<div class="floatright">(https://i.pinimg.com/736x/bd/6a/0f/bd6a0fa70e332d76bff951c68fdf39bd--halo-game-halo-cosplay.jpg)</div><div class="floatright">(https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/disney/images/0/0d/BP_Teaser-Kilmonger.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20170610023827)</div><br/><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: trebuchet ms;"><strong>Full Name:</strong> Tyron Bronwell Ordo<br/><br/><strong>Species:</strong> Kiffar[Mandalorian of Clan Ordo]<br/><br/><strong>Homeworld:</strong> Kiffu<br/><br/><strong>Age:</strong> 27<br/><br/><strong>Profession:</strong> Bounty Hunter/Fixer/Smuggler(Pretty much whatever pays and fits inside his skill set)<br/><br/><strong>Description:</strong> Tyron is a prime specimen, standing at 6'6 and weighing in at around 240lbs of almost pure muscle. This is due to a life lived on the run from the Imperials, and simply surviving. Although his skin is dark, as he grew up almost entirely on a starship, and he primarily wears a suit of vaccuum sealed armor with a helmet, he has a pale tone to him. He is Kiffar, a Near-Human race, but not completely. So his eyes are a brilliant golden hue instead of what most humans consider a normal eye color. A blood red tattoo of Clan Bronwell covers his nose and the bottom right part of his cheek. He has several Mando tattoos and brands as well. When not wearing his armor(which is almost never), Tyron likes to dress comfortably. This means he's usually seen in utility clothes, dusters, vests, etc... Anything that screams "that guy is a badass bounty hunter". And it works. Far more often though, he's got on his Mandalorian Armor. Specially crafted to his specifications and a very noticeable white, a far cry from the muted and dark colors of most on Smuggler's Run. On his helmet he's carved the skull of a creature he killed a few years back. Toughest fight of his life and no one still knows what the monster is.<br/><br/><strong>Major Strengths:</strong> <br/>The Force - Tyron has been learning and training in the Force since he was a child when he was given to the Jedi Order by his family. He received training from many of the Jedi greats like Yoda, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Cin Drallig. <br/><br/>Jedi Training - A Jedi is a warrior, a peacekeeper, a scholar, a general. Tyron was trained in all of these facets of the Jedi Order and many more. He also endured brutal, grueling training that pushed him beyond his limits; resulting in a very strong, very tough, very capable body as well as a keen mind. On top of learning multiple lightsaber forms, he was taught hand to hand combat by his Master. Tyron was taught about history, math, sciences, and even how to pilot a ship. He's much tougher than he looks, which is saying something because he looks damn tough as it is. He can and does use a lightsaber from time to time, but as it draws lots of attention he tends to stick to blasters and vibro-blades.<br/><br/>Psychometry - Tyron's people the Kiffar have a unique genetic ability that manifests strongly in Force Users. "Psychometry", the power to see memories and past events of an item or a person through physical contact. It manifests like a video, allowing Tyron to view memories and past happenings like a person scrolling through a video with a remote. It has helped him tremendously in his life. As the old saying goes, "If you know where someone's been, you know where they're going."<br/><br/><strong>Minor Strengths:</strong> <br/>Engineering - He has learned everything about systems he could, so he can fix his own ship, his own gear, hack a computer, etc.. He never has to worry about anyone trying to screw him over with stuff he himself fixed.<br/><br/>Persuasive - Whether it's through charm, logic, or intimidation, Tyron has a way of talking to people. Although somewhere in there he usually points out that being alive is much better than being dead.<br/><br/>Beskar Stomach - While his stomach isn't actually Beskar, growing up on a ship and not always having real food to eat forced Tyron to get used to eating and drinking nearly anything. At this point in his life he's drunk several Wookiees, a few Gamorreans and even more under the table.<br/><br/><strong>Minor Weaknesses:</strong> <br/><br/>Women - Once or twice(okay way more than that) he has ignored intuition and gut instinct because a woman was involved. Usually when he does that things go bad for him. Can you blame him when he was taught his whole life that physical and emotional attachments are bad, then he gets exposed to nothing but?<br/><br/>Kindness - Despite doing what he does, living where he lives, and knowing how life works around here, Tyron still has a nice streak a mile long running through him. He was going to be a Jedi after all. He's let bounties go when he's realized that there's more going on than he was told. He's gone out of his way to help people. He's even gotten shot and shot at and spaced and even more trusting people he knew he shouldn't have because he wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt. He can't fully understand why, but seems you can take the Jedi out of the Temple, but not the Temple out of the Jedi.