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Current When you've spent the best part of three days dedicated to creating a new character and then suddenly having nothing to do..
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IN WAAAAAAVES.. You made me miss Trivium..
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Another day refreshing RPG waiting for responses so I can get my RP fix..
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Anyone fancy doing a 1x1? I'm down for pretty much anything but I need an RP fix before the twitching comes back
2 mos ago
Sat here waiting for replies on several things and just.. AGH, I want more RP!
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A R C H A Z E N 32 | M | UK



My name is Archazen but, considering you are on my page, I'm sure you already knew that. Feel free to call me Archie, if you like.
I am a long time role-player of many years, roughly 15 years as of writing this, and I am open to RPing just about anything.
I have experience primarily with fantasy but I have also done Sci-fi, Horror, romance, slice of life, supernatural, etc, etc.

I will be uploading my RP requests as well as Bios of my OCs below please feel free to check them out and to PM if you have any interest in any of them.

I will primarily be roleplaying on my working days, my job has a lot of down time and my home life is hectic enough without trying to find time for roleplay. If I'm silent for a while, I'll let you know in advance if I can so I'd expect the same courtesy.


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Honestly, I had a huge interest in this but there's so much information that it's hard to say "hell yeah!"

I'm in the process of reading all the lore, though
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Jet stood, his back cradled by the ship’s wall. The YG-4210’s engine compartment stretched around him—a cathedral of flickering lights and humming conduits. His boots clung to the durasteel floor, and he squinted at the hyperdrive motivator, its core pulsing like a distant quasar.

“Alright, old girl,” Jet murmured, wiping sweat from his brow. “Let’s see what you’re hiding.”

He reached for the datapad strapped to his thigh. The hyperdrive casing was scarred, as if etched with each jump. First, he checked the ion flow regulators. They were like stubborn droids—prone to tantrums. Jet took note of their alignment, whispering encouragement. Next, the plasma injectors. Carbon deposits clung to their nozzles, like barnacles on a forgotten asteroid. Jet traced the power conduits, following their intricate dance. He would need to recalibrate the gravitic stabilizers. Finally, the backup class 12 hyperdrive—the ship’s safety net. Jet tapped its control panel, half expecting it to groan in protest. “You’re like an old spacer’s lucky charm,” he chuckled shortly. As he tucked away his datapad, Jet stood still, listening. The YG-4210 hummed—a cosmic symphony of machinery, hope, and duct tape. The hyperdrive’s glow casting shadows on his grease-streaked face.

“'ight!” he exclaimed, wiping his hands futilely on his trousers. With the grace of a seasoned pro, he climbed out of the engine bay, boots echoing on the durasteel floor plates. The ship’s curved corridors guided him toward the cockpit. As the doors slid open, he leaned against the frame, eyeing the newest ‘stowaway’ in the co-pilot seat. Wrench wouldn’t be pleased.

His gaze shifted to Fel, the ship’s pilot. His voice, a gravelly symphony, made the old metal groan slightly. “Power plant's lookin’ solid, but it’ll need a bit of TLC when we touch down,” Jet drawled. “That last hyperspace leap knocked the motivator around, but it ain’t nothin’ I can’t fix. Soon as I’m done, I'll have it humming like the rest.” He smirked knowingly.
Sorry for the lack of posts, I've had some stuff going on IRL so I've not managed to get online. I'll do my best to get a IC post out tomorrow!
Apologies for the late reply, @IAmAugustReign@TaintedMushroom the more the better! This would certainly be a good amount of people to start us off so please feel free to roll up those sheets! I'm only a PM away if you need assistance

“The galaxy’s a mess, kid. Best get used to it.”






Name: Jet Korrin
True Name / Alias: Tech, Ratchet, Junker, tinker.. the list goes on.
Faction: Ex-republic Mechanic
Rank: Master Technician
Species: Human (Coruscanti)
Age: 54
Sex: Male
Height: 6'4ft
Eyes: brown
Physique: Sturdy and robust physique // combines strength with practicality // His frame reflects the weariness of a seasoned mechanic who has spent countless hours hunched over starship consoles, yet his movements remain agile.
Hair: brown, graying hair // low bun
Skin: Originally Fair skin tone // bears the wear and tear of life spent tinkering // Bronzed from years under harsh suns
Force Sensitive: Unlikely.

NPC:
Alright, listen up. Rexa Voss—codename “Whisper.” She was more than just a partner; we danced through the stars together. Brave as a comet dodging asteroids, she earned a Republic Commendation for her gutsy moves during Operation Nebula Serpent. But the galaxy’s a cruel place, and it took her away. Deceased. Damn shame.

Now, Lena Talon—she preferred “Nova.” My apprentice, my right hand. We tinkered with hyperdrives, patched hull breaches, and shared stories over greasy caf. But fate’s a twisted navigator. Lena’s gone too, marked as deceased. She was family, and the void feels colder without her.

STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES:

Mechanical genius. Got this knack for machinery—can disassemble and diagnose complex systems like it’s a walk in the asteroid field. Ain’t just about fixin’ isolated problems, though. I take a whole-damn-ship approach. When scarcity hits, my creativity kicks in—I rig solutions with whatever’s lyin’ around. Starship schematics? Manuals? They etch themselves into my brain, like a tattoo on a spacefaring outlaw. I can visualize intricate designs, recall wiring diagrams, and dance with system interplay. It’s like I’m plugged into the cosmic mainframe. So whether it’s a Corellian freighter or an Imperial TIE fighter, I’m the mechanic who ain’t just fixin’ engines—I’m rewiring fate itself.

