Barid Halodream (Halodream is not his real name) came from a relative wealthy family from Corellia. His father, Gavin was a successful merchant who dabbled with military hardware for both the Empire and Rebellion. But his major wealth came from his drug trade between the Hutts in the Outer Rim and his wealthy patrons on Corellia. Barid was influenced by his favorite mentor (Go'shan) who taught him about moral integrity and ethics, which caused Barid to rebel against his father, steal one of his freighters, and escape into the Outter Rim.

Barid sought out one of the Hutts who sold drugs to his father and sabotaged a deal causing the Hutts to cancel their contracts. Barid's father was angry at his son's meddling and has sent bounty hunters after him to bring him home to answer for his insolence. For several years, Barid has stayed out of reach of these bounty hunters and remain on the run finding adventures along the way while helping those in need.

Barid is intelligent, charming, but also has a strong sense of justice. He carefully thinks about his actions and their consequences; and he's also interested in experimenting with new experiences. He's not dashing or brave, but courageous when he needs to be. He uses his father's wealth to help those less fortunate and has a strong hatred for slavers, drug dealers, and the Hutts. But he respects the fragile balance of the seedy underworld and their ethos to maintain an environment where even the lowest borne person has a chance at a decent life.

He comes off as arrogant and privileged but hides an insecurity that he's nothing more than the failure his father thinks he is.

Cause
Support the Empire (secrete motivation): The character actually supports the goals and methods of the Empire and does his best to advance its cause. He'll defend the Empire in conversation and may actively take up arms in its defense.

Alternative motivation: Religion/Spirituality: The character actively supports some religious or spiritual organization or belief. This could include the tenets of the Jedi or Sith codes or some other belief.

Blackmail:
Barid has a strong obligation to make up for the problems his father indirectly caused through the drug and weapons trade. He feels that those who are embittered, of low socioeconomic status, lost their loved ones to wars or drugs are his responsibility; he sets himself a course that he knows he can never achieve, but gives him a sense of peace knowing that he is trying.

Barid stole his fathers astrogation maps to identify where best to target his justice. First, he targeted the Hutts, but slavers and drug manufacturers are also on his top priority list.