Current Character Sheet for Yagon

Yagon sees himself as the control subject in the science experiment called life. Often labeled as "boring" and "predictable", Yagon keeps his wild and experimental side reserved for pet projects. This boring lifestyle leads to him being considered anti-social and when he does join others, instead of relaxing he prefers to keep quiet and observe.

Yagon has a sick sense of humor, viewing the world through dark colored glass. He has a biting sense of black humor, often laughing at things that most people would find reprehensible or down right soul crushing. As a result, those that are not used to his brand of humor often find Yagon downright unbearable or overly morbid. At the same time, his cynicism can be useful for seeing through the optimistic altruism of those he encounters.

Yagon manages to always see the down side to every silver-lining, joyous occasion, or victory. Where some may see a boon, Yagon will often see the curse accompanying it, just around the corner.Yagon's constant pessimism can often lead to conflict and the annoyance of those around him, not to mention the dampening of spirits. However, this mindset is not without its benefits, for a pessimist is far more likely to be prepared for the worst and be left unscathed by it - after all, none are more prepared for the worst case scenario than the ones expecting it all along.

Yagon tells it like he sees it, when he thinks it; and he doesn't try to sugar coat what he says.

When it comes to a fight, some like to posture, some like to act tough, some like to dance around and go through all sorts of fancy footwork. Yagon? Yagon doesn't bother with exotic battle stances, intricate maneuvers, or super-secret tactics. Yagon, when cornered into a fight, prefers the ancient technique of a good kick to the nuts. And if that won't work, either because the enemy is a woman or has balls of steel, Yagon isn't beyond pulling a few more cheap tricks out of the bag. Granted, Yagon won't be winning any medals for nobility or any prestige for a unique fighting style or a superb maneuver, but Yagon will still be winning, the best and most dirty way he knows how.

If Yagon had been in Greedo’s shoes, Han Solo would be pushing up daisies. He almost always acts on instinct, which typically means he can be seen as impulsive and may not think his actions through, especially in situations during or leading up to combat.