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"In less than eight minutes, D'rinba IV shall cease to exist."
―Darth Vader[2]

D'rinba IV was a world located in the Sombure sector of the Mid Rim.

History[]

In the aftermath of the New Sith Wars, during the Unification Campaigns of the 900s BBY, the Galactic Republic's Judicial Forces fought ably at D'rinba, where they achieved a notable victory.[3]

During the Galactic Civil War, D'rinba IV that was home to a large Rebel supply base targeted by Darth Vader during the relocation of the Death Star II to Endor. When the D'rinba Rebels learned of Vader's intent, Rebel Alliance agent Corwin Shelvay organized a team consisting of Kyle Katarn, Shira Brie, Erling Tredway, and up to two other agents to disable the superlaser.

As the Death Star neared D'rinba IV, the Rebels attempted to evacuate, using an ion cannon to disable the Imperial-class Star Destroyer Colossus. The Rebels also used their fleet to assault the Death Star as Shelvay's operatives attempted to sabotage the weapon.

This section of the article assumes 100% game completion of Star Wars: The Interactive Video Board Game. Any alternate stories may be noted in the "Behind the scenes" section. The events in this section may or may not have been confirmed as canon within the Star Wars Legends continuity.

The operatives were successful in preventing the superlaser's firing. However, the false data in possession of the main Rebel Fleet regarding the operational status of the weapon was never corrected, leading to a near-catastrophe at the Battle of Endor.

Behind the scenes[]

Drinba schematics

Schematics of D'rinba IV, showing geological formations

In the board-game video, D'rinba is represented by shots of Hoth, Endor, and Alderaan recycled from the original trilogy.

If the players do not win the Interactive Video Board Game, Darth Vader destroys D'rinba IV. No source has established the canonical outcome of the game's events, leaving the planet's survival ambiguous.

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