Previous Battle of Uhanayih Next Massacre at Ralltiir Incident at Dorvalla Conflict Nebula Front disruption Date 33 BBY Place Dorvalla Outcome Nebula Front victory Combatants Nebula Front mercenaries Trade Federation Dorvalla Space Corps Commanders Captain Arwen Cohl Commander Daultay Dofine Commander Nap Lagard Unidentified DSC commander Strength Tempest-class gunship Hawk-Bat 1 shuttle 12 mercenary infiltration commandos Z-95 Headhunters CloakShape Fighters 2 Lucrehulk-class freighters Revenue Acquisitor Picket ships Vulture droids Security droids 2 Jedi Knights 1 Lancet Casualties Shuttle At least 1 Z-95 At least 2 CloakShapes 9 commandos Revenue (with cargo and droids) At least 4 DSC picket ships Security and Vulture droids [Source]

The Incident at Dorvalla marked a new development in the activities of the Nebula Front group.

Contents 1 Background 2 The incident 3 Aftermath 4 Appearances 4.1 In other languages

BackgroundEdit

Prior to the incident, the Nebula Front had been content with peaceful protests, media campaigns, acts of civil disobedience, and simple acts of vandalism and theft to promote their agenda against the Trade Federation.

With the rise of the group's militant wing under Havac (Eru Matalis), the Front decided to hire the notable mercenary Arwen Cohl and his team to engage in actual violent confrontation against the Trade Federation and its allies.

The incidentEdit

The damage done to the Federation was physically small—it lost several droids, one of thousands of bulk freighters, a cargo of lommite ore that was recovered, and a shipment of aurodium, the most valuable item on the freighter.

However, both Cohl and the Nebula Front's militant wing gained new-found respect in the eyes of those oppressed by the Trade Federation, and were viewed with a new sense of urgency by the Galactic Republic and Jedi Order (whose Knights, Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi, had been present at the attack, albeit undercover).

AftermathEdit

The newly-perceived dangers of the Front inspired Viceroy Nute Gunray to order militarization of Federation ships and the Galactic Senate to consider taxation of trade routes in response, both of which led to the Eriadu Trade Summit—which itself led to the Blockade of Naboo.

In addition, the stolen aurodium later found its way into the InterGalactic Bank account of Finis Valorum, an event that sparked a scandal and paved the way to ease his removal from office.

AppearancesEdit

• Cloak of Deception (First appearance)
• Star Wars: Darth Plagueis (Indirect mention only)