Hoping to hit the ground running

[Boxarox]

Hi all, I'm obviously Boxarox, pronounced box-uh-rocks. I'm happy to be here. I'm looking for a community that values a good story more than just PvP, and I have a good feeling about this site.

A little about me, I have been a Star Wars fan my entire life but when I'm not being a huge nerd I am an appliance repairman, it is my trade. I enjoy learning about science and reading science fiction.

My first character that I intend to create is a transplant from a different website. I wish to overhaul him to fit this website setting. He is a Mandalorian, but when I see the number of Clans I feel a bit overwhelmed. I feel that I might need to talk to someone to get more perspective on which one would suit and explain my character and his personality!
I wish to make him a pilot this time around.
my last installment of this character also included in his backstory a very unfortunate accident that required him to invest heavily in cybernetic body parts. Nothing too important, just his spine, arms, parts of his legs, and a plate holding his skull together! I don't know if Medical Technology support in your setting, I feel I could use some advice here too.

Again, I'm very glad to be with this community. I look forward to a lot of good stories!

 

[Kuzo]

[member="Boxarox"] Welcome to Chaos!

I can't help you much with picking a clan, but!

The medical technology question? You can for sure do that! If they are just basic parts, you can just have them and go! If, however, they do special things (super strong, hide weapons in them, light fire from his ears, whatever, you get the idea) you should look in to writing them up for submission to the Factory - but only if they are going to do fancy things.

 

[Kuzo]

Actually, maybe this will help! Here is a list of the active clans and a bit about each and their flavor. If you haven't seen it yet, it might be a good place to start.

http://starwarsrp.net/topic/91307-clan-roster/

 

[Boxarox]

Thanks! I appreciate the input. His arms up to the shoulders were completely removed and the prosthetic arms have no special function, but they're high quality components, very durable and smooth with full articulation and gyroscope stability. The spine was completely shattered and the prosthetic replacement is similar to the arms, highly-quality, full articulation, above average hand-eye coordination with the arms, and the delay between thought and action is reduced but in all reality well trained humans can do the same thing.

Does any of that need a tech write up?

 

[Kuzo]

[member="Boxarox"] Probably not! But I'm going to tag [member="Cira"] in here because she can say for sure!

 

[Kenrath]

[member="Boxarox"]

Welcome to Chaos. If you have questions then please feel free to keep asking.

 

[Faith Organa]

[member="Boxarox"] hi and welcome to Chaos

 

[Connor Harrison]

[member="Boxarox"] Welcome to the Chaos! Enjoy your time here and keep the questions coming if you need us.

 

[Sorel Crieff]

[member="Boxarox"]

Welcome to CHAOS