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Nevarro

**Nevarro** was a volcanic planet located in a sector of the Outer Rim Territories connected to the Hydian Way. A city on Nevarro and covered with vast regions of lava fields as well as volcanic rivers. Nevarro was a major trading hub in the Outer Rim and remained unaligned during the time of the New Republic.

During the Imperial Era, the Galactic Empire controlled Nevarro, though they lost control of the planet after the end of the Galactic Civil War. In it aftermath, Nevarro became lawless and was a haven for bounty hunters working for Greef Karga, an agent of the the Bounty Hunters' Guild, which was headquartered inside a cantina. Navarro saw brief conflict when the bounty hunter Din Djarin rescued Grogu, an infant that he had delivered to a member of an Imperial remnant in a previous job, betraying the Guild.

After Djarin's escape from Nevarro, the planet was taken over once more by Imperial forces who were led by Moff Gideon. Karga eventually tricked Djarin into returning to Nevarro with the Child, though later changed his mind about allowing the Child to be given to the Imperials, and worked alongside Djarin to defeat them. Despite the arrival of Gideon, Djarin and his associates managed to defeat the Imperial remnant, giving Karga and soon-to-be Marshal Carasynthia Dune the chance to turn the planet into one of respectable business.

Djarin continued on his journey with his small companion before returning to Nevarro for repairs. After reuniting with Karga and Dune, Karga set his mechanics on the repairs and the two showed him the city. Karga then requested that Djarin help them destroy an Imperial base on the planet. There, they discovered that Moff Gideon was alive and was trying to retrieve the Child to use his blood for experimental research. Later, Nevarro became free and independent and worked with the New Republic.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 44: Family Reunion" (first mentioned)
Martha Kent

> "Be their hero, Clark. Be their monument, be their angel, be anything they need you to be. Or be none of it. You don’t owe this world a thing. You never did."
> ― Martha Kent, to Clark Kent
>
>

**Martha Clark Kent** was a human female farmer from the town of Smallville, Kansas, on the planet Earth. In 1980 CE, she and her husband Jonathan found an infant Kal-El when his ship crashed onto their farmland. Unsure of what to do, they decided to adopt the baby Kryptonian and raised him as their own, giving him the name of Clark Kent, guiding him emotionally and lovingly as he attempted to control his powers through his childhood.
Mjølnir

### Properties

Near indestructible and grants the wielder tremendous power; after it was enchanted by Odin, it could only be wielded by those it deemed worthy, upon which it would grant them the powers of Thor. This included enhanced strength and durability to the user

## Usage and History

### Wielders

* Hela (formerly)
* Odin (formerly)
* Thor

### Owners

* Hela (formerly)
* Odin (formerly)
* Thor

### Affiliation

* Asgard
	+ Asgardian Royal Family

### Locations

* Asgard
* Nidavellir (formerly)

**Mjølnir** was a mystical Uru war-hammer that was wielded by Thor, the Asgardian God of Thunder. Forged by the Dwarves of Nidavellir in the heart of a dying star, the enchantments placed by All-Father Odin granted its user mastery over the weather, especially lightning, should their character prove worthy to the hammer.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 72: World Between Worlds" (first mentioned, albeit indirectly)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — Post-Credits Scene (first appearance)
Ninjago (TV Series)

***Ninjago*** (formerly ***Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu***) is a CGI comedy-action family television show that aired on Cartoon Network in the United States (pilot episodes-Season 13), YouTube in the United States (The Island - Season 15), Teletoon in Canada, Nickelodeon in Denmark, Greece and the Netherlands (Seasons 11-15), and Disney XD in Latin America (pilot episodes-Season 7), SIC and SIC K in Portugal, and Cartoon Network in Latin America (Seasons 11-15).

*[ Above paragraphs source: Ninjago Wiki ]*
Mara Sov

> "I remember everything about the day I was born. I still bear the scars. The Awoken are my family now. And I am their Queen."
> — Mara Sov
>
>

**Mara Sov** was the Queen of the Reef, ruler of the Awoken, and former Kell of the House of Wolves. Born as a human during the late Golden Age, Mara and her family were colonists aboard the *Yang Liwei* before it was brought into the pocket dimension known as the Distributary during the Collapse. Mara was the first to emerge as an Awoken in the new dimension and crafted its society for millions of years in preparation for returning to the Solar System to help those left behind. Once returned, Mara established a kingdom amongst the asteroid belt and began gathering powerful allies and pawns to her side, including her brother Prince Uldren Sov, her lover and Wrath Sjur Eido, the Ahamkara Riven, and the rogue Guardians Eris Morn and Osiris.
Lydia Elton

> "From what I can tell, you are different Lydia. Different from the average demigod, and stronger."
> ― Chiron
>
>

**Lydia Elton** was a female demigod and the daughter of Hemera, who is the Greek primordial goddess of the day.

## **Personality and traits**

> "We all saw you charging that manticore all alone, and without training. That is a very brave thing of your to do."
> "I wouldn't say brave. More like terrified and stupid."
> ― Phoebe and Lydia
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>

## **Powers and abilities**

> "For whatever reason, the power gifted to you from your mother can rival that of even children of the Big Three gods."
> ― Artemis
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>

## **Behind the scenes**

Unlike the rest of the original characters created by TheTruMan196, "Lydia Elton" does not exist as part of the mainstream Shaniverse. However, she and the other characters who appear in A Daughter of Day exist on Earth-2, an alternate version of Earth that is a part of the same Multiverse.

