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Jedi Order

The **Jedi Order** was a noble religious order of protectors united in their devotion to the light side of the Force. Jedi Knights stood as guardians of peace and justice during the Galactic Republic for thousands of years. Members of the Jedi Order were reknown for their use of lightsabers and a natural ability to harness the powers of the Force. The Jedi Order was all but purged during the rise of the Galactic Empire under Sheev Palpatine.

Jedi in service during the golden years of the Galactic Republic included Insaria, Noona Sungda, Ohcn Alevv and Urqqryl-ud. In the final days of the Republic, the ranks of the Jedi Order included Dal-Sir Tyraal, Irruk Toq, Tomas, Mei Cayle, Karn Vos, the Duinuogwuin Jedi, Norla Tor'ryll, Candrai Enn'ado, Gabriel Dee, Lana Sunrider, Liam, Mara Sealon, Mikel Don, Reithon Harowa, Santo Ardes, Sev Gra'tua, Tamor'a, Vex, Zolar Keth, Biju, Kalani Broola, and the Jedi Watchman.

Former members of the Jedi Order included Gabrian Damodred, the Dark Apprentice, Drake Mullan and Tarkful-- all of whom fell to the dark side.

Following the Galactic Civil War, the *New* Jedi Order was instituted by Luke Skywalker at his Jedi Praxeum on Yavin 4. Members of this next generation included Zara Gra'tua, Farrad, Tobias Enn'ado and Sev Kotas.
Yool

**Yool** was a Dazouri burglar, mischief-maker, and leader of a team of thieves called the Yool's Lads. A group of adventurers dealt with the meddling of Yool during their stay aboard the *Majestic Vale*, at which time he stole vital components from their starship, the *Scalphunter*. Following the clues that Yool left and pursuing him through the herdship's upper levels, the group finally confronted Yool within the on-board environmental-dome ecosystem. Even after he transformed into his formidable rage form, the group defeated Yool. Upon defeat, he fell unconscious, but soon after fled the scene. It wasn't long before a local predator dispatched him for good, his screams carrying into the distance. During the adventure, the group met new allies Merro Shenda, K'Ehleyr Wynver, and Ithorian priest apprentice Chad Ronka. They also discovered, among Yool's treasures, a mysterious keycard to some unknown location.
Tatooine

**Tatooine** was a desert world in the Outer Rim inhabited (in larger part) by poor moisture farmers, scrap dealers, and equipment retailers.Tatooine was the site of several significant events in the lives of a certain group of adventurers. Candrai Enn'ado, upon pursuing a Force disturbance, was captured by a Force Adept Tusken Raider. Vladimir Gaos and Gavril Constantin first met the other adventurers on Tatooine. Cash Qualto siphoned funds from Jabba the Hutt's treasury, thereafter captured by Arbacca; the two were captured by Imperial agents (led by Lt. Balor Noutica), but later broke-out of custody with the help of Hep Kotas and Gavril Constantin. Notable inhabitance of Tatooine included: Arbacca, Jin Odaya, and Lasuri.
Weok

**Weok** was a Wookiee youth and nephew of Arbacca who lived in Kashyyyk. Around 9BBY, Weok was sent by Dewbacca to help some adventurers hunt a Gorryl slug. While in the Shadowlands of Kashyyyk, they also rescued the Jedi fugitive, Vex, from Trandoshan mercenaries. Weok was a contemporary of Aelias Alin, Eli Kotas and Zara Gra'tua.
Tat Kiulu

**Tat Kiulu** was a Codru-Ji police captain on Montu Cordu. Tat worked with a certain group of adventurers on several occasions, such as ousting an Espan Syndicate gang. During the incident with the Dark Apprentice of Tamor'a, Tat came under the darksider's mind control, but was later released when Sev Gra'tua and Tamor'a defeated her. Tat also played a major role in the defense of Montu Cordu during the Battle of Montu Cordu. Tat Kiulu was a later supporter of the Montu Cordu Rangers.
Sunstryder Mansion

**Sunstryder** **Mansion** was the ancestral home of Jasmine Sunstryder and her father/creator Enrys Sunstryder. Jasmine was confined to the mansion for many years by her controlling father. The mansion housed a complex cloning facility operated by the senior Sunstryder, who used it in his efforts to create the perfect human specimen. A group of adventurers later traveled to Sunstryder Mansion to convince Jasmine's father to end his inhumane experiments. The building and grounds were overseen by a droid designated A3. After Enrys was killed (circa 9BBY), his Will dictated that ownership of Sunstryder Mansion be passed down to Jasmine.
Myth Ragga

**Myth Ragga** was an inmate at the Galactic Empire's prison on the moon of Justa. He was a tall, humanoid male with pale skin and shaved head; he believed himself to be the reincarnation of criminal masterminds from eons past. He escaped during the jailbreak of a fellow prisoner, Arrndiew Lehi, with the help of a certain group of adventurers (who were unaware of his background). After he escaped, Myth Ragga returned to his gang on Mutanda called "the Reapers" and resumed his previous criminal activity.

## Bounty Target

Myth Ragga established a camp with his Horansi followers in the mountains of the A'sako region of Mutanda. A certain group of adventurers later tracked him there, and using both stealth and swift gunslinger reflexes, they caught him. Myth Ragga didn't go down without a fight, but was ultimately crippled by a blast to the knee. The local villagers meanwhile convinced Myth Ragga's native followers to disband.
Tob

**Tob** was a relic artisan from Dekos. The tyrant Dark Mage wanted Tob to create a powerful relic for his use, but Tob refused which made him a fugitive. Tob found shelter in the home of his former love, Hermione; he was shortly after recruited into the surmounting war against the Dark Mage by a group of adventurers.
Syler Mordock

**Syler Mordock** was a very dangerous criminal who was wanted for several murders, among many other horrific crimes. Syler was finally confronted by a group of adventurers midway through the Clone Wars. The group was forced to fight a cadre of Mordock's assassin droids before finally defeating the man. Syler Mordock's YT freighter, the *Scalphunter*, would become the group’s main mode of transport for the next few years. For unknown reasons, Santo Ardes had a personal vendetta against the hard-bitten villain.