Resilience, kid. It’s the only currency that matters out in the outer rim. Lost my share of folks. But you don’t survive this underworld by wearin’ your heart on your sleeve. Danger? Hell, it’s my workshop soundtrack—the hum of fusion cutters, the sizzle of repulsorlifts. See that flickering neon sign? It’s where I’m fixin’ up a stolen landspeeder, no questions asked. No roots, no sentimental attachments. Just me and the junkyard vibes. People? They’re like malfunctioning droids—wired wrong, glitchin’ at the seams. Nah, I ain’t a loner; I’m a grease monkey with a knack for jury-riggin’. The stars? They’re the neon signs reflected in oily puddles. Stoicism ain’t cold; it’s survival. Each scar’s a story—blaster burns, electroshock mishaps. Lost love, lost credits. But I keep wrenchin’, keep tweakin’. So, kid, remember: Resilience ain’t about fixin’ shiny starships. It’s about cobblin’ together rusty speeders and stayin’ one step ahead of the Hutts.

Stubborn? Well, kid, let me tell ya. Yeah, I ain’t one to back down, even when the stars themselves seem to be conspirin’ against me. You see, life’s dealt me a hand full of busted hyperdrive coils and malfunctionin’ blasters. But I keep flyin’, keep fixin’. It’s like this: when the galaxy throws a curveball, I swing harder. Maybe it’s pride, maybe it’s just the way I’m wired. But that refusal to yield? It’s both my strength and my curse. So, kid, remember this—sometimes, the toughest battles ain’t in the stars; they’re right here, in your gut. And that stubbornness? It’ll either save your hide or send you spiralin’ into a black hole. Choose wisely.

APPEARANCE:

Jet’s face bears the marks of countless orbits around suns and moons. His skin, bronzed by space’s unforgiving rays, holds the memory of star maps traced with fingertips. Crow’s feet fan from the corners of his eyes—constellations of laughter, worry, and the weight of unspoken burdens. His eyes—deep and unyielding. They’ve witnessed hyperspace jumps and smuggler’s deals, betrayal and fleeting alliances. When Jet gazes at you, it’s like staring into the heart of a black hole—an event horizon where secrets collide. His jawline—square and resolute—speaks of resolve. It’s the anchor that keeps him grounded amidst the chaos of starports and cantinas. Scars, like asteroid impacts, trace the contours of his chin—a testament to battles fought and debts unpaid. Jet’s mouth—often a thin line—holds the echoes of lost comrades and unanswered questions. It’s the gateway to stories told over glasses of Corellian whiskey. When he smiles, it’s like a distant nebula flickering—a rare burst of warmth against the cosmic chill.

Jet’s frame is solid, built for the gritty underbelly of the galaxy. His shoulders—broad as a smuggler’s cargo hold—carry the weight of starship repairs and underworld secrets. Each muscle, honed by countless hours wrenching hyperdrive cores and recalibrating blasters, tells a story of survival. His arms—sinewy and scarred—are tools in themselves. The left, cybernetic and matte black, is a relic from his days in the replublic. It’s not just for show; it’s a fusion of strength and utility. When he grips a blaster, it’s like a wookiee’s embrace—firm but not crushing. His spine, slightly curved from years hunched over starship consoles, echoes the curvature of hyperspace routes. It’s a weariness etched into bone—the weight of lost comrades, unpaid debts, and unanswered questions. Despite weariness, Jet’s movements remain agile. He sidesteps danger like a nimble astromech evading blaster fire. When he pivots, it’s like a starfighter banking into a tight turn—graceful yet ready to unleash firepower. His boots—scuffed from countless cantina brawls—keep rhythm with the seedy undercurrents of the galaxy.

BIOGRAPHY:

Jet Korrin, a man of his years, a culmination of firefights, fist fights, spark lights, and long nights. A well-respected mechanic during his time with the republic turned back-alley tech for the many criminals, syndicates, and cartels. He's not to be messed with, and the common suspects in Nar Shaddaar know it. He wouldn't say he was "under their protection" more that everyone relies on him being there, in some way or another.

He generally keeps to himself, he shares a laugh in the cantina after a long day, sure, but making long-lasting relationships isn't for him, not anymore. He keeps his head down, day in, day out, working on whatever work seems to come his way. His resilience has managed to keep him going in a galaxy that seems to only ever to have the worst planned. His name known throughout both the shady underbelly of civilisation as well as spoken in high-regard through republic channels, whether it's getting a job done perfectly or done cheap and quiet-like, he's the man for the job.

His history before his republic days was nothing special, raised to a middle class family on Coruscant, he went to good schools and got himself a good education, he shined with mechanics much to the distain of his family, it being a working class job and all, but he liked it. He signed to the military at 16, getting himself off world and his parents off his back for good. He liked the military, a steady work style, known expectations and access to all the starships he could get his grubby hands on. He started out as any recruit does, with a blaster strapped and armour-clad but soon showed his worth to the engineers, getting a quick shift into the mechanic core by the time he was 17.

Still, Jet misses the adventure that his life used to possess, stalling out in his workshop getting tiresome, he was soon looking for his next stage, him being unaware of just how hectic that would be wasn't a problem, it wouldn't have stopped him regardless.
@TaintedMushroom That's what I'm hoping, at least! If you're interested, feel free to fill in a character sheet and I'll give it a once over!
@Kuro Thank you! Glad to be here.
Much like my psyche, sounds like we're the start to a good crew on this rustbucket.
Sounds good! Honestly, I've always had a love for the mechanic/engineer sort of role on ships. I'd love to be that role on the crew, if possible?
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