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Unidentified Sith diplomatEdit Unidentified Sith diplomat "One day soon the Selkath will pay for the indignities they have inflicted on the Sith!" ―The Sith diplomat, speaking to Revan after his hearing had ended[src] A Human male worked as a Sith diplomat on the planet Manaan during the Jedi Civil War in 3,956 BBY. The diplomat represented a group of Sith soldiers in the Ahto High Court during a hearing that was the result of a brawl between his clients and a group of Republic soldiers. Both sides were found to be at fault and were fined by the Ahto City Civil Authority. Revan, a Jedi Padawan, witnessed the hearing while he was visiting the planet.

Unidentified Republic diplomatEdit Unidentified Republic diplomat "Why can't the Selkath see what the Sith are really like? They should ban them all from this planet." ―The Republic diplomat[src] A Human male worked as a Republic diplomat on the planet Manaan during the Jedi Civil War in 3,956 BBY. The diplomat represented a group of Republic soldiers in the Ahto High Court during a hearing that was the result of a brawl between his clients and a group of Sith soldiers. Both sides were found to be at fault and were fined by the Ahto City Civil Authority. Revan, a Jedi Padawan, witnessed the hearing while he was visiting the planet.

Unidentified Bith scientistEdit Unidentified Bith scientist «It will not stop. No matter how many frequency dampeners I surround myself with, I cannot get that one signal out of my head.» ―The Bith scientist[src] A male Bith who worked as a scientist was present on Nal Hutta's moon, Nar Shaddaa, during the final days of the Dark Wars in 3,951 BBY. A former Jedi Knight, the Jedi Exile, met him in his laboratory in the Nar Shaddaa Docks and questioned him about what he was doing. The Bith scientist explained to her that he was trying to pinpoint the source of a signal that seemed to encompass the entirety of the moon. The Exile offered her assistance to the scientist, who gave her a simple courier job: to pick up a package from one of his suppliers, a Twi'lek, at one of the docking pylons. When the Exile arrived to meet the Twi'lek, she found only his body and no package, and was attacked by a droid. When the Exile returned to tell the scientist the news, she found only his dislocated arm clutching a datapad with a message stating that he had found the signal source but was attacked by his assistant droid. The Exile later learned that the Exchange crime syndicate leader G0-T0 was the source of the signal.

Reinforced Insulated Sheath armorEdit Reinforced Insulated Sheath armor "Let's get started. I'm going to teach you how to construct my masterpiece invention: R.I.S. armor. This armor has no equal in battle. Everything else is junk compared to this!" ―Mol Ni'mai[src] The Reinforced Insulated Sheath armor, or R.I.S. armor for short, was a form of heavy, yet flexible battle armor that saw use during the Galactic Civil War. It could be customized in a variety of colors. Mol Ni'mai, a male Bothan master armorsmith living in the mountains of the planet Dantooine, was the inventor of the armor. R.I.S. armor could only be crafted by the most proficient armorsmiths. In addition to its more basic resource requirements, the armor also required the bones and hides of various creatures within the galaxy. The armor had eight separate pieces which included two biceps, two bracers, a chest plate, a set of leggings, a helmet, and a pair of boots. During the Galactic Civil War, some time after the Battle of Yavin, Ni'mai taught a spacer and fellow armorsmith how to make the armor. Following this, R.I.S. armor saw use by several disparate organizations throughout the galaxy.

NadaaEdit Nadaa "Are you one of Saquesh's men? Did you take my daughter?" ―Nadaa[src] Nadaa was a Human female who was a refugee living with her daughter, Adana, in the Refugee Sector on Nar Shaddaa, a moon of the planet Nal Hutta, during the final days of the Dark Wars in 3,951 BBY. During this time, her daughter was kidnapped by the Exchange crime organization overseer of the area, the Quarren Saquesh, because Nadaa owed the Exchange 600 credits. While visiting the moon, the former Jedi Knight known as the Jedi Exile spoke with Nadaa and agreed to help free her daughter. The Exile met with Saquesh and attempted to intimidate the Quarren into releasing Adana. The Exile was unsuccessful and was forced to slay Saquesh to free Adana from her cell. Nadaa was extremely grateful and thanked the Exile.

