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Regan Wilde is a friendly, popular guy among his classmates and excelled in the Academy, especially in advanced piloting and tactical training. He is a confident, hands-on character who will help anyone in need and is fiercely loyal to his friends. He had a reputation of being a typical 'Fly Boy' at the Academy. His mannerisms mix from being masculine when he's on duty in security, or in a red alert situation to slightly feminine when he's in a good mood or gossiping on the bridge when there's nothing else going on. He's very forthright and flirty with other men, regardless of rank. This is usually a character test to see how they will treat Regan in the future. He has been reprimanded on the Arrow for getting ahead of himself in the chain of command, and for overstepping his bounds in the security department, which he regrets, and attributes it to wanting to impress his superiors without thinking his actions through. He jokes that he has a 'less than regulation' personality, though he regrets upsetting his crewmates. | Regan Wilde is a friendly, popular guy among his classmates and excelled in the Academy, especially in advanced piloting and tactical training. He is a confident, hands-on character who will help anyone in need and is fiercely loyal to his friends. He had a reputation of being a typical 'Fly Boy' at the Academy. His mannerisms mix from being masculine when he's on duty in security, or in a red alert situation to slightly feminine when he's in a good mood or gossiping on the bridge when there's nothing else going on. He's very forthright and flirty with other men, regardless of rank. This is usually a character test to see how they will treat Regan in the future. He has been reprimanded on the Arrow for getting ahead of himself in the chain of command, and for overstepping his bounds in the security department, which he regrets, and attributes it to wanting to impress his superiors without thinking his actions through. He jokes that he has a 'less than regulation' personality, though he regrets upsetting his crewmates. | ||
Though the economics and of the Federation place no value in financial gain or assets, money is still used in the form of gold-pressed latinum, and the Wilde family come from 'old money' and ancient English peerage. As such they come from ancestral 'high society' and are, as Regan describes it, "disgustingly rich". Latinum played a big part of Regan's childhood, and gained him a reputation for being a spoiled brat. He hates this aspect to his personality and tries hard to get away from it now | Though the economics of the 24th century and of the Federation place no value in financial gain or assets, money is still used in the form of gold-pressed latinum, and the Wilde family come from 'old money' and ancient English peerage. As such they come from ancestral 'high society' and are, as Regan describes it, "disgustingly rich". The family business, Wilde Incorporated, manufactures engine parts for Starfleet and other Alpha Quadrant races. Latinum played a big part of Regan's childhood, and gained him a reputation for being a spoiled brat and a playboy. He hates this aspect to his personality and tries hard to get away from it now he's a Starfleet officer. | ||
He has a twin sister, Roxy Wilde, who is considered the more headstrong and boisterous of the two. Roxy is a risk taker, and the two enjoy a healthy sibling rivalry. They weren't that close growing up, and they each thought they'd take very different paths when they were older. It was through his breakdown they bonded, Roxy never leaving his side in hospital, and the two became inseparable. She is also his biggest critic and won't hesitate to bring him down a peg or two to help mellow him out. She is currently an Engineer in the Starfleet Corps of Engineers and graduated | He has a twin sister, Roxy Wilde, who is considered the more headstrong and boisterous of the two. Roxy is a risk taker, and the two enjoy a healthy sibling rivalry. They weren't that close growing up, and they each thought they'd take very different paths when they were older. It was through his breakdown they bonded, Roxy never leaving his side in hospital, and the two became inseparable. She is also his biggest critic and won't hesitate to bring him down a peg or two to help mellow him out. She is currently an Engineer in the Starfleet Corps of Engineers and graduated ahead of Regan. | ||
When Regan was 13 his parents divorced and his father left the family home. The two rarely speak. Regan attributes this to the fact that Roxy was unruly as a teenager, and he himself was gay, which forced his father out of their lives. Marcus is a decorated Starfleet officer and is considered very strict with his children, and was deeply angry at Regan for failing at the academy. Regan believes the reason he's serving on the USS Arrow in the security department is due to his fathers interference, since Regan applied for a test pilot position at Utopia Planetia but was inexplicably rejected. | When Regan was 13 his parents divorced and his father left the family home. The two rarely speak. Regan attributes this to the fact that Roxy was unruly as a teenager, and he himself was gay, which forced his father out of their lives. Marcus is a decorated Starfleet officer and is considered very strict with his children, and was deeply angry at Regan for failing at the academy. Regan believes the reason he's serving on the USS Arrow in the security department is due to his fathers interference, since Regan applied for a test pilot position at Utopia Planetia but was inexplicably rejected. | ||