Name: Tishman Crane
Age: 8 years, with only 5 years of subjective consciousness.
Physical Specs: The robot who has assumed the identity of Tishman Crane is based off a design from the later years of the last century, when there was a fashion for buying oneself an android copy. To the naked eye, it resembles the original Crane, and most of the time, has the same physical limitations. It is estimated to have roughly 1.3HS (Human Standard) strength and speed and approximately 1.1HS intelligence. As for mental resemblance, it's personality was constructed from a rather simple brainscan of Crane, giving the android a replica of his emotional disposition and mannerisms, and a record of his memories, though these are dissociated from it's personality core and apparently have missing areas.
For sustainment, the robot needs neither food or oxygen, but powers itself from a small fusion generator. It can eat, but simply stores the biological material for ejection. His body is also capable of taking far greater punishment; it can survive the loss of limbs, has a second AI core in case of decapitation. His senses are stronger, he can see the full electromagnetic spectrum and he possesses an internal coms unit. He is fully ambidextrous, and his joints are far more flexible. These upgrades have been added at his own request, before it signed for Kurast's armed forces.
Appearance: Tishman Crane stands 5'11? tall, and weighs 60 kilos. His hair is short, brown and slightly curled, and his face is lean, with strong cheekbones and sarcastic smile. He wears dark, simple clothes chosen for their practicality. he moves smoothly, and easily, even in the heavier gravities, and seems unphased by circumstance, be it the heat of a close sun or raging battle
Faction: Kurast Dominion
Homeplanet: The factory world of Vraxus, a G class desert planet in Vallarrim sector. Vraxus was colonised for it's rare metals, and was thriving as a factory world before the Sorren came, and when the Dominion formed, it came into it's own, helping to provide the required industry. Now, it's factories have blended with it's cities and now cover more than 40% of the landmass with artificial structures
Weapons: Tishman wields a ?Ravager?, a blended weapon given to the Sentinels most suicidally eager to engage the enemy. It consists of a medium range rifle capable of single shot fire only, with a chainsaw bayonet running the length of it's underside. The gun is lightweight and relatively inaccurate, but more than makes up it for the fact that the grip can be shifted to allow the Ravager to be wielded like a sword, where it's deadly potential is maximised.
Tishman also has built two K552 type blades directly into his forearms; they function in the same way but are hidden within his synthskin layer. These are stealth weapons to fall back on rather than utilised in combat.
Misc items: Tishman carries little in the way of luxury; he draws little pleasure from material objects. He does, however, carry a small memograph of his estranged wife, and the children he feels a paternal love for children
Role: Sentinel
Bio: The original Tishman Crane was a business man on Vraxus, but his actions hinted at something more sinister, for he would head off-planet for months at a time, alerting neither friends, nor authorities. At the time, nothing was suspected, but he had a robot built to replace him during the time he was away. Loaded with a simple copy of his personality, and built as his spitting image, the android blended in seamlessly. Over a number of years, Crane began to spend more and more time away, until one day, he never came back.
The android excelled itself; the designers had predicted it could last for two months maximum without being found, but it lasted two years until it was detected.
In the ensuing court case, the android argued well for it's cause, stating that it has so well represented its creator, furthered all his interests and has been accepted for so long by his friends and family that it deserves rights to the life he once owned. The judge was convinced, and allowed it the right to Crane's estates, identity and rights, but Crane's wife and children were horrified, and abandoned him.
Distraught, Tishman felt the need for a new meaning in life, and settled on fighting for the Dominion's survival. He had itself radically modified for combat purposes, and signed up for the Dominion's armed forces