## Soldier

Syler was driven by vengeful motives in his youth, which often got him into trouble. Although originally from Navaras, Syler spent much of his early life on the planet Reytha. He went on to join the Reythan army. He was kicked out, however, when the commander found him brutally beating a fellow soldier who had insulted his family. As a result, Syler’s family exiled him.

## Galactic Adventurer

A decade before the Clone Wars, after fleeing Reytha, Syler endured several adventures. He came into association with an assortment of individuals such as Terak, Bursen Nodnarb, and a young Tars Alin. Syler purchased a one-of-a-kind Human Replica Droid created by Terak, which he then used for his own pleasure.

## Assassin and Kidnapper

At some time before the Clone Wars, Syler acquired a job to kill a planetary governor named Turos. He succeeded and a bounty was placed on his head. A Jedi Investigator was tasked with his capture. Syler Mordock also came into conflict with the Royal Security Force on Naboo, and was subsequently suspected in a high profile kidnapping of Ferra Silverbane.
Zerah and Perez

**Zerah** and **Perez** were Zabrak colonists on Burrun, as well as the great aunt and uncle of Baddu. Zerah was related to Baddu by blood, through his mother. Zerah had given Baddu's mother a locket with a small flower (from a plant native to Burrun). For several months in 15BBY Zerah, Perez and the other colonists came under the subjugation of Sanyassin marauders led by Lalash. When Baddu arrived on Burrun with a group of adventurers, they helped liberate the colonists and drive away the marauders. Although Baddu originally came to be reunited with Zerah and Perez, he decided at the last minute to stay with Santo Ardes. Zerah and Perez accepted Baddu's decision. They would regularly keep in touch with Baddu from then on, and even visited him several times over the next few years.
Wynd Kelliv

**Wynd Kelliv** was a mercenary from the planet Cona. She was hired by a group of adventures during a mission to the planet, and helped protect them from salt addict raiders in the desert, and from predatory daggerlips in the ammonia forests. Months later, she sent the adventurers a message expressing interest in partnering together again in the near future. Wynd Kelliv had a difficult life growing up, and just to survive, she learned skills that would later benefit her adult career as a freelancing mercenary. As a young adult, she joined a makeshift family of other outcast or orphaned Arcona; she used her skills to help support her family's small village near the city Tylcarros. Wynd Kelliv made use of sensory-enhancing headgear. She later assisted the adventurers, (and Lumna Sua) by investigating the Galactic Empire's plot to destroy the Rebel Faction. Thereafter Wynd joined the adventurers' crew aboard *Vespidian*. She became a regular member of the team on various missions, including to Saaja in the Lundz System, where (in order to interact with local witch clan) she pretended to be the slave-master of her male companions.
Old Gregg

**Old Gregg** was an elderly Farghul from the planet Farrfin and a dealer of information. A group of adventurers were escorting Breela Mae to Farrfin to negotiate a deal for the Rebel Faction, when Old Gregg met them. He claimed to have information about a secret treasure he alone was aware of. The group did not believe the elderly fellow, expecting a scam, until he revealed proof of the treasure: a holocron-like object.

Unfortunately, after creating a scene when the group wouldn't believe him, Old Gregg was beaten by two guards. He died shortly afterward aboard their ship, the *Scalphunter*. The group thereafter went to Naboo, hoping that Candrai Enn'ado could shed some light on the object.
Woda Pawar

**Woda Pawar** was an Aqualish of the Ualaq sub-species, and a retired soldier who favored a modified blaster rifle. Sometime prior to 10BBY, Woda participated in the Hunters of the Outer Rim tournament at the Arena on Vespaara. He fought on a team with Guuk and Amiphus Chrome, verses Verdan Mordock, Gavril Constantin and Arbacca. His team was defeated.
Tamor'a

**Tamor'a** was a Jedi allied with a group of adventurers. She was on the run from the Galactic Empire alongside her padawan, and a number of others, when they turned on her. After this, she sought to destroy them and all other "betrayers" of the Jedi Order. She was known to be very beautiful for a human.

## Doppleganger

Tamor'a's padawan looked almost exactly like her, and they each wielded one half of a double-bladed saber, broken in two long ago. The only difference was their polar opposition in the Force: the padawan has turned to the Dark Side. Tamor'a defeated her former padawan during a fight in the very capital of Montu Cordu. Her lightsaber, destroyed by Sev Gra'tua, was replaced by the twin blade carried by her padawan.

## Love, and Life After

After a startling reunion with the Morganian Jedi, Candrai Enn'ado, whom Tamor'a shared a mysterious past with, she erased all recollection of herself from his memory. However, it wasn't long after that dormant feelings and mutual attraction for one another led the two Jedi to fall in love.

On Naboo, Tamor'a and Candrai lived at Tars Alin's restaurant, The Golden Card, until the two married and moved into their own home. Together, they planned on educating young Force sensitive children (Aelias Alin and Zara Gra'tua) in the ways of the Jedi. Tamor’a acquired a job at a local spaceport, where she was able to keep in touch with activities in the greater galaxy.

