Kas'Varek
Character
Kas'Varek
| Age | 26 Standard Years |
| Species | Twi'lek |
| Gender | Male |
| Height | 1.85 meters | 185cm | 6'0" |
| Weight | 85kg | 187lbs (metric required) |
| Force Sensitive | Force Sensitive, Trained (by Jedi) |
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Standing at 1.85 meters (185 cm) with a lean, athletic frame, he carries the build of a seasoned warrior—balanced between agility and raw endurance. His deep emerald-green skin is rich and vibrant, reflecting his Twi'lek heritage. His lekku, long and powerful, bear the marks of past battles: faded Jedi tattoos, now partially obscured, and scars earned from clashes that shaped him. They twitch subtly with emotion—an unconscious tell, despite his mastery over composure.
His amber eyes cut through darkness with an intense, unwavering focus, revealing conviction honed through years of conflict. A strong jawline, high cheekbones, and a sharp, assessing gaze give him a presence that demands attention, though his expression rarely betrays his true thoughts. Across his right forearm and shoulder, old lightsaber burns serve as reminders of past battles—lessons carved into his skin.
Draped in a fusion of Jedi robes and tactical armor, his attire prioritizes practicality over ceremony, built for movement and protection. His weathered Jedi belt remains strapped at his waist—not as a sign of allegiance, but as a quiet marker of history. Hanging at his side is his deep jade-bladed lightsaber, its cortosis-weave hilt reinforced for endurance in combat. Alongside his weapons, he carries medical supplies, seamlessly blending his roles as a warrior and healer.
INVENTORY
- Lightsaber, Jade green blade
- Essentials (like communicator, datapad)
- Robes
- Vibroknife
PERSONALITY AND BELIEFS
He is a man of deep conviction, shaped by his past as a Jedi but defined by his choices beyond the Order. No longer bound by rigid doctrine, he has carved his own path within the galaxy. Thoughtful yet decisive, he does not follow orders blindly; he weighs every move with careful precision, ensuring his actions serve a purpose greater than himself.
Years of rigorous training honed his tactical mind and disciplined approach to combat, making him a calculated fighter who never rushes in without assessing the battlefield. He is focused and efficient, balancing aggression with control, and ensuring that victory never comes at the cost of unnecessary destruction. This quiet intensity carries over into his interactions—he speaks deliberately, avoiding meaningless chatter, and his piercing gaze often unsettles those unaccustomed to his unwavering presence.
Despite the hardened exterior, remnants of his compassion still linger, particularly when it comes to those in need. A healer as much as a warrior, he refuses to let suffering go unchecked, using his medical training to aid those unable to fight for themselves. This is where his past and present philosophies collide—where duty meets care, where his blade defends just as often as his hands heal.
His commitment is strong, but not without personal risks. He is willing to put himself in harm's way for the cause, sometimes recklessly so, especially when the battle demands immediate intervention. Meditation is still a part of his life, though unlike the Jedi, his focus isn't on serenity—it's on preparing for war. He visualizes combat scenarios, refines strategies in his mind, and ensures that when the moment comes, he is ready. This trait directly conflicts with his desire to approach things with a methodical approach, but sometimes his convictions simply overpower this preference.
He does not see himself as Sith, nor does he hold onto the Jedi identity he abandoned. In his mind, the Dark Hand is a force of balance, standing between extremes, refusing to fall into the same failures that led the Jedi to stagnation. To him, neutrality is weakness, hesitation is costly, and those unwilling to act are complicit in the suffering of the galaxy. His purpose is clear—to fight, to heal, and to ensure that those who cannot protect themselves are never left defenseless again.
STRENGTHS
He is a master combatant, forged through years of intense Jedi training and sharpened by real battle experience. His lightsaber technique is precise, adaptive, and lethal when necessary. He has mastered various forms of hand-to-hand combat, making him a formidable opponent whether armed or unarmed. His ability to read his enemy's movements makes him an expert at anticipating attacks, countering with calculated precision.
Beyond his skill as a fighter, he is also a highly proficient battlefield healer. While Jedi training taught him the importance of preservation, he has refined his medical skills further, making him invaluable in the field. His knowledge of emergency medicine allows him to stabilize injuries mid-battle, ensuring that his allies survive where others would fall.
Finally, his mental endurance and unwavering resolve set him apart. He does not buckle under pressure, nor does he allow fear or doubt to dictate his choices. His ability to keep his composure in the face of chaos makes him a pillar of stability for those who fight alongside him. Whether facing overwhelming odds or moral dilemmas, he does not waver—his path is his own, and he walks it with certainty.
WEAKNESSES
His internal conflict remains a burden—while he has abandoned the Jedi Order, some remnants of its philosophy still linger. In moments of crisis, he sometimes hesitates where others would act instantly. The ghost of his past moral code still whispers, causing moments of self-doubt or frustration.
His reckless loyalty means he often throws himself into danger without considering the full consequences. He prioritizes protecting allies and fulfilling the mission, sometimes at the cost of his own safety. His willingness to take personal risks can be admirable—but it also makes him vulnerable to exploitation by those who see his devotion as a tool to be wielded.
Emotionally, he struggles with isolation. He has distanced himself from Jedi ideology, but he has yet to fully embrace a new identity beyond the battlefield. This lack of personal connection outside of combat and healing leaves him feeling like a warrior without a home. He is deeply committed to his cause, but without personal relationships grounding him, he risks becoming more of a weapon than a person.
HISTORY
He was once a devoted Jedi, trained in the traditions of the Order, instilled with discipline and purpose. From an early age, he excelled not just in combat, but in understanding the fragility of life, pushing himself to master both the blade and the healer's touch. In battle, he protected. In peace, he served. Yet, as the years passed and the galaxy shifted, something began to unravel.
He witnessed too many failures, too much hesitation from the Jedi Council—moments where action should have been taken, but bureaucracy and outdated philosophy held them back. The Jedi watched as darkness spread, refusing to intervene decisively. It wasn't corruption—it was paralysis. He argued, fought, demanded change, but in the end, he was met with the same answer: restraint.
That was not enough.
Leaving the Jedi Order was not an impulsive decision—it was a reckoning. He found the Dark Hand, a movement that rejected stagnation, that vowed to act when others would not. He didn't see them as villains. He saw them as a force of defiance against both Sith tyranny and Jedi passivity. Here, he believed he could make a difference, not as a soldier, not as a ruler, but as a warrior who stood between extremes.
The path was not easy—he carries the scars of his choices, the weight of battles fought, the lingering whispers of a Jedi Code he no longer fully embraces. Yet, his conviction holds. He fights, he heals, and he ensures that those without power will never be abandoned again.