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Name: Sasha Dragomirov (Саша Драгомиров)
Title/Role: XSDF Soldier, Support Class
Age: 24 (Appears 21)
DoB: March 4th, 2019
Sex: Female
Place of Birth: St. Petersburg
Nationality: Russian
Height: 1.65 meters (5’5)
Weight: 58.5 kilograms (129 pounds)
Hair Color: Brown
Hair Style : To just below the Shoulders (Green Tips)
Eye Color: Dark Green
Immediate Family: Modya (Father, 51), Jessica (Mother, 43), Mikhail (Fraternal Twin Brother, 24)
Place of Residence before XSDF: St. Petersburg, Russia
Appearance: (Measurements - 36D-27-32)
Sasha has just about as much contrast as her mother does with her split personality. She tries to maintain an athletic build, but sometimes ends up too thin from neglecting to eat as much as she should. This has made her build somewhere between small and medium, though, like her mother, a good amount of it has gone to her chest.
Personality:
Sasha has the potential to be cheerful and energetic, but often this is buried by her tendency to be depressed. Although the former was more characteristic of her early childhood, by middle and high school she kept mostly to herself, having been burned by those she thought were friends. Even taking medicine, it is difficult for her to lighten her mood, even if she maintains a happy facade to placate her brother.
Biography:
Amidst tumult in the damaged yet rebuilding nation that was Russia after the Ethereal War, two twins were born to a veteran of the war and a scientist from XCOM. They were Mikhail Dragomirov and Sasha Dragomirov, the One who is like God and the Defender of Humanity. Sasha didn’t exactly see herself in such a grand light, however, being one of many children born during the post-war baby boom. Her presence in a family of military heroes did much to instill her with a sense of Dragomirov pride, however.
As a young child, she was fairly happy. She had two caring parents, and while they were at work she spent her time happily with her grandparents, Stanimov and Katya, who were always pleasant to be around. In elementary school she did better than Mikhail, held back by his socialization problems. She made many friends, including one she could always trust to be at her side, a girl her age named Irina. Although soft spoken and exuding the stereotype of an academic introvert, not helped by her glasses, Irina was a loyal friend that supported Sasha, even if she seemed hesitant to join in with the Dragomirov’s other acquaintances.
Her friend’s hesitance would prove to not be without cause. In middle school, things changed drastically for Sasha, in more ways than one. Her split nationality began to be noticed more by her peers, as did her developing body, which drew the wrong kind of attention from boys and resentment from her female friends. Bullied and even sexually harassed on occasion, Sasha began to distance herself from others as teachers did little and she couldn’t bring herself to tell her parents. Her happiness began to fade as Mikhail’s popularity grew, giving his sister some resentment of her own.
Her only solace was in Irina, ever unwavering in her support of Sasha, even when Exalt Enterprise technology helped her eyes function as properly as anyone else’s. Despite no longer looking the part of a ‘geek’, Irina refused to leave Sasha’s side, despite losing any chance at being popular or having many other friends. Sasha clung to this singular friend like a lifeline, though her parents began to realize something was wrong when their daughter no longer talked about school, and her grades began to plummet.
By the time she entered high school, her ‘other’ mother, Alexia, could no longer stand by and wait for Sasha to be honest on her own strength of will. Confronting Sasha, Jessica’s alternate personality recieved the truth in a tearful confession, and immediately spurred Modya and Jessica into action. The school could not do much to punish her tormentors for past grievances, but being able to talk to a therapist seemed to ease Sasha’s heartache a little. This gave her time to study a bit more, taking a mixed interest in electronics and medical technology.
In tenth grade this simply wasn’t enough, though. Irina grew dangerously ill, and was taken to a special care hospital for extensive treatment, leaving Sasha completely alone at school. Jessica’s work preoccupied her more than ever with breakthroughs in sight, and Modya was kept from noticing her worsening condition by missing the majority of this, visiting the XSDF headquarters. Caught in this perfect storm, treated terribly by other students and being told she was worthless by her teachers, Sasha broke down.