<br/><br/><strong>Major Weaknesses:</strong> <br/><br/>The Force - While the Force makes his life far easier. It also makes it far harder if he uses it for obvious and overt purposes. Even on Smuggler's Run, if someone sees you using your brain to lift a speeder, the Empire would probably get a call just to collect on the Jedi Bounty Palpatine has offered. Also extended use of his powers leaves him tired, drained, and far from effective in a fight.<br/><br/>Imperials - He has been chased by Imperial forces ever since Order 66 was executed, and while he now knows how to avoid them for the most part, he still has difficulties from time to time. He has to be careful about where he goes, or who he shows his face to, as they could come for him at any time. And while he's confident in a fight, he's one man against an Empire if he's found and that's not a war he wants.<br/><br/>Psychometry - When he views the past, it is an all-encompassing experience. There isn't a little screen near the top of his eye where he can read the past through picture-in-picture. He essentially <em>goes</em> to the past, to live and breathe it. All of his senses are absorbed into the memory. What makes this such a glaring weakness is that this is the one time he was 100%, truly vulnerable. A Star Destroyer could park 10 feet above him while he's in a vision and he would have no idea until he snaps out of it.<br/><br/><strong>Possessions:</strong><br/><br/>The Basilisk (http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/D5-Mantis_Patrol_Craft) - Tyron's home for as long as he can remember has been "The Basilisk", a D5-Mantis Patrol Craft from the Old Republic that his adopted father stole from a relics museum on a backwater planet in the Outer Rim. It served as a mobile base of operations, blockade runner, smuggling ship, attack vessel...anything needed from the old craft, she performed above and beyond. It was gifted to him by his father a few years ago when the old rogue decided to let his son take command of things for a while...after buying himself a brand new ship.  <br/><br/>Lightsaber - Jedi tradition dictates when a Youngling gains the rank of Padawan, he creates his own lightsaber to help light the beginning of his path to becoming a Jedi. <br/><br/>Armory - Over the years, due to keeping a low profile and needing the "tools of the trade" so to speak, Tyron has amassed an impressive collection of tools and weapons. From Hold-Out Blasters to Ion Cannons, slicing tools, and even a few Slugthrowers. He seems to have a small arsenal for any situation. His primary loadout consists of a DC-17m Interchangeable Weapon System (http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/DC-17m_Interchangeable_Weapon_System). A pair of customized LL-30 (http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/LL-30_blaster_pistol) pistols on a low holster for quickdraws. A Beskad blade in his shoulder sheathe. His lightsaber (https://img00.deviantart.net/554e/i/2010/071/e/b/lightsaber_by_jubs916.png) is usually on his hip as well, but it's hidden in a specially crafted pocket that blends seamlessly into his armor. <br/><br/>Mandalorian Armor - Any Mando worth his clan markings has a set of armor. Whether passed down from generation to generation or forged by your own hand. A Mandalorian <em>is</em> his armor. Like almost all sets of Mando armor, Tyron's is equipped with a highly advanced HUD and sensory suites in his helmet, while the helmet itself can be hard sealed against even the vacuum of space. The helmet and armor are both made of Beskar. <br/><br/>Safehouses - Although his true home is the Basilisk, Tyron has several apartments strewn throughout Smuggler's Run and other locations in case he needs to hide out. Or for when he doesn't want to sleep at the docks.<br/><br/><strong>Personality:</strong> Tyron is some sort of mix between a realist, and an optimist. He understands things are how they are, and in certain situations, it's just going to be bad. However, he tries to stay hopeful that the best of things will come as long as he puts forth the effort. It's honestly an exhausting mindset, but the alternative is to give into the depression that is living on Smuggler's Run. He's had a few friends off themselves and he doesn't want to end up that way. <br/><br/>As previously mentioned, life on the Run hasn't completely hardened his heart. He still helps when he can and tries to do the right thing as long as it doesn't hurt him. And even then he goes that far at times. Despite it feeling like it isn't there most of the time, he tries to listen to the Force and follow where it guides him. The times he's done so, truly done so. The results have been quite satisfying. On the flip side of the coin, he also lives on the Run. He can't afford to be kind 100% of the time, or he will be killed. So he has just as much capacity for brutality and ruthlessness, although it does leave a sour taste in his mouth when he's forced to go that far. <br/><br/><strong>Background:</strong> Tyron was born on Kiffu, the homeworld of the Kiffar people to Clan Bronwell. For the first few years of his life, Tyron seemed like a normal little boy. Then one day he touched his dad's blaster. His eyes began to glow and he saw the weapon's past. Saw the deaths it brought. The memories were so vivid and real he couldn't handle it and started crying as loud as he could. To go with that, a telekinetic pulse sent everything in the room, including his father flying into the wall. In a few moments Jellen discovered his son was a Force User. They wasted no time throwing a going away celebration for young Tyron before they sent him off to Coruscant to train at the Jedi Temple. It was a sad farewell, but he needed to learn to control his powers.