Name: Tzizvvt
Homeworld: Jandoon
Species: Brizzit
Gender: Male
Hair color: Black
Eye color: Bluish-red
Move: 10

DEXTERITY 4D
            Blaster: 4D+2
            Brawling Parry: 5D+1
            Dodge: 5D
            Pickpocket: 5D
KNOWLEDGE 2D
            Bureaucracy: 4D
            Languages: 4D
            Law Enforcement: 4D+2
            Streetwise: 5D+2
            Survival: 4D+1
            Value: 5D+2
PERCEPTION 4D
            Bargain: 5D+1
            Con 6D
            Persuasion: 5D+2
STRENGTH 2D+1
            Brawling: 4D+1
            Climbing/Jumping: 4D+2
MECHANICAL 2D
            Repulsorlift Operation: 4D
TECHNICAL 2D
            First Aid: 3D
            Security: 5D

Equipment:
            220 Credits, Street Clothes, Blaster Pistol (4D), Knife (Str+1D)

FORCE SENSITIVE - N
FORCE POINTS 3
DARK SIDE POINTS 0
CHARACTER POINTS 5

Description: Tzizvvt was a male Brizzit who hailed from Jandoon. Claiming to be a professor of xenoarchaeology searching for a treasure known as "The Eye of the Beyonder", he was believed to be a fugitive from the Empire named Ilna. Setting up residence in Tatooine's sewers, Tzizvvt soon became a figure of derision on the planet, dismissed as a "crazy old storyteller." He had in fact collected some treasures, which he kept in his sewer-bound residence, but kept them secret from the proletarians.

The Lutrillian war veteran Solomahal was one of the few who paid attention to Tzizvvt's stories told in Chalmun's Spaceport Cantina, and although he was not utterly convinced of the Brizzit's honesty, he was interested enough to inquire further. Impressed by Tzizvvt's collection, he agreed to help him search for his elusive treasure, even without up-front payment by the Brizzit.

Biography
Tatooine
Tzizvvt, a native of Jandoon, was a member of the Brizzit species. Despite the fact that Humans found distinguishing different Brizzits difficult, Tzizvvt was listed on the Imperial HoloNet as "Ilna", a fugitive from Imperial justice who had stolen valuable relics from Biitu and Roon. In an attempt to elude capture, he journeyed to Tatooine, where he hoped to find a pilot who would ferry him to safety.

Suspicious and fearful, Tzizvvt masqueraded as a xenoarchaeology professor, who sought an artifact known as The Eye of the Beyonder.

Telling his story to those who would listen, he became a well known figure amongst the Mos Eisley locals, and "crazy old" Tzizvvt soon earned the derision of the city's spacefaring populace. He took up residence in Tatooine's antiquated sewers, and filled his quarters with the stolen treasures from Biitu and Roon. He also kept a particularly spectacular piece, purported to have come from Jandoon itself.

Solomahal
In 0 BBY, Tzivvt was present in Chalmun's Spaceport Cantina when an elderly man entered the building with a younger man and a golden protocol droid. The younger man, farmboy Luke Skywalker, got into an argument with the Aqualish thug Ponda Baba, and the older Human, Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi, interjected and used his lightsaber to slice off one of the Aqualish's arms. Although the spectacle initially grabbed everyone's attention, most went back to their conversations after several moments. The crowd then collectively turned to witness Kenobi depart the cantina. Eventually, word of Tzizvvt's tales reached the ears of Solomahal, a veteran General of the Clone Wars. The Brizzit met the Lutrillian in the cantina, where Tzizvvt spun his requisite tale about "The Eye of the Beyonder." Solomahal was skeptical, and privately investigated the Brizzit's background. Despite his discovery of the Imperial warrant, he was still interested, and contacted Tzizvvt in his sewer residence. The Brizzit could not pay for Solomahal's services as a pilot up front, but the Lutrillian agreed to provide passage for him, in exchange for a cut of the treasures that would hypothetically be retrieved.

Personality and traits
Adept at spinning a tale and covering his identity, Tzizvvt was able to successfully evade Imperial reprisal for a time leading up to the Battle of Yavin. He developed an identity for himself in the Mos Eisley community, and was regarded as nothing more than a storyteller who was liberal with the truth. Some even went so far as to label him "crazy." Nonetheless, he was eventually able to convince a pilot to aid him, even without the presentation of credits prior to service.