Unidentified Dulok ( diamond ) As a member of King Gorneesh ' s tribe from the Forest Moon of Endor , one Dulok distinguished himself from the other members of his species via a yellow diamond shape emblazoned on his torso . He was otherwise a typical green - furred Dulok , although he sometimes wore a white cloth around his left arm and another on his right knee . By 3 ABY , the Dulok had become a warrior in his tribe , a position that allowed him to participate in assignments for King Gorneesh . These missions targeted the Ewoks of Bright Tree Village , a settlement near the Dulok Swamp . In one instance , the diamond - marked Dulok rode aboard the Ewok battle wagon after his tribe stole it from the Ewoks — although the Dulok fighter fell off the vehicle during an assault on the Ewoks ' Soul Tree s , items of great religious importance to the Duloks ' rivals . On another occasion , the Dulok accompanied others in a hunting expedition , only to be defeated by the rogue Ewok Asha and her companions . Biography . Attack on the Soul Trees . As a member of a tribe of Duloks led by King Gorneesh , one Dulok male distinguished himself from his fellows via a yellow diamond shape marked onto the fur of his torso . Like the other males who lived in the Dulok Swamp on the Forest Moon of Endor , the diamond - emblazoned Dulok participated in various tasks set out for him by the King . In 3 ABY , he joined several tribemates as they mounted a siege weapon known as a battle wagon , which they had stolen from its Ewok creators . In a bid to destroy the Ewoks ' Soul Tree s , natural trees that were of great spiritual significance to the Ewoks , the Dulok rode on the contraption ' s top deck as his comrades steered it to the forest around the Ewoks ' home settlement , Bright Tree Village . Before the battle wagon could reach the site , however , a pair of Ewok children — Malani and Wicket W . Warrick — boarded the vehicle and attempted to stop the Dulok attack . When the Ewoks reached the top level , Gorneesh ordered the Duloks present to stop them . After another Dulok charged the enemies and fell to the forest floor , the diamond - marked Dulok followed suit and inadvertently fell off the wagon . In the end , the Ewoks disabled the device , a move that saved their Soul Trees and forced the Duloks to retreat to their swamps . Facing the Red Ghost . That winter , the diamond - marked Dulok participated in a hunting party with three others — a Dulok marked with an " X " , one marked with an " O " , and one with no markings — as they stalked a horned , bipedal creature known as a maramu . With club in hand , the Dulok with the diamond marking on his chest helped chase the maramu to the edge of a precipice , only to fall back down the slope when the the " X " - marked Dulok stumbled and fell backward into his compatriots . They clambered back up the slope and netted the creature , but a savage howl sounded from the trees nearby . Then a red - furred figure — called by the Duloks " the Red Ghost , " but actually a lone Ewok named Asha — appeared and snagged one of the Duloks with a lasso , pulled him into the tree , and dropped him onto his fellow hunters . Spooked by the apparition , the diamond - marked Dulok and his companions fled . He next followed King Gorneesh and the shaman Umwak , along with his fellows with the " X " and " O " , the unmarked Dulok , and another member of the tribe with arrows marked on his chest , as they pursued quarry through the winter snows . The group captured several small creatures , which they placed in boxes , and another maramu , which the diamond - marked Dulok helped subdue with ropes . As if from nowhere , the Red Ghost appeared and casually strode into the Duloks ' midst to free the maramu and other creatures from their traps . On Gorneesh ' s orders , the Duloks with the " X " , " O " , and diamond marked on them captured the Ewok with lassos , but she grabbed their ropes , spun the Duloks in a circle , and flung them into a snowbank . The King ordered another attack , but the Ewok stepped aside , and the Duloks collided with one another . She then roped a Dulok with arrows marked on him and flung him into the pile of downed foes . The hunting party fled the scene and stumbled onto a hollow log , which the diamond - marked Dulok sat astride with his fellows as they slid down the snowy slope and off the side of a cliff . A body of water broke their fall , but the King swore not to hunt in the forest again , lest he once more face the wrath of the Red Ghost . Personality and traits . The diamond - marked Dulok served his tribe as a warrior and hunter . He was familiar with the use of clubs , lassos , and spears . He was ambidextrous , sometimes wielding weapons in his left hand , others in his right . He was particularly adept with the lasso , able to capture a fleeing maramu from a distance . Nevertheless , he was a bit clumsy ; in one instance , he and his fellows collided with one another while pursuing an enemy . While riding the Ewok battle wagon , he so zealously attacked his Ewok enemies that he overestimated his own momentum and fell to the forest floor . The diamond - marked Dulok served King Gorneesh loyally , doing the ruler ' s bidding with little hesitation . The Dulok , like many of his compatriots , took delight in inflicting pain and suffering on others . When his hunting party captured a female Ewok , the diamond - marked Dulok laughed with the others at the Ewok ' s plight . A yellow diamond shape on his torso distinguished the Dulok from the other members of his tribe . In addition , he tied a strip of white cloth across his left upper arm and another around his right knee . Otherwise , he appeared virtually identical to the other members of his tribe , with green fur , gray skin , brown eyebrows , pink eyes , snarly teeth , and a lanky frame that stood him about 1 . 35 meters tall . Behind the scenes . The " " animated television series introduced the Dulok character with the diamond shape on his torso with the November 9 , 1985 , airing of " Wicket ' s Wagon , " an episode written by Paul Dini and directed by Raymond Jafelice . The Dulok was later featured in the November 30 , 1985 , episode , " Asha , " also by Dini and Jafelice . The DVD feature film " Tales from the Endor Woods " , first released in 2004 , includes edited versions of both episodes . Adaptations of the stories and supplemental sources indirectly mention the Dulok by referencing the hunting parties and war bands in which he participated .