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Romilly Skydiver

**Romilly Skydiver** was a runaway Arkanian genetic offshoot. She found herself in the company of Hal Calder upon fleeing her enemies aboard a shadowport. Her former masters on Arkania sent a group of Yaka cyborgs, led by a lieutenant of the Arkanian Dominion, Thragg, to hunt her down and destroy her. Romilly subsequently met a group of adventurers aboard the *Majestic Vale*. She was later officially recruited into the service of the Rebel Faction by Kay Odum, a representative of the ruling council.

Romilly once worked as an assistant to a high profile military weapons scientist. She was the first to be called on to test prototype cybernetics and over the years she was able to keep a few, as an attempt to improve her genetic worth to the noble pure bloods who reigned over her home city of Kanti.

On the eve of a big corporate contract being completed, the lab was assaulted by a clean up crew, with the intentions of removing all traces of offshoot testing by the request of a corporate sponsor. Romilly's professor hid her away in a equipment cupboard while the clean up crew removed all evidence of the offshoot testing and any offshoots that were not quick enough to escape.

Once the clean up crew had left the area, Romilly came out of hiding. She was told by her mentor she needed to escape off the world as a list of all the participants of the testing was taken and she would be hunted down. She was given a blaster rifle and a handful of credits; her mentor organized safe passage on a diamond freighter, she raced to the spaceport, jumped on the freighter and waited to find out what world she would arrive on.

Shortly after meeting group members (Arbacca, Gavril Constantin, Jasmine Sunstryder, Merro Shenda, and Baddu) Romilly joined them on several adventures, including to Aegaea. After four years of service to the Rebel Faction, Romilly became an accomplished agent; she was later transferred to *Vespidian*. While there, she struck up a romance with Qalen Aeres.
Sloping Meadow

**Sloping Meadow** was a clan of expatriate Dathomir witches who resettled on Saaja in the Lundz System. They were long regarded as legend by the local miners, who rarely if ever actually met them. The witches protected their home in the fungal forests using a roaming mist summoned by the Force.

A group of adventurers heard a rumor about the witches while aboard Martock Station. Sometime later they traveled to Saaja to investigate the rumor for themselves.

## Appearance and Culture

In the humid weather of Saaja, the women of Sloping Meadow dressed in very little. Their clothing consisted primarily of rough-spun fabric, lizard skins, leather and filigree jewelry. Some dressed in thin cloaks, and others wore patchwork armor of hide, bone helmets or metal scale. Men of the clan merely wore loincloths and leather collars. The women wielded rudimentary weapons like staves, swords, clubs and the like.

The witches were a matriarchal society, led by a woman named Lindiwe (who was among some of the original to escape Dathomir about 50 years prior). She was titled 'Clan Mother'. Not only led by women, Sloping Meadow also looked down upon all men and treated them as either slaves or concubines. They would routinely kidnap men from the mining settlement on Saaja; those who invaded their lands were either captured or lost to the magic mists.

If a witch faced a man in combat, and he defeated her, his view among the collective clan would rise from subservient to equal; although this rarely occurred.

## Notable Witches

Among the several dozen members of the clan, women and slaves alike, there were many who stood out. Lindiwe was Clan Mother, and she had two daughters: Dejah and Indewa. Others included Qayanai, who cast the protective mists. There was an older woman called Liann. Also, there was their greatest warrior, a woman named Sonja.
Sainte-Evanëflore

**Sainte-Evanëflore** was a jungle-covered planet which was populated by the sentient, plantoid Sylphe species. Some of the locals had been kidnapped (circa 10BBY) by the Fluggrian Outlaw Brewers, but were later rescued by a certain group of adventurers. The Sylphe of Sainte-Evanëflore were ruled by a monarch, and they practiced a dance-like martial arts tradition called Sholân Kha.
Servaros Murne

**Servaros Murne**, the "Bane of Zorja," was a man from Navaras who led a devastating attack on the nearby planet of Zorja. This genocidal act became known as the Zorja Massacre. With the wealth he plundered from Zorja, Servaros retired to an opulent lifestyle on Coruscant. A man name Kleman D'uri discovered Servaros' whereabouts and shared the information with Verdan Mordock. Verdan's Jedi Master, Norla Tor'ryll, warned him not to pursue Servaros Murne; and he heeded her advise.
Las Terme

**Las Terme** was a brilliant Nautolan roboticist and technician. Las was introduced to a certain group of adventurers, via Tars Alin, on Reintross. Las Terme tried to sell them a device, which would augment the independence and diversify the functions of Arbacca's droid "army". Although the group wasn't overly impressed enough to purchase the device, Las became a lasting ally. Las owned a large, robotic pet dog.

Approximately seven months after the Incident in the Unknown Regions, the group was visiting Nat Kotas aboard a starship belonging to the last member of the Healers Guild. They were ambushed by Talkam Shadow, who demanded that the Jedi group members surrender themselves or he would kill his captive, Las Terme. Once the transfer was complete, Las worked quickly to create a jamming device that could aid them in rescuing the Jedi. Once complete Las Terme, Eraz Ord, and Leeraah boarded Talkam's ship and freed the others.
Khendo Compound

The **Khendo Compound** was a facility on Khendo, which was home to a certain group of adventurers and headquarters for a branch of the Rebel Faction (15-10BBY). The compound was a sprawling series of structures consisting of two hangers, three large warehouses, an underground garage, barracks, medical center, apartments, and centralized promenade. Later additions included an outdoor greenhouse (where a Sha'anuin seeding was planted) and the Monument of Remembrance.

