The character never really learned the definition of true consequence. They have “thieved” and tricked their way into the hearts of strangers, friends, and family but have never dealt with nor experienced a heavy sense of responsibility for those actions. This makes The character a very carefree soul, but they isn’t one for serious conversations or threats.

The character somehow always finds themself in tricky situations that put them in over their head. As such, The character always seems to be digging themself out of some kind of dilemma. While this speaks to The character’s ability to think outside the box to find solutions, their moral code often gets in the way of taking the easy way out.

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.

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.

The character looks at any problem they come across and instead of immediately complaining about it sets out to figure out a solution. They will work tirelessly to find workarounds or a solution, but can often overthink the resolution and come up with a "fix" that is actually more complex than needed. This driven approach to fixing problems can be helpful at times but grating at others when a simple "restart" would have accomplished the task quicker than re-programming the entire device.

The character is no greenhorn when it comes to dealing with those who wish them ill. At some point, they manage to cross the wrong people, and now they've got a mark on their hide for it. While such experiences have hardened them for adrenaline-filled moments of evading those who seek to make them their quarry, they can never be quite sure if they are truly safe, for promises of wealth or power can turn even the most seemingly stalwart of allies to enemies with knives poised at their back.

Be it during a fight or life in general, moral compass means little to The character. If you don’t want a person harmed, you had better specify. General terms mean nothing to them as The character only deals in specifics. If the rules of a duel say you can’t shoot before the count of three? A grenade over the shoulder is fair game, then. Tell The character to stop someone at all costs, well, you better not be concerned if they’re brought back dead or alive.

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 character wears out their opponents through use of the Force, agility, and evasion. Once they have sufficiently tired their foes through the Force, physical, or mental assault, they quickly try to find a means of cleanly and swiftly dispatching them - usually resulting in a somewhat risky all-or-nothing attempt at a deathblow.

When it comes to a fight, some like to posture, some like to act tough, some like to dance around and go through all sorts of fancy footwork. The character? The character doesn't bother with exotic battle stances, intricate maneuvers, or super-secret tactics. The character, when cornered into a fight, prefers the ancient technique of a good kick to the nuts. And if that won't work, either because the enemy is a woman or has balls of steel, The character isn't beyond pulling a few more cheap tricks out of the bag. Granted, The character won't be winning any medals for nobility or any prestige for a unique fighting style or a superb maneuver, but The character will still be winning, the best and most dirty way they know how.

The character may wear a lightsaber at their waist, but they always go for their trusty blaster instead, preferring to shoot it out from range rather than trying to get in up-close and personal. Only as a last resort will they go for their lightsaber.

If The character had been in Greedo’s shoes, Han Solo would be pushing up daisies. They almost always acts on instinct, which typically means they can be seen as impulsive and may not think their actions through, especially in situations during or leading up to combat.

The character works hard to maintain an image of fierce tenacity despite being of a smaller stature. To that extent, The character has learned to not take jabs about their stature offensively, but to instead burn them quietly as fuel for their inner spirit. The flame that is sparked as a result is controlled by The character's discipline of never overestimating their own abilities or those of their opponents. They has trained to fully utilize their size as an advantage when fighting larger opponents. They know exactly how to leverage their weight to deliver the most effective take downs or maneuvers. The effort to maintain this image can be draining at times, and when outmatched or overwhelmed, The character becomes susceptible to a loss of spirit.

While The character avoids combat whenever possible, they have no qualms working with technology under the stress and pressure of combat. The character has trained themself to keep calm and focus intently on Slicing even while taking blaster fire from cover or when placed under time constraints. In truth, The character almost works better when under duress, and actually needs motivation, typically, when Slicing.

When The character gets in trouble, they find no fault in bravely turning tail and getting the hell out of dodge. Obviously, this means that they tend to survive even the most deadly encounters... but the same can't always be said for their compatriots. This fact hasn't exactly made them the most popular among their peers, but hey, at least The character isn't dead yet.

Through careful study and dedication to isolated martial-combat, The character has turned the act of dueling into an art form. A keen eye and attention to detail allows them the ability to learn their opponent's idiosyncrasies while fighting. The character then uses their own skills to capitalize on the opponent's weakness. Because of this calculated approach to isolated duels, The character has a harder time taking on multiple opponents at once at higher skill levels.

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 led 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 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.

Even the most gifted of weapon masters understands the importance of physical fitness and disciplining the body with thorough martial arts training. The character has trained vigorously in unarmed combat by fusing Teräs Käsi and Echani with other unconventional forms. While this martial focus helps bolster their prowess in close-quarters combat, The character is still limited in scope when facing down a less direct or ranged threat.

The character's passion for technology extends beyond his talent with Slicing. They truly believe that wars can be won with technology, not soldiers, and will always try to avoid direct combat if they can afford it. Instead, they prefer to deploy clever traps with Explosives, or turn technology against others as a weapon. The character would rather overload a circuit breaker to shock a guard into submission than to test his luck with his hands or a blaster. If removed from technology or their gadgets, however, The character can easily be overwhelmed. Fortunately, they have no qualms with throwing a smoke grenade down and running for dear life.