## **Appearances**

* *A Daughter of Day* — "Chapter 1: Grover's New Friends Are Weird" (first appearance)
* *A Daughter of Day* — "Chapter 2: Dr Thorn Is a Talking Lion"
* *A Daughter of Day* — "Chapter 3: I Talk To a 12 Year Old Goddess"
* *A Daughter of Day* — "Chapter 4: Flying On a God's Magic Sun Bus"
* *A Daughter of Day* — "Chapter 5: I Meet the Camp Directors"
Karyn Faro

> "What you did was observe your opponent, and plan your strategy accordingly. Those are all signs of a good commander. You also have a far better sense of Imperial politics than I do."
> ― Grand Admiral Thrawn, to Commodore Faro
>
>

**Karyn Faro** was a human female who served as an officer in the Imperial Navy. During the years she served as Grand Admiral Thrawn's second-in-command—first aboard the *Chimaera*, then with the Ninety-Sixth Task Force, and eventually the Seventh Fleet, she rose from a Lieutenant Commander up to the rank of Commodore. She led the pacification of Sammun, participated in battles with Thrawn against then-Jedi Knight Jarik Shan and the growing Rebel Alliance, and the Yuuzhan Vong, and defeated Grand Admiral Balanhai Savit in a skirmish against the Third Fleet. When Faro was promoted to the rank of Commodore, she was promised the command of the Task Force 231, but Thrawn recommended against her transfer, suggesting that she was capable to lead an entire fleet. Her promotion into command of the Eleventh Fleet was accepted by Imperial High Command the morning before her confrontation with Admiral Savit.

## **Personality and traits**

Faro was a proficient tactician in her own right, and her time under Thrawn's command honed her strategic abilities even further. She was honest and sometimes her bluntness toward superior officers came across bordering on insubordination, but she respected Thrawn and his aide Eli Vanto, recognizing the leadership qualities in both of them. Faro was confident and sometimes disagreed with Thrawn, but generally followed his orders, although he sometimes accepted her alternative suggestions. She did, however, carry some dislike Governor Arihnda Pryce of Lothal, believing she was incapable of actual leadership in the manner Thrawn and Vanto were and her views were shared by the Second Sister of the Inquisitorius.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 35: Thrawn's Dilemma" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 47: Vader's Vendetta"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 48: Against All Odds"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 54: Zero Hour Pt 1"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 56: Zero Hour Pt 3"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 69: Wolves of Dume Pt 2" (hologram only)
Lorelei

> "Men kneel before me. I do not bow to them."
> ― Lorelei
>
>

**Lorelei** was a female Asgardian sorceress who could use her voice to ensnare the minds of men. Centuries prior to the 21st Century ― by Earth's calendar ― she grew megalomaniacal and caused havoc throughout the Nine Realms in a quest for power and control. Using her abilities she ensnared several armies and even some of the Einherjar, among which was Haldor ― an Asgardian soldier who died during one of Lorelei's conquests. As a result, the Asgardian Goddess of War, Lady Sif, who was the then-lover of Haldor, became enraged and personally confronted Lorelei in battle, brutally defeating her in the process. Afterwards, Lorelei was imprisoned in the Asgardian Dungeons and would remain there for the next several hundred years, all while forced to wear a collar that restricted her ability to use magic.

During the Collapse, an event which saw the near annihilation of humanity in the Solar System, Lorelei joined a small band of survivors led by Sif who sought refuge against the invading forces of the Darkness. Despite their past rivalry, Sif allowed Lorelei into their group as a defense against Superman, who was under the thrall of Darkseid via the Anti-Life Equation. Even so, Lorelei enjoyed taunting her old nemesis over her past failures.
Mara Jade's lightsaber

> "Our little Mara is getting her own lightsaber!"
> — Jarik Shan, to Ahsoka Tano
>
>

**Mara Jade's lightsaber** was the lightsaber constructed and wielded by Jedi Padawan Mara Jade. The weapon was a single-bladed lightsaber with a purple blade, and its design was a straight, cylindrical hilt. The kyber crystal that powers the lightsaber was acquired by Jade in the Mirror Cave on Ahch-To when she faced her trials in the Gathering.

