Current Character Sheet for Rabid

Rabid grew up never knowing his family. He was sold into slavery very young, and was put to work almost immediately. However, due to his age, Rabid bounced from owner to owner until he became a teenager. Having to endure horrible treatment during this time in his life, Rabid has lingering trust issues while carrying an absolute hatred toward slavers. If confronted with acts of slavery, he will most likely lash out in some way, regardless if it compromises his objective.

Rabid's life is filled with training and learning for all sorts of situations, from the mind-numbingly normal to the utterly bizarre. As such, Rabid has developed into a rather resourceful individual. This has made Rabid a mix of academic and scholar, always with something to offer to any discussion. However, knowledge and training does not always translate well to the tense environment of the battlefield, and no amount of textbooks can prepare one for reality...

The Jedi are selfless, caring only about others. Rabid is compassionate, brave and always strives to represent the common good. He tries to help everyone he can, even at his own expense, and is a fine role model for others to follow.

Rabid doesn't like to work in groups or teams and feels most comfortable on his own. Rabid sticks to himself, sets his own pace, and doesn't share feelings or emotions with others. While the Lone Wolf can get things done quietly and efficiently, he tends to be emotionally cut off and has problems relating to his comrades.

Through careful study and dedication to isolated martial-combat, Rabid has turned the act of dueling into an art form. A keen eye and attention to detail allows him the ability to learn their opponent's idiosyncrasies while fighting. Rabid then uses his own skills to capitalize on the opponent's weakness. Because of this calculated approach to isolated duels, Rabid has a harder time taking on multiple opponents at once at higher skill levels.

Rabid doesn't like to kill people; instead he chooses to injure his opponent until that person is unable to fight back or is otherwise incapacitated.