Character Kit Concept: Caleb Dume
Inspiration:
- Kanan before he changed his identity to hide from the Empire
- Him being a Jedi Vanguard is taken from the 'Kanan: The Last Padawan' comic story, where he attempted to stop Rackham Sear from bombing the Jedi Temple.
- Just like his master, Caleb Dume specialises in Form III lightsaber combat, Soresu. That, combined with the fact he survived Order 66, will naturally make him highly evasive. Him getting stronger after Billaba is defeated is taken from the first episode of 'The Bad Batch'.
- The name of the basic 'Stay Back!' are the words he said to the Bad Batch after Billaba's death. The Confusion debuff is also a nod to that moment, when the Bad Batch were confused by his aggression towards them.
Unit Name: Caleb Dume
Relic Amplifier: Lightsaber
Affiliation: Light Side, Attacker
Tags: Galactic Republic, Jedi, Jedi Vanguard
Attacks and Abilities
Basic: Stay Back!
Deal Physical damage to target enemy and inflict Offense Down for 2 turns. If Depa Billaba is present, this attack has a 50% chance to score a Critical Hit. If this attack Critically Hits an enemy, they lose 15% Turn Meter and gain Confused for 1 turn.
Special 1: Reckless Assault (Cooldown: 3)
Deal Physical damage to target enemy and remove 50% Turn Meter. If they evade this attack, they're inflicted with Stun for 1 turn. If Depa Billaba is present, inflict Shatterpoint for 2 turns which can't be Evaded or Resisted.
Special 2: Leaping Strike (Cooldown: 3)
Deal Special damage to target enemy and Dispel all Buffs on them. If they have no Buffs, this attack deals +75% more damage.
Unique: The Last Padawan
Caleb Dume has +10% Offense, Critical Chance, Critical Damage and Evasion for each Galactic Republic Jedi or Jedi Vanguard ally. If Depa Billaba is present, these gains are tripled.
If Depa Billaba is defeated, Caleb Dume gains Stealth for 2 turns, a bonus turn, resets all of his cooldowns, and gains 100% of Depa Billaba's Max Health, Max Protection, Offense, Speed, Potency, Defense and Tenacity.
This kit has shoutouts to Depa Billaba, and elements of Kanan Jarrus and Ezra Bridger's kits