GerielEdit Geriel "Keep… back. I… am… ill. Contagious, the others say." ―Geriel[src] Geriel was a Human male refugee from the Mandalorian Wars and the Jedi Civil War. He lived in the Refugee Sector on the moon of the planet Nal Hutta, Nar Shaddaa, during the last days of the Dark Wars in 3,951 BBY. During this time, he became gravely ill with an ailment that the other refugees referred to as a contagious plague. While visiting the moon, the former Jedi Knight known as the Jedi Exile used her medical skills to heal Geriel of his illness. Geriel was immensely grateful and rewarded the Exile with a lightsaber component.

Kulton WoodleEdit Kulton Woodle «Ah, nothing matches being at the helm of a ship flying through the deep, black reaches of space» ―Kulton Woodle[src] Kulton Woodle was a Mon Calamari male who worked as a freighter pilot and captain. He had retired by the time of the Galactic Civil War, after the Battle of Yavin, and spent his days outside of the spaceport of the city of Theed on the planet Naboo with his droid, J1-P0. In that year, he had a conversation with a spacer about what he did and did not miss about life as a pilot. Kulton liked to stand outside of the spaceport in an effort to hear the stories of fellow pilots in order to relive his glory days.

AdanaEdit Adana "Who are you?" "Adana… my mom made the mistake of telling Saquesh he couldn't sell me to the Hutts… so he took me." ―The Jedi Exile and Adana[src] Adana was a Human female refugee who lived in the Refugee Sector with her mother, Nadaa, on Nar Shaddaa, a moon of the planet Nal Hutta, in 3,951 BBY. She and her mother were both displaced by the Jedi Civil War and Mandalorian Wars. At some point during this time, she was kidnapped by the Exchange criminal organization's overseer of the sector, a Quarren named Saquesh. While visiting the Refugee Sector, a former Jedi Knight, the Jedi Exile, met Nadaa, who begged the Exile to save her daughter. The Exile went to meet with the overseer and attempted to intimidate him into releasing Adana. The Exile was unsuccessful and was forced to slay the Quarren and his guards in order to free Adana from her prison. The young girl was overjoyed to be free and returned to her mother. Adana's mother was ecstatic to have her daughter back and thanked the Exile profusely for her help.

Mol Ni'maiEdit Mol Ni'mai "You believe you have learned all there is to know about being an armorsmith? You haven't! I know far more than you ever will, but still there are a few lessons I could teach you." ―Mol Ni'mai[src] Mol Ni'mai was a male Bothan master armorsmith who designed the Reinforced Insulated Sheath armor. He lived in a hut in the northern mountains of the planet Dantooine during the Galactic Civil War, sometime after the Battle of Yavin. He was visited by a spacer and fellow armorsmith during this time who wished to learn the secret of crafting the R.I.S. armor. After a payment of 50,000 credits, Ni'mai instructed the spacer on the basics of the armor's construction. Once Ni'mai was satisfied that the spacer had learned the essentials and had seen the spacer's armorsmithing prowess first hand, he gave the spacer schematics for each piece of the R.I.S. armor.

KaulEdit Kaul «Hey stranger. Interested in some information for a mere 20 creds?» ―Kaul[src] Kaul was a Twi'lek male infochant who lived in the Refugee Sector of the moon Nar Shaddaa in 3,951 BBY. When the Jedi Exile, a former Knight of the Jedi Order, visited the Refugee Sector, the Twi'lek offered her information for a few credits. The Exile paid the Twi'lek for his information; he informed her that if she had a stealth field generator and some security skills, she could rob the Exchange criminal organization's compound in the area without anyone noticing.

