One of my big Star Wars factions currently being developed for Immortal Devotion is the Red Fleet, led by the mysterious Crimson King. There are 7 Shipmasters in the Red Fleet, each with their own unique backstories, personalities, and an almost sup...
"Do we really have to turn in a report of every skirmish we get into? I don't know how many men or starfighters we lost... but I also don't want to be on her bad side, so I'll just make some stuff up."
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Name: Endalay Poltair
Title: The Collector/The Archivist (5th Seat in the Red Fleet's Council of Shipmasters - 1st person to hold this position)
Species: Frenk
Gender: Female
Homeworld: Gorobei
Fleet Size: One capital ship, four light cruisers, eight corvettes, 8 haulers/cargo ships, 58 starfighters
Description: Endalay is one of the original 7 Shipmasters selected for the council back in 30 B.B.Y. She was born and raised on the Frenk homeworld of Gorobei, and served in the Frenk military for a few years, as all citizens are required to do. She came into some wealth at some point and eventually acquired an armed corvette with the intent of getting back at one of her traitorous colleagues. From there she fell into a life of pirating and enforcing, and eventually made her way into the Red Fleet, earning the respect of the Crimson King and being given the task of managing the "inventory" of the fleet. Due to her obsessive, orderly, OCD nature, she took this task very seriously and required reports from every ship captain about every detail regarding their crew and starships. She wasn't very popular among the fleet, but she was efficient, reliable, and was one of the sole reasons the fleet grew to the size it did in the years before the Empire, being able to acquire any kind of starfighter, cruiser, or corvette from her many contacts and sources. She retired from the role of Shipmaster in 10 B.B.Y. allowing her bitter rival Careen Anabeluum to take her spot on the council. In her old age she is still the perfect example of order and elegance, still working for the fleet from behind the scenes, but losing much of the overbearing nature that had earned her so much disdain. Similarly to The Cleaver, while she was actively serving on the council she was known as "The Collector," however, after her retirement she was referred to as "The Archivist" to avoid confusion with Careen.
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