Jade wielded her lightsaber for the next few years during the reign of the Galactic Empire, where she accompanied her adoptive parents Ahsoka Tano and Jarik Shan, on some of their missions, or the group of rebels known as the Spectres. However, she would end up losing her lightsaber in the year 2 BBY after being captured on Onderon by Sith Lords Darth Vader and Darth Sidious. During the Liberation of Lothal, less than a year prior to the Battle of Scarif—and subsequently the outbreak of the Galactic Civil War—Jade would regain possession of her lightsaber when Grand Admiral Thrawn secretly returned it to her as a gesture of good will, solidifying an arrangement with her.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile (first appearance)*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force*
* *Galactic Civil War*
Oryx's fleet

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## General Information

### Location

* Milky Way
* Andromeda

## Crew Information

### Commanding officer(s)

* Oryx, the Taken King
* Ecthar, Sword of Oryx

### Notable officer(s)

* Ir Anûk, Deathsinger
* Ir Halak, Deathsinger
* Narzuc, the Hunter †

### Notable crew

* Golgoroth
* Warpriest

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 45: The Nest" (first appearance) (vision to Jarik Shan)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 79: Darkness is Growing"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 81: Dangerous Curiosity" (dream to Jarik Shan)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 82: The Dreadnaught" (main story and flashback)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 83: The Daring Escape" (main story and recap)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 85: As Time Flies By" (vision to Jarik Shan)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 24: Restarting a Cruiser" (hologram only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 39: His Mandalorian Past"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 51: Secret Cargo"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 53: Terror From beyond"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 54: Zero Hour Pt 1" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 56: Zero Hour Pt 3" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 57: Next Move" (wreckage only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 59: Technical Difficulties" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 68: Wolves of Dume Pt 1" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 72: World Between Worlds" (indirect mention only)
* *The Shan Bloodline - Volume 1: The Taken War* (will appear)
* *Destiny: A New Legacy* (will appear)
Kyoshi

> "Only justice will bring peace."
> — Kyoshi, to Aang
>
>

**Kyoshi** a human female from the Earth Kingdom and an incarnation of her world's Avatar, succeeding Kuruk and preceding Roku.

## **Appearances**

* *Secrets of Jinn* — "The Avatar has Returned" (first appearance) (depicted as a statue)
* *Secrets of Jinn* — "Threat from Beyond" (indirect mention only)

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 24: Greatest Change" (vision to Korra)
Mirror Cave

The **Mirror Cave** was a cave with a strong connection to the Dark Side of the Force, located on Temple Island of Ahch-To and led to the Kyber Cave where younglings go to complete the gathering and retrieve their Kyber crystals during the early days of the Jedi Order.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile (first appearance)*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth*
New Jedi Order

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 57: The Wedding" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 3: Fall of the Old Masters" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 16: Imprisoned by Belief" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 31: A False Sense of Security" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 41: Ghosts of Geonosis Pt 1" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 53: Terror From beyond" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 60: Exploring Old Ruins" (indirect mention only)
* *The New Jedi Order* (will appear)
* *"Untitled short"* (indirect mention only)
* *Seeking the Jedi* (indirect mention only)
* *The Shan Bloodline - Volume 1: The Taken War* (will appear)
* *The Shan Bloodline - Volume 2: The Betrayer* (will appear)

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 3: Welcome to Republic City" (first appearance)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 6: The Voice in the Night" (dream to Caran) (vision to Korra)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 7: Spirit of Competition Pt 1"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 14: Visions"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 20: Turning the Tides"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 24: Greatest Change"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 25: Discussion With a Jedi"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 1: A Harsh Lesson" (main story and recap) (first identified as the New Jedi Order)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 2: Learning About the Force"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 3: Force Powers"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 4: Dark Knights Attack"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 5: Going More Public"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 7: Seeking the Triads" (appears in holocron)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 9: Major Crime Bust"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 10: Escalation"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 11: Crashing the Party"
Jedi Temple (Ilum)

## Jedi Temple

The **Jedi Temple** on Ilum and the Crystal Caves beneath was a complex erected by the Jedi Order, one of its earliest endeavors to construct temples across the galaxy. A common pilgrimage site for the members of the Order, the Temple hosted a trial known as the Gathering, wherein students of the Jedi academy retrieved the kyber crystal which would power their personal lightsaber.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 45: The Gathering" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 58: Remembrances" (flashback only)
Nak-il Tano

> "Are you sure she's ready?"
> "Nak-il, it is custom. We did it with Cera too."
> "In old days. Old ways for the old."
> ― Nak-il and Pav-ti Tano discuss Ahsoka's ritual hunt
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**Nak-il Tano** was a Togruta male who lived during the rise of the Galactic Empire and was the husband of Pav-ti Tano and the father of their two children, Cera and Ahsoka.