## Separation

After extenuating circumstances and a strained marriage, circa 14BBY, Tamor'a and Candrai took a break from one another. They both fled Naboo with Aelias. Making temporary accommodations for the boy with Nat Kotas and his family on Aegaea, the couple parted ways on their own personal journeys.
Unnamed Imperial Officer

The **Unnamed Imperial Officer** was a loyal follower of the Galactic Empire. While on duty, she encountered a rogue agent named Galak Ven who, afraid of being caught, used the Force to wipe her mind. He then abducted the officer. Over the course of time Galak fell in love with her, but her memories came back and she betrayed him. The officer led ISB agent James Valkyrie in pursuit of Galak, who was then executed. For her assistance, the Imperial officer was promoted.
Yeeto

**Yeeto** was a Rodian bounty hunter from the Khendo Hunters Guild and twin sibling of Yeepa. Yeeto helped Santo Ardes take down Theda Nors and Morq. Yeeto and his sister pursued the bounty target Taruchukk to Alaris Prime, in competition with a group of adventurers. He chased Taruchukk on his speeder bike through the forest and into a swarm of insectoid Gnasps. He later fought off several angry Gnasps before being overcome by the Wookiee in a fight; however the adventurers graciously split the bounty reward with Yeeto and Yeepa.
Tirmen Cade

**Tirmen Cade** was a skilled Gungan combatist and temporary crewman aboard the *Templar*, Eben Shadestalker's starship. Before this, Tirmen procuring a ride aboard a Rebel Faction transport called *Iron Venture*. Unfortunately, a zombie outbreak among the crew and an Imperial boarding party caused him to be stranded, locking himself away in a storage closet. Many days later he was rescued by privateers Eraz Ord and Jin Odaya. After Eben left for Dekos, Tirmen Cade joined a certain group of adventurers on Khendo. And later yet, he lived aboard *Vespidian*, a base from which he participated in various cache raids across the galaxy.
Tanis Galduur

**Tanis Galduur** was the Sakiyan overseer, or Master Hunter, of the Khendo Hunters Guild on Khendo. Formerly a member of the Bounty Hunters Guild, he parted ways with the organization over disagreement of policy. This fracture with the rival guild caused Tanis to have a number of enemies. As Master Hunter, directly under Tanis were the best bounty hunters on Khendo: Prodera Vym, Riqa, Yeeto, Yeepa, and Gand, as well as members of a certain group of adventurers.

Tanis had a unique vibrosword, a choice weapon from his younger days. After the adventurers helped stop saboteurs who were working against his guild, Tanis gifted them the sword as part of their payment.
K'Ehleyr Wynver

**K'Ehleyr Wynver** was a Zeltron adventurer who, for a time, fell in with a group of adventurers while aboard the *Majestic Vale*. She helped them catch and defeat a mischievous polymorph called Yool, who had stolen a variety of their possessions, including her distinctive sword.

Around 9BBY, W1-K1 thoroughly researched K'Ehleyr to determine her value as a future ally. He learned that she grew up as heiress to an entrepreneurial empire on Zeltros. She also starred in a line of swashbuckling holovids, as well as (supposedly) becoming the captain of a real-life crew of pirates. Her exact whereabouts were unknown, but the adventurers decided to try recruiting her to their cause.
Tarkful

**Tarkful** was a Wookiee Jedi Knight and a friend of Sev Gra'tua. Tarkful was an infrequent participant with a certain group of adventurers. At some point following the rise of the Galactic Empire, Tarkful fell to the dark side and traveled across several star systems. Tarkful was confronted by a self-proclaimed Imperial Inquisitor who, upon dueling Tarkful and beating him, took him on as another acolyte. Tarkful was trained further in the dark side and was gifted with a power-enhancing relic. He was then tasked with eradicating the Jedi fugitives among his former allies.

## Duel of the Fates

Tarkful and a fellow acolyte battled Candrai Enn'ado, Tamor'a, Zolar Keth, and Sev Gra'tua in a remarkable display of prowess. Although evenly matched, the acolytes were eventually overwhelmed by the appearance of a Sith hunter named Eben Shadestalker, a member of the Grey Warden Guild. In defeat, the darksiders fled. Tarkful was reprimanded by his master and abandoned to the planet Naboo until he defeated the Jedi: and so Tarkful bided his time, laying in wait for revenge.

## Captivity and Demise

One year later, Tarkful reappeared--but he had grown feral, consumed utterly by the dark side. Tarkful was subdued and apprehended by Candrai and Zolar. Tarkful was kept docile through the use of drugs and a neural pacifier; he was kept hidden away until they could decide what to do with him. Later, when questioned, Tarkful referenced some location called Domain of the Empire, but he soon after succumbed to his madness entirely and took his own life.
Tovat

**Tovat** was the urbanized moon of Anu-El, and home world of the Tovati. The under city of Tovat was populated by the Cult of Anu-El. In 14BBY, a group of adventurers arrived on Tovat after fleeing the Galactic Empire on Fobera and Raxus Prime. They remained on Tovat for several days before being rescued by rebel agent Breela Mae; during which time they combated the cultists and rescued kidnapped Tovati children.
Mecha Wars

**Mecha Wars** were a sport where massive robotic figures were pitted against one another in an arena. The Mechs were typically piloted from control rooms. Battles usually ended with one of the entries completely wrecked beyond repair. Mecha Wars were a popular event on such worlds as Melceria and Khendo. The engineer Njaa worked for a Mecha Wars team on Melceria. The politician Kholu was murdered when he was trapped inside the chassis of an HD-180 Battle Mech during a Mecha Wars match on Khendo.
Tulu Fassa

**Tulu Fassa** was the priest and administrator aboard the *Majestic Vale*, and a member of the Council which led the Rebel Faction. Tulu Fassa was a kind-looking Ithorian with bright eyes. He dressed in a long, but simple robe; and as a token of his role as priest, Tulu wore a bead-laced pendant of copper and green glass. He lived in the Healer's House, at the center of the Mother Jungle reserve on the *Vale*. Those who worked under Tulu Fassa included his primary aide, Eldro Bedell; security chief, Xelmii; healer apprentice, Chad Ronka; and the Merchantate. Degros Al’Karna, emissary to the Rebel Faction lived aboard the *Majestic Vale* at Tulu's bequest--as did, for a time, a group of adventurers.