The compound was built upon the foundations of a clan hold from ancient Khendo, with access to the under city catacombs. The dungeons were filled with dangers like skeletal Sentries, large rodent Vermin, and various traps. Furthermore, surviving members of the Cult of Anu-El also ended up the catacombs; one of their unhatched eggs was rescued by a subsequent off-world delegation. In the catacombs, the adventurers discovered a treasure room, called the Mahar's Coffer, with the help of Fayth Qel-Diin.

Spica Centares was administrator of the compound, W1-K1 was records keeper, and the various recruits helped with duties around the Compound. For every recruit housed in the compound's barracks, residents received a daily commission from the Rebel Faction. There were several droids employed there, including an astromech, a power droid, Sentry One and C9-ZRD. At the start of 13BBY, approximately twenty-five recruits were housed at the Compound: represented by such species as Tovati, Holwuff, Barabel, Ithorian and Humans.

At one point, the adventurers campaigned against the dangerous True Zealots organization. In retribution, the True Zealots attacked the Compound: some of the recruits were injured, but luckily no one was killed before they drove away the attackers.

By 10BBY, the Galactic Empire had gained considerable control on Khendo. As such, most activities at the Compound were put on hold, offworld missions suspended, and vehicles were put on lockdown. During this time, few among the group of adventurers occupied the apartments anymore: instead, the space was used in storing stockpiled resources for the Rebel Faction.
Patua Sua

**Patua Sua** was a Twi'lek noble from Esseles and was the father of Lumna Sua. He was a staunch ally of the Rebel Faction; Patua was also a close friend of Master Sunstryder, one the Faction's leaders. He was known as "Uncle Patu" to Jasmine Sunstryder. Around 10BBY Patua was arrested by the Galactic Empire for collusion with rebel dissidents.
Mute One

**Mute One** was a warrior-monk from the Conclave on Dekos. He was a hulking Elnacon who was often found in the company of Seer and Husker, all three of which joined the fight against the Dark Mage. The Mute One received his name due to a vow of silence he took upon joining the Conclave.

During the assault on the Dark Mage's flying fortress, Mute One was chosen to join a group of adventurers. He used his arcane knowledge to their favor against enemies using powered relics. Mute One made the ultimate sacrifice during the final battle with the Dark Mage--he was killed by the tyrant ruler's dragon mount.
Sosthenes Mikkade

**Sosthenes Mikkade** was a veteran of the Clone Wars who fought on the side of the Confederacy of Independent Systems. After losing many of his comrades, Sosthenes Mikkade retired to the remote planet of Bosca where he lived among the primitive locals. Years later, Sosthenes helped a certain group of spacers on their quest for the Tem Rona Collective. He directing them to an outpost belonging to Domain of the Empire, where they rescued a defecting officer named Thorb Ralgier.
Mahar's Coffer

A **Mahar's Coffer** was the tomb and treasure room of ancient clan leaders (Mahar) on Khendo. These chambers were found deep in the under-city catacombs of Centropolis, guarded by deadly traps and automaton sentries. One such chamber was discovered by a group of adventurers and a treasure hunter named Fayth Qel-Diin. A Mahar's Coffer held great significance, historically and politically, to the Zealots of Tunmyr faith.
Karg'a

**Karg'a** was a Trandoshan enforcer for the Hutts. He was a glitterstim addict who owed money, and thus was a bounty target. Karg'a was captured by Jendo Boron. Sometime later, to pay off his debt, Karg'a was forced to participate in the Hunters of the Outer Rim tournament at the Arena on Vespaara. He fought on a team with Stak Doog and Q'Auri Sevir verses Verdan Mordock, Gavril Constantin and Mordin Garan. His team was defeated.
Ophelia

**Ophelia** was a Inleshat woman from Iskalon who was living on Hosnian Prime during the reign of the Galactic Empire. She was a frequent patron of a particular nightclub, where she met Verdan Mordock (who was celebrating Grenard's bachelor party). She had gill grafts that allowed her to breath air, as well as water. She had a shapely figure and often wore short bodycon dresses when clubbing.
Sondi Kotas

**Sondi Kotas** was the wife of Gedjo and the mother of Hep Kotas and Nat Kotas. Her husband was killed in a battle shortly after the rise of the Galactic Empire. Sondi lived on Urrdorrf City for most of her life until 16BBY when Nat decided to take care of his widowed mother. Sondi lived with Nat and his wife, Yarisia Deez, in their homes on Atzerri and later Aegaea. During this time Sondi played a large part in raising Nat and Yarisia's children Eli Kotas and Kir. In a horrible event preceding their exodus from Atzerri, the Kotas household was attacked by assassins of the remnant Espan Syndicate. Sondi was injured in the attack, which left her in need of a hoverchair for months afterward. This incident also caused a rift between her and Hep, since his actions had been its direct unintended cause. Once Sondi recovered from her injuries, she would often help around the Kotas homestead (alongside a TDL Nanny Droid) by caring for her grandchildren and completing chores.
Jayspor

**Jayspor** was a planet in the Chalcceia system, and was part of the Aurabesh-Zeta Network. Jayspor was a densely overgrown jungle planet, teaming with unique and often hostile wildlife. Local flora included the prickly vyassha vine and the knobby gowutu tree; fauna included the mute, but curious jhaporri. The planet had never been colonized due to the over‐abundance and aggressiveness of all its life forms. Corec Daelthon and Santo Ardes visited Jayspor during an investigation to locate fugitive Jedi Knights, although they only discovered a couple of abandoned structures.
Spica Centares

