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- "The deal is rigged, there is darkness in my soul, I want to die again... An empty soul, shrouded in darkness, alone and confused what am I? Images flash memories jades. He took my life! May the Gods damn his lies"
- ―S’nar concerning his brother
Plagued with a dark quest, S’nar had led a life of slavery since a very early age; and his time with the Brotherhood has been no different, though Teroch Eronis removed his shackles, S’nar is well aware he simply another pawn for the Brotherhood. He holds no illusions that he is anything but a slave to perform as expected by his masters. The difference between slaving for the Hutts, and being a slave of the Brotherhood is that now he can follow a course that will allow him find his brother’s spirit and reunite with the one who made him walk his dark path.
Character History
The Quiet One
S’nar was born the thirty-second of forty-two children. Having never spoken to his father, the famed General Seshai, S’nar respected and admired his father but never knew him on a personal basis.
Practically raised by the Hunters who followed his father, S’nar grew from an early age to take on the aspects of the Kaleesh warrior tradition; honor through combat, pride through victory and immortality through legend. Kaleesh believed that the greatest of men would join the God’s in Shrupak Absemi and watch over the Kaleesh forever.
His childhood spent tracking among the swamps of Kalee, where S’nar took down his first Huk before his ninth winter. He was considered special among his peers for being able to “Sense” the presence of his prey and even the older hunters took note of S’nar’s special talent. Few seasons went by that the child failed to bring home less than a dozen prized kills for his Clan.
Death of the Father
During S’nar’s twelfth year, his father felled during combat when three tribes banded together to overcome the Seshai Clan. It was after this season when Seshai’s eldest son Batilith took his claim to the General’s position, belonging and wives.
Batilith was much like his father, arrogant, proud, and overconfident. Believing himself to be his father's heir, Batilith thought he would have little trouble continuing to walk in his father's footsteps. However, the next next three years saw the Seshai Clan defeated time and again. Batilith became hated by his Warriors for never leading his men into battle, and for blaming his father’s retainers after each battle lost.
Batilith had finally run through all of his father’s wealth, and his retainers soon left for other tribes. His wives abandoned him, or committed suicide to no longer be bound to someone considered cursed. Desperate, Batilith resorted to something no honourable Kaleesh chieftain would do: sold his own Kin into slavery, he traded his younger siblings who had yet to come of age in exchange for supplies and weapons from Gorga the Hutt.
S’nar saw the last of his homeworld at the age of fifteen, the year he should have been given the right to take up arms for his Clan; instead he would be cast into bondange by his oldest brother. The Hutts would find use for the young Kaleesh’s ability to see in the dark and his strong back: S’nar spent the next several years inside a Helicite mine.
The Darkness Consumes
S’nar has never willingly spoken of his time down in the mines, the years spent without light, delving deeper and deeper. He became skilled in demolitions, his survival skills sharpened, and his body became lean and accustomed to living off next to nothing.
S’nar realized that the more time he spent finding new veins to mine, the less time he spent among the base camps, overseen by the foremen. During these years he saw his brothers only so often. Over the course of their indenture, he would periodically return to the surface to find another lost or another dead, until by the fifth year in the mines he was the last left alive.
Months spent alone and shadowed in darkness left S’nar unused to the presence of others. He became withdrawn, and began to see phantoms of his eldest brother among the mines. With only memories of betrayal for company, S’nar was left bitter, cold, and disillusioned, often considering ending his life in the void of space..
It was within those mines that S’nar felt his brother’s death. Down in the absolute darkness, his rage building as he dreamed of his brother’s betrayal, he had a vision and witnessed the downfall of his brother at the hands of the warriors of the Seshai Clan. S’nar felt the emptiness consume him as he realized the one chance he had to gain revenge on the brother who had betrayed him was gone.
Rescue
Months passed by that S’nar rarely returned to base camp. When his supplies had finally dwindled to nothing, He made contact with the foreman. Only to be pulled from the mine and transferred by Thorja Cornag; Gorja’s head foremen for multiple mining sites. Another mining site had need of his talent as a delver, his ability becoming notorious among the mining camps. It was during the transfer that Thorja was hailed by none other than Teroch Erinos.
