This RP is to take place during the same time as Star Wars Rebels, but will allow focus on characters from the Clone Wars such as Darth Maul, Asajj Ventress, and Ahsoka Tano as well.

 

Characters from Rebels are most certainly available to play as! OCs are welcome due to this being a very unexplored timeline in Star Wars history, in fact they are encouraged.

 

Remember the Rebellion hasn't even BEGUN to be formed yet....so keep that in mind. People want to stand up, but they're afraid.

The best way to describe this RP is free-for-all, give your character their own problems to deal with in the Galaxy Far, Far, Away. Perhaps they have a bounty on them or something like that? This isn't to say characters can't meet each other or team up or fight.

 

Just keep in mind.....its a big galaxy, so lets try to make it seem that way ^_^

RULES: 
 

1. Force Unleashed has no part in this story, it has been rendered non-canon. The one who hunts the remaining Jedi are the Inquisitors and Vader himself. 

 

2. All KH13 rules apply!

 

3. As I said, OCs are welcomed and encouraged as well as canons from Clone Wars who may have survived the Great Purge and characters from Rebels!

 

 

Character Sheet:

 

Name:

 

Race:

 

Gender:

 

Allegiance: 

 

Weapons:

 

Bio:

 

Appearance:

 

Misc:

Edited October 19, 201411 yr by Zachy1993

Okaaaay...I have an OC I wanna try, but this person's existence is simi-canon due to things I've heard about Episode VII. You willing to look it over?

Sure! What's with the 'okaaaay'? You sound like you're weirded out.

I would join but your missing something.

I would join but your missing something.

 

Which is?

Which is?

The character sheet.

The character sheet.

 

.....Dang....My bad!

Okay. Sorry I'm late. Busy weekend.

 

Character Sheet:

 

Name: Mirjahaal "Mirja" Kryze

 

Race: Human (Mandalorian)

 

Gender: Female

 

Allegiance: Freelancer (though has no love for the Empire)

 

Weapons: Duel pistols, vibroblade, standard assortment of hidden blades and flame throwers associated with Mandalorian armor, and her father's Lightsaber.

 

 

Bio: The daughter of Satine Kryze and then Jedi Padawan Obi-Wan Kenobi, Mirja was kept a secret from her father due to Satine's wish not to destroy Obi-Wan's path as a Jedi. Weak at birth, Mirja was hid away from the public as she was nursed and given enhancements to strengthen her body. Satine would often visit her in secret as Mirja grew. By the time Mirja was in her mid-teens, her physical ailments were cured with medicine and cybernetic enhancements. Before her birthday, her mother called her and told her that she would soon meet her father. That was the last time Mirja and Satine would speak together as just a few weeks later, Darth Maul took over the Death Watch and murdered Satine. Lost in the crumbling world of the New Mandalorians, Mirja was rescued by her aunt Bo-Katan, who took her off world and began training her to be a Mandalorian Warrior. With the New Mandalorians and the Death Watch behind them, Mirja, Bo-Katan, and the rest of the Nite Owls took up mercenary work. Over time, Mirja got more facts about her mother and father from Bo-Katan, who had been told much of the relationship between Satine and Obi-Wan, and figured out the rest.

Now, 14 years after the end of the Clone wars, Mirja Kryze is a respected and feared bounty hunter/mercenary, known to be picky about who she works for and what jobs she takes. Though she mainly works solo, she has strong contacts with other Mandalorian merc groups, including the Nite Owls. Though she knows she has failed her mother's code of pacifism, Mirja wonders if she can honor her father's legacy and bring peace and justice to the Galaxy.

 

Appearance:

 

 

Misc: Paid a small fortune for her father's 2nd Lightsaber, which he lost when he was taken captive before the first battle of Geonosis.

Owns a heavily modified HWK-290 named the "Drunken Raptor."

 

Has helped a few Jedi stay out of imperial hands in exchange for some force lessons and basic Lightsaber training.

 

Sure! What's with the 'okaaaay'? You sound like you're weirded out.

I use a prolonged 'okaaaay' when I'm about to verbally explain something, as it gives me an extra second to plan out what I'm gonna say. It doesn't help when typing something, but it is how I would say it, so that's how my brain wants to type it.