Character Ronhar Tane

[Ronhar Tane]

Ronhar Tane
TK-3301

Age	32 Years Old
Species	Human/Cyborg
Gender	Male
Height	1.93 Meters
Weight	88.4 Kilograms
Force Sensitive	Non-Force Sensitive

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

Ronhar is an imposing unit of a human being. Standing nearly 1.93 meters in height, Ronhar is especially notable for his large number of cybernetic implants. In addition to having both of his arms and legs replaced with enhanced cybernetic versions, he also has a number of neural implants directly implanted into his skull, including a singular cybernetic eye replacement.

INVENTORY

Primary Arms: E-11D Blaster Carbine
Secondary Arms: 434 "Deathhammer" Heavy Blaster Pistol
Tertiary Arms: Thermal Detonators or Stun Grenades, Vibroknife

Head Armor: Modified Stormtrooper Helmet
Torso Armor: Heavy-Duty Blast Vest
Limb Armor: Durasteel Cybernetic Arms/Legs,
Plastoid Kneepads

PERSONALITY AND BELIEFS

Ronhar, being a loyal Imperial citizen, has been indoctrinated to believe all of the policies of the Imperial Remnant, having been fed a steady stream of Imperial Propaganda since his childhood. His loyalty to the Empire is unquestioning, and he will not hesitate to carry out any orders asked of him. That being said, ever since he was given his neural implants after the accident that nearly killed him, he does tend to act rather oddly at times, often mistaking allies for enemies and showing increased levels of empathy toward droids and other robotic beings.

STRENGTHS

Lethal Combatant: Ronhar's extensive cybernetic implants and replacements has turned the former Stormtrooper into an absolute unit of destruction. His cybernetic limbs grant him far greater strength and speed than most organic beings, and his neural implants allow him to process information nearly instantaneously, greatly increasing his reaction times in battle.
Unquestioningly Loyal: Due to the extensive amount of propaganda that Ronhar consumed as a child, along with a fair number of cranial implants that were installed into his skull, Ronhar is completely and totally loyal to the Imperial Remnant. No amount of begging, pleading, intimidation or bribery could prevent him from caring out any orders that were asked of him. Ronhar also seemingly shows no fear no matter the given situation, another side effect of his indoctrination and neural implants.
Droid Communicator: As a result of his extensive neural implants, Ronhar is particularly adept at communicating with a variety of different droid models.

WEAKNESSES

Cyber-Psychosis: Despite the best efforts of the doctors and technicians that saved Ronhar's life, he is slowly going insane due to the excessive amounts of neural and cybernetic implants that were installed into his body. Although Ronhar understands that at his core he is an organic being, he is slowly developing the idea that he is actually a droid. This belief sometimes causes him to lose his grip on reality, as he struggles to destroy enemy droid combatants at times. He also occasionally mistakes his allies for his enemies, again due to his brain's difficulty in keeping up with the demands of his neural implants. This often causes Ronhar to work alone in the field.
Cybernetic Vulnerabilities: Though his cybernetic limbs greatly increase his combat efficiency, they are not without their downsides. Being mechanical in nature, Ronhar's limbs are vulnerable to Ion weaponry and EMP bursts, though they are shielded against these threats to a certain degree. His cybernetic limbs are also magnetic, allowing Ronhar to cling to metallic surfaces if needed. Conversely, a powerful enough magnetic field could theoretically pin Ronhar in place, leaving him unable to move.
Standoffish Personality: Ronhar's neural implants and slow decline into insanity makes creating lasting relationships with organic beings difficult for him.

HISTORY

For much of his life, Ronhar was a loyal citizen of the Imperial Remnant. He would eventually join the Stormtrooper Corps, distinguishing himself on a number of combat missions. Unfortunately for Ronhar, he would eventually be caught up in a major Rhydonium accident, nearly perishing in the resulting explosion. On the brink of death, Ronhar was rushed to the operating table. Here, his doctors decided to carry out a cruel experiment on him, since he was nearly dead anyway. They decided to turn Ronhar into a Cyborg, installing as many cybernetic implants as his body could handle. Though such a procedure had a low survival rate, Ronhar somehow managed to survive the operation, turning him into a highly lethal Cyborg warrior. Now, Ronhar participates in some of the most dangerous missions the Imperial Remnant can offer, trying to salvage what little remains of his sanity as he fights to reconcile his previously held beliefs with his new reality and slowly deteriorating mental state...