Shortly after the birth of his youngest, Ahsoka, Nak-il and his family discovered that she was Force-sensitive. A group of pirates that frequently raided their village also discovered this, though the Jedi Master Plo Koon discovered Ahsoka and brought her to the Jedi Temple before they could kidnap her. Angered, the pirates enslaved Nak-il's family and forced them into horrendous work as punishment, but they managed to escape when a pack of akuls passed through and attacked the pirates.

Many years after their enslavement by pirates, Nak-il and his wife would face this struggle yet again when they, along with many of their people, were forced into servitude by the Galactic Empire as construction workers for a massive project during its reign.

## **Appearances**

* *Sun and Moon* — "Unpleasant Memories" (first mentioned)
Kingpin

> "The people need to be reminded that this city belongs to me."
> ― Kingpin
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>

**Wilson Grant Fisk**, a human male, was a powerful businessman and feared crime lord who sought to control New York City. Throughout his career, Fisk established himself with a deadly reputation amongst many mafia's and criminal enterprises, earning him the title of **Kingpin**, as he built many alliances amongst the crime groups; Fisk's increase of power also led to an encounter and partnership with Madame Gao, a member of a secretive organization that even he knew to fear. Following the Battle of New York, Fisk utilized the chaotic aftermath to gain even greater power in the city. His criminal activities brought him into a conflict with various superheroes and vigilantes such as Daredevil, Spider-Man, Ronin, and Kate Bishop.

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse* (will appear)
First Jedi Temple

The **First Jedi Temple** was a Jedi Temple located on the sacred island of Ahch-To, a planet located in the Unknown Regions of the galaxy. It was the site in which the Prime Jedi founded the Jedi Order during the Old Republic Era, and though it faded from the memory of the wider galaxy, it would be in the following millennia, first by former Jedi Grandmaster Satele Shan in her final years, and later during the Imperial Era by her descendant, Jedi Master Jarik Shan, who would reside on the island alongside his wife Ahsoka Tano and their adopted daughter Mara Jade.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* (first appearance)
* *Sun and Moon* (appears in flashback)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth*
Migs Mayfeld

## Mayfeld

**Migs Mayfeld** was a human male mercenary who was a former sharpshooter in the Imperial Army. During the time of the New Republic, Mayfeld was recruited by the criminal Ranzar Malk to lead a team to rescue the prisoner Qin from *Bothan-5*, a New Republic Correctional Transport. Malk, Mayfeld, and the team intended to betray the Mandalorian Din Djarin, who had also been hired for use of his ship, the *Razor Crest*. During the mission, Mayfeld led the team aboard the prison ship and entered the control room, encountering a New Republic soldier named Lant Davan at the controls. After Davan was killed, the team reached Qin's cell, before they betrayed Djarin by trapping him in the cell. However, Mayfeld and his allies were defeated by Djarin after he escaped the cell, proceeding to deliver Qin to Malk alone.
Mandalorian Protectors

The **Mandalorian Protectors** were an elite force of Mandalorian warriors dedicated in their protection of and service to the ruler of Mandalore. Claiming a heritage as guardians of the Mandalores of the Old Republic Era, the Protectors constituted one of Mandalore's few martial traditions permitted to continue under the pacifistic reign of Duchess Satine Kryze during the twilight of the Galactic Republic. With the subsequent rise of the Galactic Empire, however, the Protectors relocated to Concord Dawn during the Imperial occupation of their homeworld and affiliated themselves with the Empire under the leadership of Fenn Rau, though Rau's capture by rebels Kanan Jarrus and Sabine Wren forced a change in the Protectors' sympathies. Consequently, the Protectors were decimated by Rau’s rival Governor Gar Saxon and his Imperial Super Commandos in 2 BBY in an attempt to lure Rau out of hiding and eliminate further rebel opposition.

## **Appearances**

* *Forbidden Love*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth*
Krownest

**Krownest** was an icy planet in the Outer Rim's Mandalore sector, cold and covered in snow. Mountainous terrain and evergreen forests comprised much of Krownest’s frigid landscape, and its atmosphere proved breathable to humans. A planet under Mandalorian governance, Krownest was the ancestral home of Clan Wren, a legendary Mandalorian family whose warriors possessed a stronghold on the snowy world, built along the edge of a frozen lake.

