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Blizz (Companion)
Blizz (Companion)
Blizz is the fourth companion that a Bounty Hunter will receive. This little guy (he's a jawa) is found imprisoned on Hoth after he's been abandoned by his former boss. Blizz has an eternally optimistic nature and is looking for a place to call home and be accepted. He has a big heart and cares about his new companions and looks up to the player. He is not a good choice to have around if your Bounty Hunter wants to go all Dark Side due to his upbeat personality. Despite his diminutive size, Blizz serves as a ranged tank in combat.
Planet: Hoth
Role: Ranged Tank
Armor: Heavy
Main Weapon: Blaster Pistol
Main Attribute: Aim
Crew Skills: Armormech (+15 Efficiency), Armstech (+1 Critical)
Likes: Adventure, attention, friendship, gadgets, praise
Dislikes: Extreme violence, people who are mean to him, scary things
| Gender | Companion of Class |
|---|---|
| Male | Bounty Hunter |
| Luxury | Favorite | Republic | Favorite |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technology | Love | Empire | Favorite |
| Culture | Favorite | Weaponry | Favorite |
| Trophies | Favorite | Military | Favorite |
| Underworld | Love | Courting | Indifferent |
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