In peaceful times, the Clovocs of Phatrong participate in grand tournaments featuring their best fighters to showcase their skills and attract potential patrons for their services. These are typically not fought to the death. What happened to Jahbo that day was anything but typical. He knows he set his blaster to stun during pre-fight protocols and it was still set to stun after he had escaped with his life, barely.

Jahbo was raised by his father's brother, Jahordo. Jahbo's father, Jahizm, is an untrustworthy, sad excuse for a father. Jahizm met Jahbo's mother in the depths of a spice binge and lost her shortly after Jahbo's birth to the repercussions of their lifestyle. Shortly after her death, Jahizm forget her name, leaving Jahbo to never learn who his mother way beyond descriptions of what she looked like. This has led to immense resentment and in turn Jahbo hasn't seen Jahizm in years.

Jahordo, Jahbo's uncle, is an honorable man leading the Edywah Clovoq on Phatrong. Edywah, as a entire clovoc, is very medicinal and regrowth focused. Generations ago, Edywah was a prominent, thriving Clovoq located around the Kwaiden Peaks of Phatrong. Today numbers are dwindling, but Jahordo likes to say that was because his requirements on moral makeup of potential cadets is higher than it ever has been. In reality, the rise of a less than honorable Clovoq, Ekaqume, is the direct cause of the majority of Edyway's loss of enrollment. Jahordo doesn't want to acknowledge it, but Ekaqume has been behind numerous problems plaguing Edywah for years.

That's why Jahbo should've known better than to participate in a dual with Deebo in the Grand Tournament 2 cycles ago. Deebo had been Ekaqume as long as Jahbo had been Edywah. That was the day he shot and killed Deebo in front of a large crowd. It wasn't supposed to happen that way; Jahbo's rifle was set to stun.

Still, at the end of the dual, Deebo lay dead. Jahbo hadn't even time to collect his Kyuzo War Helmet from the ground after his battle with Deebo before he heard the loud rumblings of an volatile crowd. Had it not been for Jahordo holding off the majority of a violently angry Ekaqume clovoq, Jahbo wouldn't have escaped. The last time he saw his uncle, Jahordo was engaging the initial wave of pursuers chasing Jahbo. Jahordo hasn't been seen since this day, but Ekaqume claims no knowledge of his location. Oddly enough, Ekaqume generally claims their actions an atrocities, so Jahbo doesn't know what to think.

Jahbo had teamed up with a human smuggler for a short period of time. It wasn't long into their partnership that a disagreement about Jahbo having to pay for all the StimPaks/MedPaks, simply because he's a medic. Since, Jahbo has been a little jaded and refuses to spend his own credits on medical supplies for others.

In the days since his escape from Phatrong, Jahbo has searched for any proof that Ekaqume has been behind Edywah's problems for years and that Jahbo wasn't responsible for Deebo's death. If you ask him, Jahbo will tell you that he is content adventuring the galaxy, but deep down he really wants to restore Edywah beyond it's former glory.

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Jahbo is distraught over the disappearance of Jahordo. There have been many clues over the last two cycles as to the location of Jahordo. Jahbo has chased them all; all have ended with empty space.

Conversely, Jahbo knows that his father, Jahizm, could show up at any time. When he does, bad things tend to follow.

Jahbo is olive green skinned with deep blue eyes. He stands about 6'4" and is only about 160lbs, leaving him slender and lanky. Jahbo's long arms end below his waist with 4 prominent digits in each hand.

The unusual atmosphere on his home planet of Phatrong has left him strong and agile but promotes the common use of Kyuzo filter masks, more often than not preventing you from seeing the majority of his face. While going without the mask is not fatal, Jahbo will grow ill in certain environments without it.

Jahbo speaks a language that originated within the Kyuzo people, but understands Basic fluently. While his pronunciation of the basic language is of high quality, Jahbo often struggles with grammar/syntax and hates when his errors are pointed out. Oddly, he seem to truly relish pointing out the grammar mistakes of others.