Vomak Paramexor
| Vomak Paramexor | |
| Biographical Information | |
| Race | Abyssin |
| Born | Byss |
| Physical Description | |
| Gender | Male |
| Height | 2.1 Meters |
| Political Information | |
| Affiliation | House Paramexor |
Abyssins usually only have one name given to them at birth. Vomak adopted his surname "Paramexor", from an extinct House of Bounty Hunters. He did this to come across as more appealing to the other sentients in the galactic community. As Vomak knew only of experiences from his homeworld and a smuggler that had employed him, he spent many hours in libraries and museums absorbing knowledge of the wider galaxy. House Paramexor captured his imagination of stout warriors that take action "under the orange-and-green banner".
Youth and Early Adulthood
Vomak's early life was similar to many other Abyssin on his homeworld. Primitive and nomadic by nature, he and other members of his tribe would migrate across the lands to avoid the intense heat and to find water. This would often lead to "Bloodings" (conflict) with rival tribes. Sometimes his tribe would interact with offworld merchants and slavers and subsequently this led to Vomak falling under the employ of a smuggler as hired muscle.
The concept was completely new to him, but there were major advantages that came from it. New and more advanced weapons and armour were exchanged for his services and opportunities to increase his automony through ship piloting. As time wore on he became less reliant on the smuggler, he learned the value of credits and became more aware of the wider galaxy. Inevitably Vomak was only able to get the smuggler out of trouble so many times, and eventually his employer died during a dodgy transaction with underworld gangs.
Vomak inherited his employers ship, some credits and an annoying EV Supervisior Droid; which he eventually named "Squire" after the famed droids from the once extinct Paramexor House, Guild of Hunters.
Year 27, The Wider Galaxy

Vomak's newly acquired droid Incessantly pestered him. It was evident that the droid assumed that it was intellectually superior to to its new master. Between the constant nagging about supplies and ship maintenance it did bring up an important point that the ship was likely old stolen tech from the Galactic Empire. Considering this and the fact they were currently in Imperial space Vomak grudgingly agreed with his annoying companion that it would best to leave.
The Abyssin struggled with learning Galactic Basic at first, but was helped by the droid, Squire; to translate and digest the language. With Squire's aid it made it possible to divulge his old employers datapads and later the knowledge stored in planetary libraries. While delving into old datafiles Vomak became enamored by stories of old legends of warriors and places of wonder. He spent many hours reading Vicendi's "Arturm Galactinum" (The 20 Wonders of the Galaxy) and of warrior Houses; particularly House Paramexor. Worlds away from his dusty native planet into a galaxy full of grand possibilities.