Teroch had sensed the presence of a Force-sensitive aboard Cornag’s freighter and made contact with the intent of buying slaves from Cornag for use by the Mandalorians. When Teroch found the Kaleesh, he sensed the deep void that had become S’nar’s being. Fearing that the Kaleesh was too far gone to recover and make use of, the Dark Jedi gave S’nar one chance to prove himself.
He provided S’nar with a weapon, and made it clear that if S’nar wanted on board the Mandalorian vessel then he would have to prove himself still capable of fighting. S’nar killed Thorja, his crew, and every slave aboard the vessel before being pulled from the freighter by Teroch’s own men
To Be continued
Personality
Positive Traits
1.Independant
2.Obedient
3.Humble
Negative Traits
1.Reclusive
2.Malicious
3.Vengeful
Demeanor
S’nar’s earliest years were spent on Kaleesh being raised as the child of a great General and Chieftain. S’nar fully believes that his father earned a place in Shrupak Absemi the home of the Gods. He looked up to his father as the example of a Kaleesh warrior, someone who walked in the footsteps of General Grevious and Bentailis.
When taken by the slavers of Gorga Hutt, S’nar spent several years watching his more rebellious siblings be broken. Down in those mines, S’nar became lost in his anger, almost haunted by the wraith of Bentilith’s actions. S’nar learned to survive by being unobtrusive, by doing everything he could to not be noticed. And because of this he secretly despises that he allowed himself to hide rather than face his jailers.
Now that he is free, he has found an opportunity to remember what he was supposed to be. As a Dark Jedi he will become strong enough to not only walk among the Gods of the Kaleesh but become one of them. Though he now serves another master, this master he serves of his own desire. S’nar constantly wages battle with part of himself that is sttill all too comfortable remaining in the shadows, unknown and unseen; while the dark anger in him searches for the chance to unleash itself.
The Obelisk order was a natural choice for S’nar. The constant combat, the constant turmoil, and need to prove oneself in combat has given S’nar the chance to unleash that anger. Only in battle has he found a way to shrug off the mantle of a slave and feel completely free.
Training/Fighting Style
Despite being taken from his homeworld, in his youth S’nar had trained alongside his father’s warriors. He developed an early talent for use of the Shoni spear, the Czerka Outland rifle and a variant of the Broken Gate style that his father had brought back to his kinsmen among the Kaleesh.
After his time in the Academy, S’nar devoted himself to the mastery of his martial disciplines. He is well aware of Teroch’s reason for having him trained, knowing his master prefers those that feel the desire for perfection. Among the first of those accepted into the Battleteam SoulFire S’nar embodies passion and the drive to succeed at all costs that Soulfire is built off of.
The true weakness to S’nar’s fighting is that he has yet to develop fully as a Force-user. While his abilities aren’t difficult for him to summon, he is often without much endurance for Force use; and with little effort by his counterparts they can break down his defences.
Appearance/Attire
S’nar has the characteristic appearance of his people: dark brown, scaled skin with a red tint. Generally kept covered, those few who have helped in his training have seen the tangled webbing of scars across the Kaleesh’s body from years spent in servitude. The Kaleesh has given up his peoples customary armor and attire for a more traditional and tactical customized suit of Sith battle armor designed to fit his form and still allow for freedom of movement.
S’nar has adopted the weapons of his people, carrying a Shoni Spear as his primary weapon and a modified Czerka Outland Rifle. The two weapons were given to him by Teroch Erinos as a gift for his graduation from the Academy.
Although something he only recently developed a renewed interest in, S’nar has a talent for demolitions. Years of blasting tunnels for the Hutts has made him well aware of the use of multiple types of explosives, the timing for each of them, and the mechanisms used to create them.
The one thing that S’nar treasures is the mask that he wore throughout his time as a slave. It was the one piece of his culture he retained and managed to save. The Huk Mask has a single long crack down the right side of the mask that S’nar has never repaired and attributes to the memory of his time as a slave. He is almost never seen without the mask covering his features and only in the presence of one of his mentors will be remove the mask.