Scarlet Kurtiss
Character
Name: Scarlet Kurtiss
Species: Human
Age: 21
Sex: Female
Height: 5'4
Weight: 125ibs
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Red
Skin: White
Force Sensitive: No
Strengths
Weaknesses
Appearance: A red-headed, blue-eyed young woman who often wears blue jeans and a tank-top.
Bio: Daughter of a military family living on the edge Galactic Alliance space. While on a trip to the Techno Union their ship was raided by pirates, Scarlet's parents were killed and she was kidnapped and brought to Nar Shaddaa. Scarlet was raised by the pirates that took her until teen years where she struck out on her own with only the cloths on her back and two blasters. Scarlet stole her own starship and became criminal willing to take on almost any job but she has a preference towards smuggling. That was until Scarlet found out that her ship belonged to a bounty hunter who wanted it back. Once again stranded, Scarlet starts over yet again.
Species: Human
Age: 21
Sex: Female
Height: 5'4
Weight: 125ibs
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Red
Skin: White
Force Sensitive: No
Strengths
- Self taught a variety of skills.
- A master at using her twin blasters and her agility to fend off treats.
- Street Smart.
Weaknesses
- Master of none (Expect her blasters).
- Hot-Blooded, Get's her into trouble a lot.
- Thrill-seeker, enjoys danger.
Appearance: A red-headed, blue-eyed young woman who often wears blue jeans and a tank-top.
Bio: Daughter of a military family living on the edge Galactic Alliance space. While on a trip to the Techno Union their ship was raided by pirates, Scarlet's parents were killed and she was kidnapped and brought to Nar Shaddaa. Scarlet was raised by the pirates that took her until teen years where she struck out on her own with only the cloths on her back and two blasters. Scarlet stole her own starship and became criminal willing to take on almost any job but she has a preference towards smuggling. That was until Scarlet found out that her ship belonged to a bounty hunter who wanted it back. Once again stranded, Scarlet starts over yet again.
