The Jedi are selfless, caring only about others. The character is compassionate, brave and always strives to represent the common good. They try to help everyone they can, even at their own expense, and is a fine role model for others to follow.

If it has an electronic circuit or gears,The character thinks they can fix it; everything from holopads to starships. To The character, even the most random assortment of scraps from a junkyard can be used to create something useful. they has a knack for fixing things that are broken, and their confidence in this ability borders on arrogance, and if they fail to fix something, they are prone to fits of anger and annoyance.

Fond of staying alive and prepared, The character keeps several bladed weapons hidden on their person at all times and in all different locations. The character switches these locations periodically in order to maintain an element of surprise even among their allies who know them. Unfortunately, this sometimes means that they are slower to draw one of these weapons if they forget where they stashed them.

The character has both been there and done that. they thinks they have seen every imaginable scenario of war and battle and survived it all, and that nothing can phase them. The daily grind has almost become too intolerable for The character and they are prone to lash out at anyone who attempts to coerce them into another adventure.

The character is a master of fitting in and impersonation. There is scarcely a planet in the galaxy where they can't manage to find a way to fit in, be it throwing together a convincing imitation of local guard or pretending to be a regular local. The character is so good at such that they may have seemingly lost all sense of personal style and flair, leaving them as always simply the imitator.

The character is often confused and heavily saddened by the amount of idiocy that constantly surrounds them. It is often much easier for The character to cope with people by ensuring they stay inebriated and dulling their senses. When unable to find alcohol for an extended period of time, The character will devolve into a ravenous, hate-filled monster that is nigh impossible to be around. In other words, The character is an addict.

The character has a knack for making heroic entrances whenever possible. This is actually something they work at, and one of these days, they might just be a little too late.

Having been born inside a star-ship as opposed to planet-side, The character has never had a particular world to call their home. They grew up in an environment that requires being of use in order to survive, and without the borders that breed patriotism. The allegiances of the galaxy mean little to them, only the strength of individual merit. They are most at peace when in space, and will take on any contract or mission that enables them to remain firmly seated in a cockpit.

This utter lack of affiliation often results in what can be construed as insubordination and disloyalty, putting them at odds with those that value such things.

The Sith rely on their passions to give them strength. The character thinks inwards, only of things that matter to them, and always does what is in their best interests. They feels nothing about hurting others, or exploiting opportunities, and believes themself to be special, and above all others.

The character has an uncanny knack for identifying traps and alerting others to them. Now, if only they could consistently do it BEFORE the trap goes off...

The character rarely acts without an alternate motive when it comes to lending aid or acting in a situation. Be it greed, power, or something else, almost undoubtedly The character is after something more than what they say - though sometimes The character is even blunt enough to admit to it. While their self-serving attitude comes as a boon, usually, to their survival and pocketbook, their relationships are often strained by their outright selfish attitude.

The character vastly prefers ranged combat, taking every opportunity to use skills and Force Powers to disengage from melee and instead fight at range, so much so that they have become competent at staying out of melee in the first place.

The character doesn't like to work in groups or teams and feels most comfortable on their own. The character sticks to themself, sets their own pace, and doesn't share feelings or emotions with others. While the Lone Wolf can get things done quietly and efficiently, they tend to be emotionally cut off and has problems relating to their comrades.

The character doesn't like to work in groups or teams and feels most comfortable on their own. The character sticks to themself, sets their own pace, and doesn't share feelings or emotions with others. While the Lone Wolf can get things done quietly and efficiently, they tend to be emotionally cut off and has problems relating to their comrades.

The character has a very bad attitude. They enjoy picking fights and causing trouble, and as such, they aren't phased by most encounters because, let's face it: they tend to be involved in quite a few of them around here!

While The character will see a job through to its conclusion and put forward their best effort, it’s still just a job. The character's true loyalties lie to their friends, and through thick and thin,they will stand by them and die for them if needed. This loyalty is reserved for those who have earned The character's trust, putting them at odds with other Mercenaries that are only doing a job for the money. This also makes it harder for employers to trust their motives, often times creating extra competition and difficulty finding work. None of it matters to The character, though, because loyalty to their friends is not something credits can buy.

The character has a sick sense of humor, viewing the world through dark colored glass. They have a biting sense of black humor, often laughing at things that most people would find reprehensible or down right soul crushing. As a result, those that are not used to their brand of humor often find The character downright unbearable or overly morbid. At the same time, their cynicism can be useful for seeing through the optimistic altruism of those they encounters.

The character is utterly devoted to success in combat, no matter the mission, no matter the cost. They have spent their life building themself in the image of war, utilizing a dogmatic regimen that has lead them to a single-minded obsession with military success and requires intense physical and mental training. This training, however, has come at the cost of anything resembling empathy or concern for others - even their superiors and subordinates.

The character does not charge a high price because they have to pay for a life of luxury; they charge a high price because they know that they are the best in the game and worth the credits. Those who do not know The character will feel they are gouging them, but those who have seen them in action know that they always deliver. This bravado follows The character around and builds on the success of completed jobs and can be off-putting to other Mercenaries that will try and lash back by pointing out their failures.

Killing has never been a problem for The character; and they kind of enjoy it now, if they are honest. Killing's what The character does, and they like what they do.