<br/><br/>Due to him being the first Force Sensitive in Clan Bronwell, Tyron joined the Jedi Order a little later than most, but that didn't hamper him significantly. He just had to get used to a different way of life. From the day he arrived, he learned, and trained, and thought, and meditated. It wasn't the life of a child, it was the life of a Jedi-in-training. He got used to it though and constantly strived to be the best he could. He was eight when Senator Palpatine revealed himself as Darth Sidious, turned Anakin Skywalker to the dark side, and initiated Order 66, purging the Jedi from the galaxy in one fell swoop. He was in the hangar bay learning about Hyperdrive repair with Jedi Master Krell Ordo when it happened.<br/><br/> The Master had taken a break from the front lines after fighting nonstop for almost the entirety of the Clone Wars.  The Clone Troopers in the hangar suddenly drew their blasters and started firing. Jedi, civilian workers, <em>Younglings</em>. They were killing everyone. Two ran up the hangar of Ordo's ship the Basilisk and due to him being nearly shoulder deep in the hyperdrive, he couldn't react in time to do anything. Ty could though. He pulled Krell's lightsaber to him and jumped, deflecting a blaster bolt into one clone, while swinging once and cleaving the other's head from his shoulders. <br/><br/>It was the first time he'd killed anyone...he was <em>eight</em>. Krell somehow kept his calm when he told Tyron he needed to get anyone he could onto his ship, because Coruscant was no longer safe for Jedi. The few remaining Jedi in the hangar boarded the ships they had, knowing that to go even one level up would be suicide. That day, Tyron left behind his second home. Thankfully Krell was a member of Clan Ordo, a legendary pack of Mandalorians spanning back to Revan's age. He still had friends and family strewn throughout the galaxy. After deciding that splitting up was the best option as more of them meant a bigger target, Tyron ended up staying with Master Ordo, who decided that the Order may be separated, and the temple fallen. <br/><br/>But the Jedi would not die. He decided Tyron would become his Padawan. Over the next few years they bounced around the galaxy, staying at safehouses and backwater bases that belonged to Clan Ordo, or someone loyal to the Jedi, or someone who just owed Krell a favor. It was no life, but they were alive at least. Krell's skill as a Jedi and Mandalorian Commando came in quite handy keeping them with more than enough credits. A Jedi Master turned bounty hunter could be quite a lucrative career change. <br/><br/>The entire time, Krell continued to train Tyron, and while he felt he was too young to put into action unnecessarily, he did let him help with piloting the ship, gunning, slicing computers, etc... so he could gain experience without the danger. When he turned fourteen, Krell decided to let him go on a job with him. It went off without a hitch, and Tyron showed he could stay calm under pressure. Krell was proud, and made a tremendous decision that day to adopt Tyron into Clan Ordo; to make him a Mandalorian. <br/><br/>It was proof of the bond they'd come to share, like father and son pushed together when they had nothing and no one else. Soon he found himself going on more and more missions until nearly every job was a two-man job. He even started getting paid. The entire time, Tyron wanted to do something more. Strike back at the Empire. Find other Jedi. Anything. Krell told him the harsh reality though. The Jedi as a whole were gone. The order that had been 10,000 strong was reduced to <em>maybe</em> 100. A paltry %1 of them had survived. And those survivors were dotted across all of known space and maybe beyond. And of those survivors...some may have been killed since then. <br/><br/>The list of why his dreams were just that, was quite extensive, but the Mandalorian had never been once to hide the truth behind pretty words. The truth was a bitter pill to swallow, but it was the truth. Tyron held out hope something could and would change, but decided his best course of action was to live his life with Krell by his side. He's lived a life of adventure, intrigue, and even political struggle with the variety of jobs he's had over the years.<br/><br/> He's Twenty-Seven now, been living primarily on Smuggler's Run for a few years. But he hasn't been idle. He's been working, building, making a name for himself. Now you can't go anywhere on the Outer Rim without hearing about Tyron the Terror. Or The Mando. Or White Skull(due to his helmet). He is very well known and well respected. People know when they come to him, they get their money's worth as long as they disclose 100% what it is they want. <br/></span>