Grand Moff Kobin Tarvik

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Lisard, Tarvik, and Sher Khal'Saad

• Full Name: Kobin Tarvik

• Alliance: Galactic Empire

• Rank: Grand Moff

• Species: Coruscanti (Felis catus)

• Age (EpI): 68

• Sex: Male

• Assignment or Location: DEATH STAR 5

• Born: 1732 (Janus Ager Calendar)

• Location of Birth: Imperial City, Level 97 Section C-12-18; Corsuscant

• Parents: James Tarvik and Jane Tarvik

• Education: Coruscant Imperial Naval Academy

• Marital Status: Divorced

• Created By: "Grand Moggy Tarkin"

Background:

Rising quickly with the dawn of the New Order, Kobin Tarvik has seemingly always had a hand in the establishment and rule of the Empire; his iconic association with the Empire only overshadowed by the emperor himself.

Grand Moff Tarvik is the chief author of the Empire's doctrine of rule through fear, and the primary instigator of the original DEATH STAR project-the demise of which nearly cost him his life at the Battle of Yavin; had he not heeded the warnings of danger from one of his underlings, Tarvik would have doubtlessly perished with the countless other servants of the Empire when Rebel terrorists successfully destroyed the first DEATH STAR station.

As commanding officer of the second fully functional DEATH STAR, Tarvik has overseen and ordered the ultimate destruction of countless worlds and civilizations, albeit with a more careful and weary eye. His seeming immunity to emotion and diabolical genius have ensured him a high place on the emperor's list of top Imperial officers, despite recent embarrassments in his military career.

Character Notes:

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