Captain Subav Kristel
Player: Anton Kuretich

Homeworld: Corellia
Species: Human
Sex: Male
Age: 39
Height: 1.8 m
Weight: 86 kg

Physical description: Tall and thin, with jet-black hair, and brown eyes. His facial features are striking, and he has a fairly large chin and jutting nose.

Personality: Fairly intelligent, he thinks much better of himself than he should. He is very arrogant, and proud of his family's naval tradition. However, he often overestimates himself. He believes that he can make it through any hardships and win any battle, to someday become an Admiral. He is very orderly and quiet.

Quote: "All ahead maximum, we need to catch that pirate scum before they enter hyperspace. Weapons - fire at the bridge. Show no mercy, accept no surrender!" 

Objectives: He seeks to continue his proud family tradition and, at the same time, restore the Empire to its former glory. He believes that only with order restored to the galaxy can he rest. He also seeks to gain revenge against pirates for the death of his father.

Equipment: Tailored Imperial uniform, Blaster Pistol (4D), Rank Code Cylinder

Background: 

Born on Corellia to a proud naval family, whose history in the Old Republic navy stretched back hundreds of years, Subav always believed he had a bright future ahead of him. His father, an Old Republic Naval Captain who worked in the outer rim in anti-pirate operations, often took him aboard his ship to show him what service was like and so that young Subav would know many things that the academy taught by the time he was old enough to attend. Subav's mother was one of many of the Galaxy's lonely wives of military men, sitting alone at home while their husbands do their duty. She was nothing special, about as ordinary as a person can get. As Subav grew older, he spent more and more time on his father's ship, until he stayed on for entire sorties at a time.

Because of the ship's constant action against pirates, Subav was exposed to death while many teens are still attending school. On many occasions, he was forced to help damage control or medical teams during particularly brutal battles. By the time Subav was sixteen, he was as experienced as any Ensign on the ship, and eager to reach the age at which he could enter the academy. He spent every moment possible on the bridge with his father, eagerly learning the "tools of the trade." One day, however, everything would change...

His father's ship, an old Dreadnaught named Vornskyr's Thorn, exited hyperspace in a small out of the way system where pirate activity had been recently reported. All was normal, until a trio of large cruisers exited hyperspace behind the ship and engaged it. The reports had been part of a plot to destroy the Vornskyr's Thorn, which had been a thorn in the sides of the pirates of the region for many years. Without even being able to raise the ship's shields, turbolasers blasted through the armored hull in many places, with one barrage piercing the transparisteel of the bridge. The bridge quickly depressurized, and was blocked off by the ship's emergency systems so that no more oxygen would be sucked out of the ship. Unfortunately, this meant that everyone on the bridge, including Subav's father, would be killed. Subav himself, who had been wandering around in the ship's engineering section, learned only of his father's death from the damage control crew's yells as they rushed towards the destroyed bridge. The pirate cruisers continued to pound the old Dreadnaught, and with nobody in command, the Dreadnaught was unable to return fire with any regularity. Soon, the Dreadnaught began to break apart, and the surviving crew, including Subav, were forced to evacuate in life pods. Luckily, the pirates only chose to destroy a small number of the life pods, and left the area. After some time, a rescue ship arrived...

When Subav turned 17, he quickly snatched up the chance to enter the Republic Naval Academy. He graduated fourth in his class. He slowly but surely climbed up the chain of command, retaining his commission as the Old Republic became the Empire. He saw the Empire as a source of renewed order and law in the galaxy, and welcomed it. In his eyes, with the powerful Empire protecting the citizens of the galaxy, nobody would have to endure the same fate he did. After some time, he became the XO of a ship with a similar mission to his father's ship, hunting down pirates in the outer rim. One day, his "second father" suffered a similar fate to his real father...the second Death Star was destroyed, and the Emperor killed. His ship, in the far flung regions of space, was unable to do anything to help the situation, and it's captain was unsure of what to do in these trying times for the Empire and it's loyalists. The captain, whose name was Karr Ciann was not one of those loyalists, it would seem, he had just held a grudge against pirates. Captain Ciann opted to make an attempt to defect to the Alliance. Unfortunately for Subav and the other Imperial Loyalists onboard, the majority of the crew agreed with Captain Ciann. Subav and the others "stole" a shuttle and made their way to a planet, which was still in control of a Moff. Soon there afterward, a man approached him looking for Subav to join his crew...the man's name? Trigit. Admiral Trigit. Subav became just another member of the bridge crew on the Implacable, Trigit's personal Imperial Star Destroyer. For a while the Trigit and the Implacable worked for Ysanne Isard, and the ship narrowly escaped destruction as the New Republic conquered Imperial Center.

Admiral Trigit then went off to work for himself, as Isard was killed in the battle for Thyferra. An up and coming Warlord with a Super Star Destroyer under his command then contacted Trigit and the Implacable received a new mission...the destruction of Falor base and Rogue squadron. The destruction of Falor base was a success, for the most part, but because of a trick by the members of the newly created Wrath Squadron, the base was evacuated before its destruction. Admiral Trigit was once again tricked by Wrath squadron, when on a mission to destroy the survivors of Falor base, Wrath squadron, whom had been masquerading as an Imperial corvette which they had captured on a fluke, opened fire on the Implacable. The battle was short and furious, a small number of Wraths and Rogues were killed, but ultimately the Implacable was doomed. Admiral Trigit, in his tretury, ordered the ship to self-destruct with the crew on board. A member of the crew announced his intentions to the rest of the crew, and Subav and many others escaped from the ship in it's many escape pods, watched as it crashed into the moon's surface.

The New Republic took Subav and the other Implacable survivors into custody. After serving a fair amount of time in POW camps, New Republic Fleet Command, which was in desperate need of able crewmen as Grand Admiral Thrawn swept across the galaxy, came to him with an offer. Serve in the New Republic Navy, and go free. He agreed...but he was still an Imperial at heart. One day, he departed from his ship for leave...and never went back.

He made his way to the Imperial remnant, and re-joined the Imperial Navy. The navy distrusted him because of his service in NR Fleet Command, but because there was a shortage of able commanders, they accepted him back. He quickly rose through the ranks from Commander to Captain, and took command of his own ship.

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