Age: 63
Gender: Male
Race: Human
Homeworld: Alderaan
Ship: Looking for One
Physical Description: 1.7m, 65 kg (Average build for an elderly man)
Primary Skills: As his title implies, Doc Wellington is a trained physician.
Secondary Skills: Serving in the Imperial forces as an officer gave him a variety of skills, including basic marksmanship and shuttle piloting. However, these are in no way well-trained or current skills. His cooking is passable.
Hobbies: Games of chance, Reading, Music, People-watching
Languages: Basic, Huttese
Quirk: He has a habit of pulling out candies and offering them to others in times of stress like a grandfather. He also tends to “freeze up” during enemy action as his analytical mind tries to cope with the chaos. His mouth still works though.
History/Background: Soo grew up in a lower upper class family of entertainers. They had a bit of fame and a comfortable lifestyle. His marriage was one more of convenience than love, although he cared for Ana a great deal. His son and grandkids however were the lights of his life.
He served in the Clone Wars on a medical frigate. He didn’t see much direct action, but dealt with injuries that made it back to the ship. He didn’t have much input on the war other than to be glad when it was over.
He tried for a few years to fit back into his civilian practice after the war. Eventually a wartime comrade put his name in for a new research project for the military. It involved diseases and pathogens. As his mother had died from just an epidemic he took the job.
It involved time away from his family in a remote quarantined base, but it was meaningful work. He was away from home a lot, but the work was important. He tried to get home when he could.
After the start of the Civil War, his life has been destroyed. His research facility was destroyed by terrorists. With the loss of Alderaan, he has no family to go back to. He’s been wandering aimlessly for a few months with no particular destination.
Player Name: James Russell (Gladewalker)
Player Email: ninjapiratekris@yahoo.com
Soo, the early years
Soo now