Star Wars - Lumrunners by John Beyer & Wayne Humfleet

Author:John Beyer & Wayne Humfleet [Beyer, John & Humfleet, Wayne]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 1996-02-20T06:06:57+00:00

Grasheel

Type: Wookiee First Mate

DEXTERITY 2D+2

Blaster 3D+2, bowcaster 5D, brawling parry 5D+1, dodge 4D, pick pockets 3D+1, running 3D+2

KNOWLEDGE 2D

Intimidation 5D, planetary systems 4D, streetwise 5D, survival 4D

MECHANICAL 3D

Astrogation 5D, repulsor operation 4D+2, sensors 6D+1, space transports 4D+2, starship gunnery 6D, starship shields 6D+1

PERCEPTION 2D

Con 4D, search 3D

STRENGTH 5D

Brawling 7D, climbing 5D+1, lifting 6D, stamina 7D

TECHNICAL 3D+1

Bowcaster repair 5D+1, droid programming 5D, droid repair 5D, repulsorlift repair 6D, space transports repair 6D, space transports repair: Corellian PB-950 transport 8D

Special Abilities:

Berserker Rage: +2D to Strength when inflicting brawling damage.

Climbing Claws: +2D to climbing

Force Points: 1

Character Points: 13

Move: 12

Equipment: Engineering datapad, modified bowcaster (5D), portable tool kit, 3 foot lockers of assorted trinkets, 800 credits

Capsule: Grasheel has been described as “a slave to fashion” due to his compulsive desire to wear whatever is in vogue. His fur is braided with brightly colored objects and a large hoop earring — lately he sports a flowing red silk scarf tied around his head. Most people are frightened by his appearance and try to avoid him. They do not realize each item he sports has a deep personal meaning.

Sold into slavery as a child, he was forced to move among work camps, often with no warning. If he did not wear his few meager possessions, they would be lost to him forever. He continued this habit even after his last camp was liberated by Algor pirates. Each piece brings back private memories to the sentimental Wookiee. The earring (and the ear it was attached to at the time) belonged to a smuggler from Socorro he once befriended, the red scarf is an homage to a lady smuggler he likes, and the bright objects he wears are various forms of currency.

He learned the art of engineering from the Algor pirates. He practiced by repairing systems believed to be totally wasted. After plying his trade with the Algor pirates, the huge Wookiee wanted a ship of his own. Fate brought Grasheel and Shamus Falconi together. The story of their meeting is long and complex — it’s enough to know that it involved a seedy Algor spacer bar called the Airlock, several angry pirates and a bottle of lum. In the end, Grasheel owned half Falconi’s ship, and the two became partners.

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