Chi Cho
Name: Chi Cho
Type: Chairman of the Pantoran Assembly
Species: Pantoran
Homeworld: Pantora
Gender: Male
Born: —
Died: 21 BBY (979 GC)
Hair Color: White
Eye Color: Dark
Height: 1.98 meters
Weight: —
Skin: Blue
DEXTERITY 3D
Blaster: 5D+1
Brawling Parry: 4D+2
Dodge: 5D+1
Grenade: 4D+1
Melee Combat: 5D+2
Melee Parry: 5D+2
KNOWLEDGE 2D
Bureaucracy: Pantoran 8D
Intimidation: 5D
Value: 4D+2
MECHANICAL 2D
Astrogation: 4D
Communications: 4D+2
Repulsorlift Operation: 3D+1
PERCEPTION 3D+2
Bargain: 4D+1
Command: 5D
Con: 4D+2
Investigation: 4D+1
Persuasion: 5D
Search: 3D+2
Sneak: 3D+2
STRENGTH 3D
Brawling: 5D+2
Stamina: 4D+1
TECHNICAL 2D
Security: 5D
Special Abilities:
Cold Tolderance: Pantoran are native to a world of icy tundra and frozen marshes and suffer no penalties while in extreme cold (temperatures equal to or above -0 degrees Celsius).
Force Sensitive: N
Force Points: 1
Dark Side Points: 0
Character Points: 6
Move: 10
Equipment: Blaster Pistol (3D+2), Pantoran Military Uniform, Comlink
Background: Chi Cho was the Supreme Chairman of the Pantoran Assembly and the Exalted Ruler of Pantora during the Clone Wars. Though a brave warrior, ready and willing to fight and die for his homeworld, he was ruthless in his viewpoints and preferred aggression over diplomacy. This would ultimately lead to his death in battle against the Talz.
Chi Cho was a steadfast patriot of Pantora and venerated by his people for his long years of service in the Pantoran Assembly. He was an ally of the Republic, but was primarily focused on the governing of his people. Although a courageous soldier and a strong leader, Cho was arrogant and contentious in his dealings. As seen with the Talz, he considered any civilization he deemed lower than his own to be unworthy of recognition and adamantly refused to even consider negotiating, deriding them as savages. He was likewise curt and dismissive in his attitude towards Senator Chuchi’s opinions, viewing her youth as a sign of inexperience and naivety, as well as those of the Jedi on the grounds that they were outsiders and he saw them only as potential tools of brute force.
