TTRPG Charakternotizen
Mosh Belek Maresh
rpg system: Star Wars - Edge of the Empire
status: active
Mosh is a force-sensitive Zabrak. He's part of the old Jedi order. He was raised in the Jedi temple on Coruscant. But when the time came to be chosen as a padawan by a Jedi master, no one chose him and he was sent to serve with the agricorps where he drove tractors while dreaming of the stars.
As a young adult, he was chosen for a pilot project: a Jedi master was allowed to take on older students - and chose, among others, Mosh. Finally he was free to become a true Jedi! With his padawan colleagues and a mechanic from coruscant, he is sent on various diplomatic missions to keep peace in a galaxy. Meanwhile, the Trade Federation gains power, and a certain Jedi Master Doku has set his eyes on the group ...
Liron Tehezabeh bid-Nahum
rpg system: Splittermond (german fantasy setting)
status: active
Liron is a gnome from a family of Keshabid lock and trap builders from Ashurmazaan. He himself went on to become a fire-mage, much to the dismay of his family, as fire magic is not well looked-upon by their culture, which instead values artifact magic and enchantments. But being chosen by fire elementals and with a strong aptitude for flames, Liron saw no other path than join the Mahjad academy for elemental magic.
Despite their differences, he still does the occasional work for his family - that's what he did when he met the group of people with whom he now travels. He is quick to talk, to act and to a lesser degree to anger, and is accompagnied by a taciturn wolf-man who protects him from physical danger.
During his latest assignment of behalf of his family, he met a group of people travelling on a flying sailboat with whom he ended the plague that kept the city in its hold - by freeing the ghost of the mighty mountain spirit that was trapped in its dying body, and by allowing the egg of a new mountain spirit to hatch. His assignment now finished, he is free to travel and decided to stay on the flying sailboat with his new friends.
Ein farukanischer Feuerrufer verehrt Feuer auf beinahe mystische Weise und will mit seinem Element vereint sein, will die elementare Selbstverständlichkeit von Feuer erreichen: die Leidenschaft, die Impulsivität. In Lirons Fall muss er einfach nur lernen, dieseaus sich heraus zu lassen, war sie doch seit jeher in Ketten gelegt, erst durch die aversive Haltung seiner Familie, der er sich immer unterworfenhat, dann durch seine schuldhafte Verpflichtung seinem turubarischen Begleiter Rabten gegenüber. Jetzt nur noch seinem neuen Gott sowie der auferlegten Pflicht - aber beide erlauben ihm, zu brennen.