across the stars.

Komairu (canon agent, canon co-outlander, light side)

Romances: Shara Jenn, Raina Temple, Theron Shan

Siblings: Sunias, Farrai

When his sister began to show signs of Force sensitivity, Komairu’s parents planned a hasty escape from the Empire, one that led to a young Komairu being stranded and believed to be dead. Alone, he survived however necessary, until a heist gone wrong brought him into Imperial Intelligence’s sights. Given the option of joining their intensive training program to escape execution, Komairu accepted and excelled, despite the troubles sent his way. In the end, his loyalties are not to the Empire, but to those that matter to him. Imprisoned by Arcann alongside the Jedi Teness, they both found themselves possessed by Valkorion and with a connection neither of them anticipated.

Teness (canon knight, canon co-outlander, light side)

Romances: Doc, Arcann*

Born on Dathomir, Teness was noticed by the Jedi as a baby and taken in for training. Always the misfit, she often struggled with following the Jedi code and controlling her temper, but was chosen by Master Orgus Din as a Padawan. With his guidance, she was able to grow even stronger, into the Jedi who would eventually take on and defeat the Sith Emperor. Imprisoned by Arcann alongside the agent Komairu, they both found themselves possessed by Valkorion and with a connection neither of them anticipated.

Kaliir (canon bounty hunter, light side)

Romances: Mako*, Akaavi Spar*

Dar’manda by birth, Kaliir spent her life determined to be accepted as a true Mandalorian. When the chance came to enter the Great Hunt, she disguised herself and did so under an assumed name, only revealing her true past after winning, to prove her legitimacy. Mandalore himself adopted her into his clan and with her name honoured again, she continued to follow the path of the hunter.

Ynor (non-canon bounty hunter, neutral)

Romances: Torian Cadera*

Imprisoned on Belsavis for a variety of charges, as many false as true, Ynor encountered Kaliir while she hunted for her target. Having had trouble with Skadge himself, and knowing the planet well, he offered his services instead and Kaliir accepted. Taking care of the Houk was a difficult proposition but between them they took him out of the picture, and he was offered a position on Kaliir’s crew as thanks for his assistance.

Merrina (canon inquisitor, dark side)

Romances: Andronikos Revel

All Merrina has ever wanted was the power to choose her own destiny... but power itself will have to do. The life of a Sith Lord is not one she would have chosen, but she makes do with what she can get, and she plans to raise her children to have more freedom than she was ever given.

Letida (canon trooper, light side)

Romances: Aric Jorgan

When your mother is a Fleet Admiral, there isn’t much choice but to go into the family business. While her family is a distant branch of House Organa, Letida has always felt more at home in the muck with soldiers. Placing her in charge of Havoc Squad, with her family name, was an easy way to dismiss any concerns about defection, but she grew into the position with a quiet leadership that inspired loyalty. Unfortunately, her mother had other plans for her future, and Havoc is about to be in a lot of trouble.

Tlen (canon co-warrior, dark side)

Romances: Malavai Quinn

A Sith born to a powerful bloodline, Tlen’s entire future was in her own hands. At the Sith academy, her overconfidence and arrogance quickly became her downfall, and was easily matched by a student who had been training for only a few months. Accepting the defeat was a blow to her pride, but it only made her more powerful. She was chosen eventually to be the Emperor’s Wrath, slaying in his name, though she did not remain loyal as he tore her beloved Empire apart.

Seraad (canon co-warrior, light side)

Romances: Vowrawn*, Jaegren*

Born to a Sith Lord and an Imperial officer, for the first few decades years of his life Seraad showed no signs of Force sensitivity. Accepting his role, with his bloodline, led him to serve as his father had, until an attack by Jedi awakened his latent powers. During his training, he was equally matched by another Sith, and Darth Baras chose them both to carry his plans forward. Hoping initially to temper his Sith partner’s violent tendencies, he eventually grew to respect her methods. When Tlen was chosen as the Emperor’s Wrath, he instead joined Darth Vowrawn’s personnel, making himself useful to the powerful Sith.

Rethza (canon smuggler, light side)

Romances: Vette*, Risha*

The Force-blind daughter of a Sith, she dreamed bigger than the Empire would allow, and Rethza took her chance in neutral space and later, the Republic. While she was used by agents infiltrating the Republic, she walked away with a reputation bigger than she could have imagined, and was quick to show it off-- proud, despite her heritage, of what she'd accomplished.

