Trixie the Criminal

Tracy Kavaski, known by her nickname Trixie, is a 24-year-old (as of 2004) Jaundi-born American who works for The Warheads, a military-militia club/tavern/subdivision. Trixie's yellow skin, a result of her Gambic ancestry, sets her apart, and she sports short blonde hair that she keeps tousled for a rough and tough look. Her usual attire consists of a pawn shop-bought green combat jacket with a cigarette pack tucked into one of her rolled-up sleeves, a faded graphic crop top, untucked green cargo pants, scratched combat boots, and a green bandana wrapped around her scalp. She carries a stolen police pistol under her left shoulder and an Uzi on her right, with a cricket bat slung across her back for when she's in the mood for some up-close and personal bashing.

Even before joining The Warheads, Trixie was part of a female criminal gang from her preteen to late teen years. Her skills in roughing up victims, pickpocketing, and thievery made her a valuable member of the gang, and she became known for her street smarts and resourcefulness. She hails from an upper-middle-class family with a strict and status quo-obsessed mom and dad, as well as a younger brother named Henry who was showered with electives and trophies, in stark contrast to Trixie's own outcast status. Trixie's only elective was the game of cricket, which she played with passion and determination.

However, Trixie's criminal activities eventually caught up with her, and she and her gang were arrested, leading to their separation. Her parents, in an attempt to teach her a lesson, sent her to boot camp, but a mix-up landed her in the midst of a major war, fueling her resentment towards her parents even more. After about a year of fighting, Trixie returned home to devastating news - her parents had died in a train accident while on vacation, leaving her younger brother Henry alive but without the use of his legs, confined to a wheelchair. Trixie's emotions were mixed as she grappled with the loss of her parents and the realization that they might have wanted her to be a better person earlier on. Henry, resentful of Trixie for being away during the accident, made it clear that he blamed her for the family's downfall.

With her brother now in a vulnerable position, struggling to make ends meet with minimum-wage jobs and the Kavaski household crumbling, Trixie had a change of heart. She joined and frequented The Warheads, where she could go on domestic missions to fight against the anarchist force known as the Fallen Founders. She also used her criminal skills to take on petty gigs and earn cash to support herself and her brother, although Henry remained hesitant to acknowledge her efforts. Despite her newfound purpose, Trixie often found herself tired and depressed, and would indulge in hedonistic self-parties to cope. She could be brash and confrontational, even with her own comrades, and her speech was peppered with urban slang from her gang upbringing. Trixie had a short temper, especially when things didn't go her way, such as botched gigs or missions becoming more intense. Trixie is evidentially asexual and aromantic given her upbringing, even to the point of being oblivious and dismissing of anyone flirting with her. Despite her tough exterior, Trixie carried deep emotional scars and struggled with inner demons, making her a complex and multifaceted person within The Warheads.