NikkoEdit Nikko "Nice to meet you, sentient. Are you interested in a friendly game of pazaak? The deck is warm, the drink is plentiful, and the company amiable. Can I tempt you?" ―Nikko's greeting to the Jedi Exile, upon their first meeting[src] Nikko was a Human male pazaak player who lived in Iziz, the capital city of the planet Onderon, during the Onderon Civil War in 3,951 BBY. He spent most of his time playing pazaak in the Iziz Cantina. When the Jedi Exile, a former Jedi Knight, visited the cantina to investigate the murder of Captain Sullio of the Onderonian military in hopes of clearing Dr. Dhagon Ghent of the crime, Nikko was one of the people to whom she spoke. After a thorough investigation, Nikko and the Exile were able to convince the Onderon authorities of Ghent's innocence, setting the doctor free.

OdisEdit Odis "Hey, you look like a spacer. You work at the docks?" "What makes you think I do?" "Because if you need a crew, I'm your man. I flew during the Mandalorian Wars and again during the Jedi Civil War." ―Odis and the Jedi Exile[src] Odis was a Human male pilot who lived in the Refugee Sector of Nar Shaddaa, the largest moon of the planet Nal Hutta, in the year 3,951 BBY. He was a refugee displaced by the conflicts of the Mandalorian Wars and the Jedi Civil War. When the Jedi Exile, a former Jedi Knight, arrived on the moon in search of Jedi Master Zez-Kai Ell, she spoke with Odis, who had been looking for a piloting job, and the Exile offered to help. She was able to convince the crew of the starship Lunar Shadow to abandon their current captain and hire Odis.

Permafrost crystalEdit Permafrost crystal Permafrost crystals were rare lightsaber crystals found on the planet Hoth. When used in a lightsaber, they gave the blade an icy blue color. During the Galactic Civil War, one permafrost crystal was in the possession of the township of Aurilia on the planet Dathomir. It was awarded to a spacer who was a key asset in the Battle of Hoth.

VaksaiEdit Vaksai The Vaksai was a starfighter model commonly employed by the Black Sun crime syndicate during the Galactic Civil War. It was a TransGalMeg Industries-manufactured Kihraxz light fighter modified by Black Sun. A medium fighter, the Vaksai gave its pilot a good balance between firepower and maneuverability. While it was generally only used by Black Sun, one of these ships became the property of a spacer who assisted the Civilian Protection Guild in the recapture of a CR90 corvette over the planet Kashyyyk.

LobarorrEdit Lobarorr - Status removed Lobarorr was a male Wookiee who lived on the planet Kashyyyk during the Galactic Civil War. Sometime after the Battle of Yavin, he and his friend Takook decided to take a trip to the Rryatt Trail. During their trip, Lobarorr became jealous of Takook's spear, a Kashyyyk bladestick that belonged to Takook's father, Chatook. In a fit of jealous rage, Lobarorr attacked Takook, taking the weapon and fleeing to the Rryatt Trail to hide. Sometime later, a spacer hired by a concerned Chatook found Takook's corpse and a message he had recorded just before his death. The spacer located Lobarorr at his hiding place and killed him, reclaiming the bladestick from his body.

KallaaracEdit Kallaarac «We only request help from those we trust. Perhaps you're the exact individual we need to help us. We'll find out soon enough.» ―Kallaarac[src] Kallaarac was a male Wookiee who served as the chieftain of the Myyydril tribe, a group of beings who lived in the Myyydril Caverns in the Kkowir Forest on the planet Kashyyyk. Sometime after the Battle of Yavin, during the Galactic Civil War, a spacer visited the tribe, hoping to help them with their problems and gain their trust. Kallaarac instructed the visitor to seek out the members of his tribe within the caverns to see if they needed any help. When the spacer returned to Kallaarac after gaining the tribe's confidence, the chieftain charged the outsider with ending an infestation of urnsor'is spiders within the caverns. Kallaarac tasked the spacer with several duties to achieve this, the last of which was to exterminate the infestation's source, a ferocious urnsor'is known as the Mother Queen. When the visitor returned to Kallaraac victorious, the chief was overjoyed and rewarded the spacer for the deed.

DE-10 blaster pistolEdit DE-10 blaster pistol The DE-10 blaster pistol was a model of blaster pistol that saw use in the galaxy during the Galactic Civil War. Its heaviest users in the period were members of the Death Watch, a Mandalorian splinter group based on the Forest Moon of Endor at the time. When a spacer infiltrated the Death Watch bunker, their main base on the moon, sometime after the Battle of Yavin, the sentient discovered a schematic for the weapon along with specialized barrels used in its construction. The spacer eventually had one of the weapons created for personal use.