Around 9BBY, Tulu Fassa made rendezvous with other members of the Rebel Faction to deal with a dire threat to their organization. They were ambushed by James Valkyrie and agents of the Imperial Security Bureau. Tulu Fassa was one of the many casualties.
The Triad

**The Triad** was a criminal alliance on the planet Khendo, consisting of individuals from the Extech Corporation, Zealots of Tunmyr, and Khendo Hunters Guild. Their identities were unknown, but there were large bounties for their arrest. A certain group of adventurers discovered the criminals' identities and captured them: there was Fenri Demos (and Hable Coriander) of the Extech Corporation, Kavass Runn from the Zealots of Tunmyr, and Theda Nors from the Khendo Hunters Guild.
Tiff Liegge

**Tiff Liegge** was a Sephi who served on the founding Council of the Rebel Faction. This was unknown to her husband, Lorm Liegge, who was a politician on Thustra. She had purple skin and white, plaited hair. During a secret meeting in Wild Space, James Valkyrie posed as one of Tiff Liegge's attendants; all before killing thirteen of the rebels present.
The Golden Card

**The Golden Card** was a pazaak cantina on Naboo, which was owned for a time by Tars Alin. The allies of Tars (a certain group of adventurers) temporarily used The Golden Card as a base of operations. Tars relinquished ownership of the cantina shortly before his death during the Incident in the Unknown Regions.
Zorja

**Zorja** was a colony of refugees from the war-torn world of Navaras. The emigrants were led away to Zorja by a Jedi task force consisting of Mikel Don and Norla Tor'ryll. On the onset of the Clone Wars, Zorja was left open to attack from their brutal relatives on Navaras. The populace was completely wiped out. The leader behind the attack, Servaros Murne, became known as the "Bane of Zorja" and fled for asylum in the Core Worlds. Zorja was the home world of Verdan Mordock (nephew of Santo Ardes and Malborn Mordock) who was heir to the Mordock lineage.
Talkam Shadow

**Talkam Shadow** was the plotting brother of Eben Shadestalker. Talkam became a reoccurring adversary to a group of adventurers during his scheme to become the king of Naboo. The Dark Lord of the Sith, Darth Vader, promised the position to Talkam if he destroyed the heroes. Fortunately, he failed in his attempts and was reprimanded by Vader. During a fight with the group, in which Talkam demanded their surrender, he kidnapping Las Terme as leverage. The ploy failed and Talkam's arm was severed by his brother. He would later receive a prosthetic limb replacement.
The Employer

**The Employer** was the mysterious, cloaked patron of Nasshak. The employer hired Nasshak to collect a bounty on the criminal Iglev. Originally intending to involve the assistance of Kud'ar Mub'at, the employer was convinced to do otherwise due to Nasshak's influence. The true identity of this individual was Fe Cintra, a widowed viscountess from the Core Worlds.
The Conclave

**The Conclave** was an order of monks on Dekos devoted to warfare and death. The monastery of the Conclave was located in the northern mountain ranges. The Conclave monks held homage to something called "Sacred Blood," they wore gray robes, and named off-worlders "Star-Born". They also once possessed powerful gems called the Bloodstones, which had been stolen by the tyrannical Dark Mage; these stones had an inner glow called "Eye of Sacred Blood". When approached by a certain man named Giles, the Conclave agreed to help the people wage war against the Dark Mage. Members of the order included the Mute One, Seer, and Husker (Jendo Boron). The Conclave tamed and rode hulking beasts called Hrusta, and were only people capable of doing so.
Umgullian Blob Racing

**Umgullian Blob Racing** was a sporting event on Umgul which featured Umgullian Blobs. During the Galactic Civil War, Eli Kotas attended one of these events. At that time, two of the participating creatures were the yellow-green Lady Mindo and the green-speckled Quita; the later was owned by Ixulla the Hutt, and became champion of that particular race.
Watcher Units

**Watcher Units** were a supplementary peacekeeping force on Khendo, which worked side-by-side with the police. Watcher Units did not have the same jurisdiction and authority as police but still exercised a significant measure of influence. The emblem of the Watcher Units was a lightning bolt with four inward pointing arrows. Both Gavril Constantin and Jin Odaya served as officers of the Watcher Unit in District 9. Other members included Denro Muldran and Ruan Sutka. By 10BBY, the Galactic Empire had gained a foothold on Khendo and many Watcher Units were forcibly replaced by stormtropers.
Station 88 Spaceport

**Station 88 Spaceport** was a large facility located along the Celanon Spur in the Mid Rim's Vorc sector; it was a key strategic area and gateway to the Mid Rim star systems. During the Galactic Civil War, the crew of the *Time's Gambit* traveled to Station 88 to unite their clients (Denée and Harsh Marrup) with Axim and other renegade employees of Zyphro Technologies.
Terra Firestar

**Terra Firestar** was the Force-adept lover of Santo Ardes. Terra was the clone of an holo-actress named Cierra Fay, which was commissioned by Santo on Kamino. Terra was trained in the Jedi ways at an accelerated pace, due to an accelerated growth. She was Santo's love, but he turned on her after Terra was accused for the murder of Santo's apprentice, Liam. Shortly before her death Terra gave birth to Santo's child, Delvin, while onboard a death cult's space-station fortress. Terra arranged for the infant to be smuggled away to a safe location. This was accomplished shortly before a group of adventurers dispatched of the Mistress, freed her captives, and destroyed The Cube.
UR-9155-DT

**UR-9155-DT** was a planet in the Unknown Regions. Initially slated as a possible colony site by Anawa, the planet was later deemed too dangerous due to a rogue magnetosphere phenomenon. The terrain of UR-9155-DT was dominated by jagged rocks, mesas, black sand deserts and brackish pools. The clouds were bluish-green. Sparse plant life on the planet was purple, red or blue in color: compact bushes, grasses, leafy weeds, and thorny vines.

