ARF Trooper
Name: CT-XX/XX-XX | “Name”
Type: Advanced Recon Force Trooper
Species: Human (Clone)
Homeworld: Kamino
Gender: Male
Age: —
Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Brown
Height: 1.83 meters
Weight: 80 kg
Dexterity 3D+1
Blaster: 5D+2
Blaster Artillery: 5D
Brawling Parry: 5D+1
Dodge: 6D+1
Grenade: 5D+1
Vehicle Blasters: 5D
Knowledge 2D
Planetary Systems: 5D
Survival: 5D+2
Tactics: Advanced Recon 6D
Mechanical 2D+1
Beast Riding: 5D+1
Repulsorlift Operation: 5D+1
Walker Operation: 5D+1
Walker Operation: AT-RT 6D
Perception 3D
Command: Clone Troopers 5D
Search: 5D+1
Sneak: 5D+1
Strength 3D+1
Brawling: 5D+1
Climbing / Jumping: 5D+2
Stamina 6D+2
Technical 2D
Special Abilities:
Military Training: All Clones go through intensive military training throughout their formative years.
Obedient: Clones are conditioned to obey their superiors’ orders without question, loyally follow the the chain of command.
Force Sensitive: N
Force Points: 1
Dark Side Points: 0
Character Points: 4
Move:10
Equipment: DC-15A blaster rifle 5D+2, DC-15S blaster carbine 5D+2, Merr-Sonn Z-6 rotary blaster cannon 5D, 2 Thermal detonators 10D, Phase 2 Clone Trooper Armor (+2D Physical, +1D Energy, -1D Dexterity, -1 Move)
Background: ARF Troopers, formally known as Advanced Recon Force Troopers, were specialized clone troopers who served during the Clone Wars. Their jobs included scouting and participating in recon missions. ARF troopers, who were often assigned to scout on enemy positions, made use of an AT-RT to help them easily cross the terrain. In addition, ARF troopers, due to their skill in piloting the vehicles, provided valuable fire support to Clone troopers when fighting ground battles.
ARF troopers also had modified helmets that helped them in harsh environments such as deserts and jungles. Because of this, many basic Clone troopers were also equipped with these helmets while on planets with harsh conditions. ARF troopers saw action in some of the bigger battles of the Clone Wars, including Ryloth, Kamino, Geonosis, Teth, Devaron, and Umbara.
