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"Saleucami has fallen, and Master Vos moved his troops to Boz Pity."
Obi-Wan Kenobi[7]

Boz Pity was a planet[6] located in the Boz Pity system[4] of the galaxy's Mid Rim.[1] During the High Republic Era, it was considered a key member of the Galactic Republic, and received a sky-island with a representation of its environment at the Valo Republic Fair.[5] By the time of the Clone Wars, Boz Pity was largely uninhabited, and the Confederacy of Independent Systems established a presence on it during the conflict, enabling them to frequently strike at nearby Republic targets. It was then subject to a siege by Republic forces;[6] after the conclusion of the Siege of Saleucami during the Outer Rim Sieges, Jedi General Quinlan Vos moved his troops to support the siege.[7]

During the reign of the Galactic Empire, the Ghost, a light freighter used by the Spectres, used a false transponder code that stated the freighter had free passage rights between Lothal and Boz Pity.[8] A Battle of Boz Pity, in which Gial Ackbar was injured, was fought during the Imperial Era.[9] At some point, Nath Tensent, pilot in the Rebel Alliance and later the New Republic, was involved in a mission on Boz Pity and watched some of his friends die.[10]

Behind the scenes[]

Boz Pity was first mentioned in the 2005 film Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith.[7] Boz Pity was originally created and featured in Obsession 4, the fourth issue of the Star Wars Legends comic book series Star Wars: Obsession, written by W. Haden Blackman.[11]

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