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wrathpatronPlayer Name: Arwing
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Are you over 18? Yes
Do you have any other characters in game?: No
Who invited you?: NA
Character Name: Darth Vowrawn
Canon: Star Wars: The Old Republic
Canon Point: Shortly after Rise of the Hutt Cartel
Age: 78
History: Wiki Link
Is this character an AU? What type?: NA
Personality:
Most people would describe Vowrawn as theatrical or even “foppish”, since he brings a certain jovial energy to the room. Indeed, most of the time he’s rather charming and delivers most of his lines while smiling pleasantly. He gives the impression of someone who enjoys drama, and would probably bring popcorn to a Sith fight in the Dark Council chamber. He seems like someone you could see yourself being friends with, whose parties you’d want to go to, and who you’d love to have in your corner.
While he is affable for a Sith, he is still Sith and very dangerous to his enemies. One doesn’t get to be an elderly Sith without knowing how to survive. He also does many questionable things throughout the game, like not stopping the Sith Inquisitor from killing someone right in front of him to get their Council seat back, binding Darth Malgus to his will, and while he never seems to show approval of slavery, he is still willing to work with slavers on Mek-sha. One also doesn’t run a Sith Empire by being morally pure.
Like many Sith, Vowrawn has an ambitious side. As a Dark Council member, he commands respect and essentially helps run the Empire while Emperor Vitiate keeps to the shadows. Should Empress Acina die in the game, he quickly steps up and takes the throne for himself, becoming the new Emperor. He seems to have a taste for power, and uses his full authority as both Dark Councilor and Emperor. He also knows how to make connections and how to use those connections to his advantage, as shown when he befriends the new Emperor’s Wrath.
Vowrawn tends to be more rational than most Sith, and isn’t cruel just for the sake of being cruel, as we see with many other Sith in the game. He doesn’t mistreat his underlings, for example, and if he becomes the Emperor, he does make reforms to the Empire’s general xenophobia by allowing aliens to serve in the military. He is also willing to suck up his pride in certain situations, such as when he bowed to Emperor Arcann during Zakuul’s invasion of the galaxy, even if he was clearly unhappy to do so.
Powers and Abilities: Like all Sith Lords, Vowrawn is Force sensitive. The Force is the energy that binds the universe together, and certain individuals are born with a deeper connection to it, allowing them fantastic abilities and powers. Like most Sith, Vowrawn’s powers come from the Dark Side. Vowrawn is old enough that he’d likely lose in a straight-up fight with most Sith, however.
Telekinesis - The Force allows Vowrawn to move objects with his mind and even throw objects with great force.
Mind and Emotion Reading - The Force allows someone to get a read on someone’s thoughts and emotions. Usually it’s not precise enough to get images, and more of a general feel of “this person is sad” or “this person hates their boss”. Someone with good mental defenses are also very hard or even impossible to read.
Mind Probe - With the power of the dark side, a Sith can force their way into a person’s mind to dig for information. This process is painful for the victim, both physically and mentally, and it’s often described as feeling like a violation.
Force lightning - Vowrawn can emit dark side energy from his hands in the form of electrical energy. In other words, he can shoot lightning from his hands.
Inventory: Red and dark grey Sith robes, boots, gloves, and a belt.
A single-bladed lightsaber that attaches to his belt.
Sample: TDM sample
When presented with a choice, is the character more likely to stick with tried and true methods? Or make something new up on the fly? Vowrawn is someone who would stick with traditional methods, since that’s typically what’s worked before. If it worked before, why shouldn’t it work this time, he thinks. If he’s backed into a corner, he’s more likely to act on the fly.
What is more important to your character, preserving the past or forging a future? Vowrawn actually seems like the sort of person who prefers to look forward, since he makes some reforms to the Empire if he takes the throne. That said, he doesn’t make any super radical changes to the Empire. It’s more that he seems to leave preserving the pasts to those who specialize in that kind of thing.
How does your character influence their own story? What about the stories of others? Vowrawn will take charge of his own story, which mainly comes into play with late-game expansions where he takes more of an active role, but even in the base game he’s not one to just roll over and let another decide his fate. He will make powerful allies, he will use his authority, and he will make his enemies pay. He plays a large part in the Sith Warrior story by acting as a supporting character, offering them his influence and assistance, wanting to see them get ahead in life. He also plays a bigger part in the expansions if he becomes the Emperor, by allowing an Imperial player to return to the Empire and give them a promotion.