Sunias (canon consular, light side)

Romances: Lana Beniko

Siblings: Komairu, Farrai

Having escaped the Empire as a child, Sunias was immediately given to the Jedi for training. Her young age and natural affinity to the Force allowed her to let go of the early painful memories, the risk of Sith discovery long forgotten. Sunias excelled, quickly becoming the youngest Jedi Master, but her methods were always questionable-- rude and not always kind, but not evil. Some found her pragmatic methods to their liking, however, and she surrounded herself with likeminded beings-- Lana amongst them.

Casini (non-canon agent, dark side)

Romances: Saganu

A loyal member of the Chiss Ascendancy, Casini was loaned to Imperial Intelligence to assist with her particular brand of information gathering. Believed to be trusted, instead she funnelled information to the Ascendancy to warn them of any possible betrayals from the Sith Empire.

Romances: Koth, Zahied (@villainship)

Fénire (non-canon consular, light side)

A Jedi of no seeming consequence or intelligence, Fénire found himself recruited to work against the Eternal Empire after their invasion of the core worlds. Easy-going but stubborn, his love of plants, rocks, and children alike makes him an asset to the Alliance's support teams, even if his ability to read emotions leaves some with a degree of discomfort.

Idrix (non-canon knight, light side)

Romances: ???

Best friends since childhood, and after surviving the sacking of Coruscant, Idrix became like a big sister to Fénire-- to her own detriment. A healer by practice, she spends more time keeping him out of trouble than anything else, and her attachment to her little brother has kept her from achieving the rank of Master-- but she wouldn't have it any other way.

Vikkten (non-canon knight, dark side)

Romances: Lord Scourge

Once a Jedi soldier, Vikkten was ejected for slipping too close to the dark side in order to claim victory. Now he makes do with what work he can get to pay for the costly maintenance of his ever-growing cybernetics, at least until he runs into a Jedi of some repute.

Khrenn (non-canon inquisitor, light side)

Romances: Khem Val

Forcibly attached to Merrina’s crew, Khrenn specialised in keeping his head down around the power-hungry Sith. While not initially a willing participant, his power grew alongside hers as they travelled, and he found himself developing an unexpected bond.

Tirrine (non-canon agent, light side)

Romances: Vector

Not much is known of this mysterious assassin, and few of her targets have lived to tell tale of her skills.

Siol (non-canon trooper, light side)

Romances: Elara Dorne

Ikasir (non-canon agent, dark side)

Romances: Kaliyo Djannis

Crew of the Fortune’s Gamble:

The Fortune’s Gamble is a trading vessel, and the crew specialise in recovering lost or stolen artifacts. While they charge only what their patron can afford, their primary income is from recovering and returning lost lightsabers and other Jedi artifacts. But each of them has more than a few secrets that cause problems for them and their crew.

Chiira (Zeltron, non-canon smuggler, light side)

The second child in a royal family, Chiira was not content with being second best and set out to make a life for herself. She met Riyk shortly thereafter and the two went into business together, pairing her engineering education and slight Force sensitivity with his skills getting in and out of war zones. But word is reaching her that her homeworld wants her back, and Chiira has no interest in returning.

Riyk (non-canon smuggler, light side)

A former transport pilot, Riyk lost his young daughter in an Sith attack and set out to find her and bring her back to the light. But the Empire is large, and with no idea where to start, he aimed himself at Imperial war zones and hoped that one day he’d get lucky. Quickly running out of credits, he met Chiira and the two hatched a plan to stay comfortable and accomplish their own goals.

Sohlaire (non-canon smuggler, dark side)

As a padawan, Sohlaire was captured and twisted by the Sith. After decades of a hopeless, dark life, he took the opportunity to escape when it arose. Cutting himself off from the Force, he instead became a ruthless pirate, until he stumbled across his lost lightsaber in the hands of the Fortune’s Gamble. Despite taking one of them hostage in an attempt to recover the lightsaber, he was eventually forgiven and joined the crew to provide what he called a “badly needed ruthlessness”.

Farrai (non-canon trooper, dark side)

Siblings: Sunias, Komairu

Even as a child Farrai knew she could not live up to her parents’ expectations. Though she never knew of her lost brother, her Jedi sister was always a point of comparison even if they’d never met. Trying to prove a point, she enlisted in the Republic army, only for an assignment to go horribly wrong, leaving her a sole survivor among an entire platoon. Fearing that returning to duty would only lead to her death or imprisonment, Farrai found escape on the Fortune’s Gamble, offering her services as muscle as long as they wouldn’t turn her in.

Cheid (non-canon bounty hunter)

Originally from Tatooine, Cheid is an odd sight on the hot planet, but they don’t know how or why they ended up there alone as a child. While not a member of the crew, Cheid ends up running into the Fortune’s Gamble more than they’d like. After Chiira saved their life, they run interference when other hunters get too close to one of the many bounties out on the crew, and sometimes use the crew to get close to one of their own targets.