((((((((tl;dr: Self taught student of Ancient Lore. Via studies revealed his Force Sensitivity. Now on a quest for more knowledge and artifacts.)))))))))

Ha Drurvow is a descendant of a rich Kel Dor dynasty run by shrewd businessmen. Problem is, he has been disowned. Reason being his insatiable thirst for archaeology, more specifically ancient orders. His elders could not appreciate his failure to embrace the family business and Ha Drurvow's constant refusal had him exiled.

He has never doubted his curiosity and made great use of it. He used what was left of his inheritance to gain access to old tomes and ancient literature feeding his hunger also viewing the galaxy in greater depth. The old philosophies and principals did not fail to leave a mark on him though, he started to realize that the broken galaxy needed more than just politics. It needs order, perhaps the Jedi Order? Now Ha Drurvow could justify his little obsession with good willed notions by searching for codes of structure.

Due to the actions of the war hero Luke Skywalker, the New Republic started to invest more effort and resources into reclaiming the Jedi teachings and power. As the Force would have it, Ha Drurvow's extensive knowledge in this lore had him recruited into specialized divisions that focus on such things and kept a close eye on Skywalker and the items he uncovered.

During his extended studies he came to the realization to the workings of the Force, but never learned the finer art of bending it to his needs. That changed, however, the day he was permitted to view one such a retrieved artifact. It was this encounter and many days of analyzing it's symbols that he unlocked a brilliant moment of enlightenment and from it, a force power.

The greatest part of his life's journey is on the horizon, with a fresh command by the New Republic he set on the path to discover artifacts never uncovered before and be the first to study them on the next world. What Order these artifacts represent though, is another fate all together...

Ambition: Enlightenment/Discovery

Morality: 50

Curiosity: The character is driven to learn new things, to seek out and discover new information, and to expand his knowledge and understanding of those things that interest him.

Obsession: Sometimes, interest in something can turn to obsession if not tempered with reason. The character can slip into an obsessive state about his need to discover information, accomplish a goal, or even defeat a rival, and he may ignore all else until success is his.

Talkative for a Sage. Opinionated. Philosophical.