Name: Kisma Uttersond
Species: Chadra-Fan
Gender: Male
Hair color: Brown
Eye color: Blue
Skin color: Brown
Cybernetics: Leg

DEXTERITY: 2D
        Blaster: 4D+2
        Dodge: 4D+1
PERCEPTION: 3D
        Bargain 3D+1
        Persuasion: 4D
        Search 4D+2
        Sneak 4D+1
KNOWLEDGE: 3D
        Alien Species: 4D
        Scholar; Medicine: 4D+2
STRENGTH: 2D
        Brawling: 3D+1
MECHANICAL: 2D+2
        Medical Device Operations: 4D
        Communications: 4D
TECHNICAL: 3D+2
        Computer Programming/Repair: 4D+1
        Diagnosis: 6D
        Droid Programming/Repair: 4D
        First Aid: 7D
        Medicine: 5D+2

Special Abilities:
        Sight: The Chadra-Fan have the ability to see in the infrared and ultraviolet ranges, allowing them to see in all conditions short of absolute darkness.
        Smell: The Chadra-Fan have extremely sensitive smelling which gives them a +2D bonus to their search skill.


Story Factors:
        Tinkerers: Any mechanical device left within reach of a Chadra-Fan has the potential to be disassembled and then reconstructed. However, it is not likely that the reconstructed device will have the same function as the original. Most droids will develop a pathological fear of Chadra-Fan.

Move: 5
Force Sensitive: No
Force Points: 1
Dark Side Points: 0
Character Points: 4

Equipment:
        Comlink, Datapad, Lab Coat, Protective Glasses, Medical Kit, Medical Scanner (+1D to medical rolls)

Description: Kisma Uttersond was a Chadra-Fan male doctor who cared for Mari San Tekka, a hyperspace prospector who was kept aboard the Nihil flagship Gaze Electric, surviving in a medical capsule. Uttersond would be summoned when San Tekka, who was used by the Eye of the Nihil Marchion Ro to discover Paths through hyperspace, entered into a seizure. Following the Great Hyperspace Disaster, Ro wished for San Tekka to find the locations of future Emergences of the event. Uttersond contacted Ro through his comlink, insisting that San Tekka be allowed to rest for at least a week. Ro dismissed the doctor, ending the transmission when he attempted to continue speaking.