Name: Captain Jhoram Bey
Species: Weequay
Gender: Male
Hair color: Black
Eye color: Brown
Skin color: Dark brown
Affiliation(s): Galactic Alliance Remnant, Rogue Squadron
Move: 10

DEXTERITY 3D
       Blaster 5D+1
       Brawling Parry 4D+1
       Dodge 5D+2
       Melee Combat: 4D+2
       Vehicle Blasters 5D
KNOWLEDGE 2D
       Alien species 4D+2
       Bureaucracy 6D+1
       Cultures 3D+1
       Languages 4D
       Planetary Systems 4D+2
       Streetwise: 3D
       Survival 4D
       Tactics 6D
PERCEPTION 3D
       Bargain 4D
       Command 5D+2
       Hide 4D
       Sneak 4D+2
STRENGTH 4D
       Brawling 5D+1
       Climbing/Jumping: 4D+2
MECHANICAL 4D
       Astrogation 6D+2
       Communications 5D
       Repulsorlift Operation: 4D+2
       Sensors 5D
       Space Transports 5D+1
       Starfighter Piloting 6D+1
       Starship Gunnery 6D+2
       Starship Shields 4D+2
TECHNICAL 3D
       Droid Programming/Repair 4D+1
       Computer Programming/Repair 5D
       First Aid 4D
       Starfighter Repair 4D+2

Special Abilities:
        Short-Range Communication: Weequays of the same clan are capable of communicating with one another through complex pheromones. Aside from Jedi sensing abilities, no other species are known to be able to sense this form of communication. This form is as complex and clear to them as speech is to other species.
        Tough Leathery Skin: Weequays have tough leathery skin which gives them some resistance to blaster fire, giving a +2 bonus against Energy Weapons.

Story Factors:
        Houk Rivalry: Though the recent Houk-Weequay conflicts have been officially resolved, there still exists a high degree of animosity between the two species.

Force Sensitive: N
Force Points: 4
Dark Side Points: 0
Character Points 14

Equipment: Blaster pistol (4D), Flight Suit, Comlink, Galactic Alliance Uniform

Description: Jhoram Bey was a male Weequay who served the Galactic Alliance Remnant as Rogue Leader and later captain of the Alliance during the Second Imperial Civil War. Bey served under Admiral Gar Stazi on his flagship, the Indomitable, around 137 ABY, commanding the prestigious Rogue Squadron. He took part in the Alliance's continual raids and harassment against Darth Krayt's Sith Empire, becoming one of Stazi's most trusted officers.

In 137 ABY, Jhoram Bey led Rogue Squadron in an attack on the Mon Calamari Orbital Shipyards with the intention of stealing an Imperial Advanced Star Destroyer, the Imperious. Imperial forces were waiting for them, and in the Battle of Mon Calamari, Bey lost several of his pilots to Imperial Predator-class fighters. When the Indomitable received heavy damage, Bey left his squadron to rescue Admiral Stazi, though the Duros refused to accompany him. Feeling he had no other option, Bey knocked Stazi unconscious and forcibly took him away, moments before the Indomitable collided with the shipyards. To punish Bey for striking a superior officer, Stazi promoted him to the late Jaius Yorub's position as the admiral's right-hand-man and captain of the Imperious, which had been rechristened the Alliance. Bey was aboard the Star Destroyer during Stazi's attack on Ralltiir. Stazi had intended to capture many of the ships intact for his own use, but in the end had to settle with the near destruction of the Coruscant Third Fleet.

Personality and traits
Jhoram Bey was a brusque commander, and he punished his pilots severely when they showed indiscipline. When he walked in on Andurgo and Hondo Karr's brawl—which was being egged on by many of the other Rogues—Bey fired his blaster between the two pilots, narrowly missing them. He threatened to ground, demote, or even shoot the culprits, though in truth he cared greatly about his pilots' well being; when he heard of Krayt's massacre of the Mon Calamari, his immediate thoughts went to the Rogues stranded on the surface.

Bey was extremely loyal and dedicated to the Galactic Alliance Remnant, and Gar Stazi personally. Bey knew that Stazi was an idol among the Alliance supporters, and disagreed with the admiral that he was just one man. The Weequay was willing to violate a direct order from Stazi and punch him, because he knew that it was ultimately for the best. Bey preferred to be fighting on the front lines, and although he accepted Stazi's offer of promotion to a naval position, he was initially less than enthusiastic. He trusted the Jedi, saying he'd had past dealings with them.