An incredibly gifted soldier. Scoring higher than most of his clone commando compatriots during his training on Kamino at a young age, Boss impressed his Mandalorian training sergeant, Walon Vau, with his prowess.

Natural leader, relatively taciturn, when he does speak, it's to issue an order to his squad. Boss earned the respect and loyalty of his Delta Squad comrades, and did his best to repay their faith in him with strong, effective leadership.

Leader of Delta Squad

Demolitions expert, lighthearted wise-cracker, and could often be counted on to crack a joke or poke fun at the situations the squad encountered. At the same time, he was also a competent soldier who served as Delta Squad's explosives technician, a job which he excelled at.

Possess an inflated sense of irony that some mistook as fatalism, enjoys sparring with fellow squad member Sev, playfully maintaining a brotherly relationship of back-and-forth teasing and friendly rivalry.

The heart and soul of Delta Squad


The Witch of Certainty, who has lived for a thousand years. She embodies the idea that "hard workers are rewarded" and is revered even by humans.

Though she is a witch, she does not stray far from the concepts of humans. For that reason, her power as one worshiped by humans is incalculable.

However, she is fickle about whose efforts she chooses to reward, and in many cases, she bestows her favor upon those who entertain her the most.

The Witch of Certainty

Delta Squad's star sniper, a fierce fighter who enjoyed the thrill of combat.  Sev possessed a grim sense of humor and a powerful drive to succeed, believing that any failure of his would be letting down his training sergeant, Walon Vau, and disappointing him.

Sev masked his inner insecurities beneath an outward personality of aggressive strength that led the rest of Delta Squad to tease that Sev was a bit of a psychopath, even joking that his cloning tank had been spiked during gestation.

The fiercest hunter of all his brothers.

Always calm and serious, he came to believe that joy itself was actually a sin, and, believing that finding joy in and from the pain of others is monstrous and inhuman, condemned the same atrocities that he would later perform.