I'm open to just about anything, but if this works for you it works for me haha!

Cool. Once I have a bit more of an idea on my character, I'll hit you up. So we can collab on their past and relationship.

@Half Pint Tyrell is going to be on the older side too, former Separatist if we maybe want to work in a crossing of paths previously....

Expect him to be up and published by Saturday at the latest since it's my first day off this week.

So a force sensitive with a vibro blade, and a sort of survivalist so far... Seems like I should maybe be our sharpshootin', ship drivin' rascal of the group

So a force sensitive with a vibro blade, and a sort of survivalist so far... Seems like I should maybe be our sharpshootin', ship drivin' rascal of the group

A nerf herder?

@Half Pint Tyrell is going to be on the older side too, former Separatist if we maybe want to work in a crossing of paths previously....

Expect him to be up and published by Saturday at the latest since it's my first day off this week.

Sounds great! I'll wait to read the CS before I come up with any ideas.

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A nerf herder?

Or how about a farm boy who just wants to bullseye womp rats in his T-16?

Or how about a farm boy who just wants to bullseye womp rats in his T-16?

That would be an entirely unrealistic character 0/10

Farmboy makes sense. I was thinking he left to see the galaxy, maybe using his ship and shooting skills to pay the bills. Sort of an energetic wild child who likes to quip and act like he's unfazed but deep down is really upset with all he sees the empire do.

I'm actually toying with the name Tyrell Omi-Ren being an alias and going non-human 👀

What's everyone else's thoughts so far? I know @Half Pint has the angry wrinkles mouse market cornered.

It's always way cooler to be an alien. I had initially contemplated a zabrak or dorus for myself but I think I'll play a human if we have a lot of aliens here.

I say you should go for it if you want! Make them a jawa!

It's always way cooler to be an alien. I had initially contemplated a zabrak or dorus for myself but I think I'll play a human if we have a lot of aliens here.

I say you should go for it if you want! Make them a jawa!

No no if you want to be an alien you be an alien don't let me stop you. An alien heavy cast is actually interesting as it makes subterfuge that little bit harder

I really wouldn't mind at all. I don't think it mattered to my character in general.

I uh definitely making a human. I found a picture and I gotta use it.

Oh? Can't wait to see!

I really wouldn't mind at all. I don't think it mattered to my character in general.

I know but I don't want you to feel like you have to go one way or the other for the good of the game.

Go with what your heart desires.

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No no if you want to be an alien you be an alien don't let me stop you. An alien heavy cast is actually interesting as it makes subterfuge that little bit harder

Trelvik sneaking into an imperial compound with a comically large stormtrooper helmet when?

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Trelvik sneaking into an imperial compound with a comically large stormtrooper helmet when?

"Nothing to see here, fellow Stormtroopers!"

Name: Rhett Calder

Species: Human

Age: Late 30s

Appearance:
Rhett Calder looks like a man who does not heal cleanly. He has shoulder-length dark hair, usually worn loose and tied back only when a situation turns serious. His face is marked by constant stubble or a short beard, kept more through neglect than intent. He wears dark sunglasses almost at all times, concealing a mechanical prosthetic eye beneath.

His clothing is civilian and understated. A dark, tailored armorweave suit that looks closer to heavy cotton than armour, worn and scuffed from use. He carries himself with a subtle stiffness, favouring old injuries, and moves with the economy of someone who has learned exactly how much pain he can function through.

Equipment:
RSK-44 blaster pistol
Vibroknife, concealed for close-quarters use
Tailored armorweave suit, civilian cut and blaster resistant but not heavy armour
Mechanical prosthetic eye providing low-light assistance and depth correction only
Dark sunglasses to conceal the prosthetic and obscure eye movement
A small black hair tie kept in his jacket pocket

Abilities (For Force Users):
Not applicable. Rhett Calder is not Force-sensitive.

Skills:
Close-quarters combat using Teräs Käsi principles applied pragmatically rather than ceremonially
Close-range blaster fighting and weapon transitions
Hand-to-hand grappling and joint manipulation
Situational awareness and threat assessment
Intimidation through presence rather than theatrics
Urban survival and familiarity with criminal spaces
Able to continue functioning while injured, though at clear physical cost

Weaknesses:
Not Force-sensitive and vulnerable to overwhelming Force abilities
Takes hits he should avoid and pushes through injuries rather than disengaging
Old wounds reduce stamina in prolonged engagements
Alcohol as a coping mechanism, controlled but present
Not a planner or commander, performs better reacting than leading
Deep self-loathing limits self-preservation instincts
Will abandon or violently end contracts if personal lines are crossed

History:
Rhett Calder was born into slavery. His mother was owned, and he was sold shortly after birth into criminal hands. He was raised as labour and muscle, trained from a young age to be useful rather than valued. Violence became a skill before it became a choice.

As an adult, Calder worked security and enforcement for smuggling operations connected to local crime syndicates. One early job revealed its true cargo to be slaves. Calder executed his employer on the spot, freed those he could, and walked away from syndicate work. The incident barely registered beyond a few circles. Syndicate bosses die frequently, and the galaxy is large.

Since then, Calder has survived as a mercenary and bounty hunter without illusions about morality. He does not seek redemption or crusades and understands one man cannot fix the galaxy. Instead, he draws lines he will not cross. Slavery and the exploitation or harm of children are absolute boundaries. If a job crosses them, it stops being a job.

Now semi-retired on Tregallon, Calder keeps a low profile and takes occasional work to survive. When the situation surrounding Banshee Down unfolds, neutrality becomes harder to maintain. Calder does not see himself as a hero or a good man. He sees himself as the result of cruelty and refuses to allow others to be shaped the same way, even if it costs him.

@Half Pint I realised I never actually said accepted but accepted.

My sheet will get finished today and I'll get to work on the IC but to any lurkers don't let that put you off applying.

@Sanity43217 I like it. Simple man just trying to get by, living his life and then a darn rebel decides to crash on the planet and all hell turns loose.

How rude of him

@Taka@Birdboy Would you mind a third Mercenary/Smuggler/Bounty Hunter in your little party? I'm not sure what you all have decided. I'd go either route with you. If you have a ship, my guy could be the maintenance tech aboard the vessel as well as gunner or copilot or something.

@Taka@Birdboy Would you mind a third Mercenary/Smuggler/Bounty Hunter in your little party? I'm not sure what you all have decided. I'd go either route with you. If you have a ship, my guy could be the maintenance tech aboard the vessel as well as gunner or copilot or something.

I doubt mind it if Birdboy doesn't mind it.