Starmaker's Gambit
Tezhyn sounds like: Te-nnis + d-jin-ni.
Though Teshin is also fine.
Age: Early ThirtiesThough Teshin is also fine.
Species: Near-Human
Gender: Male
Height: Average to short, around 5'9 or so
Weight: Average
Force Sensitive: Barely registers as Force Sensitive
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
His face bears narrow features with a long, narrow nose. His often dishevelled dark hair contrasts an almost-pale complexion. He has bright eyes, colour reminiscent of the blue sky on a warm day.
Usually, he's seen wearing fine spacer clothing made of darker fabrics and lightweight armor padding, hidden under a fashionable long coat. He's rarely unarmed, carrying two vibroknives and a holdout blaster as his weapons of choice.
Usually, he's seen wearing fine spacer clothing made of darker fabrics and lightweight armor padding, hidden under a fashionable long coat. He's rarely unarmed, carrying two vibroknives and a holdout blaster as his weapons of choice.
PERSONALITY AND BELIEFS
Raz is a man who is fond of smiling. He has an upbeat personality, despite his callousness and scheming nature. He's arrogant and a tad egotistic, but displays genuine care for the people in his life. Though he prefers to plan ahead and to consider each of his steps, he is vulnerable to bouts of impulsive action, usually brought about by bursts of anger in the face of perceived injustice.
INVENTORY
- An apartment on Denon, signed under a different name
- A basic light freighter, registered to a man with a different name
- A stolen signet ring belonging to a noble house
- The kyber crystals of two dead Jedi (green & blue respectively)
- A pair of designer shades
- Various useful tools and gadgets
- A tattered, water-stained old book, annotated with notes evaluating the information inside for its practical use and detailing future plans of action
STRENGTHS & WEAKNESSES
- His sensitivity to the Force is too weak to manifest the Force and its Powers in the traditional sense.
- Has the ability to influence the emotions of those around him, and, to a minor extent, their thoughts.
- Has learned techniques to shield his own mind from Jedi influence.
- He benefits from the innate good luck that a sensitivity to the Force entails.
- He's an above-average fighter.
- He's okay to fly a ship from point A to B without crashing, but put some pressure on him and the odds of ending your trip in a blazing wreck become comically large.
- Is more susceptible to sudden, intense, and flashing lights than the average person.
- Perceives an extended spectrum of light (ultraviolet).
HISTORY
Razmir Tezhyn is the bastard son of a Jedi Knight and a noble-born politician. Though he never met his father, his mother spent several years with him before she passed away fighting wars with her Jedi Order. Afterwards, through a series of bad choices, he ended up the assistant of a quartermaster on a mercenary ship. The crew grew to like him, and during this time his latent Force potential was eventually discovered by their leader. Though he proved too weak to be trained as a Jedi or Sith, he was taught some of the theory.
The mercenary band met its end on a battlefield, something Raz had a hand in orchestrating, though their deaths had not been his aim. He was taken by the Jedi who'd killed the crew, and a second attempt was made to train him. This time the Jedi tried a bit harder, pushed him more, but his potential with the Force proved too weak.
Fed up, Razmir snapped one day and heavily injured the woman training him, prompting the order to condemn him to a mission of atonement. This mission, humanitarian in nature, became a prison to young Razmir, who had begun blaming the Order for many of his misfortunes.
It took years, but Raz managed to put a plot into motion and escape the Jedi's atonement prison. He disappeared into the galactic underworld and turned to a life of crime, building a reputation for heists and, on occasion, wetwork.
The mercenary band met its end on a battlefield, something Raz had a hand in orchestrating, though their deaths had not been his aim. He was taken by the Jedi who'd killed the crew, and a second attempt was made to train him. This time the Jedi tried a bit harder, pushed him more, but his potential with the Force proved too weak.
Fed up, Razmir snapped one day and heavily injured the woman training him, prompting the order to condemn him to a mission of atonement. This mission, humanitarian in nature, became a prison to young Razmir, who had begun blaming the Order for many of his misfortunes.
It took years, but Raz managed to put a plot into motion and escape the Jedi's atonement prison. He disappeared into the galactic underworld and turned to a life of crime, building a reputation for heists and, on occasion, wetwork.
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