| rdfs:comment | - Unit 8311 was a rogue CIS battle droid who survived the Clone Wars and would go on to form a major criminal organization, the Steel Legion. Due to a programming glitch in his production, he was comparatively intelligent, had a free will, and had emotions. He was considered to have somewhat cynical personality, which over the years would develop into a slightly more understanding one, although he was always characterized by his looking down upon organics and his general patronizing attitude to non-droids in general.
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| abstract | - Unit 8311 was a rogue CIS battle droid who survived the Clone Wars and would go on to form a major criminal organization, the Steel Legion. Due to a programming glitch in his production, he was comparatively intelligent, had a free will, and had emotions. He was considered to have somewhat cynical personality, which over the years would develop into a slightly more understanding one, although he was always characterized by his looking down upon organics and his general patronizing attitude to non-droids in general. 8311 had a somewhat turbulent history, especially during the Galactic Civil War, in which he was almost killed by Imperials, and was forced to go underground and join the Rebellion. However, via certain circumstances, he would return to his homeworld of Hypori, where he began his return to power. 8311 would later reform and voluntarily relinquish control of the Legion. He would play from then have a comparatively minor role in galactic events, although he nearly always preferred to remain inconspicuous and behind the scenes. Over the course of his life, he would have many bodies and forms, being a droid, and was intelligent and scheming. He considered himself proficient in combat in most bodies, as reflected by his battle drodi origins. His main weaknesses, however, were considered to include overconfidence and overestimation or underestimation of his enemies. In addition, when it came to morals, 8311 was regarded as quite ambiguous; he was not overly concerned with being right or wrong, and usually chose paths that had the greatest benefit to him alone.
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