Typical Clone Trooper

Clone Trooper

Dexterity: 2D+2* (See Armor)

Blaster: 4D
Brawling parry: 3D+2
Dodge: 3D+1

Knowledge: 1D+2
Mechanical: 2D
Perception: 1D+2 (See Armor)
Strength: 2D

brawling: 3D

Technical: 2D

Move: 10
Character points: 2
Equipment: BlasTech DC-15s (3D), BlasTech DC-15 (5D+1), Clone Trooper Armor, Mark I.

Clone Trooper Sergeant

Dexterity: 2D+2* (See Armor)

Blaster: 5D
Blaster artillery: 3D+2
Brawling parry: 4D+2
Dodge: 4D+1
Grenade: 3D+2
Missile weapons: 3D

Knowledge: 1D+2

Intimidation: 3D
Tactics: 2D

Mechanical: 2D

Ground vehicle operation: 3D+2
Repulsorlift operation: 3D+2
Walker operation: 3D

Perception: 1D+2 (See Armor)

Command: 2D+1

Strength 2D

Brawling: 3D+1

Technical: 2D

Move: 10
Character points: 2
Equipment: BlasTech DC-15s (3D), BlasTech DC-15 (5D+1), Clone Trooper Armor, Mark I.

Clone Trooper Lieutenant

Dexterity: 2D+2* (See Armor)

Blaster: 5D+1
Blaster artillery: 5D
Brawling parry: 5D
Dodge: 4D+2
Grenade: 4D
Missile weapons: 3D+1

Knowledge: 1D+2

Intimidation: 4D+2
Tactics: 3D

Mechanical: 2D

Ground vehicle operation: 4D
Repulsorlift operation: 4D+1
Walker operation: 4D

Perception: 1D+2 (See Armor)

Command: 3D

Strength 2D

Brawling: 3D+2

Technical: 2D

Move: 10
Character points: 2
Equipment: BlasTech DC-15s (3D), BlasTech DC-15 (5D+1), Clone Trooper Armor, Mark I OR Clone Trooper Armor, Mark II (depending on the Setting).

Clone Trooper Captain

Dexterity: 2D+2* (See Armor)

Blaster: 5D+2
Blaster artillery: 5D
Brawling parry: 5D+1
Dodge: 5D
Grenade: 4D
Missile weapons: 3D+1

Knowledge: 1D+2

Intimidation: 5D+1
Tactics: 4D

Mechanical: 2D

Ground vehicle operation: 4D
Repulsorlift operation: 5D
Walker operation: 4D

Perception: 1D+2 (See Armor)

Command: 4D+1

Strength: 2D

Brawling: 3D+2

Technical: 2D

Move: 10
Character points: 2
Equipment: BlasTech DC-15s (3D), BlasTech DC-15 (5D+1), Clone Trooper Armor, Mark I OR Clone Trooper Armor, Mark II (depending on the Setting).

Clone Trooper Commander

Dexterity: 2D+2* (See Armor)

Blaster: 5D+2
Blaster artillery: 5D
Brawling parry: 5D+1
Dodge: 5D
Grenade: 4D
Missile weapons: 3D+1

Knowledge: 1D+2

Intimidation: 5D+2
Tactics: 4D+2

Mechanical: 2D

Ground vehicle operation: 4D
Repulsorlift operation: 5D
Walker operation: 4D

Perception 1D+2 (See Armor)

Command: 5D+1

Strength: 2D

Brawling 3D+2

Technical: 2D

Move: 10
Character points: 2
Equipment: BlasTech DC-15s (3D), BlasTech DC-15 (5D+1), Clone Trooper Armor, Mark I OR Clone Trooper Armor, Mark II (depending on the Setting).

Description

Clone troopers were soldiers bred and trained to serve as the Republic’s first ever military force during the conflict that came to be known as the Clone Wars. Born and raised in the stilt-cities of Kamino, the clone troops, trained and drilled since birth, came to be regarded as one of the best military forces ever to have existed in the Galaxy’s history. This was not only due to their unrivaled training, but also to their unwavering loyalty to the Galactic Republic and its leader, Supreme Chancellor Palpatine.

The first series of clone trooper armor (designated Phase I armor) consisted of 20 form-fitting plastoid-alloy composite plates sealed to a temperature-control body glove via magnatomic gription panels. Jango Fett’s Mandalorian heritage influenced the design of the armor, as seen in the t-shaped visor plate. The Kaminoans aesthetic influence was also visible, in its stark coloration and detailing. As the Kaminoans were not fully versed in human ergonomics, the armor was uncomfortable to sit in, though future generations of the suit corrected this flaw. The clone trooper helmet included a comlink and enhanced breath filter for combat in hostile environments.

The unique clone trooper identification number was embedded in each clone’s DNA. The clones themselves had no physical markings indicating their unique identities. A special scanner incorporated into the clone trooper helmet identified the trooper and this info was displayed on a tiny LED viewscreen incorporated in the back of the helmet. The information displayed on the helmet could also be transmitted to a central location so that combat commanders could “track” a battle. In the first units, color-coded flashes on the armor denoted rank, with green troopers being sergeants, blue being lieutenants, red being captains, and yellow being commanders.

The clones designated for command duty were specifically trained in that capacity in advanced academies on Kamino. A variant in armor and training also created Clone Pilots, assigned to operate the army’s diverse machines of war.

Source

Galaxy Guide 15: Attack of the Clones (pages 112-114)