Operation Influx
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Operation Influx was a three-stage Jedi military operation led by Jedi Master Vannar Treece during the Republic Dark Age in 1,032 BBY. It was originally named Operation: Deadlock by Jedi Knight Kerra Holt; however, it was changed when Vannar Treece pointed out that stalemating the Sith Lords against one another was one of their goals in the mission, it would not be something they wanted to express openly.[1] It sought to disrupt the production and supply of baradium by the Sith Lord Daiman.
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Its main goal was to disrupt the production of baradium by the Sith Lord Daiman's princedom known as the Daimanate. Baradium was an essential element used in the production of munitions. According to intelligence relayed by the undercover former Jedi Knight Gorlan Palladane who was based on Chelloa, Daiman's scientists had discovered the mother lode of baradium, a compound which could be used in the manufacture of various explosives. Daiman intended to use this new discovery to aid his war effort against his rival and estranged brother, Lord Odion.[2]
The operation involved infiltrating Sith Space via the planet Oranessan, a key regional transport hub. This would then be followed by a raid on Chelloa itself. The Jedi mission would then depart on a direct hyperspace line to neutral space. Despite its initial successes on infiltrating Oranessan, the Jedi mission was killed on Chelloa during an attack by the Sith Lord Odion who unleashed a kinetic corruptor which razed large areas of the surface. Odion himself personally slew Vannar, leaving Kerra Holt as the sole survivor of the mission. Despite the failure of the operation, she succeeded in establishing contact with the Chelloan resistance led by Gorlan and helped evacuate the planet on the Freedom Fleet during the Destruction of Chelloa.[2]
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- Star Wars: Knight Errant: Influx (First appearance)
- Star Wars: Knight Errant 1: Aflame, Part 1
- Star Wars: Knight Errant 2: Aflame, Part 2 (Mentioned only)
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- Star Wars: Knight Errant 0
Essential Atlas Extra: The Knight Errant Gazetteer on StarWars.com (article) (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org) (First mentioned)