Name: Seon B. Aldeo
Playbook: Stitch. A former farmer who worked his way up to be a doctor on Nightfall. He saw the injustice of the medical system (rich take priority and the poor get nothing) yet held out hope that, as doctors, he could help people. Until he found out that medical supplies that were supposed to be going to outer ring colonies, including his own home planet, had instead been turned into profit to line the pockets of major families. Seon lashed out before fleeing Nightfall, hopping between groups as he travels further and further away.
Heritage: Colonist. Seon grew up on a rough, edge-of-civilization colony where people struggled to survive.
Background: Academic. A stitch’s knowledge is ultimately based in years of study.
Friend: Jackev Kolokol’chik, a drug dealer. Specializes in “herbal remedies” and is always happy to share new finds with scientifically inclined friends.
Rival: Lord Alben of the Albediam Albens, a former patient. A lord of substantial political clout on Nightfall and family connections across the Hegemony. Also happened to be the man on the operating table when Seon decided to lash out at the corruption on planet. He was none too pleased to find that his surgery had not gone as planned and is willing to use his connections to get back at the doctor who caused his problems.
Vice: Stupor. Holding a person’s life in your hands is stressful, whether in the Core planets or aboard a small ship. Drugs, a readily available commodity for doctors, help relieve the stress, as well as providing useful data on their medicinal effects.
Stats:
Abilities: I’m a doctor, not a…; Patch
Action Dots: Doctor 2, Study 1, Scrap 1, Sway 1, Scramble 1, Skulk 1
PC Relations:
- Monster: He complains about the amount of time Yae spends in the med-bay, but is appreciative of the help Yae gives him in understanding various beings anatomy.
- Armin: He is not very appreciative of those with connections to the guilds, but is willing to give him a chance, given that Armin screwed them over.
- Archaeologist: He can connect with them as fellow academics, but isn’t sure about how scientific some of their Way studies are.