JorranEdit Jorran "Is someone out there? Anybody? Help! Laigreks are everywhere! Help me, I'm trapped in here!" ―Jorran[src] Jorran was a male Human living on the planet Dantooine in the year 3,951 BBY. As a scavenger, he was one of the many that worked out of a camp near the ruins of the Jedi Enclave on Dantooine. During that time, he was part of one of the salvager groups that had decided to brave the dangers of the Enclave's sub-level. The group quickly came under attack by a predatory insect known as laigreks and were forced to retreat. Separated from the group and surrounded by laigreks, Jorran was forced to lock himself in a nearby room. When Meetra Surik, a former Jedi Knight, searched the sub-level looking for Jedi Master Vrook Lamar, she discovered Jorran. Surik killed the laigreks barring Jorran's escape and allowed him to leave the Enclave's sub-level. When Surik returned to the salvager camp, Jorran thanked her and offered to sell her some of the Jedi artifacts he had found. Jorran later joined the Khoonda Militia during the Battle of Khoonda.

S-0D3-GE3Edit S-0D3-GE3 "Hello there? What is this? Oh my, she's dead!" ―S-0D3-GE3, discovering Captain Sullio's body moments after her murder — Listen (file info)[src] S-0D3-GE3 was the designation of a GE3-series protocol droid that was active during the time known as the Dark Wars. The droid was owned by a Bith male named Bahima—the bartender of the cantina in the city of Iziz on the planet Onderon—and was used as a waiter for the cantina. S-0D3-GE3 discovered the corpse of the murdered Captain Sullio shortly after the incident and was destroyed by Sullio's murderer moments after his discovery. Meetra Surik, an exile of the Jedi Order, discovered S-0D3-GE3's head while investigating the murder of Sullio in hopes of clearing Doctor Dhagon Ghent of the crime. With the help of a Twi'lek patron of the cantina named Kiph, Surik was able to extract a recording of the droid's last moments from its memory banks, which she used to prove Ghent's innocence.

30th Anniversary BashEdit 30th Anniversary Bash 30th Anniversary Bash was the name of a painting available in the galaxy sometime after the Battle of Yavin, fought in 0 BBY during the conflict known as the Galactic Civil War. It depicted the Max Rebo Band performing at Jabba's Palace on the planet Tatooine. The text, written in the Galactic Basic Standard alphabet known as Aurebesh, spelled out "uhl eharl." The painting was given to a spacer who attended Nym's Anniversary Bash at his base on the planet Lok.

"The Champ"Edit "The Champ" «You are big stuff, no?» "I have won a few matches, yes." «I am the Champ. I win pazaak. All the time, I win. You play me? Come talk to me.» ―The Champ and Meetra Surik's first meeting[src] "The Champ" was the nickname for a male Chadra-Fan who lived on Nar Shaddaa, a moon of the planet Nal Hutta, during the time known as the Dark Wars. He was a pazaak champion at the local pazaak den in the Refugee Sector. When former Jedi Knight Meetra Surik visited the pazaak den while searching Nar Shaddaa for Jedi Master Zez-Kai Ell, she managed to defeat every other player in the pazaak den at the game, forcing The Champ to make a grand entrance into the den and challenge Surik. Surik was able to beat The Champ at three consecutive pazaak matches and after the third one, The Champ admitted defeat and rewarded Surik with a rare tie-breaker pazaak card. The Champ would later assist in the rescue of Surik from the Exchange crime syndicate boss known as Goto by selling her droid companion, T3-M4, to Vogga the Hutt.

Wanted Poster: Princess Leia OrganaEdit Wanted Poster: Princess Leia Organa Wanted Poster: Princess Leia Organa was a poster produced by the Galactic Empire sometime after the Battle of Yavin during the Galactic Civil War. It depicted Leia Organa, the Human female Princess of Alderaan and known Rebel supporter who was directly involved in the events leading to the destruction of the Empire's first Death Star battlestation.

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