T'Sol
| Ensign T'Sol | ||
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| Name: | T'Sol | |
| Age: | 42 | |
| Gender: | Female | |
| Birthplace: | Shahanirlar, Vulcan | |
| Species: | Vulcan | |
| Eye Color: | Green | |
| Hair Color: | Black | |
| Height: | 5 foot 8 | |
| Weight: | 80 kg | |
| Blood Color: | Green | |
| Skin Color: | Light Green | |
| Current rank: | Ensign | |
| Current Position: | Security Officer | |
| Assignment: | USS Hades | |
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| Status: | Active | |
Physical Description:
T’Sol is a slightly stocky Vulcan Female
Background:
Like most Vulcans T’Sol studied a variety of subjects including but not limited to sciences. She studied ancient Vulcan martial arts, specifically learning the use of the Vulcan Lirpa. Her studies were intense and varied
Education:
Like most Vulcans T’Sol studied a variety of subjects including but not limited to sciences. She studied ancient Vulcan martial arts, specifically learning the use of the Vulcan Lirpa. Her studies were intense and varied
Pre Starfleet:
T’Sol joined the Academy, with the original intention of becoming a science officer. She switched her major in her junior year after deciding that Security was a more logical choice for her to pursue.
Starfleet:
T’Sol was assigned to the USS Mystique as a security Officer. When that vessel was decommissioned, she was assigned to the USS Hades.
Medical:
T’Sol has never been seriously injured. Nor has she been seriously ill a day in her life.
Hobbies:
T’Sol finds Terran interactions interesting, especially when dealing with their emotional aspects. She plays the Vulcan Flute and enjoys three-D Chess. She also enjoys a variety of competitive sports.
Skills:
T’Sol is an expert with both the Vulcan Lirpa and the Terran Bo Staff. She is an excellent hand-to-hand instructor and is proficient in three Terran and one Vulcan martial arts. Due to her studies she is good with sciences of all types, although not an expert. She is barely passable with engineering. She has passable people skills.
Other:
T’Sol is a follower of the Teachings of Surak, embracing logic over emotion. She has, however been recently wondering if this path of the Kohlinar is the right one for her. She has begun studying the play and affects of emotions in other species in an attempt to reconciles some of her suspicions.
