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Mar. 17th, 2025 at 8:09 PM
| Player: Serge Contact: DMs Age: 30+ Other Characters: N/A Name: Kaidan Alenko Canon: Mass Effect Canon Point: Post Citadel DLC (Endgame) Age: 35 Backstory: Here. Personality: Because Kaidan has seen people—including himself—make bad decisions he's not afraid to caution others from doing the same. His explanations might be meandering, mind-numbing even, but he does mean well. Cautious and private, Kaidan believes humans and people as a whole should prove themselves before demanding respect. Fittingly, Kaidan respects people who are close to his own moral code—honest, hardworking people who want what's best for everyone. Amicable and cooperative, he's willing to accept and concede to the opinions of others as long as they fall along the same morality as his. What Kaidan isn't willing to do is tolerate injustice. Not one for subterfuge or lying, you'd think him an odd choice for a group of special agents with extrajudicial authority over the entire galaxy. That's precisely why Kaidan makes an excellent Spectre—his moral compass is solid, needing no external impetus to do the right thing, incoruptible. Kaidan refuses to compromise his morals even if it makes his life much, much harder—if the hill is worth dying for he'll be the first to climb it. He dislikes political maneuvering though he does understand it, participates if it's beneficial for the common good. When it isn't, Kaidan has no qualms in disobeying orders regardless if he goes against friends and/or superiors (hey, Shepard). Kaidan doesn't serve governments, doesn't even serve people. Kaidan serves ideals, allying with those willing to uphold them. Given all this Kaidan always tries to keep an eye on the bigger picture, though he doesn't always succeed due to his introverted nature, leaving him prone to navel-gazing. He can come across as judgmental, overly emotional and frustratingly stubborn due to sticking to his principles no matter what. Before joining the Normandy, Kaidan was hesitant to use his biotics on living targets due to his childhood experiences, fearing losing control like that once more, but abandons the policy once he sees no other alternative to protect those he cares about. Thanks to the events at Eden Prime and Shepard's death, Kaidan suffers from survivor's guilt. He can also be awkward and his dry wit doesn't help (though it makes him unintentionally hilarious in many occasions). If you want a yes man Kaidan's not your guy. But if you want someone willing to call you out on your shit, self-aware to the point of detriment, morally stalwart and skilled to boot? Yeah, you couldn't ask for a better man. Powers/Abilities: Supernatural ability is biotics. To cut a long story short, biotics is space telekinesis and elemental manipulation. Kaidan in particular is fond of creating shields, lifting and pulling enemies and—because biotics are an organic process—Reaving, which attacks an enemy's nervous/synthetic system and prevents healing. When used against organics, it gives back a bit of health to Kaidan. Biotics are taxing to use. Kaidan requires twice as many Calories as the average human. He also suffers from chronic migraines due to the L2 biotic implant he uses, now discontinued due to it making you a biotic god at the cost of your sanity and health. Specifics here. Inventory:
Game Plans: Monster Choice:
Vehicle Choice: M35 Mako, Tough. Sample: Top Level in March's TDM. |