle groundside was ultimately a loss, Thiena's platoon succeeded in evacuating key military assets. It was also in Ringo Vinda where Thiena saw the Force in action. Wielded by Jedi masters Tiplee and Tiplar, it was a dazzling sight to behold. Seeing super battle droids melted like Alderaanian cheese struck fear in Thiena like never before.

When the master shutdown code ended the droid army, Thiena Thel was on Taspir III. She had been promoted to captain after several harrowing battles in the Outer Rim Sieges, and was leading a company. The local system, Dynali, had overthrown a pro-Republic monarchy in favor of joining the Confederacy. Thiena's mission was to destroy pro-Republic militias, but Republic soon ceased to exist. The new Imperial Military swept in with overwhelming force; star destroyers and stormtroopers, but there was no Jedi.

Captain Thiena Thel would be saved by Colonel Stormcaller, a Kaleesh leading a band of Separatist-aligned raiders called the Scarlet Moons. They would learn of Order 66, Palpatine's rise to emperor and the collapse of CIS leadership. However, Stormcaller refused to surrender. He negotiated an alliance with the pirates of [url=https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Vexta_Belt]Vextan asteroid belt[/url] and established a holdout there. For the nearly four years, Stormcaller continued raiding Imperial military installations. Eventually, their funds ran dry as the nearby Banking Clans pledged their allegiance to the Empire. Then, [url=https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Relgim_Run/Legends]Relgim[/url] Rescue & Security (RRS), a group of mercenary pilots, destroyed their asteroid hideout.

Stormcaller decided that the war was truly over now. Many of his subordinates had surrendered to the Imperials. The colonel himself would not. The Republic and the Empire made him the scapegoat of all Clone War atrocities in neighboring sectors. Thiena knew what it was like and agreed wholeheartedly; turning themselves in would only be rewarded with a swift death.

So the what remained of the Scarlet Moons in 15 BBY would pack it up and go home, or that's what they thought. For Thiena, she found herself not only remaining as a wanted "war criminal" on Pantora, but also being blamed as one of the greatest traitors of her people. Using dark channels of the Holonet, she made contact with her parents for the first time in seven years. Thiena poured her heart out over the chat, and her parents cried on the other side. They cursed the war, the shifting loyalties, the distance, and her parents promised they would welcome her back home and obtain a pardon from the authorities. And so Thiena returned to Pantora; her parents were waiting at the spaceport, frowning. Behind them were stormtroopers and ISB agents. They lied to her.

The Thel family placed service and duty above all else, her parents explained. If their daughter was truly repentant, then she would emerge from the trial absolved. It was a pile of nerf dung. How could she possibly be absolved when the Defense Academy was teaching how big bad Thiena Thel sold out her homeworld out for a sniff of spice? Pantora was not her home anymore, and her parents no longer her family. She had suspicions, as much as she hated to admit, that their reunion would come to this. It was why Thiena brought a concealed blaster with her, and how she shot her way out of her arrest.

Surprisingly, running away from home the second time was actually easier than the first. Having a plan helped, and so does having her own ship. She instinctively jumped back to that backwater hole known as Ventooine, except it was now ruled by a pro-Imperial tieress. Thiena couldn't risk staying here, so she made a random hyperspace jump. As soon as her ship returned to realspace, her holoscreen lit up with an incoming message. It was Colonel Stormcaller; he said he had communed with the spirit of General Grevious on Kalee, and received a vision to continue the fight. The only "vision" Thiena received was on a potent spice trip. But maybe the good Colonel was secretly one of them Force-sensitive types. Whatever the case, Stormcaller needed Thiena's help, and who was she to defy a colonel?