Two years before the Battle of Yavin, Mandalorian rebel Sabine Wren traveled to Krownest to enlist the aid of her clan against the reigning Galactic Empire. Despite hostility between Sabine and her estranged family, and an attack on the Wren Stronghold by a group of Imperial Super Commandos, Sabine and her mother Countess Ursa were able to reconcile after years spent apart. However, during the attack, Ursa killed Imperial Governor Gar Saxon to save her daughter's life, and the resulting Civil War that ensued between the Mandalorian resistance, comprised of Clans Wren and Ordo, and the Imperial loyalists, composed of Clans Saxon and Gedyc, prevented the Mandalorians from supporting the larger Rebel Alliance against the Empire. Nevertheless, Clans Wren and Ordo assisted Mara Jade Shan with several warriors and a squadron of Fang starfighters in the rescue of her father Jedi Knight Jarik Shan and the besieged rebels on Atollon during the Empire’s attack on their hidden base, allowing the rebels and their fleet to escape — an act which was reciprocated with the presence of several Spectres, the Mantis Crew, and the Shan family in a mission to rescue Sabine's father Alrich Wren.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 43: Trials of the Darksaber" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 44: Family Reunion" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 45: The Challenge"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 48: Against All Odds" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 55: Zero Hour Pt 2"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 61: Return to Mandalore" (mentioned only)
New Genesis

> "No more **glorious** sight has **ever** greeted any eyes than that of **New Genesis**, home of the **New Gods**--a **golden** island of gleaming spires that **orbits** a sunlit, **unspoiled** world of green forests, white mountains, and bright waters..."
> — Passage from the Journal of the Whills
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**New Genesis** was an extra-dimensional planet located in the Fourth World, a plane of existence beyond the Multiverse. The planet and its inhabitants were intrinsically tied to the Light, a paracausal entity which also originated from the Fourth World. Though the planet was devastated by the destructive Great Clash between the New Gods of New Genesis and Apokolips, a truce was eventually agreed between Darkseid, the tyrannical ruler of Apokolips, and Highfather Izaya, the benevolent ruler of New Genesis. The pristine landscapes and lush forests of the planet recovered as the native New Gods retreated to the Celestial City hovering above the planet's surface or the "World Below," which became inhabited by the "Bugs", a race of insect-like humanoids that evolved from an Apokoliptian bioweapon during the Clash.
New God

## New Gods

> "**In the beginning--**the **New Gods** were formless in image and aimless in deed!!! On **each** of their **two** new worlds, their races had sprung from a **survivor** of the old!! The living atoms of **Balduur** gave nobility and strength to one!!--And the shadow planet was saturated with the cunning and evil which was once a **sorceress!!**"
> — Passage from the Journal of the Whills
>
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The **New Gods** were a spacefaring race of nigh-immortal and extremely powerful humanoid beings native to the Fourth World, an extra-dimensional realm located beyond the Multiverse.

## **Appearances**

* *Sun and Moon* — "A Taboo Proposal" (first appearance) (depicted as an apparition)
* *Knightmare*
* *Destiny: Ultimatum* (will appear)
Malachor V

**Malachor V** was an Outer Rim planet located in the Malachor system. Prior to the final battle of the Mandalorian Wars, the planet was fertile and hospitable. After the cataclysm caused by the Mass Shadow Generator, it became a cracked and twisted wasteland covered with jagged cliffs and plagued by constant lightning storms. It was inhabited by monstrous storm beasts. The gravity of the planet was unstable, which made it dangerous for starships to stay there for very long.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith (mentioned only)*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile (mentioned only)*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth (appears in flashback)*
Malekith

> *"Our enemies will suffer as we have suffered. I will reclaim the Aether. I will restore our world. And I will put an end to this poisoned universe."*
>
> ― Malekith
>
>

**Malekith the Accursed** was the cruel and malevolent leader of the Dark Elves, a race of beings that originated from a realm of darkness that existed before the universe itself. Revered by his people as a god-like figure, Malekith sought to lead his people out of their slow stated of suffering, which was a result of the light in the current universe, and back to the state of total power they had enjoined prior to its birth. To attain this end, Malekith sought to use the Reality Stone, one of the six Infinity Stones, which he augmented into a superweapon called "the Aether." Malekith's ambitions put the Dark Elves into conflict with multiple civilizations over the years, the chiefest of them being Asgard: the self-appointed protectors of the Nine Realms.

Eventually, Malekith saw an opportunity to achieve his goals with the Convergence, a cosmic event in which the Nine Realms were aligned. Intending to take advantage of this, Malekith―with support from his lieutenant, Algrim, and the Dark Elven Queen, Alflyse―led his armies to the center of the Convergence on Earth to establish a secure foothold from which to unleash the Aether. However, a united force of humans, Amazons, Olympians, and Asgardians, led by the gods Odin and Zeus, resisted him in a tremendous battle. At the Convergence's height, Malekith attempted to harness the Aether to destroy all the Nine Realms, but before he could do so it was ripped from him by use of the Bifrost, which took it back to Asgard. Realizing the battle was lost, Malekith furiously ordered the entire Dark Elf air fleet to drop down onto the battlefield, wiping out the majority of both armies. With his enemies left in disarray from the destruction, Malekith took advantage of the ensuing chaos to escape on the last remaining *Ark* with Algrim and Alflyse.