On a particularly gloomy Thursday, Sasha returned home to a house lacking either of her parents, both currently away. She hardly spoke to Mikhail, wanting nothing to do with the popular kid that couldn’t understand how she felt, how hopeless her situation was. Finding herself in her parents’ room, she unlatched the simple electric lock on a drawer next to the bed, finding her father’s old Makarov pistol lying within. Pressing the barrel against the side of her head, Sasha was only stopped from pulling the trigger by the door opening, and Modya freezing in terror.
He begged her not to do it, doing whatever he could to plead with his daughter not to take her life. After what seemed like an eternity to Modya, Sasha lost her grip on the gun, and he rushed forward, kicking away the gun and embracing her tightly. Neither he nor his wife made the same mistake of holding back again. They were able to have their daughter diagnosed with clinical depression and promptly get her on medication to ease her suffering, as well as taking a more active role in helping her through her tough times.
Jessica worked mostly from home, putting some of her efforts towards assisting the doctors caring for Irina. Modya made sure to take more time off his job so that he could always brighten Sasha’s day by being there when she came home, happy or sad. Mikhail was guilt ridden when he found out what happened, and threw away most of his ‘popularity centered’ friends in order to keep an eye on his sister, partially blaming himself for what happened. This was enough to push her to do better in school, and despite having a bad reputation as a slacker, she persevered and was getting mid-to-high B’s in her classes, even an A in her science classes.
Despite this, Sasha wasn’t quite sure what to do when she graduated. Her inspiration came when Mikhail joined the military. She had her misgivings about following her brother, but realized that it was a golden opportunity to do more and carry on the family tradition. Reaching out to this glimmer of a sense of purpose, Sasha sighed up for the Russian army, following her brother into service.
Training camp was especially tough for her, being as that her mental fragility was not taken into account by the drill sergeants. One of them did eventually take pity on her, realizing special training would be required if she was ever to be forged into a real soldier. His will to help her wasn’t going to be enough with many other able-bodied baby boomers ready to serve, unfortunately. Seeing a ghost of a chance, however, he convinced Sasha to volunteer for psionic testing when it looked like she might not make it through the academy.
Sasha went into the pod, and came out a week later to the news that she possessed the strength of mind to manipulate reality, the strange power known as psionics. Hers were not particularly strong, nothing the young Russian woman could compare to figures of renown like Canada’s Atka Ipiktok, the reclusive Desmond Walker in California, or the woman named Emily Fischer living somewhere in New Hampshire. Sasha’s newfound determination, even not incredibly strong like her powers, didn’t let her give in, however.
Having psionics made her much more valuable to the military, and they overlooked some of her mental weaknesses. She wasn’t exactly thrown into the frontlines, though. Trained to stand behind others and assist them with her supernatural abilities, Sasha found herself using smoke cover to help breach some of the last enclaves of Humanity’s Defense, or help save civilians from rubble using her developing telekinesis. She didn’t develop her first ability as much as the other, however, not finding many situations where a rift would be useful after the anti-alien faction fell.
Although initially only helping take them down out of a normal duty to obey orders, Sasha found herself and other psionic soldiers the target of ‘anti-transhumanist’ sentiments that made her realize the shared plight between psions and the extraterrestrial visits. Her mother’s enthusiasm about them pushed her further along this train of thought, and helped her come to sympathize with the aliens. In a more peaceful collaborative effort with the XSDF, she had a chance to meet one of the Balmadaar from their homeworld, growing to like the brutish humanoids while being a bit bothered by the abrasive nature of the Replitians.
As the world began to quiet down further, Sasha realized that if she was to take the next step, to truly make a difference and prove to herself that she was capable of doing more, she would have to join the eXtra-Stellar Defense Force. Mikhail was opposed to the idea, worried about the danger his sister was putting herself in, but came to understand that it was something she had to do.