Many Scarlet Moons members were caught by Imperial authorities when they disbanded. Stormcaller, Thiena and other survivors took it upon themselves to bust their former comrades out of jail. They returned to the asteroid hideout at Vexta and spent months planning a prison raid. Finally, they attacked the prison on an island, on the planet Ord Thoden. The wardens were briefly overcame and former Scarlet Moon members escaped with their old Colonel. In the process, Thiena discovered that the prison was also a work camp, where prisoners were used as slave labor for mass glass production.

From 15 to 10 BBY, the Scarlet Moons was reformed as a group of mercenaries and pirates. Stormcaller took on contracts in minor conflicts across the Outer Rim. They initially operated in Hutt Space and avoided Imperial worlds. But they soon took to raiding, which meant the juiciest targets belonged to the Empire. It was during these raids that Thiena and the others encountered numerous other slave labor camps. Former POWs, dissidents and "sub-sentient aliens" toiled for the Imperial war machine. In was in 10 BBY when Stormcaller reached his epiphany. He claimed that those Imperial slavemasters were the foes Grevious' spirit instructed him to fight against.

Between 10 and 4 BBY, the Scarlet Moons was once again an insurgency. They liberated the oppressed, as Colonel Stormcaller envisioned. Many prisoners were freed from the Empire's horrific work camps, many weapon constructions were sabotaged and even those that supported the New Order were assassinated. The Scarlet Moons reached its pinacle in 4 BBY, when they destroyed the headquarters of [url=https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Dynamic_Automata]Dynamic Automata[/url], a company known for it's fervent support of human high culture and its widespread use of an involuntary workforce. Metron Besk, Dynamic Automata's cruel president, was dead. Their slaves were freed a week later. Their holdings were absorbed by the Tenloss Syndicate. Most importantly, the Empire could no longer buy cheap circuits and transparisteel from Dynamic Automata.

This was the biggest victory anyone in Scarlet Moons could hope to achieve. There was not much they could do, so maybe it was retirement for good this time? Thiena and the rest of the group went their own ways quietly. For the now 37-year-old Pantoran, a vacation was long overdue. Armed with bags of credits stolen from Metron Besk's personal vault, Thiena Thel retreated to the easy life on Canto Bight. She lived in a fancy penthouse suite, rejuvenated her skin in the galaxy famous spas, started a few flings with other high rollers and gambled her nights away. Then her credits ran out, and Thiena Thel found herself scrubbing fathier stables for her next meal.

During 2 BBY, the Declaration of Rebellion was broadcasted across the galaxy. Colonel Stormcaller's face appeared on Thiena's datapad the next week; he was convening a meeting among ex-Scarlet Mooners on Vextan asteroid belt. This was a dire turn of events, Stormcaller said.

Getting off Canto Bight was a bit tricky. Thiena had to borrow a toy blaster from the stable kids and used it to secure a real blaster from a police officer. Then she had to do a lot of shooting and running around the spaceport before blasting off to space. She was hesitant to jump to Vexta; what if this was a trap? Sure, a galaxy-wide rebellion is big news, but why would Stormcaller suddenly surface again? And what did she know; her arrival at the asteroid belt was followed. RRS ambushed the Scarlet Moons' at their old asteroid base, as part of their new Imperial contract (having taken over Dynamic Automata Security Division's job). Both Thiena and Stormcaller escaped to Kalee, but half that came to the meeting didn't. Stormcaller's old second-in-command, a Quarren major by the name of Saka-e-Uba, died.

Kalee, Stormcaller's homeworld, was under Imperial occupation. But Stormcaller knew his way around, so he was able to sneak his followers down to a barren plain. It used to the site of great temples dedicated to Kaleesh ancestors, but they were bombarded flat by the Empire years ago. It was now a boneyard, where the Imperial Navy dumped their obsolete starships in. Recently, Kaleesh pilgrims had built a shrine in the center of it all, dedicated to Qymaen jai Sheelal.

"This is where you've been for the last two years?" Thiena asked.

