costume description:
generic jedi,
brown long sleeved under shirt.
off white tunic (obi wan style)
off white tabards and obi (obi wan
style)
light brown trousers
black leather belt
black boots
three brown wooden pouches
four food capsules
lightsaber clip
luke style graflex lightsaber blue
blade
communicator

character back story:
Dante Alimos pre order66
at this point in his life Dante has had
two masters, his first was Kerzon
Yender and the second Master and
current travelling companion is
Typhus Remlar.
Dante was born on Atar an orphan
boy found by Kerzon on a routine
appearance to show the people of
Atar that the Jedi presence was still
strong within the sector, Dante
showed great promise with force
abilities and was accepted into the
initiate program by master Yoda and
Windu under the teachings of
Kerzon.
Dante was a quick learner and soon
surpassed the expectations of the
council by joining the explore corps
detachment of the Jedi order taking
his Master Yender along for the ride,
a near one cycle into the deep
space expedition Dante passed the
Jedi trials becoming a Jedi knight,
upon finding a planet far beyond the
outer rim Dante took a years
absence to reflect on his own
knowledge of the living force leaving
the explore corps ship to circle
around the outer galaxy before
returning to collect him.
When Dante was eventually
retrieved he learned that his former
master Kerzon had settled on a
distant moon and wished to remain
there until the next exploration ship
passed, Dante felt abandoned by his
mentor and insisted in sitting the
trials with a new master. The pilot
known as Typhus Remlar had
recently become a Master Jedi and
volunteered for the opportunity to
help the young Jedi knight find his
way once more.
Two years passed before the return
to the Jedi temple on Coruscant
where Dante was named Master for
his efforts to resist the dark side
during his feelings of abandonment,
then the clone wars began, Dante
and Typhus where sent on
numerous missions and for the most
part succeeded in the way the
council wished, though Dante had a
motto of sorts, “what we do not tell
the council about our methods, is
just less for them to worry about”