Psionic Abilities: (Orange Psion)
Orange – Telekinesis, Rift
Special Notes:
Str: 5 Int: 7
Dex: 6 Per: 5
Con: 6 Wil:7
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Name: Sasha Dragomirov (Саша Драгомиров)
Title/Role: XSDF Soldier, Support Class
Age: 24 (Appears 21)
DoB: March 4th, 2019
Sex: Female
Place of Birth: St. Petersburg
Nationality: Russian
Height: 1.65 meters (5’5)
Weight: 58.5 kilograms (129 pounds)
Hair Color: Brown
Hair Style : To just below the Shoulders (Green Tips)
Eye Color: Dark Green
Immediate Family: Modya (Father, 51), Jessica (Mother, 43), Mikhail (Fraternal Twin Brother, 24)
Place of Residence before XSDF: St. Petersburg, Russia
Appearance: (Measurements - 36D-27-32)
Sasha has just about as much contrast as her mother does with her split personality. She tries to maintain an athletic build, but sometimes ends up too thin from neglecting to eat as much as she should. This has made her build somewhere between small and medium, though, like her mother, a good amount of it has gone to her chest.
Personality:
Sasha has the potential to be cheerful and energetic, but often this is buried by her tendency to be depressed. Although the former was more characteristic of her early childhood, by middle and high school she kept mostly to herself, having been burned by those she thought were friends. Even taking medicine, it is difficult for her to lighten her mood, even if she maintains a happy facade to placate her brother.
Biography:
Amidst tumult in the damaged yet rebuilding nation that was Russia after the Ethereal War, two twins were born to a veteran of the war and a scientist from XCOM. They were Mikhail Dragomirov and Sasha Dragomirov, the One who is like God and the Defender of Humanity. Sasha didn’t exactly see herself in such a grand light, however, being one of many children born during the post-war baby boom. Her presence in a family of military heroes did much to instill her with a sense of Dragomirov pride, however.
As a young child, she was fairly happy. She had two caring parents, and while they were at work she spent her time happily with her grandparents, Stanimov and Katya, who were always pleasant to be around. In elementary school she did better than Mikhail, held back by his socialization problems. She made many friends, including one she could always trust to be at her side, a girl her age named Irina. Although soft spoken and exuding the stereotype of an academic introvert, not helped by her glasses, Irina was a loyal friend that supported Sasha, even if she seemed hesitant to join in with the Dragomirov’s other acquaintances.
Her friend’s hesitance would prove to not be without cause. In middle school, things changed drastically for Sasha, in more ways than one. Her split nationality began to be noticed more by her peers, as did her developing body, which drew the wrong kind of attention from boys and resentment from her female friends. Bullied and even sexually harassed on occasion, Sasha began to distance herself from others as teachers did little and she couldn’t bring herself to tell her parents. Her happiness began to fade as Mikhail’s popularity grew, giving his sister some resentment of her own.
Her only solace was in Irina, ever unwavering in her support of Sasha, even when Exalt Enterprise technology helped her eyes function as properly as anyone else’s. Despite no longer looking the part of a ‘geek’, Irina refused to leave Sasha’s side, despite losing any chance at being popular or having many other friends. Sasha clung to this singular friend like a lifeline, though her parents began to realize something was wrong when their daughter no longer talked about school, and her grades began to plummet.
By the time she entered high school, her ‘other’ mother, Alexia, could no longer stand by and wait for Sasha to be honest on her own strength of will. Confronting Sasha, Jessica’s alternate personality recieved the truth in a tearful confession, and immediately spurred Modya and Jessica into action. The school could not do much to punish her tormentors for past grievances, but being able to talk to a therapist seemed to ease Sasha’s heartache a little. This gave her time to study a bit more, taking a mixed interest in electronics and medical technology.
In tenth grade this simply wasn’t enough, though. Irina grew dangerously ill, and was taken to a special care hospital for extensive treatment, leaving Sasha completely alone at school. Jessica’s work preoccupied her more than ever with breakthroughs in sight, and Modya was kept from noticing her worsening condition by missing the majority of this, visiting the XSDF headquarters. Caught in this perfect storm, treated terribly by other students and being told she was worthless by her teachers, Sasha broke down.