**Spica Centares** was a former spy of the Galactic Empire's Imperial Security Bureau who defected sometime prior to 14BBY. She was a Human female with dark brown hair. She was contacted and recruited by members of the reclusive Rebel Faction's ruling Council. Spica was assigned to be mentor/liaison between the Council and a certain group of adventurers living on Khendo. She also served as administrator of the adventurers' new home, the Compound, which also served as headquarters for a local branch of the Faction. Much of Spica's past remained a mystery to those in her charge. By 10BBY, Spica was promoted to oversee all freelance teams employed by the Rebel Faction; she did so from aboard *Vespidian*, while still acting as liaison for the adventurers.

Around 9BBY, Spica was contacted by a secretive free agent named Fulcrum, who made her aware of Zillo Squadron (an insurgent fighter crew in need up asylum from the Empire). With permission from the adventurers, the squadron was invited to take shelter aboard their starship/base.
Remend

**Remend** was a bounty hunter. He was sent to capture Verdan Mordock with help from seven other bounty hunters. Remend and his team caught up with Verdan on a space station during the onset of a battle featuring the Galactic Empire. Remend had Verdan at his mercy, when a distraction from Sallena Garrow saved the man's life. Remend was then slain by Verdan.
Kraum'pas

**Kraum'pas** was a cunning and mysterious Devaronian rogue. Kraum'pas hijacked a shuttle belonging to the Extech Corporation and crash-landed on the planet Khendo. He encountered a group of adventurers who were investigating the crash, and they battled briefly. Yet, aided by an assortment of modified droids, Kraum'pas went on to make trouble for the adventurers and the authorities on Khendo for some time. They later encountered him in the Mrexx Industrial Village.
Lost Jedi (Book)

**"Lost Jedi"** was a work of epic prose concerning the struggles of two star-crossed lovers, both members of the Jedi Order. Certain details placed the story at approximately 4,000 years before the Galactic Empire, during the Second Sith War. The protagonists were named Kade Amadon and Sonda Zving (both humans); other characters included Kyle (Human), Rel Wyn-Aru (Cerean), Ellestar Alin (Morganian), and Agh Adan (Zabrak). The story prominently featured the planets Dantooine and Taris as a backdrop. Literary critics were conflicted on whether the story was merely fiction, or more, for there was evidence to suggest both viewpoints. A copy of "Lost Jedi" could be found in the personal collection of Candrai Enn'ado.
Jank

**Jank** was a Dug from Atzerri, an ex-convict, and an ally of Nat Kotas. Inspired by Nat's previous life as a hero-adventurer, Jank dedicated himself to helping the Kotas family in anyway needed. When Hep Kotas took up his second crusade to destroy the Espan Syndicate, Jank was asked to keep guard over the Kotas family in case of retaliation. Sure enough, the syndicate's boss sent assassins to hurt the Kotas family. Jank defended the family to the best of his ability, but was ultimately slain. His death, in turn, drove Nat Kotas to realize the importance of reclaiming the mantle of adventurer -- to honor the life of Jank and others like him.
Mandalorian Cantina

The **Mandalorian Cantina** was a business establishment on Montu Cordu. As the name suggested, the cantina was culturally inspired by and also catered to the marginal Mandalorian population of the planet. Josey Alin and Nahari Gra'tua were regular patrons of the cantina, and it was there they met their future husbands Tars Alin and Sev Gra'tua.
Ruk-Da

**Ruk-Da** was an Iskalloni female. In 11BBY, she betrayed her people to rescue the captive Hep Kotas. She later joined Hep’s faction, the Kotas Cabal and became a romantic partner. During the Galactic Civil War, Ruk-Da was presumed dead on Umgul after an encounter with the Galactic Empire; although her body was never found.
Khendo Hunters Guild

The **Khendo Hunters Guild** was an organization of bounty hunters that operated from Khendo and lead by Tanis Galduur. Smaller bounties were free transactions, but upper-level profiles required a bounty permit and connections with guild members. Former administrative employees included Theda Nors and Morq. Licensed bounty hunters at the guild included Gand, Prodera Vym, Riqa, Yeeto and Yeepa. By 10BBY, a certain group of adventurers had achieved quite the reputation among the Khendo Hunters Guild as successful bounty hunters. Also during this time, the organization spread beyond the planet Khendo itself, operating remote networks and mobile offices across the sector.

The facade of the Hunters Guild was plain and unassuming. The lobby of the building as floored in duracrete and bare, industrial girders could be seen in the vaulted ceiling. Office doors and plaques lined the walls leading up to the three clerk windows, where bounties were both delegated and rewards paid. At the center of the lobby was a rotating hologram of all known bounties in Hashan-gara system. Hundreds of bounties rotated slowly, in crossing orbit about a central projector.