"No." Stormcaller answered. He had traveled to the Core to see the enemy's homefront. It was every bit as decadent and disgusting as he'd imagined. In the underbelly of Coruscant, Stormcaller came in contact with a conspiracy group. They had evidence that Palpatine was the sole being controlling both sides of the Clone Wars. It all made sense to him now; Palpatine was using everyone else in the galaxy as pawns to further his own power. This so called "Alliance to Restore the Republic" must be his latest ploy. The Scarlet Moons must fight back, as it always had. The Rebel Alliance would be their new enemy.

Stormcaller requested Thiena to fulfill Saka-e-Uba's role as his executive officer. As she saw no better alternative (being wanted on Pantora and probably the Corporate Sector), Thiena accepted and was "promoted" to major. Their first task was refurbishing a [url=https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Imperial_Support_Vessel]Dreadnaught-class cruiser[/url] the Empire discarded on Kalee (as an obsolete support vessel). While procuring replacement parts along the Outer Rim, Major Thiena Thel worked extensively with the Debt-Payer's Union, a group of anti-Human militants lead by ex-slaves the Scarlet Moons once liberated. When the cruiser was refitted (and christened as [i]Sweet Revenge[/i]), the Debt-Payer's Union had agreed to join Colonel Stormcaller.

From 2 BBY until the new epoch two years later, Scarlet Moons battled the Rebel Alliance in the northern reaches of the Outer Rim. They still raided Imperial and corporate bases, but the Rebels were their primary target. Thiena and other veterans could say that this was the most enjoyable time, as they were stomping on even more poorly equipped foes. Thiena helped Colonel Stormcaller recruit new troops. These recruits were adventurers, criminals, escaped slaves, and predominately non-Human, as anti-Human sentiment became the norm among lower ranking personnel. Some had prior combat experiences, some didn't. Whatever the case, all were given a week of orientation and learned their trade on the battlefield. CIS veterans no longer made up the majority, and battle droids were non-existent. Imperial authorities reclassified Scarlet Moons from "Separatist holdout" to "pirates".

The destruction of the Death Star made Colonel Stormcaller think long and hard. He suspended operations for months to verify the news, and eventually concluded that the Rebel Alliance had genuinely dealt a crippling blow to the Empire. Did that mean they were fighting potential allies for the last two years? Thiena contacted the Alliance on her own, and met Rebel intelligence commander [url=https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Airen_Cracken]Airen Cracken[/url]. The Alliance offered Scarlet Moons a place among their forces; Thiena declined, but agreed to stop attacking them. She made the deal without Stormcaller knowing, though she convinced the colonel to accept it. Few Scarlet Moons members wanted to restore the Republic, but as long as the Empire threatened everyone, they'd have to co-exist, for now.

For the better part of three years following the Battle of Yavin, the Scarlet Moons laid low. Their operations had condensed from twenty-plus sectors to just the northwestern half of the Relgim Run. Thiena, Stormcaller and other commanders reorganized the troops into two battalions. The Brimstone Battalion was the premier assault force headed by Stormcaller himself, while Thiena's Sunburst Battalion, mostly less-than-experienced recruits, was the reserve and rear guard. 

In early 3 ABY, pirates known as the [url=https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Void_Wings]Void Wings[/url] moved into Scarlet Moons' turfs. These pirates pillaged recklessly and with complete disregard for collateral damage. The Void Wings fought the Scarlet Moons on multiple occasions, and their (relatively) powerful fleet proved dangerous. In addition, the Void Wings attracted Imperial attention. If the brazen raids continued like that, Imperial forces wouldn't be just content staying on defense. And so Stormcaller had to put an end to the Void Wings. He challenged their leader, a big Weequay that goes by "Oni'antae", to single combat. Stormcaller won, but not purely due to his own prowess; Thiena had snuck in a disruption ray emitter, calibrated specifically for Weequays. As per pirate's honor, Stormcaller won the Void Wing's allegiance. Some pirates joined him and some left; their best ships belonged the Scarlet Moons regardless.

