Grog Wahil, a Shistavanen (Werewolf looking), was born some 40 odd years ago abroad a pirate ship, where his father and mother both worked at. They were some of the best scouts any pirate could had at the time and treated well by the Captain; when Grog was three however, his parents went missing on an operation. Grog was promtly left behind by the pirates on the next planet they raided, informing the child he would fend for himself from now on. They also informed him that his parents were still alive and waiting for him somewhere in the galaxy. Being three, Grog actually bought this sack of lies from the pirates.
Grog quickly became a great beggar, thief and overall homeless person for the next several years, surviving on a mid-rim world primary using his excellent wits and through his natural racial abilities. He also was force-sensitive, although he would be unaware for years to come. When Grog turned 12, he snuck upon a Republic Warship, and stowed away in the ship to the Outer Rims. Once in the Outer Rims, Grog began to pick up work as a freelance messenger and scout, like his parents, serving his role well but not really remarkable again for years. During this time however, he ran into an old member of the pirate crew, who told him the truth: that his parents had always been hated and been killed by other jealous scouts who wished the captain paid them well. The Captain, not wishing a mutiny, agreed with the plan. After killing the informant, Grog swore to kill all the pirates on that ship.
There were two problems for Grog however: one, he didn't know all of them, or how to get a list of who was on the list; this was rectified after doing a few jobs for Zorba the Hutt. The 2nd issue was that Grog was a terrible shooter. He couldn't kill someone via a blaster if his life depended on it; only his agility, claws, and fangs allowed to get by fights so far. This was rectified when on a mission that invovled mining some illegal jedi crystals; a Jedi arrived and killed most of the criminals; the Jedi died of his wounds on Dantootine however. Grog killed the remaining criminals, and stole the Jedi's lightsaber. Discovering some nearby ruins of an old Jedi temple, he found some old books on the way of the Jedi and begin to self-teach himself the ways of the Jedi. Surviving on the few wandering womp rats, banthas and other creatures via hunting, Grog trained for years, until becoming a well, in theory mostly, trained Jedi. Now he could have his revenge.
The Revenge of Grog took several years; Grog made it a habit of leaving an old Shastavanian symbol on his victims as an identifier. The Pirates took various methods to hide and run but no matter what they did they could run or hide. Some hid on prison planets; other hired armies; still others became elected officials or soldiers during the Clone Wars. It simply did not matter. Grog, after some initial difficulties, was a solid fighter with the lightsaber and killed the 108 crew members. All but the Captain was left.
3 years ago, the Pirate Captain, deadly aware of what was happening, hid himself as a slave to a powerful warlord on a far-off arctic planet in a midst of a deadly civil war that would eventually leaves almost all of its inhabitants either dead, enslaved, or exiled (if lucky). Amazingly, Grog was captured after soon landing due to the old hire super hot sexy chick to poison your drink at the local bar where you really shouldn't be trick. The warlord told Grog that he had the Pirate Captain captured, and would only give him to Grog if he killed the other Warlords; Grog agreed, and along with some other allies, defeated the remaining armies. These armies stood no chance aganist Grog and his compatriots. After completing his mission, the Warlord allowed Grog his revenge and Grog eagerly complied with his most inner wishes.
Like many a tale though, once the ending has occurred, the next question is, what happens in the next tale? Grog, like many a revenge oriented foe, did not know, so he accepted the Warlord's offer to be a Sith Lord. Grog now focuses mainly on training himself when not on a mission, which is often, trying to avoid the various teaching duties that are in the Sith encampment. Grog does not talk to many of the Sith Camp, mainly only to those he worked with in the war 2 years past. Grog is considered to be an overall well-rounded Sith, one of the more powerful ones, and his racial traits aid him in his many missions. Grog can be called cold-hearted and vicious, but he would reply that he was in the right in his missions and that the Code of the Sith proves it. It is recommended that you do not test his faith in the Code.
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