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Cruva Lenda
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Cruva Lenda was a Twi'lek who was employed by Nirama,[1] an Oblee[3] crime lord who operated in the Cularin system.[1] During the first years of the Galactic Empire,[2] Lenda and the Twi'lek Ranso Li journeyed from the planet Cularin to the moon Nar Shaddaa in order to acquire some fast, second-hand freighters for Nirama's smuggling operation. There, the pair attended a party that was held by the Hutt Popara Anjiliac Diresto in Popara's penthouse.[1]
Personality and traits
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During Popara's party, Lenda conversed with some of the other guests about the Cularin system's qualities as a tourist destination. Lenda knew how to speak Basic, Huttese and Twi'leki. The Twi'lek wore high-quality clothing and was equipped with a blaster pistol and a datapad.[1]
Behind the scenesEdit
Cruva Lenda was created by Jeff Grubb and Owen K.C. Stephens, and featured in the 2002 paperback role-playing supplement Tempest Feud. The book includes a seating plan for Popara's party, revealing that during the event, one of Nirama's Twi'lek agents sat a table with the Corporate Sector Authority representative Miltar Dolor, the Hutt Lungru and the Cerean Kir Sesad, while the other Twi'lek sat with Popara's son Mika and some Bimms. However, the adventure does not stipulate which of the seating placements applied to Lenda, and which one applied to Li. The supplement also fails to identify Lenda's gender.
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Notes and referencesEdit
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4
Tempest Feud - ↑ 2.0 2.1 Tempest Feud is a role-playing adventure designed for multiple eras, and can be set during the Rise of the Empire era, the Rebellion era, or the New Jedi Order era. However, The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia states that Mika Anjiliac Chiera's production of the spice tempest—a plot element in Tempest Feud—occurred during the early years of the Galactic Empire, thus making that the canon setting for the events of the supplement.
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