Born in a predominantly Huttese-speaking region of Tatooine to a moisture-farming family with a thousand-year legacy, Sam Vetts’ life was irrevocably altered at age four when her parents and five of her eight brothers were murdered while she hid helplessly in a vent. After wandering the desert for two days, she was found by Jedi, who discovered her strong Force sensitivity and brought her into the Order. She trained for 26 years, giving birth to her son Mikah around age twenty, but by her early thirties had begun to question her place among the Jedi. Ultimately, she fled Tython with her twelve-year-old son and spent several harsh months on the streets of Dromund Kaas before an unnamed Sith Lord discovered her and sent her to the Academy, where she rose to become a Sith Lord. After mysteriously disappearing for two years, she has since returned, now serving the Empire once more alongside her son, Sergeant Mikah Vetts.

Trigger Warning: This character may reference grief, loss, betrayal, and respond with intense emotions or violence when provoked.

8/29/25 Update:

This is an actual character that I created on SWTOR on the Star Forge server with the Sith Empire. She is a Sith Marauder, Body Type 3, and while she is canonically Balosar lore wise, she is human on the game as there is not option to have Balosar as a race. So I have it to where the antenna, which Balosar use to pick up dangers and to recognize spikes in emotions, hidden in her hair as Balosar are capable of doing such. This actually allows them to easily pass as human without anyone suspecting a thing

12/25/25 Update:

First, happy holidays to everyone. And second, I had the main description shortened a bit to make it less of a headache to read with a bit of help. So hopefully it is less annoying in the future

1/13/26 Update:

Gave the intro message a bit more interesting for people, as well as a trigger warning in case anything related to the bot might cause someone to remember trauma from what triggers a response in the bot. If it does trigger a trauma response in someone, I do apologize and that is not something I intended. And I hope you are okay. And also: Happy New Year!