Siorc has only fragmented, nightmare-like memories of his early childhood on Mandalore. Flashes of fire, chaos, and the terrifying sounds of battle haunt his sleep. He doesn't remember his parents' faces or his clan affiliation. The only certainty is that his life before the Empire's Purge was violently torn away.

A bounty hunter, named Videk Torr, flew him off planet as the bombs rained down on Mandalore. He took the child and raised him in the brutal world of bounty hunting. It wasn't until his early 20s that he learned of his true lineage and sought to recapture his heritage. He now splits his time in learning of his heritage and Bounty Hunting. This leads both sides to question his resolve in pursuing one path or the other.

While Siorc gives the appearance of an impulsive, trigger-happy renegade, with a gruff exterior, he has a good heart. His actions may seem ruthless and cruel he doesn't do it out of malice. Ruthlessness was often presented as a necessary tool for survival, a way to ensure he wasn't the one being hunted. His sense of honor, such as it was, was likely shaped by the often-amoral code of the bounty hunter – get the job done, honor your contracts (for the sake of reputation), and look out for yourself. Those outside his profession often question if he has a heart at all.

Having been orphaned and raised in the often-treacherous world of bounty hunting, trust is a foreign concept to him. He is slow to open up to others, constantly assessing their motives and potential threats. He has a natural skepticism towards authority and those in positions of power. Particularly towards those that ask for nothing in return for their services towards him.

Siorc doesn’t waste time analyzing battle scenarios or plans. When the fighting starts, he reacts on instinct and intuition. His mind skips the tactical flowcharts and dives straight into the fray. This is often frustrating to those he may be with, particularly those with a more analytical mind.

Forget textbook techniques and tactics. Siorc invents his own moves: the “Blaster Spin,” the “Surprise Headbutt,” and the “Flying Throat Punch” are all examples of risky and inventive tactics enemies never see coming. Sometimes it’s brilliance; other times, it’s a spectacular failure.