Leonardo Jackson
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Leonardo Jackson | |
|---|---|
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| Personal | |
| Born | 3047 |
| Affiliation | Republic of the Sphere |
| Profile | |
| Profession | Jumpship Captain |
Leonardo Jackson was the Captain of the Merchant-class Jumpship Celeste in 3095 when it misjumped, its fate unknown after that.[1]
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History[edit]
He was a veteran spacer who served the Lyran Alliance during the Jihad as a courier and supply freight runner. He had a firebrand attitude and a propensity for some of the most colorful language outside of Canopian pornography in all three of the languages he knows (German, Gaelic, and English).
Jackson was unquestionably dedicated to his ship and its crew, which he regards as family. So many time in deep space his dark complexion has taken on something of a grayish pallor, several of his teeth have gone missing, and his frame is so emaciated-looking that it can be difficult imagining him moving under any amount of gravity.
He disappeared along his ship in a misjump and nothing else was known of him.[1]
Notes[edit]
- Leonardo Jackson is among the canonical items featured in the 2014 Halloween special product Empires Aflame. The focus of that product was an (expressly noncanonical) alternate universe; the misjump of the Celeste served as the entry point for the players into that other universe. Canonically, the Celeste vanished and its fate remains unknown.[2]
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Empires Aflame, p. 7
- ↑ See also this posting: "And, as already mentioned, yeah, that's all pretty much canon--right up to the point the players' ship fires up its KF drive for the last leg of its journey...and vanishes from the Prime setting forever."
Bibliography[edit]
- Empires Aflame (canonical section)