## **Personality and traits**

> *"Their deaths will mean our survival. This war is far from over."*
>
> ― Malekith, to Algrim and Alflyse
>
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## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 2: The Age of Metal*
Mission to Mustafar

In the final year of the Clone Wars, Darth Sidious — the Dark Lord of the Sith who was publicly known as Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine of the Galactic Republic — sent his new apprentice Darth Vader and first Grand Inquisitor Barriss Offee on a **mission** to the Outer Rim planet of Mustafar to eliminate the Separatist Council, the wealthy and influential backers of the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Sidious, who secretly controlled the Separatist Alliance as part of his plot to take over the galaxy, had sent the Separatist Council to Mustafar under the guise of protecting them, where their power collapsed after the defeat of General Grievous during the Battle of Utapau. When Vader and Offeee arrived, however they assassinated each member of the Separatist Council in order to bring an end to the Separatist Alliance. As Vader arrived on Mustafar, Chancellor Palpatine publicly declared himself as the galaxy's Galactic Emperor and transformed the Republic into the first Galactic Empire.

Vader contacted his Master after the Separatist Council members were killed, and the Dark Lord instructed him to inform the Trade Federation the Separatist leadership was dead and to shut down the Separatist Droid Army. In doing so, the Clone Wars came to an end. Senator Padmé Amidala of Naboo, Vader's wife, soon arrived on Mustafar in an attempt to bring Vader, who had been the Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker, back to the light. She failed, and Vader engaged in a lightsaber duel with his Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi, while Offee fought against Kenobi’s apprentice Jarik Shan, a fight that left Vader brutally scarred and in need of a life-supporting suit of armor for the rest of his life, while Offee gave her life to save Shan after he redeemed her when the Separatist’s headquarters collapsed. In the years that followed, some holdouts of the Confederacy continued to operate throughout the galaxy despite the end of the War. The Imperial Military tracked these holdouts down to destroy them and absorb their technology into the Imperial regime.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 14: Heartbroken" (first mentioned, albeit indirectly)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 25: Return to Berk" (mentioned only)
Metalbending Police Force

## Organizational Information

### Leader(s)

* Toph Beifong *(retired)*
* Lin Beifong
* Saikhan *(captain)*

## Other Information

### Notable members

* Mako
* Song

## **Appearances**

* *Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Lost Child*
* *Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: World of the Force*
* *Legend of Reylea - Volume 3: The Fate of Reylea*

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force (first appearance)*
* *Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea*
Millennium Falcon

The ***Millennium Falcon*** was an extensively modified Corellian YT-1300f light freighter, with a succession of owners — from Socorran professional gambler Lando Calrissian, to Corellian smuggler Han Solo and his first mate Chewbacca — equipping it with "special modifications" that enhanced shielding, performance, and speed to perceivably illegal levels, insofar that it managed to complete the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs — a feat regularly boasted about by Solo, though at the cost of an unpredictable and failure-prone hyperdrive. Though initially used as a smuggling ship, the entry of Solo and Chewbacca into the Alliance to Restore the Republic saw it fly missions for the Alliance, and gained prominence with its presence and contributions to the Alliance's victories over the Galactic Empire during the Galactic Civil War, from the Battle of Yavin to the Battle of Endor.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 34: The Wynkahthu Job" (indirect mention only)
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 4: Mos Eisley Cantina" (first mentioned)
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 5: The Smuggler's Den" (mentioned only)
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 6: Destruction of Alderaan" (first appearance)
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 7: Jedi Training"
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 8: That's no Moon"
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 11: Kenobi"
Novi Grad

**Novi Grad** was the capital city of Sokovia, a European country on Earth. In 2015 CE it was destroyed by Ultron during the Battle of Sokovia by attempting to use it as a meteor, resulting in 177 deaths, including Sonia Novak. At some point during the Golden Age, the Cosmodrome was constructed over the devastation left behind from the battle.

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 2: The Age of Metal* (will appear)
* *A New Legacy* — "Tower Arrival" (first appearance) (appears in flashback)
Negotiator

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## Technical Specifications

### Armament

* Heavy turbolaser turrets
* Medium dual turbolaser cannons
* Point-defense laser cannons
* Proton torpedo tubes
* Tractor beam projectors

## Usage

### Affiliation

* Galactic Republic
	+ 212th Attack Battalion

### Crewmembers

* Commander Jarik Shan
* Commander Cody
* Boil
* Lieutenant Waxer †

The ***Negotiator*** was a *Venator*-class Star Destroyer in the Navy of the Galactic Republic, operating as a part of the Open Circle Fleet. During the Clone Wars against the Separatist Alliance, the *Negotiator* served as the original flagship of Jedi General Obi-Wan Kenobi within his naval task force, and saw action in several battles. At the Battle of Christophsis in 22 BBY, the *Negotiator*, then a vessel of the Fifth Fleet, delivered the prototype IPV-2C Stealth Corvette to Jedi General Anakin Skywalker, who utilized the stealth ship to penetrate the Separatist blockade and relieve the Republic forces on the planet's surface. Later in that same year, the *Negotiator* also participated in the *Malevolence* campaign, helping to chase the huge Separatist warship under General Grievous during the Battle of the Kaliida Nebula until the Jedi destroyed it.

