Willemstad has always been bookish. He read everything that he could lay his hands on. He grew up in a wealthy family and he would have been a normal, slightly disappointing waste of an offspring...but he got bitten by the adventure bug. Ever since his first trip to a dig site somewhere on a Mid-rim world, he has been craving more and more.
This desire for adventure focused his need to read as well: he very quickly became an expert on all fields Old Republic. He finished his studies in record time and started travelling, uncovering secrets across the Republic.

He is not a person who is slowed down by petty political squabble. The Clone War has helped him uncover many a secret about old times, but he has ran into some problems. Now, he's on his way to an Outer Rim world called Daalang-III hoping to find something new, something valuable, something great.

Wil craves knowledge and secrets. He would give up significant amounts of money for the possibility of learning something new, and becoming more famous in the meantime.

+5 Fame: Wil has been chasing fame since he started this deal of being an archaeologist. He has found some Old Republic artifacts, sure, but that was a few years ago, and, unfortunately, it's pretty hard to impress anyone with obscure findings. He wants more.

+10 Sponsorship: And to find more, he has taken odd jobs from a lot of different people, not all of them law-abiding. Fortunately, his last expedition was sponsored by a planetary governor, so no running away from authorities. Unfortunately, he didn't find anything of value, so the governor mentioned above might be a bit... salty by now. That's one reason Wil is on Daalang III now.

10 - Criminal: SOLVED

1 - Oath. Vex. Wil wants to find out anything possible about the Purge Trooper that calls himself Vex and end him.

5 - MidRim Runners - Wil is the co-owner of MIdRim Runners. Owning a business comes with obligations.

1 - Criminal: This player was involved in lying to the government about details surrounding the kidnapping of the Ncil Governor's Daughter. While they successfully recovered the child, they lied about details involving who was responsible, choosing to blame the Hutts instead of a group of pirates. The Governor has since learned that it was not the Hutts and has put them into the legal system. This obligation should show up as not passing a background check, law enforcement pressing the player, or something similar. If it is more suitable for the mission, it could also present as the Hutts trying to cause trouble with the players for falsely accusing them of a crime.

Morality: 78 - Curiosity/Obsession.