Jul 15, 2017 5:42 pm
I've mostly got mine done. Just a couple questions.
As I was building him I decided to have him study dueling as befits a noble upbringing. My thought is to cross specialize eventually with makashi duelist. How best would I represent this training? Buy into the new spec right away or train a rank in melee?
Here is a rough sketch of his background
The Sukan family of Pantora goes back millenia and in that time was always one of the most prominent and powerful families. Sadly, the family fortunes have declined in the past generation. Ta'hida's grandfather, Wa'kawa aligned the family and all its interests with the Seperatists during the Clone War. When the Separatists were defeated and the Empire became ascendent, the family was disgraced. While there was no official censure of the family, it seemed all the once open doors became closed. The family fortune is largely spent and along with its glory is only a memory. Ta'hida's grandfather has not stopped fighting against the idea of the Republic or the Empire and instead has turned what remains of his family's wealth to suporting the Expansionist cause.
Ta'hida, along with his 5 siblings, was raised with the idea of expanding Pantora's power through negotiations with nearby systems despite their disreputable and, to most Pantorans, abhorrent way of life. Ta'hida's older brother, Kriadur, broke with this and has joined the Imperial faction and despises the family from which he was disinherited. Ta'hida, the oldest of triplets, has a strong bond with his sisters, P'aeng and Niva. His youngest brother, Ree, has developed a bad case of hero-worship toward Ta'hida, largely due to the praise and hopes that Ta'hida's grandfather has placed upon him.
Ta'hida was raised to be the focus of the Sukan family renaissance and was easily molded by his grandfather. He was trained to be charming and diplomatic and to be well aware of the local political situation and the history of the region. He was introduced to dueling as befitted a son of the Sukan, but has been pulled away for an exciting opportunity to gain real world experience in the forging of alliances with any who will help advance his family's cause. While he feels it is a part of his duty to obey his grandfather and seek his family's best interests he feels conflicted, because he's not certain that his grandfather has set a moral course. Too many of his fellow Pantorans seem to think what they are doing is abhorrent.
As I was building him I decided to have him study dueling as befits a noble upbringing. My thought is to cross specialize eventually with makashi duelist. How best would I represent this training? Buy into the new spec right away or train a rank in melee?
Here is a rough sketch of his background
The Sukan family of Pantora goes back millenia and in that time was always one of the most prominent and powerful families. Sadly, the family fortunes have declined in the past generation. Ta'hida's grandfather, Wa'kawa aligned the family and all its interests with the Seperatists during the Clone War. When the Separatists were defeated and the Empire became ascendent, the family was disgraced. While there was no official censure of the family, it seemed all the once open doors became closed. The family fortune is largely spent and along with its glory is only a memory. Ta'hida's grandfather has not stopped fighting against the idea of the Republic or the Empire and instead has turned what remains of his family's wealth to suporting the Expansionist cause.
Ta'hida, along with his 5 siblings, was raised with the idea of expanding Pantora's power through negotiations with nearby systems despite their disreputable and, to most Pantorans, abhorrent way of life. Ta'hida's older brother, Kriadur, broke with this and has joined the Imperial faction and despises the family from which he was disinherited. Ta'hida, the oldest of triplets, has a strong bond with his sisters, P'aeng and Niva. His youngest brother, Ree, has developed a bad case of hero-worship toward Ta'hida, largely due to the praise and hopes that Ta'hida's grandfather has placed upon him.
Ta'hida was raised to be the focus of the Sukan family renaissance and was easily molded by his grandfather. He was trained to be charming and diplomatic and to be well aware of the local political situation and the history of the region. He was introduced to dueling as befitted a son of the Sukan, but has been pulled away for an exciting opportunity to gain real world experience in the forging of alliances with any who will help advance his family's cause. While he feels it is a part of his duty to obey his grandfather and seek his family's best interests he feels conflicted, because he's not certain that his grandfather has set a moral course. Too many of his fellow Pantorans seem to think what they are doing is abhorrent.
Last edited July 15, 2017 5:43 pm