On a particularly gloomy Thursday, Sasha returned home to a house lacking either of her parents, both currently away. She hardly spoke to Mikhail, wanting nothing to do with the popular kid that couldn’t understand how she felt, how hopeless her situation was. Finding herself in her parents’ room, she unlatched the simple electric lock on a drawer next to the bed, finding her father’s old Makarov pistol lying within. Pressing the barrel against the side of her head, Sasha was only stopped from pulling the trigger by the door opening, and Modya freezing in terror.
He begged her not to do it, doing whatever he could to plead with his daughter not to take her life. After what seemed like an eternity to Modya, Sasha lost her grip on the gun, and he rushed forward, kicking away the gun and embracing her tightly. Neither he nor his wife made the same mistake of holding back again. They were able to have their daughter diagnosed with clinical depression and promptly get her on medication to ease her suffering, as well as taking a more active role in helping her through her tough times.
Jessica worked mostly from home, putting some of her efforts towards assisting the doctors caring for Irina. Modya made sure to take more time off his job so that he could always brighten Sasha’s day by being there when she came home, happy or sad. Mikhail was guilt ridden when he found out what happened, and threw away most of his ‘popularity centered’ friends in order to keep an eye on his sister, partially blaming himself for what happened. This was enough to push her to do better in school, and despite having a bad reputation as a slacker, she persevered and was getting mid-to-high B’s in her classes, even an A in her science classes.
Despite this, Sasha wasn’t quite sure what to do when she graduated. Her inspiration came when Mikhail joined the military. She had her misgivings about following her brother, but realized that it was a golden opportunity to do more and carry on the family tradition. Reaching out to this glimmer of a sense of purpose, Sasha sighed up for the Russian army, following her brother into service.
Training camp was especially tough for her, being as that her mental fragility was not taken into account by the drill sergeants. One of them did eventually take pity on her, realizing special training would be required if she was ever to be forged into a real soldier. His will to help her wasn’t going to be enough with many other able-bodied baby boomers ready to serve, unfortunately. Seeing a ghost of a chance, however, he convinced Sasha to volunteer for psionic testing when it looked like she might not make it through the academy.
Sasha went into the pod, and came out a week later to the news that she possessed the strength of mind to manipulate reality, the strange power known as psionics. Hers were not particularly strong, nothing the young Russian woman could compare to figures of renown like Canada’s Atka Ipiktok, the reclusive Desmond Walker in California, or the woman named Emily Fischer living somewhere in New Hampshire. Sasha’s newfound determination, even not incredibly strong like her powers, didn’t let her give in, however.
Having psionics made her much more valuable to the military, and they overlooked some of her mental weaknesses. She wasn’t exactly thrown into the frontlines, though. Trained to stand behind others and assist them with her supernatural abilities, Sasha found herself using smoke cover to help breach some of the last enclaves of Humanity’s Defense, or help save civilians from rubble using her developing telekinesis. She didn’t develop her first ability as much as the other, however, not finding many situations where a rift would be useful after the anti-alien faction fell.
Although initially only helping take them down out of a normal duty to obey orders, Sasha found herself and other psionic soldiers the target of ‘anti-transhumanist’ sentiments that made her realize the shared plight between psions and the extraterrestrial visits. Her mother’s enthusiasm about them pushed her further along this train of thought, and helped her come to sympathize with the aliens. In a more peaceful collaborative effort with the XSDF, she had a chance to meet one of the Balmadaar from their homeworld, growing to like the brutish humanoids while being a bit bothered by the abrasive nature of the Replitians.
As the world began to quiet down further, Sasha realized that if she was to take the next step, to truly make a difference and prove to herself that she was capable of doing more, she would have to join the eXtra-Stellar Defense Force. Mikhail was opposed to the idea, worried about the danger his sister was putting herself in, but came to understand that it was something she had to do.
Psionic Abilities: (Orange Psion)
Orange – Telekinesis, Rift
Special Notes:
Str: 5 Int: 7
Dex: 6 Per: 5
Con: 6 Wil:7
