Lomrokk

Lomrokk was a Gamorrean male warlord and later executioner for Hutt crime lord Jabba Desilijic Tiure. Lomrokk became famous across the Outer Rim Territories for his talent for killing in pit fighting matches. This reputation secured him a position as Jabba's gladiator and personal executioner before the introduction of the rancor creature in Jabba's Palace on the planet Tatooine. According to most, the Gamorrean was responsible for the death of notorious Clantaani criminal Longo Two-Guns.
==Biography==
A former warlord, the Gamorrean male Lomrokk at one point was deposed of his position and turned to pit fighting, which earned him a reputation across the Outer Rim Territories for his killing prowess. His reputation was heightened after he slew a gundark, a large and semi-sentient four-armed anthropoid known for its incredible strength. The Gamorrean was then hired by Jabba Desilijic Tiure, one of the most notorious Hutt crime lords in the galaxy.The New Essential Guide to Characters Lomrokk joined Jabba's criminal empire as the Hutt's personal gladiator and main executioner at the Hutt Castle, which was located in the Northern Dune Sea of the desert planet Tatooine.Inside the Worlds of Star Wars Trilogy The former warlord's employment in Jabba's castle occurred before the introduction of the rancor, a large Dathomiri reptomammal that the Hutt used to dispose of his enemies,Star Wars Character Encyclopedia which took place between 0 BBY and 4 ABY.A Boy and His Monster: The Rancor Keeper's Tale depicts the introduction of the rancor to Jabba's Palace. The Essential Reader's Companion dates the events of A Boy and His Monster between 0 BBY and 4 ABY.
In 32 BBY,The New Essential Chronology Jabba placed a 50,000 credit bounty on the head of Clantaani criminal Longo Two-Guns, known to some as the "fastest blaster on Tatooine." Bounty hunter Jango Fett then captured Longo and brought him to the Hutt.Star Wars: Bounty Hunter After that, the most accepted version of his death was that Jabba then threw Longo down the shaft that led to the fighting pit, where Lomrokk was expected to execute the gangster. The Gamorrean initially punched Longo Two-Guns, sending him flying across the pit, and then, under Jabba's command, Lomrokk axed and killed the Clantaani.
==Personality and traits==
Lomrokk was a ruthless, dark-green-skinned Gamorrean, more physically imposing and intelligent than most members of his species. He also stood two heads taller than the Gamorrean average of 1.8 meters and bore many battle scars, gashed across his fat and muscled body. Lomrokk was made famous in the Outer Rim for his killing skills, exterminating every creature he had met in combat. Longo Two-Guns, one of his victims, noticed a particularly cruel intellect behind Lomrokk's eyes, something that Longo had never seen before.
==Equipment==
Lomrokk wielded a giant battleaxe. He worked topless, wearing furred shorts and a belt, as well as shoulder pads and bracelets.
==Behind the scenes==
Lomrokk was created for a short story as Longo Two-Guns's executioner in the non-canonAccording to the , Star Wars Mythos aims to "offer [its] own interpretations of what [the characters] have done outside of the Star Wars canon." 2012 Star Wars Mythos project, an initiative of Sideshow Collectibles. The narrative was published online on Sideshow's website. Star Wars Mythos further elaborates on the story of Longo Two-Guns, which originated with the 2002 video game Star Wars: Bounty Hunter, while also introducing the Gamorrean character Lomrokk. The project also included the production of a nineteen-inch-tall polystone statue of the executioner, the third in a series of five characters that were commissioned.
The general style and aesthetics of Lomrokk's illustration were inspired by forms often seen in the barbarian paintings of science-fiction artist Frank Frazetta. The tauntaun skull, featured in the concept art sketches and the final statue model, was added in order to allude to the Colosseum in Italy and its gladiatorial fights in Ancient Rome. Involved in the making of Lomrokk were artists Tom Gilliland and Seth Rinaldi, designer David Igo, sculptor Michael Norman, and painters Anthony Mestas, Steve Riojas, Jesse Lincoln, and Ian MacDonald.
Lomrokk was mentioned again in the first part of The Official Star Wars Blog series "So Uncivilized: Great Gunslingers in Star Wars," written by Ed Erdelac and released on September 19, 2013. This article therefore treats the Mythos details as Star Wars Legends canon.
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==External links==
*Gamorrean Executioner at Sideshow Collectibles (backup link)
Category:Desilijic servants
Category:Gamorreans
Category:Gladiators
Category:Males
Category:Warlords