In 20 BBY, while traveling to rescue a group of stranded Jedi, which included a clan of younglings and Kenobi's Padawan Jarik Shan, the General's task force was attacked by a Separatist fleet commanded by Grievous. After Grievous and his battle droids boarded the *Negotiator*, Kenobi ordered the starship's self-destruct mechanism to be activated to prevent its capture. Although the *Negotiator* was lost, the Jedi General was able to escape and survive the battle. Kenobi later transferred his command over to a new flagship, which he christended the *Junior Negotiator*.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 47: Bound for Rescue" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 48: A Necessary Bond" (mentioned only)
Kurse

* Kurse
* Algrim

> *"You will be the Last of the the Kursed."
> "Let my life my sacrificed. It is no less than our people did or you have done."*
>
> ― Malekith and Algrim
>
>

## **Personality and traits**

> *"Our survival will be your legacy."*
>
> ― Algrim, to Malekith
>
>

## **Powers and abilities**

> *"You will become darkness cursed to this existence until it consumes you. Until then, no power our enemies possess can stop you."*
>
> ― Malekith, to Algrim
>
>

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 2: The Age of Metal*
Mission to Kashyyyk

## Commanders

* Lieutenant Mari Kosan
* Clone Commander Rex
* Jedi Master Jarik Shan
* Ahsoka Tano
* Clone Commander Cody
* Lumiya

## Strength

	+ Jedi Padawan Mara Jade
* 2 former clone troopers
	+ Boil
* 20 Rebel shock troopers
	+ Carasynthia Dune
	+ Ulvac
	+ Sen
* Many members of the Kashyyyk resistance, including:
	+ Choyyssyk
	+ Katarra
	+ Idryssa Barruck
	+ Xosad Hozem
	+ Tivik
	+ Several Wookiee berserkers
* 1 Clone Commander
* Stormtroopers
	+ Forest camouflage stormtroopers
	+ Heavy assault stormtrooper
* Death Troopers
* All Terrain Scout Transports
* 1 Imperial probe droid

## Casualties

	+ Xosad Hozem
* All but 7 Wookiees
* At least 18 stormtroopers
	+ 5 forest camouflage stormtroopers
	+ At least 3 heavy assault stormtroopers

Near the onset of the Galactic Civil War, the Alliance to Restore the Republic sanctioned a **mission to Kashyyyk** in which a strike force, comprised mainly of rebel shock troopers, would be deployed to reinforce the Kashyyyk resistance, while Jedi Master Jarik Shan and former Jedi Padawan Ahsoka Tano would investigate the threat of the Weeping Tree in the planet's Shadowlands.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 2: Need for Rebels" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 3: Kashyyyk Resistance" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 4: The Weeping Tree"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 5: Sacrifice"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 6: A Righteous Cause"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 8: The Senator" (mentioned only)
Kahdah

> "The Empire controls everything, Commander. Without fear. Do not make the mistake of showing fear about a forest filled with nothing but a few… animals! They're primitives! Do you know what kind of appearance such fear would give us?"
> ― Kahdah orders Cody to traverse the Shadowlands
>
>

**Kahdah** was a human male who served the Galactic Empire as a general charged with the 212th Attack Battalion. During the Imperial Era, Kahdah and the 212th were dispatched to the Wookiee homeworld of Kashyyyk in order to suppress a revolt. In the year prior to the Battle of Yavin, Kahdah led a ruthless assault against the city of Ittummi after capturing most of the resistance leaders. However, Commander Cody refused to follow Kahdah's orders to execute wookiee civilians, prompting the general to declare him a traitor. In the ensuing battle that followed ― orchestrated by the escape of the rebels he captured and the subsequent arrival of three Jedi Masters ― Kahdah's forces were defeated and he was killed by the wookiee chieftain Tarfful.

