Major Calders, Warden
Type: Security Warden
[edit]Dexterity 3D
[edit]Blaster 4D, brawling parry 4D, dodge 4D
Knowledge 2D+1
[edit]Bureaucracy 3D+1, intimidation 5D, languages 3D+1, streetwise 4D+1
Mechanical 2D+2
[edit]Repulsorlift operation 4D+2
Perception 2D+2
[edit]Bargain 4D+2, command 4D+2, hide 3D+2, search 4D+2, sneak 3D+1
Strength 3D
[edit]Brawling 4D+1, climbing/jumping 3D+2, stamina 4D
Technical 2D+1
[edit]Computer programming/repair 3D+1, demolitions 3D+1, security 4D+1
Character Points: 2
Move: 10
Equipment: Comlink, blaster pistol (4D), stun truncheon (4D+1 stun damage), interrogator kit on belt
Capsule: Major Calders is a thick-muscled bull of a man who appears to be busting out of his uniform. His mustache contains a hint of gray. Calders began his career as a security guard at the political detention wards of Odik II. This highly secret facility housed many of the dissidents from the Old Republic who refused to accept the Emperor's New Order. His work was so exemplary that Calders quickly moved up through the ranks. It wasn't long before he was the warden for the entire facility.
Because of his work at the secret detention center wards, Calders was a natural for assignment to the prison planet where the Death Star was being constructed. He was given the prestigious duty of overseeing the prisoner labor pool and forging them into a tireless machine. He exceeded even this own high expectations and drank in the praise of Grand Moff Tarkin and General Tagge willingly. Now he controls a wing of detention blocks on the completed battle station. His men are trained and understand the way he likes to run things. All he needs now is the first contingent of prisoners to fill the currently empty cells.
Calders is restrained aggression in Human form> His physical strength has become his personality. He is polite to his "guests" for as long as his orders demand such treatment, but he can barely hide his glee when orders come through for interrogation–or worse.
Source: Slavicsek, Bill. Death Star Technical Companion, p. 89. West End Games, Pennsylvania, 1991.