Post by Grand Admiral Xizar on Apr 27, 2008 15:56:12 GMT
^Name: XIZAR
^Race/Species: Human
^Age: 46
^Gender: Male
^Organization: IR
^Job: Naval Officer
^If NR or IR was chosen; Soldier or Pilot?:
^Character History: Attending the much vaunted Imperial Naval Academy on Fondor, he had the potential to become a great tactician. Unfortunately, his temper and self-importance impeded his success and he failed to significantly stand out from his classmates on the final exams. He joined the Imperial Remnant under Thrawn and eventually Pellaeon, being unable to carve out an empire of his own as a Warlord. xizar is an ardent supporter of Palpatine's New Order (which was replaced by Pellaeon's upon assuming leadership). Now, the ambitious xizar rules...but to what end?
^Character Flaws (at least two): An officer more pomp and circumstance than substance, vanity, pride, and stubborness often hamper his tactical abilites and have lost him more than one battle durning the course of his career. Also puts too much emphasis on appearances and 'honour', which he knows little about in the usual sense of the word.
^Race/Species: Human
^Age: 46
^Gender: Male
^Organization: IR
^Job: Naval Officer
^If NR or IR was chosen; Soldier or Pilot?:
^Character History: Attending the much vaunted Imperial Naval Academy on Fondor, he had the potential to become a great tactician. Unfortunately, his temper and self-importance impeded his success and he failed to significantly stand out from his classmates on the final exams. He joined the Imperial Remnant under Thrawn and eventually Pellaeon, being unable to carve out an empire of his own as a Warlord. xizar is an ardent supporter of Palpatine's New Order (which was replaced by Pellaeon's upon assuming leadership). Now, the ambitious xizar rules...but to what end?
^Character Flaws (at least two): An officer more pomp and circumstance than substance, vanity, pride, and stubborness often hamper his tactical abilites and have lost him more than one battle durning the course of his career. Also puts too much emphasis on appearances and 'honour', which he knows little about in the usual sense of the word.
