gender/species: male/human
age: 50 Height: 1.8 meters weight: 170 lbs.
Physical description: Quix is a very fit individual. Only the light wrinkles on his hands and face betray his age. Quix's head is shaved bald, and he usually looks calm and almost unassuming.
Dexterity: 2D+2
blaster 5D, blaster artillery 4D, dodge 5D+1, brawling parry 4D+2
Knowledge 3D
law enforcement 6D, Streetwise 8D, Business 4D, Bureaucracy 5D, value 6D+2, Value: Electronic espionage 9D
Mechanical 3D
Communications 7D, Sensors 7D+1, Repulsorlift operations 3D+1
Perception 2D+2
search 4D, Sneak 6D, Hide 6D, command 5D, Command: Ghost in the machine 10D, forgery 6D+2
Strength 2D+2
brawling 5D+1, Stamina 6D
Computer programing/repair 9D+2, (A) Advanced slicing 6D+1, droid program/repair 6D, Security 7D
move: 10
Force points: 2
Dark side points: 1
Character points: 10
Capsule: Early on in life Quix (which is assumed to be an alias) decided that he would not follow in the footsteps of his father and grandfather. The life of a wage slave did not appeal to his sense of adventure. Quix signed onto a mercenary group. While he did not fit the mold very well, the commander found use for him on the support crew. Quix honed his computer skills even more and became an incredible slicer, and one of the best assets of the mercenaries. Quix left on good terms and journeyed to the core worlds. Their he recruited many teenage social deviants and orphans to train in the art of theft, espionage, and blackmail (both electronically and the old fashioned ways). The Ghost in the Machine was formed. The Ghosts are more than just simple slicers and high tech thieves for hire. While those occupations just preform the stealing of objects and information for an employer, the Ghosts go one step further, they will fight an entire war in the depths of cyberspace. The Ghosts will do anything from discredit a company, shut it down completely, to make a person disappear (not just physically but they will erase all record of their existence). In his free time Quix enjoys flooding local planet nets with literature that is often against the government to challenge young people to think for themselves.