By 4 BBY, the Scarlet Moons had amassed five capital ships, dozens of smaller crafts, caches full of military-grade blasters, over 4000 personnel, and three batallions. What didn't exist was a full on fight. This would change after Battle of Endor. Nobody expected the Rebels to destroy a second death star, and certainly not killing Vader and the emperor. It was around the same time that Dynamic Automata reemerged, likely profiting off (their competitor) Tenloss Syndicate's troubles elsewhere. The political climate was chaotic; Imperial Navy admirals broadsided each other for command, moffs locked down their sectors and cut out Holonet access, while war profiteers began ransoming isolated worlds for "protection". Mostly importantly, the Declaration of New Republic was broadcasted one month after Endor. There was no denying anymore; the Empire's dying, and the New Republic is the future.

After 25 years at war, Major Thiena Thel and Colonel Stormcaller came to the inevitable conclusion: a republic was the victor. So what was point of carrying the vestiges of a cause lost twenty years ago? Thiena was forty-five years old, and she had learned to let go of dogma and old grudges. She also remembered the Alliance's offer after Yavin. Stormcaller agreed, so they contacted the Rebel's, or the New Republic's, high command. For the Scarlet Moons, this war would end in the same place as the last one; Dynali sector. Moff Tadh Shtoan, the former Republic admiral that "liberated" this sector, had retreated to Coruscant, and took three of his five star destroyers along. But the countless number of glass factories, responsible for creating transparisteel for export, still chugged on. If they strike now, Thiena explained, they could capture two industrial centers (Ord Thoden and Taspir III), in the New Republic's name. All Scarlet Moons needed were reinforcements and heavy weapons.

The Rebels agreed. They would rendezvous in Vextan asteroid belt.
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It is obvious that Thiena puts her own best interest about all else. Ever since leaving her homeworld, survival has always been Thiena's top priority. If forced to choose between her life and a comrade's, Thiena would sacrifice her comrade without second thought. With that said, Thiena very much values her teammates. Like the old saying goes, many can stand where one would fall. Sometimes the only alternative to keeping everyone alive to have no one alive, and knowing these situations do manifest in battle, Thiena makes sure her unit's morale and cohesion is as high as they can be. Plus, hearing compliments brings her a sense of pride and accomplishment.

Ever the practical woman, Thiena has no need to boast or flaunt. This is exemplified by her plain uniform, and if not for a muted rank insignia sewn into her jacket, she would have been mistaken for another nameless recruit. Far more flamboyant beings served under her command, and they're always the first ones getting shot by scout troopers. If someone wants to act out of line to endanger themselves, Thiena is not the one to stop them. She runs Sunburst Battalion in a hands-off manner, and when it comes to fellow officers, Thiena tends to disagree quietly. Thiena sees no need to argue when others are dead set on being stupid (unless they involve her); she'll subtly subvert incompetent plans in the field without causing divisions in Scarlet Moons' already divided roster.

Thiena isn't really sure what her end game is. Her home planet has a fat bounty on her head, but no one has gone after for it in more than a decade. The confederacy she gave her best years to is utterly gone, and now her organization fights to restore the republic she swore against. Thiena trusts Colonel Stormcaller regarding the big picture. After all, Stormcaller's bounty is several magnitudes more than hers, and if the old colonel sees a future in the Rebel Alliance and the New Republic, than she should be alright too.
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[b][u]  Characteristics     [/u][/b]

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[*][u]Primary[/u]: Cunning
[*][u]Secondary[/u]: Willpower
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[*]Pantoran
[*]Muun
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Thiena is resourceful above all else. She has lived through many trying times, and survived because she is able to adapt. While not the fastest, strongest or the smartest, Thiena possesses a versatile mix of brain and brawn. She is willing and perfectly capable of following order, but when it comes to something she really wants (such as saving her own life), she is not afraid to do everything necessary to make it happen.

