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Name: Armitage Hux Canon: Star Wars Canon Point: End of Episode VIII, when he's on Crait, in the rebel base CRAU Timeline/Game(s): Hux spent about a year and half/two years in hadriel.
World Description: N/A Character History:here CRAU History: Durning his time in Hadriel, he worked against the gods who were feeding off his emotions for power (whom he didn't believe were actual gods). He made a deal with the enemy of the gods, the Null, during his first stay in Hadriel. A year later, he returned to Hadriel ready to resume his efforts against the gods. He went on an expedition to find out more about the Null and found a weapon that could be used against the gods. He has no allegiance towards the Null but they also haven't been feeding off his emotions and manipulating him.
Personality: Young and ruthless for power, Hux sees the galaxy as his to take. While the First Order reveres Imperial figures such as Tarkin and Palpatine, Hux believes in the idea that the First Order will continue the traditions of the Empire built on a stronger, more enduring foundation.
Obsessive, passionate, and driven by his devotion to his beliefs, Hux will sacrifice anything. He gets little sleep and is consumed with plans for the future which keep him constantly restless. He is willing to take whatever measures he has to get what he wants including destroying an entire star system. When it came time to give the order to destroy the system where the Resistance was it was clear that he had no regrets about the steps he was about to take aside from practical matters. Loss of life, even on such a massive scale, is a price he's willing to accept in order to establish order in the galaxy once more.
He saw the galaxy in chaos at the end of the Galactic Empire which gave way to a corrupt, weak New Republic. He grew up among the remains of the Empire, taught by old Imperial officers, and was greatly influenced by them. While he was born just before the Battle of Yavin, in the final days of the Empire, he grew up hearing the stories of the stability the Empire brought to the galaxy after the Clone Wars ravaged many star systems while the Republic was crumbling.
Tradition is important to him but at the same time, Hux is practical and logical in how he goes about establishing a new version of the Empire. He has a strong hatred for the New Republic which he sees as weak and corrupt and is passionate about getting rid of the Senate once and for all.
Hux is young and so he has to ensure that no one questions his authority. Appearances are vital and the image he presents to others is the image of a strong military leader who is in absolute control. However, his facade isn't as perfect as he would like to think it is.
He gets angry when Kylo Ren questions his methods about his soldiers, snapping at him. He also is unsettled when he doesn't know what's going on. Hux is observant and logical, priding himself at being able to predict and understand others. However, when FN-2187 defected Hux was unsettled because there was simply no logical explanation. His world has to have order and when that order is disrupted it throws him off-balance.
His loyalty to the First Order and dedication to Imperial tradition is absolute. Though he has every ambition to one day to rule the galaxy, his commitment to that higher ideal never wavers. He defers to Snoke's orders, despite questioning them at times, and is even able to motivate others to dedicate themselves to the cause. However, he's able to keep the extent of his true ambitions from Kylo Ren and Snoke. He knows that Snoke is manipulating him- Snoke has been denying him the promotion to Grand Marshal that he deserves (and the job he's basically doing). The two of them compete for Snoke's favor and don't work well together. Kylo Ren knows full well that given even the smallest chance, Hux would take him down. When Kylo Ren is unconscious in the throne room, Hux doesn't hesitate to reach for his blaster. While Hux is willing to take responsibility for his own mistakes, he is always more than happy to tear Kylo Ren down at the same time.
CRAU Development: In the course of his stay in Hadriel, Hux had to face a lot about himself that he once repressed. He experienced emotions during events that brought out certain emotions. For example, he had to face the ghost of his father which shook him more than he cared to admit. He learned to make connections with others despite his initial weariness, learning that not everyone was going to exploit that. He's still learning who he is and how to live outside of the First Order, outside his life as a general.
