Ashes of the Empire Character and Ship

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Captain’s Name:  Feodor Von Valkheim III
Captain Fluff: Feodor was never supposed to be here. The heir apparent to the Valkheim family title and fortune, he was set to become one of the most powerful noblemen on the galactic stage. However, he fell victim to vicious blackmail and political maneuvering from his younger brother, Theobald von Valkheim IV. slanderous lies were told, and his name was blackened by gossip and intrigue. His father, Feodor Von Valkheim II was forced to disown his firstborn, and send him to the far reaches of the galaxy, to preserve the honor of the Valkheim name. Given captaincy over a destroyer (of his own design), he set about devising new tactics, and honing his political abilities, so that he could  rise through the ranks, dominate the balance of power in the Navy, and strongarm his father into bringing him back into the fold. However, before he could get very far, the nobles rebelled, and threw his plans into disarray. Now part of a ragtag frontier fleet, he aims to hit the false leaders of the Empire where it hurts, and take his pound of flesh in compensation for the wrongs which have been done to him.
Ship Name:  Wergild
Ship Type: Destroyer
Weapon Systems:
Small [1] Reaper-Z42 Autocannon [Kinetic] [2d10]
Medium [1] Redeemer Swarm Missiles [Missiles] [15d10]
Large [1] OOA-P [Kinetic] [2d80]
Ship fluff: The Wergild, is a deviation from the Naval norm. It fits into the size class of the destroyer, but the similarities end there. It's effectively a ship built around a gun. The OOA-P Heavy Artillery weapon takes up the bulk of space in the ship, and greatly decreases the amount of room and energy available to retrothrusters, making maneuvering much more difficult. The flip side of this sacrifice is the massive firepower now available to the captain, allowing him to place his ship towards the back or center of a formation, and fire exceptionally damaging ordinance, capable of engaging capital ships.

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Ship Health: Varies on Class
Crew: Also, on class
Upgrades: Boons for ship, can be bought with favor or salvaged from the battlefield
Imperial Favor: 0 (Gained by destroying traitors, used or purchase new ships and upgrades)
Bonus: Based on Fluff
Flaws: Based on Fluff