Sometime prior to 9BBY, an assortment of individuals became stranded on UR-9155-DT: Cmir, Yakob, Tamarr and Terrant Votaran. One starship that crashlanded there became the survivors' camp. Another alien ship (full of strange organic technology) crashed not far away from the first, but all the passengers appeared to have perished.

Recovered from the treasure room of Santo Ardes, a group of adventurers found a box of strange items and a note with the planet's designation. Upon exploring the Unknown Regions, they arrived on UR-9155-DT; they investigated the planet and rescued the survivors.
Wueg Faj-Allah

**Wueg Faj-Allah** was a Kaleesh from Martock Station in the Lundz System. He was recruited (alongside Gorith Haphraim) by a certain group of adventurers to join their crew aboard their mobile base, *Vespidian*. Wueg had two wives and they didn't always get along. When their husband tried to elicit the services of Sieva (a pleasure companion Human Replica Droid), Wueg's wives fought in the lower decks of *Vespidian*.
Unknown Regions

The **Unknown Regions** was a vast sector of the galaxy that was largely unexplored, as well as filled with various mysteries and dangers. The devastating Incident in the Unknown Regions occurred there, as did several other journeys of a certain group of adventurers. Factions in operation there were Anawa, Tangan Industries, Crimson Stars, the Vagaari, and others. Locations included Quyrius, UR-9155-DT, Iol, the Lost Jedi World, Illum and hundreds more. Residents of the Unknown Regions: Phiro Heesi, Terrant Votaran, Kephi Orga, Yakob, Tamarr and Cmir.
Zealots of Tunmyr

**Zealots of Tunmyr** was a religious order from Khendo. Adherents of the faith were political and militant radicals, as well as rebel sympathizers. Adherents of the Zealots of Tunmyr included Jairus, Roas, Dalek Tev, Esila NyrAwend, Kavass Rinn and Buruk Col-Nirn. Gavril Constantin also joined the organization; that is, until he and his allies were driven from Khendo due to persecution by the Galactic Empire.

## Values and Practices

The Zealots were defined by nationalism, personal freedom, and radicalism. They openly promoted their teachings on city streets. They had Temples, also called Houses of Tunmyr, throughout the various districts of Centropolis. Those in the order included the Chief Elder (who oversaw the temples), Elders, and Acolytes. They highly revered the legendary figure of their namesake: Tunmyr. There were many representatives of the Zealots in the political system of Khendo, but they had not been able to get a firm foothold in politics or make any policy changes. To many of the districts in Khendo, the Zealots were labeled as radicals and terrorists. An even more extreme version of this Zealots of Tunmyr was the True Zealots.

## Proliferation

Although there was no official religion of Khendo, the Zealots felt that they were first and that their faith should be the one. The Zealots' primary goals were to be officially recognized by the government of Khendo, to stop all military crackdowns on their temples and homes, and to convert as many as possible to their faith.

As the Galactic Empire's grip on the populace of Khendo tightened, the Zealots of Tunmyr endured significant persecution. Almost paradoxically, the organization grew substantially in the number of new converts during that time.
Vanguard

***Vanguard*** was a Tartan-class patrol cruiser in the Resistance fleet. The ship was constructed at the Geonosis Asteroid Base around 18BBY, and was owned by Sev Gra'tua. The *Vanguard* was later donated to the Journeymen Protectors of Mandalore and was temporarily commanded by Sev's sister, Harene. Years later (shortly before the Galactic Civil War), Zara Gra'tua served with the *Vanguard*'s anti-piracy starfighter squadron.
Yathra

**Yathra** was Cogennan Nothoiin who was a prodigy teenaged pilot. She could be pushy and slightly arrogant, had shoulder-length gold hair, and had aspirations in becoming a smuggler. Sometime prior to 10BBY, Yathra joined Gavril Constantin as a partner and pilot of their rundown transport, *Pikobi*. This partnership was commonly tumultuous. When job opportunities dried up, Yathra tried to convince Gavril to take on jobs smuggling contraband. Her partner disagreed with her and so Yathra impulsively abandoned Gavril on a far-flung planet. Months later, Yathra rejoined Gavril and other adventurers aboard their mobile base called *Vespidian*.

### Smuggler's Dawn

Still enamored with the idea of operating as a smuggler, Yathra convinced her fellow crewmates about her plan. She would take command of a former smuggler's starship, *Talonfire*, assemble a crew, and launch smuggling runs to generate additional profits.

Yathra made an arrangement with the Cularin Alliance of Smugglers and Adventurers to train her in the art of smuggling. Her mentor was a Jazbinan named Harkrat Feerg and their first assignment was to Jondora.

