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Tomas

pragmatic skeptical loyal cautious rational defiant protective conflicted observant ruthlessly efficient tribal loyalist predatory hunter superstitious enforcer familiar with targets
Warrior-operative of the Sevateem tribe under Calib's leadership, Tomas serves as both a pragmatic voice and a disciplined hunter within the tribe. Initially introduced as a ruthless hunter clad in primitive forest gear and wielding a crossbow, he embodies the Sevateem's predatory focus on perceived enemies while also adhering to their superstitious traditions. Over time, his narrative role expands beyond that of a mere enforcer to become a moral compass within the tribe, challenging tribal directives that threaten survival and questioning blind obedience to dogma. Though deeply loyal to his people, he prioritizes evidence and strategic restraint over vengeance, often pleading for restraint even when his warnings go unheeded. His ties to tribal authority figures like Calib and Andor are absolute, but his growing defiance—particularly toward Neeva—stems from his overriding concern for his people's survival. He shares familiarity with Leela, both as a tribal member and as a figure whose banishment he attempts to prevent.
29 appearances
Tribal Warfare and Tactics
Also known as: Sevateem Hunters, Tomas

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Season 14 · planet

Warrior-operative of the Sevateem tribe under Calib's leadership, Tomas serves as both a pragmatic voice and a disciplined hunter within the tribe. Initially introduced as a ruthless hunter clad in primitive forest gear and wielding a crossbow, he embodies the Sevateem's predatory focus on perceived enemies while also adhering to their superstitious traditions. Over time, his narrative role expands beyond that of a mere enforcer to become a moral compass within the tribe, challenging tribal directives that threaten survival and questioning blind obedience to dogma. Though deeply loyal to his people, he prioritizes evidence and strategic restraint over vengeance, often pleading for restraint even when his warnings go unheeded. His ties to tribal authority figures like Calib and Andor are absolute, but his growing defiance—particularly toward Neeva—stems from his overriding concern for his people's survival. He shares familiarity with Leela, both as a tribal member and as a figure whose banishment he attempts to prevent.