Seib Nod Seib Nod was a female Lorrdian member of the Sisterhood of the Beatific Countenance on the planet Lorrd . A lifelong member , she grew bored of her cloistered lifestyle and opted for a life of crime instead . Stealing valuable artifacts from her temple , she fled Lorrd and went to the galactic capital world of Coruscant , where she intended to sell the stolen items . She found a buyer in archaeologist Artuo Pratuhr . Pratuhr and his assistant , Zey Nep , met with Nod at the Outlander Club in 22 BBY . The archaeologist was initially wary of Nod ' s intentions , but the Lorrdian was able to convince him that she was acting on behalf of the Sisterhood in selling the items . Once he had handed over his money , she decided to double - cross him and left with both the items and the credits . She was later apprehended by Pratuhr and Nep , and was given a long sentence in CoCo Penitentiary . Biography . A female Near - Human Lorrdian from Lorrd , Seib Nod was a lifelong member of the Sisterhood of the Beatific Countenance . As such , she was forced to live in a cloistered fashion , which soon bored her . With no funds whatsoever , she realized that in order to start a new life for herself , she would have to procure them from somewhere . Not caring how she went about it , Nod stole several valuable artifacts from her temple , and departed Lorrd post haste , for the galactic capital of Coruscant . There , she continued to wear her religious fatigues to mask her criminal intentions . Intending to pawn the stolen relics , she was contacted by Artuo Pratuhr , an archeologist who wanted to buy them for the Galactic Museum . Nod met with Pratuhr and his assistant , Zey Nep , at the Uscru Entertainment District ' s Outlander Club in 22 BBY , at the height of the Separatist Crisis . Initially , the archeologist was suspicious of Nod ' s intentions , but she claimed that the Sisterhood was selling the items to raise desperately needed funds . The clandestine nature of the sale was to conceal the fact that the Sisterhood was in such financial trouble that it needed to sell the relics in the first place . Pratuhr agreed to the deal , but the criminal atmosphere of Galactic City caused Nod to make a snap judgment — drawing a blaster on the archeologist , she took his money , and fled the Outlander Club for an outbound flight . A few days later , while waiting at the dock , Nod was confronted by Pratuhr , who caught up to her . She did not feel threatened , however — she was armed , he was not . What Nod had not accounted for was the presence of Nep , who , standing behind her and disguised as a refugee , had her own blaster trained on her . Realizing that her plans were thwarted , she returned the money . Pratuhr then took her to the local authorities , and returned the relics to the Sisterhood . Nod was then incarcerated in CoCo Penitentiary for a considerable amount of time , during which she was pardoned by the Sisterhood for her crimes . Personality and traits . Although the Sisterhood of Beatific Countenance required lifelong servitude , Seib Nod did not find her servitude spiritually fulfilling in the slightest , and so , due to her boredom , sought out more material possessions . She was desperate enough to break free of her situation by turning to crime as a way of raising money for herself . Once she had committed one criminal act , she was prone to lying to others , and she found herself so changed by her one act that she felt free to perform another . When she was jailed , she was at such a point that the forgiveness of her fellow Sisters meant nothing to her . Nod had light skin . As with all members of the Sisterhood , Nod had scripture tatooed on her body , including distinctive facial patterns . While traditionally members of the Sisterhood wore their robes and masks outside their temple to hide their skin , Nod maintained her religious garb in order to hide her mercenary nature . Behind the scenes . The character of Seib Nod first appeared , unnamed , in the 2002 film by George Lucas , , during the Outlander Club scene . In 2004 , the character was given the name " Seib Nod " in the article " , " which was published in " Star Wars Insider 75 " , and written by Daniel Wallace . Spelled backwards , Seib Nod is Don Bies , a special effects artist for " Attack of the Clones . " In Trisha Biggar ' s " " , published in 2005 , the same character was identified as " Seib Nob . " Further complicating matters was Stephen J . Sansweet and Pablo Hidalgo ' s " " , published twenty - six days after Biggar ' s book . " Star Wars Chronicles : The Prequels " identified the character as " Nob Seib , " leading " What ' s The Story ? " author Tim Veekhoven , the following year , to ask continuity editor Leland Chee as to what the true spelling was . Chee identified it as " Seib Nod , " the original designation given by Wallace . The character ' s story was later fleshed out by Benjamin Christopher Norton Dawe , writing as " Captain Yossarian , " through StarWars . com ' s feature , " What ' s the Story ? "