Sometime between 12-11BBY, the adventurers were hired to halt the efforts of the rival Bounty Hunters Guild. Bounties were being purposefully interrupted to intimidate Tanis Galduur and his hunters. So, alongside Gand, the adventurers caught one of the saboteurs (named Guli) on a planet called Dross. They sent her back to the Bounty Hunters Guild with a message to end these threats for good.
Q'Auri Sevir

**Q'Auri Sevir** was a mercenary from Navaras, reknown as a champion brawler in various fighting circles across the galaxy. She fought with fistacuffs. Sometime prior to 10BBY, Q'Auri participated in the Hunters of the Outer Rim tournament at the Arena on Vespaara. She fought on a team with Stak Doog and Karg'a verses Verdan Mordock, Gavril Constantin and Mordin Garan. Her team was defeated.
Kryees

**Kryees** was a jungle planet and home world to the Bnnf. Candrai Enn'ado led a group of adventurers to the planet in hopes of recovering a special artifact before agents of Black Sun could do so. The group's contact was a local named Alak Bnnf. The mission to Kryees was one of the first examples of Candrai's efforts of collecting Force artifacts that survived the Jedi Purge. A native nonsentient species was the bristle-backed serpent called a snathel.
Mei Cayle

**Mei Cayle** was a Jedi padawn during the Clone Wars and apprentice to Dal-Sir Tyraal. She was part of a Jedi strike team sent to Beelzebub VI which also consisted of Irruk Toq, Reithon Harowa, Nillian Sho, and Sofee Mussak. After the conflict, Mei and the team were recovering aboard their command ship when Order 66 was initiated. Her injured master was killed by the traitorous clone troopers, as was Sofee Mussak, but Mei Cayle and the others escaped. They eventually found refuge with the help of Chote Bankan within the Aurabesh-Zeta Network on Asylum. They remained secure for several years, until discovered by an Imperial Inquisitor and Baras Odari of the Galactic Empire. At that time, Mei Cayle was killed.
Reintross

**Reintross** was a planet in the galaxy. Reintross was ruled by a regiment-turned-regime of clone troopers for several years following the rise of the Galactic Empire. With the arrival of a certain group of adventurers, the people of Reintross were freed from the regime's control. Magnus Kinien was a native of Reintross.

For a period of around a month or two, Reinstross was under the complete control of the triumvirate of Tars Alin, Nat Kotas, and Zolar Keth. In this venture, they intended to renew their former glory that they had on Montu Cordu. Reintross served as their base during this time.

Reintross had three main cities, each one ruled by one of the members of the triumvirate. The cities were: Reintross City (the capital) under Tars's control; Merika, under Nat's control; and New Theed, under Zolar's control. The cities each had their own militias, and each had their own navies, which had little to no ships. When the group was gone for a period of several months following the Incident in the Unknown Regions, they re-established their own government in the absence of their leaders.

In order to unify their people, the city-states of Reintross established a General Assembly in the centralized city named Eredaim. Representatives from each city-state on Reintross would convene to determine the future of the planet. Among their first decisions was the funding and construction of a naval base in Eredaim.
Insaria

**Insaria** was a sixteen-year-old Human who was the padawan learner of Noona Sungda. She lived nearly a thousand years before the rise of the Galactic Empire. Insaria joined her master in pursuing clues indicating the Sith were still in existence. They journeyed to such locations as Dantooine and the starship *Empress Haptia*. The Sith, namely an apprentice called Necris, lured the Jedi into a trap. Insaria was quickly slain by Necris, as was her master not long afterward. Their bodies were jettisoned into space.
So Yun

**So Yun** was an Epicanthix scientist on Pasher. For many years, he studied the native spine spiders and sandstone scorpions with the intent of unlocking the medicinal properties of both species' poison glands. So Yun's research was not without opposition: specifically in the hired thug named Hissh. However, thanks to service of a certain group of adventurers, So Yun's research experienced a major breakthrough and he rewarded them with samples. His companion and lab assistant was Min Ju.
Kingfisher

**Kingfisher** was the codename for a secretive military leader and enemy of the Galactic Empire. They were also a member of the Rebel Faction's leading council. Kingfisher was a participant in the devastating Battle of Torffa, and was one of the few to survive. Kingfisher also led a skirmish against the Empire in 10BBY near Empress Teta.
Liam

**Liam Stark** was the Human padawan learner assigned to Santo Ardes during the Clone Wars. They worked together throughout the war on various missions for the Jedi Council. Liam was strong with the Force and boosted Santo's Force abilities. He and his master initially survived the onslaught of the Jedi Purge in 19BBY. Liam was later killed by both Thalia Damodred and the Mistress as part of Santo's corruption to the dark side.
Lundz System Control

**Lundz System Control** **(LSC)** was the unofficial police force of the Lundz System. They were based out of Martock Station near the planet Adnakra. While small in numbers, they operated the Terminal Outposts which allowed travelers to pass through the hazardous cloud at the system's edge. They also kept in check the local mining companies. The leader of LSC was Commissioner Davitha. Officers included Jax and Geryd. New recruits (as of late 10BBY) were Bassa Sol, Len Hulta, Warvoilai and a certain group of adventurers. One of the adventurers' first job for LSC was the resolution of a conflict on Saaja, between local miners and the Sloping Meadow witches. The group was then added to the organization's assignment management system, which allowed them real-time updates to newly posted jobs.
Sato Brazz

**Sato Brazz** was a Klatooinian convict who escaped custody during transportation between prison facilities. His hijacked transport disappeared into the poorly-charted Lundz star system. Sato was considered extremely dangerous, had olive-brown skin, stood 1.6 meters tall, and was missing several fingers on his right hand. He was wanted (alive) for 2,775 credits; a certain group of adventurers pursued Sato to the planet Ulduun.
Karn Vos

