How did you discover your force sensitivity?
-I could feel the connection with the "Mother Jungle" ever since I was small. I knew that my connection to the "Mother Jungle" meant that my herd expected me to train to take over as priest and healer for my people.

Describe a moment where you fell prey to your moral weakness or experienced a tragedy/horror that still haunts you.
-During my travels I encountered a starving vagrant on Corellia. They claimed to be hungry, and that they had a younger sister who was sick. I was convinced to follow them on the grounds of seeking to provide aid to this sick sibling. Turns out it was a scam, I was jumped, and all my credits were stolen from me.

How did you come to join the NJO?
-My wanderings eventually brought me to Yavin, after being stranded on Corellia. I managed to gather enough credits to take refuge aboard a shuttle bound for the jungle planet. Upon my arrival, I knew I was where I was meant to be.

Name one NPC your character has a strong connection with. This could be a family member, a friend, a work contact, or a bitter rival.
-I would say I share the strongest connection with my herd back on Ithor. Though I left of my own accord, I still miss the kinship of my people.

Describe a moment in your life where you demonstrated your moral strength despite adversity.
-During my trial I encountered a corrupted individual, a former Padawan of the old order. They had succumbed to the dark side of the Force to live, and sought to gain power through a Sith artifact that had been hidden away on my home planet. They wouldn't be swayed from combat, yet that did not mean I had to take their life. I was able to defeat them, though it nearly cost my life to do so. I survived simply because they wanted me to live, and I turned them over to the Masters upon my return.

Wisdom/Experience: Yemwa desires to learn more about the Galaxy, and in doing so, learn more about himself. He wants to be able to pass on these experiences to others, and will seek out those with the knowledge and wisdom he wishes to possess.

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Mercy: All creatures deserve a second chance so that they might learn from their mistakes. The character is willing to lay down his weapon and offer that chance to former enemies who seek peace and enlightenment.

Naivete: The character only sees the good in all beings and can easily be influenced by a cunning foe. This can lead to bitterness, betrayal, and terrible consequences for a seemingly noble act.

Duty (0) Life