Rik Blanca

Kalleran

Colonist - Entrepreneur

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Age:45

Weight:210

Height:6'5

Pronouns:

Current Games:

None

Notable Features:

Art is from Marvel's Kanan comic series.

Soak5

Wounds110ThresholdCurrent

Strain150ThresholdCurrent

Defense01RangedMelee

3Brawn

2Agility

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2Intellect

3Cunning

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2Willpower

3Presence

Skills

Only Show Career Skills

Weapons

	Name	Skill	Damage	Crit	Range	Qualities
	Sword Cane	Melee	2	3	Engaged	Old Qualities
Melee Damage:2 Crit:3 Range:Engaged Custom Name:sword-cane-1284 Cost:475 Rarity:6 Encumbrance:2 Hard Points:1 Qualities Old Qualities Other Details:

Available XP0

Total XP245

Money500

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Encumbrance82ThresholdCurrent

Critical Injury

Name	D100	Severity	Result

Talents

Name	Description	Activation	Ranks	XP Cost
Sound Investments	At the start of each session, gain 100 credits for each rank of Sound Investments.	Passive	3	15 XP
Activation:Passive Ranks:3 XP Cost:15 XP Description: At the start of each session, gain 100 credits for each rank of Sound Investments.
Plausible Deniability	Remove per rank of Plausible Deniability from all Coercion and Deception checks	Passive	1	5 XP
Activation:Passive Ranks:1 XP Cost:5 XP Description: Remove per rank of Plausible Deniability from all Coercion and Deception checks
Rapid Recovery	When healing strain after an encounter, heal 1 additional strain per rank of Rapid Recovery.	Passive	2	10 XP
Activation:Passive Ranks:2 XP Cost:10 XP Description: When healing strain after an encounter, heal 1 additional strain per rank of Rapid Recovery.
Grit	Gain +1 strain threshold.	Passive	1	5 XP
Activation:Passive Ranks:1 XP Cost:5 XP Description: Gain +1 strain threshold.
Wheel and Deal	When he sells legal goods to a reputable merchant or business, the character gains an additional 10% more credits per rank of Wheel and Deal (based on the original sell price of the good or item)	Passive	1	10 XP
Activation:Passive Ranks:1 XP Cost:10 XP Description: When he sells legal goods to a reputable merchant or business, the character gains an additional 10% more credits per rank of Wheel and Deal (based on the original sell price of the good or item)
Greased Palms	Before making a social check, may spend up to 50 credits per rank of Greased Palms to upgrade the ability of the check once for every 50 spent.	Maneuver	1	15 XP
Activation:Maneuver Ranks:1 XP Cost:15 XP Description: Before making a social check, may spend up to 50 credits per rank of Greased Palms to upgrade the ability of the check once for every 50 spent.
Throwing Credits	At beginning of session, spend 100 credits to ignore strain threshold penalty due to triggered Obligation.	Incidental	1	15 XP
Activation:Incidental Ranks:1 XP Cost:15 XP Description: At beginning of session, spend 100 credits to ignore strain threshold penalty due to triggered Obligation.
Bought Info	Instead of making a Knowledge check, may take a Bought Info action; spend credits equal to 50 times the difficulty of the check to pass with one	Action	1	15 XP
Activation:Action Ranks:1 XP Cost:15 XP Description: Instead of making a Knowledge check, may take a Bought Info action; spend credits equal to 50 times the difficulty of the check to pass with one
Heightened Awareness	Kalleran: Allies within close range add to Perception or Vigilance checks. Engaged allies gain	Passive	-	0 XP
Activation:Passive Ranks:0 XP Cost:0 XP Description: Kalleran: Allies within close range add to Perception or Vigilance checks. Engaged allies gain

Armor

	Name	Soak	Defense	Qualities
	Tailored Armor Jacket	2	0
Custom Name:6899 Cost:6200 Rarity:7 Encumbrance:1 Hard Points:0 Soak:2 Defense:0 Qualities Other Details:

Equipment & Gear

	Name	Quantity	Encum	Rarity	Price

Character Details

	Background
Beginnings: PRIMITIVE BACKWATER Within the Outer Rim and the Unknown Regions, there remain worlds and civilizations isolated from the greater galaxy. Even among those that are aware of other worlds and cultures, many have only limited access to technologies. Some cultures—regardless of their location within the galaxy—choose to avoid technology or interaction with other worlds. Many of these hold a particular reverence for the natural world. Others simply feel that an overdependence on any but the most rudimentary of tools can be a corrupting influence. A character from a primitive world often lacks a full understanding of the scope of technology. Some may routinely expect a device to be able to do virtually anything. Others may have little appreciation for a tool's abilities, preferring to perform tasks manually. Often, the attitude the character feels for devices is proportionate to his loyalty toward his homeworld. If he holds it in reverence, he may be reluctant to learn about tools and techniques from other places. Source(s): Force and Destiny Core Rulebook, Page 45 Attitude towards the Force: PRAGMATIC POWER Characters who recognize their Force potential do not always readily acknowledge its spiritual associations. Some see their powers and talents as tools they can use to advance their lives or accomplish their goals. This may help them to be more successful in their career of choice, enabling them to transform the world in a way that fits with their personal philosophies. Many deny the fundamental goodness or evil of the Force. insisting that consequences for success and failure are far more important than any spiritual elements. Such characters are no more or less likely to make choices or perform actions that could be classified as "good" than those that could be classified as "evil." However, in their minds, their preference for a certain moral choice is independent of the powers they wield. This can prove problematic if. for example, a character believes his righteous anger is a reasonable motivator for his actions. Such a character may constantly flirt with the dark side of the Force and never realize it. Learning or denying Force philosophies and histories invariably plays into the stories of characters from this background. Eventually, the character likely learns of the truth of the Force. Whether he embraces this knowledge or denies it and continues on his chosen path can prove to be a very Interesting opportunity for character development. Source(s): Force and Destiny Core Rulebook, Page 47 Reason for Adventure: ENTREPRENEUR The galaxy is overflowing with opportunities for those willing to search for them. The best of those opportunities - especially for someone with more imagination than money - can be found far from the galactic center, where societies and technology are still developing. A successful Entrepreneur in the outer reaches will surround himself with a team possessed of various skills. He may have a business plan, or he may simply seize upon whatever jumps out at him as he explores his environment. Regardless, Entrepreneurs who leave the safety and security of the Core Worlds are true pioneers, and they have to be adaptable and quick on their feet to survive, much less to thrive. The old saying about larger risks being necessary for larger rewards holds especially true for the Entrepreneur who explores opportunities in the far corners of the galaxy. Of course, without a great deal of luck and a few allies, the penalty for failure can be quite lethal. Source(s): Enter the Unknown, Page 15
	Motivation
Relationship - Lover When Rik was exiled, his lover promised she would go with him. When the day finally came for him to leave, she didn't show. Rik often finds himself wondering what he would do if she wandered into his cantina.
	Desire, Fear, Strength, Flaw
Desire: Fear: Strength: Flaw:

Obligation

Name	Amount	Description	Triggered
Exiled	10	Rik supported the CIS during the Clone Wars. He became jaded with the Separatists after they took over Kaller, but it was too late. He was exiled from the planet.
Amount:10 Description: Rik supported the CIS during the Clone Wars. He became jaded with the Separatists after they took over Kaller, but it was too late. He was exiled from the planet.

Notes

	General
The Clone Wars turned Rik into a cynical opportunist. After being exiled from Kaller and abandoned by his love, he set up shop on Brentaal IV. He is now the proprietor of Rik's Cantina, a popular watering hole and gambling den - as well as a haven for refugees of the Galactic Civil War. Located at the intersection of two major hyperspace lanes, his Cantina has thrived as a place to find all sorts of Black Market goods. Rik has long held the stance that he doesn't support either side in the war. While he has gained a reputation as a cold-hearted cynic, he has often put himself at risk to smuggle refugees out of the Core Worlds and away from the Empire. Rik's Cantina has tried to stay out of the war, but intensified action in the Bormea sector is now challenging that neutrality. The New Republic is buying up huge quantities of starship parts and supplies. And while the Empire is clinging to life, they're willing to pay a premium for any intel on the New Republic's secret project. Rik hopes he can profit from the sudden interest from both sides. And if he can use that money to help the less fortunate ... he'll pretend he's too cool to care.

Rik Blanca

Kalleran

Colonist - Entrepreneur

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