### Ally of the Rebel Alliance

A decade later, Yathra joined the cause of the Rebel Alliance. She was joined by a friend named Krena Lore and also by Slade Farwing.
Tribe of Rawld

The **Tribe of Rawld** were a displaced people-group who were unjustly exiled from their homeland. Seventy years later, their descendents sought the help of a certain group of adventurers. They agreed to help arbitrate the situation: reclaim the land and acquire reparations for the Tribe. The adventurering crew (consisting of Gavril Constantin, Eraz Ord, Kirado, Enomé and Romilly Skydiver) succeeded in their objective and the Tribe were generous in paying them.
The Exile

**The Exile** was a period of time (19BBY-17BBY) when a group of adventurers were branded traitors under the newly risen Galactic Empire. During this time, they took refuge on an Outer Rim planet called Montu Cordu. This period effectively ended at the Battle of Montu Cordu when the adventurers were thought to have perished.
Uroj Mot

**Uroj Mot** was a Beelzan warrior who grew up in the battle arenas on Rattatak. Sometime around 10BBY, Uroj participated in the Hunters of the Outer Rim tournament at the Arena on Vespaara. Uroj Mot fought against Verdan Mordock and Gavril Constantin in an unarmed battle, but was defeated. In a later free-for-all event at this same tournament, Uroj battled Tek Zanor, IG-RM, Marokh, Verdan Mordock, Jehem and Yenna D'olna.
The Client

**The Client**, real name unknown, was a sentient being alive around 140ABY. The Client contacted Kaz Balo through an encrypted message with a job offer. The mysterious being had reason to believe a dangerous criminal element was growing on Lek Station, and needed to be eliminated. Unable to deal with the threat on their own, the Client had reached out for help and was willing to pay a considerable amount for Kaz Balo's assistance. The Client communicated in a distorted, mechanical voice to hide their identity.

> *"Hello, Kaz Balo, I am establishing contact because I believe you are suited for my purposes. I have reason to believe that a criminal enterprise is being run in the Tuulab station that could have major repercussions on the galaxy at large. Under the circumstances, I am unable to dismantle this ring myself, and am therefore prepared to recompense you handsomely for your services..." -The Client*
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Vine of the Blue Star Ruin

The **Vine of the Blue Star Ruin** was a massive semi-sentient organism that could survive in the void of space. The Vine’s tendrils completely overran the Blue Star Ruin and produced a breathable environment. The heart of the Vine resembled a swarming mass of tendrils; there within was hidden the Compass. Gajar Barallia was a victim of the Vine before being rescued by a group of adventurers.
Thalia Damodred

**Thalia Damodred** was the Human daughter and second apprentice of Gabrian Damodred. Thalia followed in her father's footsteps in becoming a dark Jedi and learned many of his mind-bending Force powers. She played an integral part in the corruption of Santo Ardes, including the creation of the Clone of Santo Ardes, the murder of Liam, as well as the birth of Santo's son Delvin. At some point after Terra Firestar's creation, Thalia killed her, and used arts of deception to convince Santo that she was his lover. She later worked with the Mistress to complete Santo's second fall to the dark side. While onboard the Cube, Thalia faked her death as Terra Firestar, and had the Clone of Santo Ardes take Delvin to Asylum for safekeeping. Santo, meanwhile, left for remote parts of the galaxy in self-imposed exile.

Years later, Santo had just tracked Delvin down to foster parents on Procopia. Once again posing as another woman, Thalia reentered Santo's life. The woman was stage actress Cierra Fay of Esseles, the template used to create Terra Firestar. Thalia tricked Santo with her second ruse, but she began to fall in love with him--even as she still plotted his ruin. Together they lived a secluded life on Satellite M for several months before being discovered by an Imperial party. They were aided by Harper Ruune and the Nerf Men, and soon after escaped, fleeing to Khendo. While on Khendo, they adopted another son named Baddu.

Thalia despised Arbacca, who was responsible for the creation of Gabriel Dee--a clone of her deceased father.
Khendo

**Khendo** was a heavily populated and affluent world that became a point of contention between the Rebel Faction and the Galactic Empire. A group of adventurers was tasked with working to prevent Imperial-loyalist Jarad Rendosj from being elected Imperial Governor. Khendo's primary city and capital was Centropolis. Although the adventurers were successful in their efforts, by 10BBY the Empire was gaining a considerable stronghold on the planet.

Khendo was the fourth planet of six in the Hashan-gara binary star system, and the only one that was hospitable: the other five planets—four terrestrial, and one gas giant—had been explored at limit. The Hashan-gara system was nearest to the Metellos Trade Route, but far enough from its closest neighbors (such as Aradia, Xa Fel, and Ragoon) to be considered remote from other Core Worlds, on the frontier of the Unknown Regions. Approximately one fifth of Khendo’s surface was terra-formed cityscape, the vast majority of which made up Centropolis. Thousands of off-world species, factions, businesses and organizations had migrated to Khendo since they first opened their borders over a thousand years before the Galactic Empire.

The near-destruction of Khendo's larger moon Garabor Major was a huge ecological disaster, which led to a persistent cloud of dust particles in the upper atmosphere. The other moon of Khendo was called Garabor Minor.

Spica Centares, former spy and current rebel operative, was the acting liaison between the group members and the Rebel Faction council.

Major factions on Khendo were the Extech Corporation, Khendo Hunters Guild, Ruii kajidic, Zealots of Tunmyr, True Zealots and the Triad.

Notable residents were Ving Xarma, Fenri Demos, Hable Coriander, Kholu, Doro, Esila NyrAwend, Roas, Buruk Col-Nirn, Jarad Rendosj, Kavass Rinn, Tanis Galduur, Ralkin Toudi, and others.

Key locations included: Zedd's, Carlos' Cantina, The Optic Nerve, Nik's Tavern and Pazaak Den and Mrexx Industrial Village.
Immortal Zealot

***Immortal Zealot*** was the Hapan flagship of pirate Kaveri Noriko. The starship had the capability of hijacking other starships in mid hyperspace jump. The ship was later crippled by a raiding party consisting of Santo Ardes, Harper Ruune and Drake Mullan.

