ST-9021 "Kalani" ST-9021 "Kalani" Descriptive Information PRODUCT LINE Tactical Droid MODEL ST-series Super Tactical Droid CLASS Battle Droid TITLE General PRODUCTION DATE Unknown DESTRUCTION DATE N/A GENDER IDENTITY Male SENSOR COLOR Yellow PLATING COLOR Grey and Green accents Political & Familial Information OWNER • Confederacy of Independent Systems PERSONALITY Mastermind (INTJ) AFFILIATION • Confederacy of Independent Systems   ◦ Separatist Military Overview ST-9021 "Kalani" is a ST-series Super Tactical Droid commissioned by the Confederacy of Independent Systems to operate as a General in the Separatist Military . Created to counteract the inflexible and predictable deficiencies of the T-series model, ST-series Super Tactical Droids were programmed with higher strategical processing and intelligence, while also equipped with better tactical analysis and predicting a response to organic commanders. The personality of ST-9021 "Kalani" developed through his experiences with warfare, turning him cold, disciplined, and calculative. Being immediately put to use upon his creation, Kalani had served as a tactical coordinator over operations, troop deployments, and strategic planning throughout various campaigns. As such, Kalani evaluates everything through pure logic, considering all variables and outcomes before making a decision. Not much is known of Kalani, however many describe him to be a strict, efficient, and confident strategist who holds little patience for inefficiency and setbacks. Abilities As an ST-series Super Tactical Droid, ST-9021 "Kalani" possesses the advanced abilities that all other units of his model possess. Super Tactical Droids were created for the  Confederacy of Independent Systems to adress the shortcomings of the T-series Tactical Droids. As such, they are highly adaptable, durable, and hold far more advanced processing power then their T-series counterpart. Additionally, all ST-series Super Tactical Droids are built with three photoreceptors, providing a wider optical range across the light spectrum. Story N/A