EotE:Session 1 NPCs
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EotE NPCs
Datagirl Sim
Portrayed By: Scarlett Johansson
Species: Human
Occupation: Documat Employee
Brief: A cheerful blonde cashier working at Solpour Station's Documat franchise, Sim is 21.
Datagirl Lucy
Portrayed By: Scarlett Pomers
Species: Human
Occupation: Documat Employee
Brief: A sultry brunette cashier working at Solpour Station's Documat franchise, Lucy is 24.
Orn Abana
Species: Aqualish
Occupation: Barfly
Brief: Orn is a fixture of the cantina on Solpour Station, Ela's Tomb. He can often be found passing on rumors and speculation as to the movements and mission of the Imperial presence in the Valan system.
Nir Riddit
Portrayed By: Ian Hart
Species: Human (Naalolian)
Occupation: ISB Adminsitrator
Brief: 5 years ago, Nir Riddit was a mid-level functionary within the Naalolian government. Now, under the auspices of the Imperial Security Bureau, he is responsible for the Security and Administration of the Rigton Starport. As Rigton Starport is one of the few points of Imperial interest in the entire Naalol system, this makes Riddit the de facto voice of the Empire on Naalol.
Legacy PC Appearances
Gil "Hardtack" Finn
Portrayed By: Mario Batali
Species: Human (Telosian)
Occupation: Freighter captain (smuggler)
Brief: Hardtack is the heavyset captain of the bulk freighter Stars and Garters. A longtime business accquaintance of Nion's, Hardtack is a former Imperial Navy supply officer who was court-martialed for operating a sideline in black-market Imperial-surplus gear.
Hardtack now specializes in moving bulk cargo through dangerous space. No lover of danger himself, he nevertheless tends to let his greed overcome his better judgement when a big score presents itself. Hardtack also isn't much of a pilot, having a much better head for business, and as such relies on the other two members of his crew to pull his fat out of the fire pretty regularly.
Dorian "Swill" Andrion
Portrayed By: Robert Romanus
Species: Near-Human (Chalactan)
Occupation: Starfighter Pilot (Y-Wing)
Brief: Swill is a ex-Imperial TIE pilot who resigned his commission following the court-martial of his childhood friend Hardtack. The two quickly went into business together, flying escort for the Stars and Garters in his personal Y-wing. Swill is known for his dour demeanor and his inability to turn down a free drink.
Joe "Sliv" Sleevan
Portrayed By: ILM
Species: Er'Kit
Occupation: Starfighter Pilot (Z-95 Headhunter)
Brief: Generally referred to as "The Kid," "My faithful apprentice," or "Sliv" (after a amphibious rodent native to Er'Kit) by Hardtack and Swill, Joe Sleevan is the youngest member of the crew of the Stars and Garters. Joe is an adrenaline junkie, having gaduated from swoop racing to airspeeder racing to finally owning his own starfighter. Joe flies escort for the Stars and Garters, acting as Swill's wingman in exchange for board and a chance to see the galaxy.
Cray Drog
Portrayed By: Ernie Reyes, Jr.
Secies: Human (unknown)
Occupation: Wanderer
Brief: A onetime member of the Stars and Garters' crew, Cray was taken into Imperial custody 2-3 months ago. At Cray's insistance Hardtack left the young man to his own devices and continued on with a scheduled cargo run - apparrently, Cray made of habit of disappearing off on his own for months at a time. The crew of the Stars and Garters expect to recieve a request for pickup from Cray when the young man decides he's ready. They've been storing a footlocker of his personal effects in the crew quarters.
Stars and Garters
Height/Depth: 20 meters
Length: 100 meters
Armament: 1 laser cannon (turret)
Brief: The Stars and Garters' provenance has been lost to time, but it appears to originally have been a Mon Calamari design. Originally capable of carrying 200 metric tons of cargo, its capacity has been significantly increased by the addition of a number of modular cargo pods. The Stars and Garters has also been modified to include a pair of starfighter docking rings, critical considering it's paucity of weaponry and the general lack of skill of its pilot.
