Name: Bloy
Type: Imperial Army Sergeant
Species: Human
Homeworld: —
Gender: Male
Born: 50 BBY (950 GC)
Died: 2 BBY (998 GC)
Hair Color: Grey
Eye Color: Blue
Height: 1.76m
Weight: —
Skin: Light
DEXTERITY 3D
Blaster: 5D+2
Dodge: 4D+2
Grenade: 4D
Vehicle Blasters: 4D+2
Melee Combat: 5D
Melee Parry: 5D
Missile Weapon: 4D
KNOWLEDGE 2D
Alien Species: 4D
Bureaucracy: 4D+2
Law Enforcement: 3D+2
Streetwise: 5D
Survival: 3D+1
Tactics: 3D+2
Value: 4D
MECHANICAL 2D
Repulsorlift Operation: 3D+2
PERCEPTION 2D
Command: 3D+2
Hide: 3D
Investigation: 3D+1
Search: 4D+1
Sneak: 3D+2
STRENGTH 3D+1
Brawling: 5D
Climbing/Jumping: 3D+2
Stamina: 4D
TECHNICAL 2D
Armor Repair: 21
Blaster Repair: 3D+2
Demolitions: 5D+2
Special Abilities:
None
Force Sensitive: N
Force Points: 1
Dark Side Points: 0
Character Points: 8
Move: 10
Equipment: Blaster Rifle (5D), Field Armor & Helmet (+1D physical +2 energy), Grenades (5D), Helmet Comlink, Survival Gear, Utility Belt w/ Supplies.
Background: Bloy was a human male sergeant in the Imperial Army, responsible for training the newest recruits. In 2 BBY, he and his inexperienced squad of Imperial security troopers were deployed to the planet Ghorman as part of the Imperial occupation there. Arriving in the capital, Palmo, in a troop transport, the sergeant and his men were greeted by Captain Kaido in Palmo Plaza.
The following day, Bloy oversaw the rearrangement of the barricades in the plaza, allowing large numbers of local protestors to gather there to object to the occupation. When Kaido ordered Bloy and his squad to patrol among the protestors, Bloy objected, but followed orders once the captain threatened to throw him and his men in the brig. The protestors jeered at the Imperials and began to throw projectiles at Bloy, who was about to call a retreat when an Imperial sniper shot one of his men on Kaido’s orders.
Thinking that the shot had come from the protestors, Bloy ordered his men to open fire and shot one of the unarmed protestors himself. As Ghorman Front resistance fighters in the crowd returned fire and Imperial forces around the plaza’s edge also joined in, a massacre ensued that claimed the lives of Bloy and hundreds, if not thousands, of Ghorman civilians. The Imperial Security Bureau had orchestrated the entire event to justify relocating the Ghorman population and allowing for Imperial mining on their world. Still, it ultimately backfired, convincing many who opposed the Empire that armed resistance was their only option.
Appearances: Andor