Powers/Abilities: None
Inventory: Hadriel communicator, datapad from home, First Order uniform, clothes he was wearing in Hadriel, blaster, and a monomolecular blade
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Name: Armitage Hux
Canon: Star Wars
Canon Point: End of Episode VIII, when he's on Crait, in the rebel base
CRAU Timeline/Game(s): Hux spent about a year and half/two years in
World Description: N/A
Character History: here
CRAU History: Durning his time in Hadriel, he worked against the gods who were feeding off his emotions for power (whom he didn't believe were actual gods). He made a deal with the enemy of the gods, the Null, during his first stay in Hadriel. A year later, he returned to Hadriel ready to resume his efforts against the gods. He went on an expedition to find out more about the Null and found a weapon that could be used against the gods. He has no allegiance towards the Null but they also haven't been feeding off his emotions and manipulating him.
Personality: Young and ruthless for power, Hux sees the galaxy as his to take. While the First Order reveres Imperial figures such as Tarkin and Palpatine, Hux believes in the idea that the First Order will continue the traditions of the Empire built on a stronger, more enduring foundation.
Obsessive, passionate, and driven by his devotion to his beliefs, Hux will sacrifice anything. He gets little sleep and is consumed with plans for the future which keep him constantly restless. He is willing to take whatever measures he has to get what he wants including destroying an entire star system. When it came time to give the order to destroy the system where the Resistance was it was clear that he had no regrets about the steps he was about to take aside from practical matters. Loss of life, even on such a massive scale, is a price he's willing to accept in order to establish order in the galaxy once more.
He saw the galaxy in chaos at the end of the Galactic Empire which gave way to a corrupt, weak New Republic. He grew up among the remains of the Empire, taught by old Imperial officers, and was greatly influenced by them. While he was born just before the Battle of Yavin, in the final days of the Empire, he grew up hearing the stories of the stability the Empire brought to the galaxy after the Clone Wars ravaged many star systems while the Republic was crumbling.
Tradition is important to him but at the same time, Hux is practical and logical in how he goes about establishing a new version of the Empire. He has a strong hatred for the New Republic which he sees as weak and corrupt and is passionate about getting rid of the Senate once and for all.
Hux is young and so he has to ensure that no one questions his authority. Appearances are vital and the image he presents to others is the image of a strong military leader who is in absolute control. However, his facade isn't as perfect as he would like to think it is.
He gets angry when Kylo Ren questions his methods about his soldiers, snapping at him. He also is unsettled when he doesn't know what's going on. Hux is observant and logical, priding himself at being able to predict and understand others. However, when FN-2187 defected Hux was unsettled because there was simply no logical explanation. His world has to have order and when that order is disrupted it throws him off-balance.
His loyalty to the First Order and dedication to Imperial tradition is absolute. Though he has every ambition to one day to rule the galaxy, his commitment to that higher ideal never wavers. He defers to Snoke's orders, despite questioning them at times, and is even able to motivate others to dedicate themselves to the cause. However, he's able to keep the extent of his true ambitions from Kylo Ren and Snoke. He knows that Snoke is manipulating him- Snoke has been denying him the promotion to Grand Marshal that he deserves (and the job he's basically doing). The two of them compete for Snoke's favor and don't work well together. Kylo Ren knows full well that given even the smallest chance, Hux would take him down. When Kylo Ren is unconscious in the throne room, Hux doesn't hesitate to reach for his blaster. While Hux is willing to take responsibility for his own mistakes, he is always more than happy to tear Kylo Ren down at the same time.
CRAU Development: In the course of his stay in Hadriel, Hux had to face a lot about himself that he once repressed. He experienced emotions during events that brought out certain emotions. For example, he had to face the ghost of his father which shook him more than he cared to admit. He learned to make connections with others despite his initial weariness, learning that not everyone was going to exploit that. He's still learning who he is and how to live outside of the First Order, outside his life as a general.
Powers/Abilities: None
Inventory: Hadriel communicator, datapad from home, First Order uniform, clothes he was wearing in Hadriel, blaster, and a monomolecular blade
Anything Else? N/A
Prose/Brackets Sample: here