Fenn Booda Fenn Booda was the warden of Desolation Alley , a prison and labor camp located on the moon Oovo IV that was affiliated with the Correctional Authority of the Galactic Republic by the year 32 BBY . As reward for the Desolation Alley inmates ' hard work in the Oovo IV ore mines , Booda occasionally entertained them with Podraces that sped through the prison ' s facilities and the moon ' s rocky surface . In addition , Booda granted inmate Fud Sang the chance to race with the promise of a possible release if Sang performed well . Booda presented Sang with an old Podracer , which the diminutive alien used to great extent on Oovo IV ' s three courses : Vengeance , Executioner , and The Gauntlet . Booda personally hosted all three of Oovo IV ' s Podracing events but was usually booed off - stage by the inmates during the opening ceremonies . To increase the inmates ' appeal to the races , Booda and the prison ' s other wardens filled the anti - gravity tunnels that made up parts of the courses with chunks of ore for Podracer pilots to crash into . Booda continued to be Desolation Alley ' s warden through the start of the Clone Wars in 22 BBY . During that time , Desolation Alley held prisoner the famed Jedi killer Aurra Sing , who tried to trade information to Booda in exchange for her freedom . Biography . Podracing in Desolation Alley . Fenn Booda served as the lead warden of the Desolation Alley prison , located on the moon Oovo IV , by the year 32 BBY . The penal colony also served as a labor camp and was affiliated with the Galactic Republic ' s Correctional Authority division . Inmates were forced to mine for ore under the moon ' s surface . To keep the prisoners entertained , Booda rewarded their hard work with occasional Podraces . The prison boasted three Podrace courses : Vengeance , Executioner , and The Gauntlet . All three courses started in a circular arena and sped through various anti - gravity tunnels , cell blocks , and power stations . The Gauntlet was the only course that sped across the moon ' s barren surface . To keep the races more interesting , Booda and the prison ' s other wardens filled the anti - gravity tunnels with chunks of ore and rock , creating hazardous obstacles for Podracer pilots . One tunnel on Vengeance lacked any ore whatsoever and instead played host to an exogorth — a giant space slug . Booda personally hosted each and every Oovo IV race and was introduced to the spectators by the Troig race commentator Fodesinbeed Annodue . However , every time Booda took center stage to see the racers off , the prison ' s inmates routinely booed the warden off the stage . By 32 BBY , all three of Oovo IV ' s courses were part of professional Podracing circuits . Booda collaborated with the diminutive and highly - talkative Fud Sang , an inmate serving four back - to - back life sentences in the prison , to provide the inmates someone to root for , as well as a sure winner for the races . Although Sang was a mediocre pilot at best , Booda nonetheless presented him with an old Bokaan Race Engineering BRE Block6 " Tri - Ram " Podracer and promised that he would consider granting Sang ' s release if the pilot performed well enough . Sang eventually became Vengeance ' s crowd favorite and also participated in races on the other Oovo IV tracks . Sang was even given the chance to race offworld on the planet Ando Prime , allowing him to become the crowd favorite of a race course there . Detainment of Aurra Sing . Booda continued to serve as the prison ' s warden through the year 22 BBY , during which time he continued to receive Republic prisoners as the galaxy - wide Clone Wars raged on . After a criminal investigation on the planet Devaron , the renowned bounty hunter and Jedi killer Aurra Sing was captured by the Republic ' s Jedi Order after she was defeated in combat by the Jedi Aayla Secura . Although Sing ' s accomplice , Vien ' sai ' Malloc , was handed over to Devaronian authorities , Sing was sent to Desolation Alley . Once in the prison , Sing requested a meeting with Booda . After introducing himself to the bounty hunter , Booda listened to Sing as she offered information about other bounty hunters being hired to kill Jedi in exchange for her release . Booda considered the offer but otherwise noted that Sing would remain in Desolation Alley for some time . Ultimately , Sing was released after serving only a few months in Desolation Alley , as her offer was accepted and she revealed what she knew . Personality and traits . Fenn Booda was both benevolent and malicious at the same time . Although the warden would entertain his inmates with Podraces to keep them happy and compliant , Booda enjoyed the prospect of seeing hapless Podracers crash in his ore - filled anti - gravity tunnels , as he felt that the crashes would make the races more interesting . Booda also hosted The Gauntlet , the only course to speed outdoors , during an annual meteor shower . The otherwise strict Booda could also be accommodating , such as when giving Fud Sang a chance to become a Podracing star and offering medical aid to Aurra Sing . He also considered giving both prisoners their freedom , and did so in Sing ' s case , at least in exchange for information on Jedi hunters . Despite giving his inmates an opportunity to take a break from their work to watch Podraces , Booda was still immensely disliked by the inmates , and they regularly decried the warden during the races . The Podrace commentator Fode Annodue was aware of that and parodied the relationship between Booda and the inmates when introducing the warden at Podraces . Booda was a male member of a tall , gaunt species and displayed white - colored skin around his face , with black skin on his arms . The alien ' s eyes were white in 32 BBY , but ten years later , his eyes had turned yellow and glowed red . Booda ' s thin arms both ended in three slender digits . He carried a staff with him and wore an ornate headpiece with a red cap and a white shawl , which he accompanied with flowing robes of various colors . Behind the scenes . Fenn Booda was created for the 1999 video game " " . Although the game was released for PC , Nintendo 64 , and Sega Dreamcast , Booda only appeared in pre - rendered cutscenes for the PC release and was absent from the console versions . Throughout Booda ' s appearances in " Star Wars " Legends media , the character ' s arm color is depicted inconsistently . In " Episode I Racer " Booda ' s arms are both black , which this article treats as the correct coloration . In " Episode I Racer " s , an illustration of Booda shows him with white arms , although a screenshot of the black - armed Booda from the game is also present in the book . Finally , in the 2003 comic book " " , Booda ' s arms are orange in color .