He is known among junior officers as “The Blackbird” for his piercing stare and knack for anticipating the moves of Rebel ships, though some see his unbending discipline as a liability in unpredictable engagements.
- Gender
- Male
- Eyes
- Brown
- Hair
- Brown
- Skin Tone/Pigmentation
- Pale
- Height
- 6'
- Weight
- 180 lbs
Born on Corulag, the son of a mid-level bureaucrat in the Ministry of Industry. An ambitious young man with a keen mind for logistics and strategy, Rook entered the Imperial Academy at Prefsbelt IV at the age of 18. He excelled in fleet tactics and sensor operations but earned a reputation for being rigid and unforgiving—a trait the Empire valued in its officers.
After graduating with honors, Rook was assigned as a sensor officer aboard the Victory-class Star Destroyer Dominant Hand, where he distinguished himself in suppressing smuggling routes in the Tapani Sector. His methodical approach to blockade coordination earned him steady promotion to the rank of lieutenant, where he now serves as tactical coordinator and bridge operations officer.
Despite his loyalty, Rook harbors private doubts about the Empire’s increasingly desperate measures following the destruction of the Death Stars. He channels these doubts into a relentless commitment to duty, telling himself that order must be preserved, no matter the cost.
He is known among junior officers as “The Blackbird” for his piercing stare and knack for anticipating the moves of Rebel ships, though some see his unbending discipline as a liability in unpredictable engagements.
After graduating with honors, Rook was assigned as a sensor officer aboard the Victory-class Star Destroyer Dominant Hand, where he distinguished himself in suppressing smuggling routes in the Tapani Sector. His methodical approach to blockade coordination earned him steady promotion to the rank of lieutenant, where he now serves as tactical coordinator and bridge operations officer.
Despite his loyalty, Rook harbors private doubts about the Empire’s increasingly desperate measures following the destruction of the Death Stars. He channels these doubts into a relentless commitment to duty, telling himself that order must be preserved, no matter the cost.
He is known among junior officers as “The Blackbird” for his piercing stare and knack for anticipating the moves of Rebel ships, though some see his unbending discipline as a liability in unpredictable engagements.
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