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MORATH RAU

BirthplaceKessel
Age38 GSY
SpeciesKrish
GenderMale
Height1.90 Meters
Weight90 kg
Force-SensitiveNegative
Voice:Peter Jessop as Miraak


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PERSONALITY AND BELIEFS
He possesses a resilient and unyielding spirit, a legacy of his harsh upbringing in the spice mines of Kessel and his later training as a Mandalorian. Morath is deeply independent and resourceful, traits honed during his years wandering the galaxy and his time as a mercenary and pirate. Despite his tough exterior, there is an underlying sense of honor and a strong drive for justice, likely influenced by his traumatic past as a slave and the Mandalorian code he later adopted. This blend of rugged independence, tactical acumen, and a deeply ingrained sense of right and wrong makes him a formidable ally and a dangerous foe. Morath's experiences have also left him with a deep empathy for the oppressed, fueling his dedication to anti-slavery efforts. His demeanor can be stoic and guarded, a reflection of the many trials he has faced, yet those he trusts see glimpses of a more reflective and thoughtful individual, capable of loyalty and deep, if guarded, friendships.

STRENGTHS
Combatant: Trained in Mandalorian combat techniques, he is proficient in both hand-to-hand combat and various forms of weaponry. His time as a mercenary and pirate would have honed his strategic thinking, making him adept at planning and executing complex operations.
Resilience: Surviving the harsh conditions of the Kessel spice mines and the challenges of the galaxy at large, Morath has developed a high threshold for physical and mental endurance.

WEAKNESSES
Scars of the Past: His traumatic past, especially his early years as a slave, may have left deep emotional scars, potentially affecting his decision-making or leading to moments of vulnerability.
Stubborn: A common trait among Mandalorians, his stubbornness can be a double-edged sword, leading to a reluctance to retreat from dangerous situations or adapt to changing circumstances.

HISTORY
Born a Krish on the notorious planet Kessel, Morath's early life was steeped in hardship. His tribe, known for their resilience, fell victim to the cruel ambitions of the Pyke Syndicate. The Pykes, infamous for their control over the spice trade, enslaved his people, forcing them into the perilous depths of Kessel's spice mines. This harsh reality of enslavement and exploitation marked Morath's earliest memories.

However, a flicker of hope ignited when he was just a child. A slave revolt erupted, shaking the very foundations of the Pykes' oppressive regime. In the chaos, young Morath managed to escape, but he found himself alone in the vastness of the galaxy. His journey took him through the stars, a lost child amidst the backdrop of galactic conflict.

Fate intervened when a Mandalorian from Clan Rau, known for their storied history as fierce warriors, discovered Morath. This Mandalorian saw potential in the young Krish and chose to adopt him, bringing him into the fold of Mandalorian culture. Under the guidance of his new clan, Morath was raised in the ways of the Mandalorians, embracing their code, combat skills, and unyielding spirit.

As he grew, Morath Rau channeled his turbulent past into a life of versatility and purpose. He became a mercenary, honing his skills in numerous conflicts. His experiences as a pirate sharpened his cunning and adaptability. Most importantly, his role as an anti-slaver was deeply personal, driven by the haunting memories of his tribe's suffering under the Pykes.

In his most recent chapter, Morath has joined forces with Ijaat Mereel Ijaat Mereel , a self-proclaimed Mand'alor. This bold leader has embarked on a passionate crusade to reclaim Mandalore, the ancestral home of the Mandalorians. For Morath, this campaign is more than a battle for territory; it's a fight for identity, belonging, and the future of the people he has come to call his own.
 

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