Written Option 1: Players try to secure sponsorship deals with brands all the time. From the fame and fortune that they can sometimes bring, it’s no wonder why they would be sought out for. Does your player actively seek out sponsorship possibilities? Why or why not? Do they limit what sorts of brands they’re willing to work with? Or do they enjoy even the most of zany companies that aren’t even related to hockey?

Given the size of an AT-AT Walker, there is obviously a lot of room for advertisements or sponsorship logos. The hockey playing AT-AT Wøllker is always looking for ways to get some additional income, so selling space for logos and ads is not a bad idea! He could end up looking like a NASCAR racecar with all the decals and so forth. Now, Great Falls is not a huge town with a lot of businesses able to put up the money to have ads, so he probably would have to settle for a lot of mom and pop type businesses, local auto shops and pizza places for the most part. But when he finally gets the call-up to Seattle, all of a sudden there's a lot of tech companies and coffee places who could sign him to even bigger endorsement deals, Probably he would try and get a deal with Microsoft since they are the Earth's equivalent of the Empire plus they have tons of money and AT-AT is not above selling out to get a piece of that pie. Or maybe Starbucks, they are pretty evil but they'd probably expect AT-AT to participate in union-busting strategies as well. [209 words]