Mind-witch
Organizational information
Beliefs
Ceremonies	Ability to leach a victim's mental and life energies to replenish their own Ability to drink blood to replenish their own
Historical information
Other information
Notable members	S'ybll

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Mind-witches were beings who used Force illusions to fool their victims. It is not known whether this ability was inherent, Force-related or even mystical.

OverviewEdit

These unique beings possessed potent mental abilities which they would use to probe the mind of another beings and see their desires. Once this was done, they developed a relationship with the individual at which point they developed a psychic link with the person. Through this link, they would create illusionary environments which were highly desirable to the individual. This was done with only one purpose in mind; to leech the mental life energies of the person to replenish their own. It is possible for a brutal Mind-witch to drink blood of any Humans or creatures. (Mind-witches need energy for live. In the blood, there is also the energy needed for a mind-witch to live.) Though they were usually powerful telepaths, some well skilled mind witches could also develop telekinetic powers.^[1]

The only known mind-witch was S'ybll, who tried to seduce Luke Skywalker. However, he was able to break through her illusions and escape. S'ybll died when Luke drew his lightsaber to him and accidentally stabbed her.^[1]

Powers and abilitiesEdit

They have small fangs, useful for drinking blood, or simply in defending themselves. When a Mind-witch was without energy (or blood) over the course of several days, they became weak and would probably die.

AppearancesEdit

• The Paradise Detour (First appearance)
• A New Hope: The Life of Luke Skywalker (Appears in flashback(s))

SourcesEdit

• Star Wars Galaxy Collector 3 - ComicScan: Coming Full Circle
• The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia
• "Everything You Always Wanted to Know about the Nightsisters but Were Afraid to Ask"—Star Wars Insider 122

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