Name: Standard 7th Clone Trooper
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Rank: Private
Tier: High 4
Background: Recognizable by the orange colour pattern of their armour, the 7th Sky Corps were known through both their Jedi General and the tactics applied in battle. Following suit with General Kenobi's patterns, the 7th operated as a "by the books" unit. They would devise a strategic plan of attack before engaging the enemy, following that plan to the tee. The 7th would not typically be seen deviating from their orders, with exceptions seen during operations completed while fighting alongside the 501st Legion and General Skywalker who took a more aggressive and head-on approach in combat.
During the initial period of the Clone Wars, the 7th was host to the famous 212th Attack Battalion alongside the 212th Recon Division. The members of Recon were specialized in scouting missions and catching opponents by surprise effectively. However, at the formation of the Second Eternal Alliance to combat the growing threat the Eternal Empire posed to the galaxy, Recon Division was disbanded as more soldiers were required to combat Sith opponents in Carnivore Company.
The 7th Sky Corps saw less action after General Kenobi took leave from the Clone Wars following the Day of Chaos.
Speed: High H Combat Speed
Abilities: Highly Proficient in Mechanical Mind and Shotguns. Proficient with Blaster Rifles, Blaster Pistols, Sniper Rifles, Improvised Hand-to-Hand Combat, and Throwables. Skilled in Jetpacks, Explosives, Treatment & Aid, and Ground Vehicles.
Perk: Greatest Offence...
When defending an area, the 7th Sky Corps get an +1 increase to all their equipment proficiencies.
Equipment: Mastery with DP-23; Highly Proficient with DC-15A and DC-15S Carbine; Skilled in Flamethrower and Whipcords; Phase 2 Plastoid Clone Trooper Armour; 2 Thermal Detonators; Utility Belt with: Ammunition, Grappling Hook, Basic Medical Supplies, Multitool.
Weaknesses: The 7th struggle to think outside the box, following the hallmark of their Jedi General of sticking to the plan and orders. Surprising them with an unknown factor will render them inefficient.
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