Thiena is trained in blaster marksmanship and infantry tactics. Throughout her career, she is able to pick up some space combat, basic piloting and navigation. Further broadening her repertoire, Thiena knows her way around the Holonet. She often digs up information on her target using obscure holosites. Finally, Thiena is a cafe aficionado. What originally started as a yawn-stifler turned to her must-have provision. Thiena has become adept at crafting her custom caf brew.

Working for the Separatists and criminals made Thiena many questionable "friends". Most of these friends have switched sides, and those loyal to her are dead. Still, she has a good enough track record to be considered reliable. Her unlikely survival throughout the years gains her much respect, and she is careful to balance a facade of both harshness and compassion. It is a lie at times, but when Thiena tells herself that she is a leader often enough, she may just pass as one.
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Surviving in the Outer Rim as an Republic/Imperial-designated war criminal is bound to spook most people, and Thiena's no exception. Even as she adapts physically and mentally, her anxiety has not gone away. Thiena may not have too many nightmares, but she finds herself frequently thinking about the worst when awake and idle. She is a pessimist, sometimes masquerading as a pragmatist. Thiena likes to think that she is prepared for the worse, and though it is true, she is also missing her best.

A typical jack-of-all-trades, Thiena excels at no skill in particular. She is not a sharpshooter, not a big-brained slicer and certainly not an ace pilot. The more she is pressured upon a single task, the more likely it is for Thiena's focus (or the lack of) to fall apart. Thiena may be a fast learner, but she's not a deep one.

There's a number of scars on Thiena; all of them hurt. The most severe of them all is a reddish patch on her upper chest. A plasma bolt penetrated her lung. She now has a synth-lung, but due subtle differences between Human (whom the lung's originally designed for) and Pantoran physiologies, Thiena must puff on an inhaler every day to not go into a coughing fit.

Thiena's lips are not blue, that's because they're burned when she tried to blow out an engine fire. Lesson learned; don't blow on chemical flames, and wear fire-resistant lip balm.
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[*]Distinguished military service for Confederacy of Independent Systems
[*]Notable contractor of the Banking Clans (revoked after Imperial takeover)
[*]Leaderboard top 500 in Blasterfield V, Outer Rim server
[*]Third place in Entralla caf brewing contest
[*]Wanted for desertion by Pantoran Planetary Security Forces
[*]Wanted for arms trafficking by Pantoran Defense Academy
[*]Wanted for terrorism by Carrion System Authorities
[*]Wanted for weapon theft by Relgim Rescue & Security
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[*]320 credits in locker
[*]3000 credits in Banking Clan saving account
[*]CIS service medal
[*]Code cylinder
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[*]Russet fatigue jacket and combat pants
[*]Lightweight blast vest with epaulets
[*]Nerf hide gloves
[*]Helmet with integrated comlink
[*]Duraplast shin guards
[*]Wrist-mounted chronometer
[*]Electrum stud earrings
[*]Pantoran Defense Academy class ring
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[*]Nightview macrobinoculars
[*]E-5 blaster with thermal scope, synthwood handguard and vibrobayonet
[*]Spare blaster heatsinks and gas cartridges
[*][url=https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Ascension_gun]Ascension gun[/url] with spare cable
[*]Class-A thermal detonators
[*]Companion2000 datapad
[*]Compact holorecorder
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[*]Hand sanitizer
[*]Soypro sausages
[*]Clig flavored polystarch cookies
[*]Pre-sweetened instant caf packets
[*]Boxed [url=https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Aitha_protein_drink]Aitha protein drinks[/url]
[*]Bacta patches
[*]Emergency oxygen capsules
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[*]Medpac
[*]Synthleather utility belt and bandoleer
[*]Pistol holster
[*]2-day assault pack
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[*][url=https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Chromomite]Chromomite hair dye[/url]
[*]Sulustan LavaWard™ lip balm
[*]Ultrasound tooth cleaner
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