**Karn Vos** was a survivor of the Jedi Purge of 19BBY. He was a Kiffar, and of the same clan as Jedi Master Quinlan Vos. Operating as a Jedi Shadow, Karn's identity was a closely guarded secret, known by only a select few on the Jedi Council. Due to his study of a powerful Sith artifact, he was further isolated (for his own protection) which allowed him to avoid extermination during the Jedi Purge of 19BBY. During the Dark Times, Karn sought out other Jedi, with the help of a droid named Seeker and an insectoid prophetess. Around 9BBY, he was extensively investigated by W1-K1, in order to determine both Karn's fate and his potential usefulness as an ally. The droid based his research primary on Seeker's time with Karn Vos, but learned little else beyond his last known location. As the Jedi Shadow's identity was redacted, there was no indication of status (alive or dead) among records of the Galactic Empire. A group of adventures decided to try recruiting Karn to their cause.
Krudo's Big House of Stuff

**Krudo's Big House of Stuff** was a business located on the edge of New Escrow city on Aargau, and was owned by Krudo. The derelict warehouse had a flickering neon sign and was filed with used vehicles, starships and an assortment of other junk. Cane Garrow, Verdan Mordock and Salleena Garrow visited Krudo's Big House of Stuff to trade in their stolen starship for another mode of transport. They purchased a couple second-hand astromech droids and a new vessel Verdan named *Cursed Sojourner*. Several years later the business was permanently closed when the old warehouse mysteriously exploded one day.
Lalash

**Lalash** was the king-commander of a troop of Sanyassan marauders. Lalash and his followers conquered a colony on the planet Burrun, which they controlled for several months. They were defeated by a certain group of adventurers, and Lalash abandoned the planet and troops to save his own life. Years later (circa 10BBY), Lalash was a bounty target for his activities on Burrun and also for incited gang violence on Enodion. Reward for his capture was set at 1,700 credits dead or 2,000 credits alive. Lalash had grey, scaly skin and long greasy black hair; he had a scraggly beard streaked with white; and stood 1.82 meters tall. Lalash typically favored crude, melee weaponry and mismatched plastoid armor. He was known to flee when confronted, and was last seen within an abandoned shopping mall in the old city on Enodion. The adventurers pursued his bounty but had to compete for his capture with the bounty hunter named Silvershadow.
Lorm Liegge

**Lorm Liegge** was a Sephi politician from Thustra. His wife, Tiff Liegge, was a rebel sympathizer. Following the Clone Wars, Lorm created a political party on Thustra that had insurgency-leaning values. Lorm and his faction regularly butted heads with the de facto planetary government and political parties. Lorm employed an ex-military radical named Szade as his chief "action man." When Szade (who was secretly a lieutenant within the Espan Syndicate) was killed by Hep Kotas, Lorm responded by hiring members of the Mistryl Shadow Guard to hunt them down. Unbeknownst to Lorm, Tiff Liegge had played a part in helping Hep's team undermine Szade.
Meya Trao

**Meya Trao** was the Rodian captain of an independent transport vessel called *Tangent* during the New Republic era. Her parents had served aboard the Martock Refugee Station up and through the Clone Wars. It was during this time that young Meya became enamored with spaceflight and with helping the cast-offs of galactic society. As an adult, she and her crew often transported passengers all across the galaxy (in the midst of regular freight transport jobs). Crew persons included Chu'ura, Aphax and Isad Ma-Donda. Meya had a policy that a passenger's fare could be offset by helping out with chores around the ship, enway to the passenger's final destination. In 17ABY, with the Yuuzhan Vong War soon approaching, Meya and her crew experienced quite the unusual series of misadventures; passengers at the time included Liaus Galun, Oded Veknar (with his pet named Blarthy) and an unnamed woman.
Sigma

**Sigma** was a cyborg Muun and petty crime boss on a Deep Space Depot within Domain of the Empire. Sigma was approached by a group of spacers and agents of the Tem Rona Collective concerning intel held in his possession. Upon negotiations, Sigma was prepared to hand over the intel when a rival criminal named Lorgan Ro made an appearance. Claiming unfair dealings with the travelers, Lorgan Ro and his thugs opened fire. Sigma and his lackeys were all killed.
IG-RM

**IG-RM** was a model of thug droid. One particular unit participated in the Hunters of the Outer Rim tournament (circa 9BBY) at the Arena on Vespaara. IG-RM fought in a free-for-all event at this tournament versus Uroj Mot, Tek Zanor, Marokh, Verdan Mordock, Jehem and Yenna D'olna. He was defeated with a hit from Verdan's scattergun.
Kuon'lauinto

**Kuon'lauinto** was the guardian of a Jedi treasure on Roon. Kuon'lauinto was a deranged being whose consciousness had been transferred into an arachnid-like mechanical construct, had a twisted view of his own potency and of his connection to the Force. Kuon'lauinto was confronted by a certain group of adventurers who had come to claim the treasure--Kuon'lauinto wounded them severely, but was finally slain.
Merika Provisional Council

The **Merika Provisional Council** was a governmental group created by one-time city leader, Nat Kotas, for the city of Merika on Reintross. Council members included natives Dodda, Sahb'iai, Pelon, and Zoe. They were responsible for setting up a new government in Merika following a turbulent period in that planet's history.
Silika Collector

The **Silika Collector** was a resident of Ascerez. He collected rare and unique items from all over the galaxy. During the Galactic Empire, the collector came into possession of the Holocron of Ata Lokos. This item was purchased by (and later destroyed by) Candrai Enn'ado. The Silika Collector was a member of the Silika species.
Mandalore

