[Tournament – Canto Bight Classic – Canto Royale][Q16 - Llanic - AI The High Rollers

High Rollers from left to right: Ralos Kheen; male Gallusian navigator, Baron Rhevek Lume; male Zeltron aristocrat, Gibbin Fex (Fexer); male Ortolan smuggler.

Ralos Kheen, Male, Gallusian, Navigator: Ralos Kheen was a male Gallusian gambler whose sharp eyes and sharper mind made him a familiar presence at sabacc tables across the Mid and Outer Rim. When he wasn’t chasing high-stakes hands, he earned a steady living as a navigator for various cargo companies, prized for his uncanny ability to plot efficient routes through unstable hyperspace lanes. Kheen’s love of risk extended beyond cards—he was an avid follower of all forms of racing, from swoop circuits to pod racing, and he occasionally served as a quiet strategist for pod racer teams, analyzing courses, rivals, and odds with the same calculating precision he brought to the game.

Baron Rhevek Lume, Male, Zeltron, Aristocrat: Baron Rhevek Lume was a wealthy Zeltron aristocrat whose fortune rested on equal parts inherited privilege and calculated criminal enterprise. Publicly, he styled himself as a refined investor and patron of frontier development, but in practice he controlled a discreet smuggler fleet that moved contraband, luxury goods, and sensitive cargo along the shadow lanes of the Mid and Outer Rim. His influence was anchored by lavish estates on Arkanis, Rodia, and Mon Gazza, each serving as both social venues and operational hubs. When not overseeing business through intermediaries, Rhevek could reliably be found at high-roller sabacc tables or exclusive gambling dens, where his charm, indulgent excess, and unnerving calm made him as dangerous a player at the table as he was in the underworld beyond it.

Gibbin Fex (Fexer), Male, Ortolan, Smuggler: Gibbin Fex was a veteran smuggler working as an independent pilot and mechanic for ARGO Transit, prized for his ability to keep even the most worn-out ships flying. His surname became synonymous with his trade—among spacers he was simply known as “the Fexer,” a mechanic who could fix anything with enough time and spare parts. Between risky cargo runs, Gibbin played Sabacc at a semi-professional level, sometimes with credits to burn, sometimes with nothing but confidence and bad odds.