Character
Databank Entry: Mandalorian Heavy Infantry Specialist
Armor
Combat Role
Weapons
Tactics
Physical Description (Unmasked)
Religious Affiliation
Backstory
Korda Veydran was born into the remnants of a minor Mandalorian clan known for siege warfare and explosives. From youth, he embraced destruction as doctrine, pushing battles to their absolute extremes. His unrelenting brutality earned him a reputation as "too savage" for mainstream Mandalorian society. During Mandalore's conflicts, his tactics and indiscriminate use of explosives alienated peers, earning exile from his own people.
Turning to The Majestic Flame of Manda, Korda found purpose. The religion, a splinter of the ancient Taung traditions and precursor inspiration for Death Watch, emphasizes destruction as divine will — the path of Kad Ha'Rangir. The Death Watch symbols etched onto his knuckle plates are both homage and pledge: he channels the faith's eternal fire into combat, seeing each battle as a sacred act of cleansing and rebirth.
Now a wandering outcast, Korda is feared by enemies and respected only by those who value results over honor. To him, war is sacred, explosives are divine instruments, and melee combat is holy. Every scar, every muscle, every strike is an offering to the Destroyer God.
- Name: Korda Veydran
- Affiliation: Outcast Mandalorian; Clan Veydran (near-extinct line); adherent of The Majestic Flame of Manda, a minor Mandalorian death cult devoted to Kad Ha'Rangir, the Destroyer God.
Armor
- Plating: Full heavy beskar, reinforced for maximum durability. Heavily scarred from decades of combat.
- Markings:
- Clan Sigil: Crimson krayt skull cracked down the center, with a stylized flame explosion — symbolizing Clan Veydran's heritage of siegecraft and destructive warfare.
- Death Watch Symbols: Etched into his knuckle plates, signifying both reverence for the original Mandalorian zealotry that inspired Death Watch and devotion to the destructive philosophy of Kad Ha'Rangir.
Combat Role
- Shock trooper / breacher. Specializes in close-quarters combat, melee dominance, and explosive assault.
Weapons
- Melee: Reinforced vibroblade (Clan Veydran heirloom) and shock-augmented gauntlets.
- Ranged: Compact sidearm blaster, used sparingly.
- Explosives: Thermal detonators, satchel charges, breaching explosives. Frequently uses explosives as a tactical or chaotic adjunct to melee combat.
Tactics
- Charges into combat using armor and brute force to dominate enemy formations.
- Combines explosives with melee to maximize devastation.
- Considered dangerously unpredictable, yet calculated in his own destructive logic.
Physical Description (Unmasked)
- Hair: Short, coarse brown.
- Skin: Sun-kissed, weathered, covered in scars from decades of combat.
- Eyes: Red irises due to a rare genetic mutation, giving an unnervingly predatory gaze.
- Build: Extremely muscular and broad-shouldered.
- Markings: Tribal Mandalorian tattoos across arms, chest, and back; scar tissue weaves through the designs.
Religious Affiliation
- Order: The Majestic Flame of Manda, a Mandalorian death cult devoted to Kad Ha'Rangir, the Destroyer God.
- Dogma: Devotion to destruction, chaos, and rebirth. Belief in stoking the fires of war, consuming stagnation, and purifying the galaxy through violence. Sees melee combat and explosive mastery as sacred acts; honors ancestral Mandalorian tradition while rejecting modern restraint.
- Symbols & Practices:
- Death Watch insignia on knuckle plates represents devotion to the destructive legacy of the Majestic Flame.
- Uses combat as ritual, seeking strength through violence and fire, embracing both literal and spiritual destruction.
- Incorporates ancestral weapons (vibroblades, axes, gauntlets) as ceremonial and functional tools.
Backstory
Korda Veydran was born into the remnants of a minor Mandalorian clan known for siege warfare and explosives. From youth, he embraced destruction as doctrine, pushing battles to their absolute extremes. His unrelenting brutality earned him a reputation as "too savage" for mainstream Mandalorian society. During Mandalore's conflicts, his tactics and indiscriminate use of explosives alienated peers, earning exile from his own people.
Turning to The Majestic Flame of Manda, Korda found purpose. The religion, a splinter of the ancient Taung traditions and precursor inspiration for Death Watch, emphasizes destruction as divine will — the path of Kad Ha'Rangir. The Death Watch symbols etched onto his knuckle plates are both homage and pledge: he channels the faith's eternal fire into combat, seeing each battle as a sacred act of cleansing and rebirth.
Now a wandering outcast, Korda is feared by enemies and respected only by those who value results over honor. To him, war is sacred, explosives are divine instruments, and melee combat is holy. Every scar, every muscle, every strike is an offering to the Destroyer God.