Are you alright with your character’s canon being used as a Recommended Reading?: Yes
Player Contact(s):
Are you over 18? Yes
Do you have any other characters in game?: No
Who invited you?: NA
Character Name: Darth Vowrawn
Canon: Star Wars: The Old Republic
Canon Point: Shortly after Rise of the Hutt Cartel
Age: 78
History: Wiki Link
Is this character an AU? What type?: NA
Personality:
Most people would describe Vowrawn as theatrical or even “foppish”, since he brings a certain jovial energy to the room. Indeed, most of the time he’s rather charming and delivers most of his lines while smiling pleasantly. He gives the impression of someone who enjoys drama, and would probably bring popcorn to a Sith fight in the Dark Council chamber. He seems like someone you could see yourself being friends with, whose parties you’d want to go to, and who you’d love to have in your corner.
While he is affable for a Sith, he is still Sith and very dangerous to his enemies. One doesn’t get to be an elderly Sith without knowing how to survive. He also does many questionable things throughout the game, like not stopping the Sith Inquisitor from killing someone right in front of him to get their Council seat back, binding Darth Malgus to his will, and while he never seems to show approval of slavery, he is still willing to work with slavers on Mek-sha. One also doesn’t run a Sith Empire by being morally pure.
Like many Sith, Vowrawn has an ambitious side. As a Dark Council member, he commands respect and essentially helps run the Empire while Emperor Vitiate keeps to the shadows. Should Empress Acina die in the game, he quickly steps up and takes the throne for himself, becoming the new Emperor. He seems to have a taste for power, and uses his full authority as both Dark Councilor and Emperor. He also knows how to make connections and how to use those connections to his advantage, as shown when he befriends the new Emperor’s Wrath.
Vowrawn tends to be more rational than most Sith, and isn’t cruel just for the sake of being cruel, as we see with many other Sith in the game. He doesn’t mistreat his underlings, for example, and if he becomes the Emperor, he does make reforms to the Empire’s general xenophobia by allowing aliens to serve in the military. He is also willing to suck up his pride in certain situations, such as when he bowed to Emperor Arcann during Zakuul’s invasion of the galaxy, even if he was clearly unhappy to do so.
Powers and Abilities: Like all Sith Lords, Vowrawn is Force sensitive. The Force is the energy that binds the universe together, and certain individuals are born with a deeper connection to it, allowing them fantastic abilities and powers. Like most Sith, Vowrawn’s powers come from the Dark Side. Vowrawn is old enough that he’d likely lose in a straight-up fight with most Sith, however.
Telekinesis - The Force allows Vowrawn to move objects with his mind and even throw objects with great force.
Mind and Emotion Reading - The Force allows someone to get a read on someone’s thoughts and emotions. Usually it’s not precise enough to get images, and more of a general feel of “this person is sad” or “this person hates their boss”. Someone with good mental defenses are also very hard or even impossible to read.
Mind Probe - With the power of the dark side, a Sith can force their way into a person’s mind to dig for information. This process is painful for the victim, both physically and mentally, and it’s often described as feeling like a violation.
Force lightning - Vowrawn can emit dark side energy from his hands in the form of electrical energy. In other words, he can shoot lightning from his hands.
Inventory: Red and dark grey Sith robes, boots, gloves, and a belt.
A single-bladed lightsaber that attaches to his belt.
Sample: TDM sample
When presented with a choice, is the character more likely to stick with tried and true methods? Or make something new up on the fly? Vowrawn is someone who would stick with traditional methods, since that’s typically what’s worked before. If it worked before, why shouldn’t it work this time, he thinks. If he’s backed into a corner, he’s more likely to act on the fly.
What is more important to your character, preserving the past or forging a future? Vowrawn actually seems like the sort of person who prefers to look forward, since he makes some reforms to the Empire if he takes the throne. That said, he doesn’t make any super radical changes to the Empire. It’s more that he seems to leave preserving the pasts to those who specialize in that kind of thing.
How does your character influence their own story? What about the stories of others? Vowrawn will take charge of his own story, which mainly comes into play with late-game expansions where he takes more of an active role, but even in the base game he’s not one to just roll over and let another decide his fate. He will make powerful allies, he will use his authority, and he will make his enemies pay. He plays a large part in the Sith Warrior story by acting as a supporting character, offering them his influence and assistance, wanting to see them get ahead in life. He also plays a bigger part in the expansions if he becomes the Emperor, by allowing an Imperial player to return to the Empire and give them a promotion.
Are you alright with your character’s canon being used as a Recommended Reading?: Yes
