In addition to having great mental Resolve, a complete set of beskar armor to avoid lightsaber blows against various body parts, these three are also largely resistant to Jedi mind tricks, illusions, and other sorts of Force-based mental effects. They are also trained to fight – and kill – Jedi, and expect to face opponents utilizing the Force quite heavily.

Why these bounty hunters serve the One Sith is unknown. Their allegiance, however, is not in doubt. These three, though having no force sensitivity, are privy to information that Esoteric shares with few others. Yet despite this, the three are still bounty hunters in every way, constantly seeking to cash in on a bounty.

Whether these bounty hunters are truly Mandalorians or merely pretenders equipped with impressive equipment is a question that even the One Sith can’t be sure the answer to. They are extremely guarded, very rarely engaging in conversation, and they completely avoid any subject that might hint at their pasts. What few know, though, is that these three share a pact to keep each other’s secrets safe – one that if broken spells the death of whichever one of the hunters opened his mouth.

Though it is unknown exactly what association the three have, they are virtually inseparable in general tasks and assignments. While each operates with a great deal of individuality and autonomy, there is one clear leader in decision making when it’s needed: Lanis.

While each of the three are equipped with impressive suit-mounted items and powerful hand-held weaponry, it’s well known that each has their own specific preferences for combat. Lanis prefers to get up close and personal with his beskad shortsword, relying on his incredible reflexes and resistant armor to stay alive. Antros prefers to keep his distance, relying on his blaster and suit armaments and only drawing his sword as a last resort. Taron is a wildcard, and is just as likely to take down a suspect with his bare hands as he is firing rockets from a distance.

Though the three may have markedly different combat styles, they fight incredibly well together. In fact, they have become so used to fighting together that the three of them rely on one another and when together are virtually unbeatable. Separate them somehow, though, and they become more vulnerable, exposing holes in defenses and weaknesses in attacks that would otherwise be covered by another hunter.