At the age of 4, Arawn was rescued from a band of Gank mercenaries and scientists by Vox Wotan, a Jedi Sentinel active around the time of the Clone Wars. Vox had followed a lead about these Ganks kidnapping force sensitive children, however, why they were engaged in such activity remains a mystery. Arawn was also tattooed with the number “13”, a clue that, as of now, has lead nowhere. Calling Arawn by this number forces a visibly uncomfortable reaction from him.

Although the victim of extensive experimentation and abuse by his captors, Vox could not ignore Arawn’s strong connection to the force, thus taking the boy as his Padawan learner. Since Vox was tasked with a secret mission to track down the source of the new Sith menace, the two spent a great deal of time on worlds such as Dathomir and Moraband (or Korriban). As such, Arawn possess knowledge that is considered “unconventional” for a Padawan of his era. When Order 66 was enacted, Vox and Arawn were in the Unknown Regions, and thus survived. At the time, Arawn was 13.

The two are currently vagabonding around the galaxy doing their best to remain off the Empire’s radar. Although they seldom travel together anymore, they stay in regular contact. Arawn never stays in one place long, preferring to travel between many of the worlds known for containing large amounts of usable salvage, especially those affected by the Clone Wars. It is possible he hopes to find clues to his past.

In a strange twist of fate, Arawn takes special pleasure in “jacking in” to pilot a vehicle through a combination of cybernetics and the force, especially in space. The early torture he was put through, which included cybernetic implantation, has provided him with his greatest joy. He yearns to own his own starship for this reason.

Cause, Freedom / Faith, Nothing: Arawn believes that all creatures should have the opportunity to make their own choices, for better or for worse. He actively opposes all who would attempt to oppress others. Furthermore, Arawn has no belief in a higher power, not even the force. He understands the universe as a chaotic, yet objectively provable place.

50: Independence / Coldness

A tall, stoic young man, Arawn is often described by his friends as “an organic droid”. Although he is socially awkward, and almost never speaks, he is none the less handsome (a fact he is utterly unaware of). Essentially human in appearance, Arawn has ashen skin, deep red hair, yellow, lupine eyes, and he possesses an almost predatory cast to his features. Some might describe him as “spooky”, a fact Arawn capitalizes on to keep others from asking too many questions, or meddling too much in his affairs. His armor, a scav-suit, is heavily modified, and used to amplify his countenance of unapproachability. The helmet (which he rarely removes) is matte black with a single, central red visual sensor, while the two sensor “ears” are fashioned to look more like horns. Most of Arawn’s gear is either grey or black in color, and appears heavily weathered and faded, if not salvaged. He carries his double-bladed lightsaber/heavy blaster much like one would carry a short staff (which it appears to be), and his custom droid/remote “01” is always floating nearby.