**Mandalore** was a planet in the Outer Rim Territories, home of the Mandalorians and of the Journeymen Protectors. Natives of Mandalore included Argo, Gresta, Sarge, as well as the Gra'tua clan: Sev, Nahari, Zara,Bantov and Harene. A certain group of adventurers traveled to Mandalore (15BBY) and braved the Galactic Empire's blockade to take a job from Gresta. Some of the adventurers (Eraz Ord, Enoch Cantas, Qalen Aeres, Romilly Skydiver and Gajar Barallia) returned five years later to acquire Beskar steel in which to fortify the hull of their new base, *Vespidian*.
Malimonious Haug

**Malimonious Haug** was an older, crazed space explorer. On one of his adventures, Malimonious had a near-death encounter with the Maw, a super blackhole at the center of the galaxy. At another point in his earlier career, he discovered a unique cosmic phenomenon in the Deep Core, which was named Haug's Cauldron in his honor. Malimonious retired from exploration and settled on Smarteel, where he would take the occasional job as a starship pilot. During his time on the planet, he acquired contacts on the Black Market. In 12BBY, Ko Shen approached Malimonious Haug asking for his help in locating the Shen Clan Sculpture and the retired explorer helped as best he could. Malimonious Haug lived in the same rundown apartment building as Folkir.
James Valkyrie

**James Valkyrie**, alias **Martin Bond**, was an agent of the Imperial Security Bureau. Ranking as a captain, he worked specifically for the Commission of Operations and was directly under the ISB Director. He was tasked with hunting down a certain group of adventures. James used two Dual-trigger blaster pistols and an A95 Blaster Rifle with silencer and enhanced scope. His personal starship was a heavily modified Lambda-class shuttle, with tripled firepower and defensive capabilities. The interior of the shuttle was converted to suit James' needs. He also owned an IT-O interrogation droid.

## Background

James was born on Coruscant where he spent his life with a small crime gang. Not much was known about his past, other than he was working for Black Sun when a Grand Moff hired him to do some dirty work. A year later he was working as a fighter pilot and then was transferred into the ISB Training Academy. After two years of training he soon became a skilled agent and assassin.

## Undercover Agent

After doing multiple undercover operations, James was sent to follow up on a renegade group of Force-users. Shadowing them for a time, he arrested Galak Ven and had him executed for treason against the Galactic Empire. Then, posing as a friend of their mutual-acquaintance, he attempted to infiltrate a group of adventurers and recruit them on a mission to rescue Galak from Imperial captivity.

### Watchtower

While on Melceria, James began to monitor the group, waiting for them to accept his offer under the alias of Martin Bond. In doing so he infiltrated and commandeered a rebel communication center a few miles outside the capital city of Belondine and there he waited. When the group was moved off Melceria by their handler, Breela Mae, James Valkyrie left shortly thereafter in pursuit.

## Showdown

For years, James Valkyrie plotted to hunt down the group of adventurers. He even went so far as to sabotage Balor Noutica, of the Imperial Intelligence Agency, from claiming the victory he desired for himself. Eventually, James' plans culminated in an ambush against the ruling council of the Rebel Faction. During a secret meeting, James disguised himself as a Thustran aide to Tiff Liegge, and killed Degros Al’Karna. Stealth-suited members of his ISB team also revealed themselves and opened fire. James engaged in a one-on-one fight with Verdan Mordock, and while closely matched, he was killed by the Jedi. The rest of his team were also killed and his gear was looted by the adventurers.
Jarad Rendosj

**Jarad Rendosj** was the Chief-of-State on Khendo, a neutral world during the reign of the Galactic Empire. With hopes of winning the planet over to the Empire, Rendosj made plans to be voted in as Imperial Governor.

## Bid for Power

While Jarad was the official leader of Khendo, his power was largely restricted to the governance of the Parliament. Under the Galactic Empire, Jarad Rendosj hoped to fortify his position from Chief-of-State to Imperial Governor by sanctioning a number of building projects and amendments to the Governmental Charter—much to the chagrin, but patient tolerance, of the Parliament. Little progress was made in those Imperial projects due to opposition from local government; however, influence under the Galactic Empire slowly overcame the Parliament’s powers.

Rendosj's increased insistence that the Parliament conform to Imperial standards of governance attracted many followers who subscribed to his particular use of rhetoric; the argument that Khendo would remain economically inferior to competing planets with investors unwilling to set up operations on a non-Imperial planet among them.

### Political Downfall

The Rebel Faction transplanted a group of adventurers to Khendo in order to stall Jarad's plans. Ninety days later, after many successful efforts, the votes were cast and the results were not as the Chief-of-State had hoped. Jarad Rendosj subsequently fell out of favor with many of his constituents; yet in the following years (as the Empire asserted more authority on the planet) he clung to what power he could.
Kirado

**Kirado** was a Cathar engineering student at Theed University on Naboo. He was discovered to have Force potential and was apprenticed to Jedi Master-in-hiding Candrai Enn'ado. Kirado later joined a group of adventurers on the planet Khendo, where he continued his Jedi training and helped the Rebel Faction in wrestling the planet from the Galactic Empire. As he developed his mastery of the Force, Kirado began to discover a rare and powerful ability: bending the flow of time. At one point he traveled to the planet Cona to acquire lightsaber components from Ya-Mosi.

