Sadik

Sadik
Biographical information
Incept date	2015 (if replicant)
Died	Retired by Ray McCoy Determinant
Occupation	Terrorist
Affiliations	Clovis' renegade replicant group
Physical description
Race	Nexus-6 replicant or Human Determinant
Gender	Male
Hair color	Black
Eye color	Brown
Behind the scenes
Portrayed by	Alexander Mervin

I showed them how to scramble the records, cover their tracks. Parts of this subject's history, such as their fate or identity as a human or replicant are determined by random generation, player action, or a combination of both. Thus, this article aims to acknowledge all of the possibilities.

Sadik was a member of a replicant renegade group led by Clovis, to whom he served as a bodyguard. He was a ruthless, skilled terrorist and an expert in demolitions.

Biography

Regardless of whether he was a human or replicant, Sadik had a replicant girlfriend who was killed by a Blade Runner after she attempted to escape her master. Sadik assisted in the hijacking of a Moonbus that took a group of replicants led by Clovis to Earth.

Sadik, by masquerading as a deliveryman from Kingston Kitchen, managed to infiltrate the Tyrell Corporation headquarters and reached Marcus Eisenduller, a key Tyrell scientist. Unable to get the information he wanted, he brutally killed the scientist by stuffing a bomb into his mouth. In the aftermath, the rookie Blade Runner Ray McCoy investigated the destroyed lab. From the surviving surveillance footage, Sadik was identified as the murderer. Crystal Steele, following up on her own investigation of a factory bombing, concluded that Sadik was the perpetrator in both crimes.

He was also responsible for the bombing death of Moraji, another Tyrell scientist.

Fate

If McCoy sided with the replicants, Sadik was friendly toward McCoy and instructed him to reactivate the Moonbus, allowing Sadik to survive. If McCoy sided against replicants, Sadik tried to defend the Moonbus with his life and booby-trapped the surrounding area with explosives, possibly killing Blade Runner Crystal Steele.

Behind the scenes

No opportunity is given to perform Voight-Kampff test on Sadik, however trivial clues may hint his origin upon examining the ruin of Moraji's lab:

• If McCoy makes a remark that the bomb was set up by a real master with apparent off-world service experience, Sadik is a replicant
• If McCoy comments how amateurish the bombing is, Sadik is most likely a human, could be an extremist sympathizer or someone tricked into false belief on his own identity
• When interviewing the lady at Kingston Kitchens, you can refer to him by his name even before you learn it.