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Ruler of Cygnus Alpha, though he admitted that he had never had more than five hundred subjects. His great-great-grandfather was among the first prisoners sent to the planet, and had founded the religion of which Vargas was the high priest. This position may thus have been an inherited one. He wanted the Liberator to spread the word to the galaxy at large and so, although aware that his power was built on lies about the Curse of Cygnus, he appeared to have absolute faith in the god he worshipped. He had Blake tortured, ordered the sacrifice of Gan, and was eventually brought aboard the Liberator, where Blake teleported him into deep space. |
Ruler of Cygnus Alpha, though he admitted that he had never had more than five hundred subjects. His great-great-grandfather was among the first prisoners sent to the planet, and had founded the religion of which Vargas was the high priest. This position may thus have been an inherited one. He wanted the Liberator to spread the word to the galaxy at large and so, although aware that his power was built on lies about the Curse of Cygnus, he appeared to have absolute faith in the god he worshipped. He had Blake tortured, ordered the sacrifice of Gan, and was eventually brought aboard the Liberator, where Blake teleported him into deep space. |
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Revision as of 22:33, 11 September 2008
Ruler of Cygnus Alpha, though he admitted that he had never had more than five hundred subjects. His great-great-grandfather was among the first prisoners sent to the planet, and had founded the religion of which Vargas was the high priest. This position may thus have been an inherited one. He wanted the Liberator to spread the word to the galaxy at large and so, although aware that his power was built on lies about the Curse of Cygnus, he appeared to have absolute faith in the god he worshipped. He had Blake tortured, ordered the sacrifice of Gan, and was eventually brought aboard the Liberator, where Blake teleported him into deep space.
Vargas was the first person seen to fire a Liberator handgun. He wore a blue robe when officiating at rituals.