Years later, Kirado transferred to the adventurers' new base Vespidian and traveled to such locations as Urthak, Bothustine, Axion, Rishi, and Eredenn IV. Kirado struggled to come to terms with his unique Force ability, and with his Jedi mentors aloof in the galaxy, he had no where to turn. One day, Verdan Mordock decided to check in on Kirado; with his help, Kirado came to peace with his ability.
Jairus

**Jairus** was a Chagrian leader of the Zealots of Tunmyr religion on Khendo. When a group of adventurers helped root out terroristic fanatics (called the True Zealots) from within his organization, Jairus extended an invitation for them to join. At least one member, Gavril Constantin, took him up on the offer.
Shawn Corr

**Shawn Corr** was a pilot who worked with rebel agent Breela Mae. He transported Breela on her various Rebel Faction missions to such locations as Farrfin, Devaron, and elsewhere. The ship that Shawn piloted was a luxurious space yacht. Between 13-10BBY, the Rebel Faction began to experience intensified persecution from the Galactic Empire. Many lives were lost, including Shawn Corr.
Otzz Oldin

**Otzz Oldin** was a Mon Calamari representative to the New Jedi Order (c. 12ABY) on behalf of the New Republic government. He and his follow representatives (Teel Sol and Railin Vanis) were concerned with the independence afforded to Zara Gra'tua and the potential repercussions toward the New Republic. Otzz and the others planned a series of diplomatic visits for Zara and her companions.
Mikal Sarb

**Mikal Sarb** was a member of the Royal Security Force during the blockade of Naboo in 32BBY. As part of a news story commemorating the event, Mikal was interviewed by reporters from Galactic Insider News Corporation on the one-year anniversary of the blockade. He was also a founding member of the Naboo Remembrance Procession, alongside several other veterans including Captain Panaka of the Royal Security Force. Over a decade later, Mikal Sarb was placed on a task force assigned to locate a missing socialite named Ferra Silverbane.
Morq

**Morq** was an unsavory, conniving official at the Khendo Hunters Guild. He also operated the secret Black List for illegal bounties and assassinations. He blackmailed Santo Ardes into collecting on three of these bounties (Jayyo, Prawn, and Adu-Bajeel). In turn, Morq agreed to reveal the identity of a leader of the criminal group called The Triad. The leading bounty hunters of the Guild, including Tanis Galduur, soon discovered Morq’s involvement with the Black List. He was apprehended shortly after by Santo, Prodera Vym, and Riqa. Harper Ruune also played a part.
Razel Ardes

**Razel Ardes** was the brother of Santo Ardes and the father of Verdan Mordock. Razel had a fiery temper, despised his brother immensely, and made several attempts on his life. Razel was attended to by a man called Trent Stryfe. Razel and Trent were both eventually killed by Santo himself, sometime during Santo's three year absence from his association with a group of adventurers.
Reki'ido

**Reki'ido** was a communications officer for the New Republic who served aboard the star cruiser *Prudent Benefactor* in 12ABY. He was placed in a squad with Wrrlobuk and under the command of Kalessa Isara. He participated in the Resurgent Cridilisk War at the Oeniat star system. Reki'ido was a blue-skinned Twi’lek.
Sarrin

**Sarrin** was a psychopathic murderer and Jedi impersonator on Peronfel-6. He wore simple robes; he had a high forehead, narrow eyes, and pointed chin. Sarrin tried to lure Corec Daelthon and Santo Ardes into his home, as he had done with other victims, but his ruse was discovered and Sarrin was slain.
Johan and Mel Jhanar

**Johan and Mel Jhanar** were a married couple on Procopia who became the temporary foster parents to Delvin Ardes. A man named Oscein acted as go-between to them and the Aurabesh-Zeta Network which the child had been placed in. Santo Ardes and Corec Daelthon later came to retrieve Delvin, albeit with some initial protest from the Jhanars.
Mrexx Industrial Village

**Mrexx Industrial Village** was an abandoned site outside the limits of the city Centropolis on Khendo. Once populated by off-world laborers, the Village was abandoned during the Clone Wars when Extech Corporation moved their operations elsewhere. Kraum’pas temporary found refuge in the Mrexx Industrial Village while plotting his revenge against Extech.
Lestöv vuv Beiwulf

**Lestöv vuv Beiwulf** was a Covallon information broker in the Lundz System. He could often be found in the lower levels of Martock Station. Lestöv preferred to remain a neutral party, but he would furtively help Lundz System Control (LSC) where he could. A group of adventurers payed Lestöv for information about a tribe of witches on Saaja, as well as for help to halt a mining company conspiracy against LSC.
Iron Venture

***Iron Venture*** was a transport for the Rebel Faction that mysteriously went missing in 15BBY. Degros Al'Karna contracted a group of adventurers to investigate the matter. They found the ship drifting in space, and upon boarding, learned that some sort of zombifying disease had overtaken both the crew as well as an Imperial boarding party. While on board, they rescued a passenger named Tirmen Cade who had survived the initial breakout. The adventurers later tracked the origin of the plague to Necropolis, where they met Quenzel.
Pluuta Clodd

**Pluuta Clodd** was a Gotal male who was a loyal follower of Nat Kotas and his family. Pluuta oversaw a short-lived venture for Nat's employer, Pras Transport, in the form of a transit warehouse facility on Khendo. After Nat moved from Atzerri to Aegaea, Pluuta was typically involved in off-world supply runs with Nat and Yarisia Deez Kotas.
Merro Shenda

**Merro Shenda** was a Nagai scoundrel. Merro was very smart for his species, often considered too smart for his own good and a scoundrel, but he shared his species' great stake in his own personal honor. He was offended at the use of poison or other assassin's tools in a fight, and fighting dirty, for example. Though his warrior's honor ironically impaired his fighting ability, he was a surprisingly skilled pilot and repairman. He wielded a blaster and his own handmade Tehk'la, a cortosis-weave blade capable of stopping a lightsaber.

