Distinguishing Marks

Whilst not a particularly gifted pilot himself, Draca is a big fan of podracing. In particular, he is a big fan of podracing hologames. He has been known to spend his evening playing on his favourite tracks with his favourite characters and vehicles.

Some might call this activity a bit juvenile, but Draca cares little about that, simply wanting someone to play his favourite game with him.

Draca has seen the galaxy in its whole. The good, the bad, the right, and the wrong. He has developed one very simple moral code;

"Be the change you want to see."

How can anyone expect the galaxy to be better if one does not lead by example? Draca doesn't care what system of planets or stars he's in, he will always attempt to put his best foot forward, saving people where he can, and trying to be the best version of himself that he can be for those around him.

This, however, is a lot of pressure for the young man to take on by himself, pressure that can sometimes feel like the weight of the universe is on his shoulders, especially as he makes his decisions on what he thinks is right and wrong.

Draca, is above all else, a sensitive soul. He is naturally empathetic to the plight of others. When he sees someone is upset, he does the one thing he believes will help anyone.

He gives them a good hug.

After all, what could possibmy make people feel better? Some say Draca gives the best warm and comforting hugs in the galaxy.

Unfortunately, not everyone appreciates a good cuddle, and some can be perturbed by the sudden intimacy he shows them.

Draca may be kind, well-mannered, and a well-meaning young man, but he is also an incredibly withdrawn and reserved individual.

If there's one thing that Draca adores above nearly all else, it's a good book. Give him a good book with pages he can flick with his fingers, and he will be happy for hours.

This has led to him developing an intelligence beyond his years. He is very good at puzzles and riddles as a result. However, he can come across as very shy. It can take him time to open up to others or learn to trust them.

Draca is solely an adherent of Ataru, and he personifies the form by using his seemingly boundless energy to his advantage.

With mobility and athleticism most can only dream of, he bounces around his opponent, narrowly avoiding attacks that would have destroyed lesser beings. Leaps, jumps, somersaults, and more are not out of the question for Draca. With a combination of Jar'Kai and K'thri he becomes a blur of motion amplified by the Force, raining down a flurry of strikes upon his opponents in attempts to overwhelm them. Thanks to extensive training from Anders, he is even able to block blaster fire.

Despite being as masterful with his lightsabers as he is, Draca is extremely limited when it comes to ranged opponents. Being a close-ranged fighter, he is at a severe disadvantage if he cannot close the distance between himself and his enemies.

To Draca, combat is a means to an end; Nothing more, nothing less. Thanks to his status as a Jedi, and his own personal, moral, and ethical code, Draca will attempt to end combat as quickly as he can. He does this partly to minimise the amount of damage that is done, and partly because it is the right thing to do. Why should one toy with their enemies and make them suffer? To him, its wrong. Plain and simple.

However, Draca is also secretly very competitive. There's a part of him, deep down, that wants to end combat quickly to show off how skilled he is to those around him, seeking praise, even if he won't admit it to himself. As a result, he can become flustered when engagements last long than he expected, and can become frustrated against opponents that outnatch him in combat.