## **Personality and traits**

As a high-ranking commander in the Imperial military, Kahdah was a ruthless leader, and was often times arrogant as well. Despite this, he was still a brilliant tactician when it came to warfare, making him a dangerous adversary for the Wookiees on Kashyyyk.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 1: Shadowlands" (first appearance) (hologram only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 2: Need for Rebels" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 3: Kashyyyk Resistance"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 4: The Weeping Tree"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 5: Sacrifice"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 6: A Righteous Cause"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 8: The Senator" (mentioned only)
Night of a Thousand Tears

+ Arc Pulse Generator is used to massacre a force of warriors from clan's Wren and Ordo
	+ Imperial gunships lay waste to fields of Mandalorian recruits from several clans

> "Or perhaps the decommissioned Mandalorian hunter, Din Djarin, has heard the songs of the crusade against Mandalore, when dozens of warriors fell prey to the Duchess whilst gunships, outfitted with similar ordnance such as this, laid waste to fields of Mandalorian recruits in The Night of a Thousand Tears."
> ― Moff Gideon
>
>

The **Night of a Thousand Tears** was an event that took place in the year 1 BBY which saw the massacre of countless Mandalorian warriors. In an effort to establish control over the Mandalorian clans who remained disobedient to Imperial rule, Imperial Security Bureau Marshal Gideon ordered a strike using gunships outfitted with E-Web heavy repeating blaster cannons to target and slaughter fields of young Mandalorian warriors. At the same time, Governor Tiber Saxon ordered the Arc Pulse Generator ― a deadly superweapon designed by Sabine Wren to target and superheat beskar alloy ― to be used against the strike team of warriors from Clan Wren and Clan Ordo, killing most of them instantaneously.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 62: Night of a Thousand Tears" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 63: Aftermath" (hologram only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 64: Heroes of Mandalore" (indirect mention only)
Nezarec, Final God of Pain

> "He is that which is end. That which covets sin. The final god of pain — the purest light, the darkest hour. And He shall rise again."
> — Passage from "Of Hated Nezarec", a pre-Golden Age text
>
>

**Nezarec, Final God of Pain** was a Disciple of the Witness. An ancient being with powerful psychic abilities, Nezarec was a sadist who relished in the fear and pain experienced by other sentient beings, and was known to induce nightmares in his victims in order to feed on their fear. He was known to several civilizations who feared and even worshipped him, including the pre-Cabal Psions and small cultist groups of pre-Golden Age humanity.
Mission to the Lothal Jedi Temple

> "The Emperor won't stop until he can control this place. In order to prevent that from happening, we need to seal the gateway for good."
> ― Jarik Shan
>
>

Following the rescue of Rebel General Hera Syndulla, the Spectres — with the assistance both of then-Jedi Knight Jarik Shan and his adopted daughter Mara Jade ― undertook a **mission** to investigate the purpose of the Imperial excavation of the Lothal Jedi Temple around 1 BBY. Traveling there with the help of a Loth-wolf pack, it was discovered that Imperial advisor Minister Veris Hydan, secretly a member of the Sith Eternal cult, had been trying to unlock a portal that led to a powerful dimension that was known as the World Between Worlds, which would enable Emperor Sheev Palpatine to control the universe. Shan and Jade, along with Padawan Ezra Bridger and Sabine Wren, infiltrated the camp. While Wren was captured, Shan, Jade, and Bridger managed to enter into the World Between Worlds where they rescued Shan's wife Ahsoka Tano, who was presumed deceased on a mission two years prior. Following a brief trial involving the death of Bridger’s Master Jedi Knight Kanan Jarrus, the four escaped from the Emperor and returned to their respective times, though Shan went with Tano. Before escaping, Ezra, Mara, and the Spectres managed to permanently lock the portal, causing the Temple to sink into the ground.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 39: A War on Two Fronts" (dream to Jarik Shan) (first appearance)
* *Sun and Moon* — "Prelude" (recap only)
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Matron" (indirect mention only)
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Prophet" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 71: Enter the Gateway"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 72: World Between Worlds"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 74: Taking a Gamble" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 75: Liberation of Lothal" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — Mid-Credits Scene (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 1: Shadowlands" (indirect mention only)
Lumiya

> "You were chosen by me to serve as the equal of Mara Jade Shan. If you wish to prove a worthy Hand for me, then you must accomplish the task which I have set out for you."
> ― Emperor Palpatine instructing Lumiya
>
>

**Lumiya**, born **Shira Elan Colla Brie**, was a Force-sensitive human female who became an agent of Galactic Emperor Sheev Palpatine, serving as one of the Emperor's Hands. She was specifically chosen and trained by the Sith to combat the power of Mara Jade Shan.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — Mid-Credits Scene (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 1: Shadowlands" (first identified as Lumiya)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 3: Kashyyyk Resistance"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 4: The Weeping Tree"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 5: Sacrifice"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 6: A Righteous Cause"
* *Galactic Civil War* (will appear)
Joker's crusade

## **Appearances**

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — After-Credits Scene (first mentioned)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 2: Learning About the Force" (mentioned only)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 3: Force Powers" (mentioned only)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 5: Going More Public" (first appearance)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 6: Criminal Activities"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 7: Seeking the Triads"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 8: Planning Secret Activities"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 9: Major Crime Bust"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 10: Escalation"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 11: Crashing the Party"