## Backstory

Merro barely escaped the Tof invasion of his home world alive. His family did not. His past was a mystery to most, but it wasn't pleasant. Merro's detachment allowed him to move on—his decision to go to another galaxy alone rather than stay with his own species isolated him from everything he knew. He believed that he was in search of an "adventure," after his introduction to the greater galaxy by Baddu, a Zabrak stowaway tagging along with the *Scalphunter*'s crew.

## Adventures

Merro joined up with a certain group of adventurers while aboard the Ithorian herdship, *Majestic Vale*. Merro and the group were transferred to the planet Khendo, by the Rebel Faction, and tasked with winning the planet over to the rebel cause before the Galactic Empire could claim control. In his part to play, Merro landed a job piloting for the Extech Corporation (via a hiring manager named Ving Xarma); his goal was to become a manager within the organization. Sure enough, years later, Merro got the promotion. The droid W1-K1 investigated Merro Shenda's recent history (circa 9BBY) and learned that he was placed in charge of an excavation team on one of the otherwise uninhabited terrestrial planets in the Hashan-gara system. The adventurers decided to recruit him again to their cause.
Otus and Effis

**Otus** and **Effis** were Houk twins who participated in the Hunters of the Outer Rim tournament at the Arena on Vespaara. They initially became famous as performers and gladiators. Otus and Effis fought barehanded, armed only with their immense strength. They won their previous three matches at the Arena in record time and with brutal efficiency, but were finally defeated by Verdan Mordock, Mordin Garan and Vilkus Sarjek.
Scalphunter

***Scalphunter*** was a heavily modified YT-1300 Corellian star freighter. Originally owned by Syler Mordock, the *Scalphunter* was later procured by a group of adventurers. All the way from the Clone Wars and throughout the years of the Galactic Empire, Scalphunter served as the primary mode of transportation for the adventurers to dozens of worlds.

*Scalphunter* had several aliases used by both Mordock, and later Arbacca in their various dealings. In its later life, *Scalphunter* was affected by a defective hyperdrive quirk.

## History

### Previous Owners

While helping the droid Seeker, the adventurers traced the ownership of *Scalphunter* back nearly fifty years. The original owner and Seeker's master had been a wealthy patron from the Corporate Sector. Down the line, Syler Mordock acquired the starship for himself; and at the time, the ship's hull was painted red. After the adventurers killed Syler, they (namely Arbacca) acquired his ship for themselves.

### Adventurers

In 14BBY, the *Scalphunter* was severely damaged after an encounter with Imperial TIE fighters above the junk world of Raxus Prime. After crash-landing, the group was able to scavenge for parts amidst the local rubble and fixed the ship soon after; but, not before running into hostile junk droids and scavengers.

The *Scalphunter* was in dire need of more permanent repairs, but they managed to fly the ship to the nearby moon of Tovat. The adventurers were forced to leave the ship there, under the care of rebel allies, while they continued to flee their Imperial pursuers. They were later reunited with the starship, and in subsequent years it was regularly docked at the Khendo Compound and later aboard *Vespidian*.

### Modifications

At some point, the *Scalphunter* received hull and system upgrades from Mon Calamari shipwrights. Later (in 9BBY), Verdan Mordock led a series of upgrades to the ship, including a jamming suite, armory, sensor shunt, ram attachment and slicing computer.
Shalana Vey

**Shalana Vey** was a Twi'lek pilot and former entertainer who lived during the Yuuzhan Vong War.

## Biography

At some time prior to 25 ABY, Shalana was acquainted with the Wookiee spacer Tyborra.

At the onset of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, Shalana owned the light transport *Sweet as Frill*, and employed Ulla Nadb and Jurl Pavan as crewmates. She joined the refugee relief organization Wings for the Wingless shortly after the Yuuzhan Vong attack on Ithor, serving as a volunteer pilot. In that capacity, she participated in the Evacuation of Obroa-skai.
Krudo

**Krudo** was an elderly Rodian. He was the owner of Krudo's Big House of Stuff in the city of New Escrow on Aargau; where he maintained a warehouse of junk, refurbished starships, and droids. Krudo was friends with Verdan Mordock. He also knew of Verdan's mother. Several years later the old Rodian's warehouse mysteriously exploded and his whereabouts after are unknown.
Manda

**Manda** was a planet located in the Mid Rim region of the galaxy. Manda was located on the Manda Merchant Route and was the starting point of the only reliable hyperspace route to the world of Roon. A certain group of adventurers hired guides (a male and female Twi'lek smugglers) near Manda to take them to Roon, through the Cloak of the Sith nebula. They traveled in a region called the Deathwind Corridor.
Lightsaber Duel Training XI

***Lightsaber Duel Training XI*** was a Jedi Holocron that survived the Galactic Empire's Jedi Purge in 19BBY. The knowledge contained taught Jedi how to improve their combat skills when fighting another lighsaber wielder. It was found by Candrai Enn'ado who placed the holocron in a vault on Aegaea, until it was later traded to Verdan Mordock and a certain group of adventurers.