You have always been drawn to machines, gears, and the underlying systems that make technology tick. Whether it was tinkering with scrap metal on the backwater planets or working on starships in the core systems, you have hands that bring machines back to life. Your understanding of mechanics might be a family trade, self-taught ingenuity, or education from a tech guild. The galaxy is vast, and technology is ever-changing, but to you, it's just another puzzle waiting to be solved.
As a mechanic, your hands are your best tools. You understand the intricate dance of parts and circuits, and where others see junk, you see potential. The ever-evolving technology across the galaxy keeps you on your toes, but there's hardly any machine you can't fix or improve. While your skills are invaluable, sometimes your obsession with machines can make you overlook the people around you.
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You can understand and repair most technologies, regardless of their origin or complexity.
Given the right parts, you can modify or create new devices, pushing beyond their original designs.
Just a glance, a sound, or a single touch, and you can often identify what's wrong with a machine.
Even in situations with limited tools or parts, you find ways to get machines up and running.
You can't leave things alone. Even perfectly working machines might be disassembled on your workbench just to "see if they can work better."
Sometimes you're more comfortable around machines than people, leading to occasional social awkwardness.
You have a habit of collecting and hoarding spare parts "just in case," making your living space a chaotic maze of components.
Once you're onto a problem, you can't let it go, even at the expense of your own well-being or other priorities.