in the lost backstory you missed an apostrophe on the word planet's. There should be a comma after so-called friends. last two sentences should be merged into one. Should read, "It was a long hard road, but you managed to make a better life for yourself that only occasionally includes sex, drugs, and petty crime." I would put an ellipses after the word crime, denoting a pause, then write "...on the down low, of course."
In the Ruthless description it should read "a risky move for you, but" almost anytime you use but, or and, you're technically combining two thoughts into a single sentence. Doing that requires a comma.
In Survivor, "You had to overcome physical torture and watch as hostage after hostage was murdered, leaving only you and the other Ambassador." Reads better, avoid using pronouns for people who aren't defined in the sentence itself. There are exceptions but its a good rule to follow. It seems like you meant "if only to save her" but the word if is missing. Without it your sentence is saying that you did only save her for a few more moments. Instead of saying "Your plan was to..." I would say, "You'd hoped to..." It fits the mood of the rest of the paragraph more succinctly. I'd make the "Luckily it didn't come to that." part it's own sentence.
In Honorable, "and gained fame and notoriety." "in doing so" is redundant. The word you're looking for is "cease fire" Seize is to take cease is to stop. I'd combine the last two sentences again here, saying instead, "Even though you didn't get a full peace treaty, you saved many lives on both sides, a feat not likely to be forgotten by anyone soon."
I'd decide whether they are Collaborative or Manipulative based on their history. A Lost Ruthless would probably be incredibly mistrustful and not likely to collaborate. Similarly a Loved Survivor would definitely be collaborative. Just some thoughts. You'd have to decide what traits were dominant of the two for things like Loved Ruthless, but still, could be an interesting use of the elements.