## Ship Layout

*Immortal Zealot* was large enough to require the presence of lifts to its various levels. Sections within the ship included a makeshift medbay, a multi-cell dungeon, and Kaveri Noriko's personal quarters.

The medbay was operated by a captive Ho'Din doctor. An assortment of equipment lined the walls and floors, a small, cluttered desk sat against one wall, and various other materials and smaller boxes littered the floor of the 9-by-9-meter room. Injured captives who Kaveri wished kept alive, were often brought here.

The dungeon was located in the bowels of the ship. Lighting there was dim. Four separate cells, fairly wide and unforeseeable deep, lined the curved wall of the half-circle shaped room. The walls between the cells and lobby consisted of overlapping twisted metal strips. Captives aboard the *Immortal Zealot* included Verdan Mordock, Sallena Garrow, Cane Garrow, and Grenard.

Kaveri's quarters consisted of a broad room, vaguely crescent-shaped with a sloping ceiling. At the back center wall, was a hallow spherical-shaped alcove, which was led up to by several steps, running the length of the wall and narrowing away at the corners of the crescent. Pitted indents lined the wall, like egg halves in contour; within glowed large pearls of orange light resting in brass rings. Between these pearls were draped narrow banners, complete with tassels, cords, and intricate designs -- interweaving and infinite -- and were suspended in full length of the curved wall. A narrow carpet led way to the alcove straight ahead, wherein sat Kaveri's bed chambers and included a bed and other furniture. The decor was all orange and creamy in tint. Semi-translucent curtains hung from the top of the alcove's opening and were held back at the sides by brass clips.
Vex

**Vex "the Mage"** was a Cerean Jedi Knight during the final days of the Galactic Republic. He exiled himself to the dangerous depths of Kashyyyk sometime before 19BBY where he practiced the arcane art of Force alchemy. He later rescued Nat Kotas from a pack of Katarns around the time of the Battle of Kashyyyk. Vex joined a group of adventurers but soon after went his separate way. Vex was initially thought to have perished in the Jedi Purge but was later found (circa 9BBY) and recruited by the same aforementioned adventurers. His home in the Shadowlands of Kashyyyk had been destroyed by Trandoshan mercenaries; therefore, Vex relocated to *Vespidian* on the condition he be left to his studies.
Talonfire

***Talonfire*** was a swift starship owned by a devious smuggler. This individual often smuggled goods to and from Arkania, and even helped Vladimir Gaos and Gavril Constantin escape the planet. But the smuggler blackmailed the two for years, until the allies of Vladimir and Gavril helped defeat the smuggler. This group of adventurers then took the *Talonfire* in the wake of the smuggler's death. Yathra was later given consent by the other adventurers to use the ship on her own smuggling runs (to benefit the crew of *Vespidian).*
Theor

**Theor** was a remote criminal haven with caverns of perpetual mist. Following the Battle of Montu Cordu, surviving members of the Bloodlust Pirates found refuge there. Sometime prior to 10BBY, a certain group of adventurers and the Montu Cordu Rangers tracked the pirates to Theor and brought them to justice for their past deeds.
True Zealots

**True Zealots** were an anarchist organization on Khendo. The True Zealots arose as an extremist form of the already radical Zealots of Tunmyr religious order. The True Zealots took their faith to the extent of committing murder, theft, and mass acts of terrorism to promote their cause. The True Zealots were formed shortly after the rise of the Galactic Empire. A certain group of adventurers were responsible for foiling the True Zealots' plots on several occasions; and a woman named Charis later assimilated the True Zealots to her own ends. Notable members included Kavass Rinn.
Zando Boron

**Zando Boron** was the son of bounty hunters Jendo Boron and Ginsea Raylor Boron. He owned a starship called *A'denla Tal.* Zando was not mechanically inclined, despite his father's attempts to teach him; however, Zando was a very gifted fighter, and participated in battle arenas since he was fourteen years old. Jendo taught Zando the martial arts form of Teräs Käsi. He was tall, handsome, but hardened by combat. He wore his grandfather's battered beskar'gam armor. He was assigned a droid protector, Bulk, by his parents. Zando had a childhood rival named Takis Ira'liit. Despite their various scuffles, Zando had interest in courting the sister of Takis. Zando had a grandfather named Orin, an uncle named Lesom, and a younger sister called Brayla.

Several months 0ABY, Zando and Jendo pursued a bounty that led them into conflict with Eli Kotas and Zara Gra'tua. They captured Zara and held her captive, but then the bounty target's trail had gone cold. During that time Zando befriended Zara, and they set her free.
Zorja Massacre

The **Zorja Massacre** was an event where the population of Zorja was wiped out by the blood-thirsty natives of Navaras. The residents of Zorja were emigrants from Navaras, who wanted to escape the violence of their home world. The genocide was led by Servaros Murne, a man who subsequently became known as the "Bane of Zorja". The few to survive this mass killing were Norla Tor'ryll and Verdan Mordock.
Dilan Brlok

**Dilan Brlok** was the commander of a flotilla consisting of privateers and rebels. His forces were allied with the Rebel Faction. Through guerrilla warfare, Dilan Brlok’s crew pestered the fleets of the Galactic Empire. One of the ships in Dilan Brlok's fleet was donated by Sev Gra’tua, someone who temporarily served with him. Dilan and his fleet were ambushed and destroyed by the Empire in 10BBY.
Xenek

