The statistices for these characters were created with the D20 Star Wars Roleplaying Game. They do not have any connection to LFL's Star Wars property, but are actually culled from the same setting as "Trail of the Starkiller." (The "Force" powers are actually psionic abilities.)

Daya Droidbane, Female Human, Scoundrel 3/Force Adept 14: Init +3 (Dex bonus); Defense 24 (+11 class, +3 Dex); Spd 10m; VP/WP 85/15; Atk +14/+9/+4 melee (1d6+2 punch or 1d6+2/1d6+2 stun staff), +15/+10/+5 ranged (3d8 heavy blaster pistol); SQ Better Lucky than Good, Comprehend Speech, Force Talisman +2, Force Weapon +2d4, Illicit Barter; Fort +14, Ref +7, Will +6; SZ M (1.59m); FP 15; DSP 4; Rep 8; Str 14, Dex 16, Con 15, Int 12, Wis 11, Cha 17.
Equipment: Force talisman +4 (her golden collar, fashioned from the skin of an android), large stun staff, vibroblade
Skills: Bluff +7, Climb +8, Computer Use +5, Demolitions +6, Diplomacy +5, Disable Device +6, Escape Artist +7, Forgery +4, Gather Information +7, Hide +11, Jump +8, Listen +6, Move Silently +8, Repair +5, Search +4, Sense Motive +7, Spot +5, Survival +5, Treat Injury +5, Tumble +7.
Feats: Force Sensitive, Inspirational, Weapons Group Proficiency (Blaster Pistols, Primitive Weapons, Simple Weapons)
Force Skills: Affect Mind +10, Empathy +6, Enhance Ability +9, Force Grip +11, Force Push +11, Friendship +9, Heal Another +6, Move Object +11
Force Feats: Alter, Burst of Speed, Control, Dissipate Energy, Force Lightning, Force Whirlwind, Sense
Background and Personality Notes: Daya was born on Kalitarn, a world owned by one of the galactic mega-corps. When the workers/residents attempted to mount a strike in order to gain more access to the goods they manufactured and safer working conditions, the corporation unleashed hoards of unrestrained battle droids on the populace, slaughtering them by the tens of thousands. Among the dead were Daya's parents, older brother, and twin sister. Daya barely escaped alive herself, and at the tender age of 11, she was left alone to fend for herself.
Needless to say, Daya was driven both by the need to survive and a deep hatred for the corporation that owned her homeworld and the droids that had killed her family. She may well have been consumed by her own hatred and the harsh life on the streets if not for two factors: First, Daya's natural leadership abilities soon led her to gather a group of other orphans around her, and they protected one another. Second, she came to the attention of Kahlon Hul, a master of little-known school of "alien magic." He sensed in her the potential to pass along the arcane knowledge he possessed.
As Daya's mastery of the alien practices grew, and she gained status and power in the underworld of her homeworld, she gradually became obsessed with avenging the destruction of her family. This initially took the form of an uprising on her homeworld that freed it from the corporate shackles and led to the destruction of every android and highly advanced computer on the planet. She was 21 when she achieved this goal.
Although Daya did not assume the reigns of power on her world, she now had access to a galactic perspective. Upon studying the conditions throughout Settled Sapce, she came to decide that the real problem wasn't the leaders of the mega-corporations but rather the machinery they surrounded themselves with. The true enemy was technology that removed the need to interact with "little people," and, worse, technology that She soon broadened the scope of her crusade. Taking the name "Droidbane," she started to aspouse a philosophy that held "self-aware" technology as being inherently corrupting of truly sentient beings and that it was a holy duty of the righteous to destroy it. Within half a decade, her "cult" has spread from Kalitarn to a dozen other star systems. They have claimed responsibility for over 1,000 terrorist acts.
There are those who believe Daya to be insane. Others hold that she is a brilliant philospopher, but that her early life scarred her psyche. Most of her followers believe her to be the answer to saving civilization from eventually becoming alienated from itself by its own creations, while some go so far as claiming she is the vessel of a great divine spirit. Everyone, however, agrees that she is dangerous when crossed, and that the Mechanoid Slayers will only continue to grow in power under her leadership.
Daya is 27 years old. She has dark brown hair and blue eyes. She adorns herself in jewelry manufactured from parts of androids she has destroyed. She has a mercurial temper and is known for sudden mood swings, unpredictable desires, and for being virtually undefeatable in debates and combat. She often leads sabotage and terrorist missions personally. Her closest advisors beg her not to--she is safe on Kalitarn but they fear she may be captured when she travels elsewhere. Daya disregards their warnings, claiming that she must do her part to help cleanse the galaxy—she will never just be a figurehead.
(Character created and designed by Steve Miller.)