Queensguard
Veyra Kryze
| Age | 18 |
| Species | Human |
| Gender | Female |
| Height | 1.73 meters |
| Weight | 64 kilograms |
| Force Sensitive | No |
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Clad in heavy Neo-Crusader–inspired armor, Veyra cuts a striking figure of steel and violet. Her cuirass and pauldrons bear the sharp edges of tradition, while her mask conceals all expression behind a black visor scored with a vertical T-slit, reinforced in a way that makes her seem more like a machine than a woman. A regal cloak of crimson-violet drapes across her armored frame, both a statement of heritage and a lure for attention.
Though her face is rarely seen, beneath the mask her skin is pale from long campaigns sealed in armor, her body marked with ritual scars and burns from her private culture of pain. Her voice, filtered through a vocoder, is calm but sultry—each word often laced with menace or cruel amusement.
INVENTORY
PERSONALITY AND BELIEFS
Veyra is not the stoic warrior many expect of Mandalorians—hers is a hunger for the thrill of violence, both dealt and endured. She views pain as both currency and communion, a reminder of mortality and a testament to strength. Fiercely loyal to the Mandalorian creed of conquest, her faith is twisted: she believes war and bondage are sacred acts, the strong corrupting the weak until they either break or belong.
She is not cruel without reason, but her cruelty is ritualistic. Submission—whether demanded from her foes or offered by herself—is, to her, the highest proof of will. Easily seduced by darker ideologies, she sees corruption not as weakness but as conquest in its purest form.
STRENGTHS
Fanatical Resolve:
Veyra's devotion to both Mandalorian tradition and her own sadomasochistic beliefs grants her an almost unnatural endurance. Where others break under torture, injury, or exhaustion, she thrives. Pain is not just tolerated—it is embraced, even welcomed, as validation of her strength. This makes her incredibly hard to demoralize or intimidate. In battle, her enemies often mistake her willingness to take hits as weakness, only to find she grows more dangerous the longer the fight drags on.
Neo-Crusader Discipline:
Trained in the doctrines of the ancient Neo-Crusaders, Veyra is no mere berserker. She understands formations, flanking maneuvers, and combined-arms tactics. While she relishes violence, she also respects structure on the battlefield. Her ability to shift between precision squad coordination and brutal individual combat makes her versatile, both as a leader of raiding parties and as a duelist.
Aura of Intimidation:
Veyra's armor, cloak, and mannerisms project an unsettling presence. She cultivates fear deliberately, both in her enemies and even within her allies. This is not just psychological—her calculated movements, her sultry but cruel voice, and her reputation for sadism create hesitation in those who face her. For some, this fear is more dangerous than her weapons.
Adaptability Through Corruption:
Because she does not see corruption as weakness, she can easily adapt to ideologies, power structures, and new philosophies if they promise strength. Unlike more rigid Mandalorians who resist change, Veyra has no shame in borrowing from her enemies. If she is "corrupted," she interprets it as another evolution—turning weakness into a tool.
WEAKNESSES
Sadomasochistic Obsession:
Her fixation on pain and ritualized suffering is not simply a quirk—it's a compulsion. In battle, she may deliberately prolong fights or hold back killing blows to savor her opponent's struggle. At times, she'll even let herself be struck to heighten her experience, regardless of tactical disadvantage. Enemies who recognize this flaw can exploit her need for intensity to trap or outmaneuver her.
Prone to Corruption:
Her belief that corruption is simply another form of conquest leaves her dangerously open to manipulation. Sith Lords, cult leaders, or even cunning political figures can sway her loyalty by framing obedience or servitude as proof of strength. This makes her a potential liability to her clan, as her faith in Mandalorian supremacy could easily be twisted into service to a darker master.
Unrestrained Zeal:
Veyra lacks moderation. She often throws herself into situations without thought for long-term survival—whether duels, raids, or ritualistic displays of strength. She believes that only extremes have meaning, which leads to recklessness. In war, this can win her glory; in strategy, it can cost her everything.
Alienation Among Mandalorians:
Her sadomasochistic rituals and obsession with corruption place her at odds with more traditional Mandalorians. Many see her as dangerous not because of her strength, but because her philosophy distorts into something foreign. This limits her ability to rise within the ranks of orthodox clans, leaving her isolated and more likely to be cast out—or forced to find purpose among outsiders.