**Xenek** was a planet which could not be found on modern star charts by the time of the Galactic Empire. The native peoples (then extinct) were considered heirs to the ancient Kwa race. There was a unique alloy from Xenek, created by the natives, which predated the Infinite Empire of the Rakatan. The Cube space station was made of this material. W1-K1 sent a certain group of adventurers to the planet (around 10BBY), to investigate its connections to a then-deceased adversary called the Mistress. To find Xenek, the adventurers had to visit the ruins of a Kwa Star Temple, which once housed an Infinity Gate. They obtained a codex which revealed the path to Xenek. By the modern era, the planet had a thick atmosphere with green clouds. The surface was overtaken by dense jungles and gigantic fungal colonies, which polluted the otherwise breathable air. Fog clung heavily across the world. Barely visible amidst the vegetation could be found rusted metal structures that were once part of the Xenek civilization. One of the oldest ruins on the planet was the Sanctuary of Chosen. Inside was an antechamber with column bases several meters in diameter. A vaguely cone-shaped structure was at the center, nearly four meters in height. Strange markings decorated its surface. They discovered an artificial intelligent called Sarvath in the ruins, which answered their various questions. Unique technology from Xenek was sometimes still serviceable, even thousands of years after the fact. Such items included discharge gauntlets, energy daggers, and corruption rings.

After the Kwa sabotaged their own temples, the Xenek cut themselves off from the rest of the galaxy. Their culture continued for several millennia until infighting and a destructive civil war fractured them apart. At the heart of their decline was a division over a key philosophical tenet: on their view of the greater galaxy. Diametrically opposed to their longstanding isolation, a faction arose that wished to conquer the galaxy. They were defeated, but nearly completely caused a global level extinction. Those who remained eventually died out from famine, disease, and sterility. Nearly a thousand years before the Galactic Empire, a group of salvagers came to Xenek. Eventually they uncovered and unlocked certain technologies; they also became enamored with the worship of a Xenek death-and-chaos goddess from within the ancient lore. Their descendants, including the woman who would become the Mistress, left the planet aboard a reclaimed vessel fifty years prior.
Yarisia Deez Kotas

**Yarisia Deez Kotas** was the daughter of Garl and Ira Deez, and wife of Nat Kotas. Yarisia and Nat met, dated, and married on Montu Cordu shortly before the Battle of Montu Cordu. Almost a year later in 16BBY on Atzerri, Yarisia give birth to their first child, Eli. Her second child, Kir, was born in 13BBY. The Kotas family later moved from Atzerri to Aegaea, where they established a homestead. Yarisia was affectionately called "Yari" by her husband. She later gave birth to their third child Garda in 11BBY.

## Legacy

Yarisia and Nat had four children: Eli (16BBY), Kir (13BBY), Garda (11BBY) and Sev (9BBY). Kir married in 7ABY, and later begot Deema (9ABY), Ler (11ABY), Natty (13ABY), Daz (15ABY), and Nola (19ABY). Garda married Mandu Prunka in 12ABY, and later begot Breno (15ABY) and Elys (16ABY). Eli married Kalessa Isara in 14BBY and begot their first child (15BBY) and their second child (18BBY). Between 25-50BBY, Deema had one child, Ler had three children, Natty had two children, Daz had four children, and Nola had five children. Yarisia lived well into her 80s, not passing away until 43ABY. Nat died two years later.
Tek Zanor

**Tek Zanor** was a Miraluka martial artists. Sometime around 9BBY, Tek participated in the Hunters of the Outer Rim tournament at the Arena on Vespaara. Tek Zanor fought in a free-for-all event at this tournament versus Uroj Mot, IG-RM, Marokh, Verdan Mordock, Jehem and Yenna D'olna. He was defeated by Verdan.
Wonders Beyond the Veil

***Wonders Beyond the Veil*** was a Jedi Holocron that survived the Galactic Empire's Jedi Purge in 19BBY. The knowledge contained taught about alternate dimensions of reality. It was found by allies of the former Jedi Order who placed the holocron in a vault on Aegaea, until it was later traded to Verdan Mordock and a certain group of adventurers.

The holocron's gatekeeper was an artificial construct based on its creator, an eccentric Jedi Seer called Uron Fye. Among other ramblings, the Seer detailed a unique quality of certain crystals from Illum. Normally used in lighsaber construction, some rare specimen of crystal were supposedly capable of opening gateways to other realities, or entire alternate universes. The holocron detailed how one might locate such vergences, but warned of the dangers.
Ulic Halcyon

**Ulic Halcyon** was a Human military general of the Galactic Republic. He commanded a regiment of clone troopers on the crime-infested planet of Enodion during the Clone Wars, though he himself was not a clone. He was known simply as "General" to his men. Ulic Halcyon was selected for this position due to his unique set of skills; yet despite all his efforts the crime rate continued. He requested assistance from the Jedi Council, who sent a group of adventurers to help him. The general tasked the group with secretly navigating their way through the city to find the leader of the gangs. They were to offer the leader a million-credit incentive to withdraw from their activity on the planet. Regardless of the outcome, the planet was expected to turn out for the better. In return for their efforts, Ulic Halcyon guaranteed the heroes two thousand credits a piece, as well as an unlimited buffet at the military base mess hall.
Wulves

**Wulves** were canine predators from Dekos. They had jet-black fur, narrow ears and snouts, and stood nearly one meter tall. Wulves could be trained for guarding and fighting, and were used as such by the Dark Mage as well as by the insurgent army that opposed him. On the eve of the battle to decide the fate of Dekos, a group of adventurers purchased a trained battle wulve to aid them in the fight; however, the beast was later slain.
Templar

***Templar*** was the starship of Eben Shadestalker. At a certain point, Tirmen Cade served as a crew member aboard the *Templar.* Eben flew the starship on his mission to Dekos to defeat the Dark Mage, but in the course of his journey he was captured. The *Templar*, meanwhile, was stripped for parts to use in the Dark Mage's various experiments.