Life is a series of chaotic events, ruled over by the laws of cosmic probability. Yumni Ha knows that absolute control is never achievable, but a known system is at least predictable if not always knowable. However, the freak outliers, the perfect storms, the black swans that call to question the paradigms of today unsettle her to the extent that she is willing to go to great lengths in order to ensure stability and predictability of the system, if not the status-quo.

Yumni Ha runs a service operation and rarely, if ever, turns down an offer she calculates can bring in some money. Anything the customer wants, she will deliver, assuming the payment is right. Like most of her kin, she has few qualms about transporting ‘live cargo’ or shipping arms to ruthless warlords to oppress their own people. To her it’s business as usual and in the end, better her deliver it successfully than someone else botch the job and make things worse.

Grey eyes being a sign of prestige on Kamino, Yumni Ha was scorned for her blue color, the sign of the lowest caste of Kaminoans. This rejection drove her to strive and succeed beyond her peers, leading to a degree of arrogance over others. However, the lingering sense of inadequacy continues to fester in her mind and if confronted by nobility or other of high birth, she will feel very uncomfortable and unworthy, despite knowing better.

Despite her aptitude to logistics and finance, Yumni Ha has an adventurous bone in her body. While her exploits may not always be as traditionally exciting as those of lightsaber waving Jedi or Sith, she enjoys a good adventure and will not shy away from a hint of danger and intrigue.

Artillery wins battles, Logistics wins wars. Yumni Ha knows this proverb by heart and lives through it. While others might be focusing on debating which pipe bombs make the best IEDs or the feasibility of outflanking the enemy from below, she will be concerned about supplying the war material to the troops when and where they need it. Ultimately, war is a numbers game to her and though this approach will grind out an eventual victory, she is susceptible to short-term losses.

Despite her sincere attempts to uphold any agreements she makes, Yumni Ha remains vigilant over the profitability of any acts she is about to partake and, when the ROI turns negative, is not beyond bailing herself (and her assets) from a dicey situation. To that end, she always comes prepared with at least a handful of ways to extricate herself. Be it by word play, credits, blaster or smoke bomb. Were such means to fail, however, she will quickly find herself grasping at proverbial straws.