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[Reno]

"Cas Nassin"
female Human, Soldier 4/Scout 1

Str 16, Dex 18, Con 15, Int 15, Wis 12, Cha 12. 53 vitality, 15 wounds. Fort+7, Ref+6, Will+3. Initiative +8, Defense 18. Speed 10m. Attacks: +7 melee (2d4+3, crit 19-20, unarmed strike).
Feats: Martial Arts, Improved Martial Arts, Combat Expertise, Improved Initiative, Stealthy.

The woman entered into the tournament as Cas Nassin is actually Karoly D'ulin, a Mistryl shadow guard who works as a mercenary. Karoly, who appears in the novels Tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina and Spectre of the Past, was actually present in the Mos Eisley cantina when Luke Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi entered and hired Han Solo and the Millennium Falcon. Karoly and another Mistryl named Shada D'ukal were impersonating the Tonnika sisters, a pair of twin con artists. Although I'm not sure which is which, Karoly is one of these two women:



Although her purposes in coming to Tatooine remained secret, Karoly adopted the alias Cas Nassin to enter the underground tournament. She may have been tailing someone, or searching for someone, or assassinating someone, or maybe was just looking to test her skills without being recognized. No matter her reasoning, Karoly was defeated in the second round after a long, drawn-out fight with Liaklanna.

Karoly's martial arts style focuses on defense, as she often took the full -5 to attack and +5 to defense from Combat Expertise. Her strategy is to wear down an opponent, constantly tripping him and fending off his blows until he is too tired to fight back or makes a fatal mistake.

[Reno]

Langro Dis
female Dug, Scoundrel 6

Str 15, Dex 17, Con 15, Int 14, Wis 11, Cha 10. 45 vitality, 15 wounds. Fort +4, Ref+10, Will+2. Initiative +3, Defense 18. Speed 6m. Attacks: +7 melee (1d3+2, crit 20, unarmed strike) or +8 melee (1d6+2, crit 19-20, molecular stiletto).
Feats/class abilities: Martial Arts, Weapon Focus: Molecular Stiletto, Heroic Surge 2/day, Lucky 2/day, Precise Attack +1.

Like all Dugs, Langro Dis has a mean, unpleasant disposition and resents the rest of the galaxy. In many ways, she resembles the famous Sebulba, whom she idolizes. Like Sebulba, Langro Dis cheats to win.

When she enters unarmed combat tournaments, Langro smuggles in a molecular stiletto under her hat. Once battle commences, she removes her hat to scratch her head and palms the weapon, whose blade is nearly invisible due to its extraordinary thinness.

This underhanded tactic carried Langro into the third round of the tournament, when Liaklanna figured out how she was cheating, stole the weapon and used it on her, ending the threat.

[Reno]

Agamar Vogog
male Houk, Soldier 5

Str 22, Dex 13, Con 18, Int 9, Wis 7, Cha 7. 59 vitality, 21 wounds. Fort +8, Ref +2, Will -1. Initiative +1, Defense 18. Speed 10m. Attacks: +11 melee (2d4+6, crit 19-20, unarmed strike).
Feats: Martial Arts, Improved Martial Arts, Power Attack, Improved Bantha Rush, Toughness.

Houks are renowned for their great size and strength and their surly disposition. Agamar Vogog is no different. Houks are often compared to Wookiees in terms of size and strength, although they're often much meaner and less trustworthy.

Agamar, while not especially bright, is strong even for his species. While the lure of money was attractive to Agamar, the main reason he entered the tournament was in order to hurt people. When not brawling on the underground fight circuit, Agamar works as a mercenary, bodyguard and thug. Let him beat up enough people and he will work practically for free.

Agamar made it to the fourth round of the Tatooine tournament on brute force alone. However, he met his match in Liaklanna, an opponent of roughly equal strength and far more cunning.

[Reno]

Jeneyd
male T'surr, Soldier 8

Str 20, Dex 18, Con 17, Int 16, Wis 12, Cha 11. 78 vitality, 17 wounds. Fort+9, Ref+5, Will+3. Initiative +3, Defense 19. Speed 10m. Attacks: +12/+7 melee or +10/+10/+5/+5 melee (3d6+5, crit 18-20, unarmed strike).
Feats: Martial Arts, Improved Martial Arts, Advanced Martial Arts, K'thri, K'thri Expertise, K'thri Mastery, Power Attack, Combat Expertise.

Jeneyd is last year's champion at the Tatooine underground fighting tournament hosted annually by Jabba the Hutt (through aliases and proxies, of course). With his mastery of the art of K'thri, Jeneyd is not only a powerful force in face to face combat (even more so because of his immense size and reach), but also quite a spectacle to watch.

When facing an opponent, Jeneyd shows no mercy, beating them into the ground as quickly as possible, via a flashy series of quick hand and arm strikes, spin moves, and kicks to all parts of the body. Surprisingly agile for such a large being, he is often able to strike three or four times in the time it takes lesser opponents to land a single blow. And he makes sure to take a trophy from every opponent he defeats, whether it be a horn, tusk, patch of hair, or whatever else is handy.

Although the money is nice, Jeneyd's primary concern is to defeat any and all opponents he can, to prove his strength to the world. Though he was willing to throw the tournament to Liaklanna, his warped sense of honor demanded that he prove he could defeat her in true combat. So the night before the fifth round of the tournament, Jeneyd challenged Liaklanna to a fight in an alley near the arena, where he proceeded to defeat her in under 30 seconds. After tearing a patch of hair from Liaklanna's head, he collected his slaves and left.

The next day, Jeneyd remained true to his word and threw the fight, although he put on a very good show of it with his flashy style. After the fight he was preparing to leave as Liaklanna approached him and offered to buy some of his slaves. He sold off three of the seven slaves he had with him, male and female Twi'leks and a male Human, taking with him a female Human, two more female Twi'leks and a Xexto when he left.

[Rude]

jeneyd scares me....

[fenris]

Scares you? I'm the one who got dropped like nothing. Although knowing the truth behind Cas is interesting.

[Reno]

Her partner Shada D'ukal is in more stories than she is. She's also in Vision of the Future and The Last Command at the very least, in addition to every place Karoly appears.

[fenris]

This thread should be started up again. I'm still interested in what goes on in here.

[Reno]

Hmm... who should I put up next then?

I still owe you guys some background on Ozrei, but I haven't come up with it all yet.

[fenris]

Oddly enough I was wondering if you had any info on that Corellian guy we helped turn to the rebellion. I was wanting to know if you bothered putting any thought into why he wanted to change sides.

[Reno]

I have, actually. Unfortunately, it's classified. That is, it may bear some importance in-game and so I can't tell you right now.

[fenris]

That's fine makes sense. I was just wondering if there was a real reason or if it was just filler to be a rebel mission.

[Reno]

Started that way, then the night before that session I filled in his story. With a decent attention to detail, including the reasoning behind his racism.

[black heart]

cervantes!!!!

[Reno]

Why not, I spent twice as long making his character sheet as I did using the character. Stats will come up for him soon, in that case.