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Acid Stream Launcher

**Acid Stream Launchers** were a type of kinetic-based heavy weapon commonly used by commandos during the time of the Galactic Civil War which projected a high-velocity stream of acid. They were available in a couple different designs, including a rifle-like configuration, and a more tubular, over the shoulder firing design. Another variant was the Devastator Acid Launcher.

## Characteristics

The Acid Stream Launcher was a large type of heavy weapon which projected a high-velocity stream of acid. The weapon was composed of various materials, including units of steel, iron, polymer, crystalline gemstones, and carbonate ore. It also comprised of a number of different components, including a blaster rifle barrel and a heavy weapon core. Optional components included an advance weapon scope and stock. Another variant of the weapon utilized a tubular, over the shoulder design, opposed to the more rifle-like version. A similar variant of the Acid Stream Launcher was the Devastator Acid Launcher. Although similar in appearance, the Devastator Acid Launcher was considered an energy-based chemical weapon rather than a kinetic-based weapon.

## History

The weapon saw use during the time of the Galactic Civil War between the Galactic Empire and Alliance to Restore the Republic, following the Battle of Yavin in 0 BBY. Commonly used by commandos, schematics of the Acid Stream Launcher were available to independent weaponsmiths and munitions traders.

At least one Second Union soldier was armed with an Acid Stream Launcher on Tatooine. The soldier used the weapon to fire a stream of acid at Jodo Kast during the Skirmish in the Dune Sea, heavily scarring his armor.
Batuu

**Batuu** was a remote terrestrial planet on the edge of the galaxy's Outer Rim Territories, in the Batuu system of the Trilon sector. Batuu's surface was covered in jungles, oceans, and the petrified remains of ancient trees, referred to by the local Batuuans as "spires," which towered over the planet's landscapes. Millennia before the rise of the Galactic Empire and prior to the invention of hyperspace travel, Batuu was a popular stopping point for those traveling to Wild Space and the Unknown Regions. However, the opening of hyperspace routes caused the planet to be bypassed, resulting in the deterioration of the planet's reputation into that of a forgotten backwater world.

The largest settlement on the planet was Black Spire Outpost, a seedy smuggler's haven run by the intimidating Blutopian Oga Garra. Batuu's surface was covered in jungles, oceans, and the petrified remains of ancient trees, referred to by the local Batuuans as "spires," which towered over the planet's landscapes. The world was also home to farming communities, such as Peka and Surabat, and the town of Galma, known for its mechanics.

## Characteristics

Batuu was a temperate planet that was located on the edge of the galaxy's Outer Rim Territories, within the Trilon sector's Batuu system. The planet orbited three suns—Ubaat I, Ubaat II, and Ubaat III—and was known for its many towering petrified trees, with those spires becoming landmarks for settlers. The world was the location of Black Spire Outpost, a haven for those looking to avoid attracting too much attention to themselves. Batuu's market stalls were known to have all sorts of items from all parts of the galaxy.

Batuu was once host to massive trees, though the giants were destroyed during a cataclysm that devastated the planet's surface. Batuu was home to the Batuu tree as well as Golden Lichen, a form of lichen that grew on many of the planet's towering spires and buildings.

Batuu was host to a variety of different creatures, including the Batlizard, Batuuan braga bear, Snarlok, Snarlok, Batuuan Rat, Spiran Firefly, Dugar dugar, Lahiroo, Nightsnake, Pipa bird, and Terra tree toad. Catfish also lived in the sinkholes.
Camie Marstrap

**Camie Marstrap** was a human female who lived in Anchorhead on Tatooine. Her family grew hydroponics gardens, buying the water from Owen Lars. Camie frequented the Tosche Station along with her boyfriend, Laze "Fixer" Loneozner and their friends Deak, Windy, and Luke Skywalker.

## History

A few days after the Empire's defeat at Endor, Camie and Laze were out exploring the Tatooine desert in a X-34 landspeeder, when someone riding a speeder bike sped past them. Unknown to the two, Boba Fett was the rider. Camie noted that the driver of that speeder bike was "pretty reckless".

Sometime later, in 9 ABY, Marstrap and Loneozner encountered several Nikto miners at Tosche Station. They had several of their things and drinks taken from them. Loneozner verbally protested their actions, something Marstrap attempted to dissuade him from doing but failed to do so. The Niktos then began to rough him up. Marstrap attempted to intervene, shouting for them to stop, but she was restrained by one of the Niktos and was forced to watch the Niktos beat Loneozner with a stun baton. As she and Loneozner continued to struggle, the Niktos suddenly stopped their attack when Boba Fett entered the room. The Niktos then attacked Fett who proceeded to dispatch the Niktos one by one while Loneozner and Marstrap huddled in a corner and watched.

## Appearances

* Beyond the Dune Sea (First appearance)
* *A Third Time*
Action at Quarzite

### Outcome

The Mandalorian rally master armor is successfully delivered to be put on display in the Belugan Museum

Combatants| * Team of bounty hunters
* Belugans

Strength| * Boba Fett
* Bossk
* IG-11
* Toro Calican
* Zuckuss
* 4-LOM
* 2 Belugan guards

The **Action at Quarzite** was an operation carried out by a group of six bounty hunters, IG-11, Toro Calican, 4-LOM, Zuckuss, Bossk and Boba Fett. They were hired by the Belugans to help deliver a certain chest safely to the Belugan Museum.
Bob-omb

The **Bob-omb** was a species, being a small bomb-shaped being that could create explosions by detonating itself or being detonated. They were native to Bob-omb Battlefield, which was located on Planetoid A.17. The Bob-ombs shared their home with the Bob-omb buddies, whom they were at war with.

## Characteristics

Bob-ombs were living, moving explosive devices and were capable of walking around and igniting their own fuses. Their appearance and intelligence differed, as some were non-sentient and others played up their intelligence.

## Appearances

* Hard Merchandise (First appearance)
* Bounty
* The Sand Will Provide
* Invaders on Their Land
* The Believer (Mentioned only)
* *Star Wars: Veers*
Baton

A **baton**, also called a **stun baton** or **security baton**, was a melee weapon utilized primarily by law enforcement as a personnel defense and crowd control tool. It was carried by police officers and GU-series Guardian police droids of the Coruscant Security Force and of the Mandalorian Guard. Clone riot troopers of the Coruscant Guard were also armed with them for duty on Coruscant. Both stormtroopers and Imperial "Riot" Cadets wielded them during Governor Ubrik Adelhard's Iron Blockade of the Anoat sector.
2-1B-series medical droid

**2-1B-series medical droids**, also known as **2-1B surgical droids**, were a model of medical droid that was common throughout the galaxy during the Clone Wars and Galactic Civil War.

At some point, a 2-1B droid typically cost 4,300 credits.

## Characteristics

The 2-1B series was humanoid, with many of its internal components visible through a translucent torso sheath. A 2-1B model's arms featured exceptional joint articulation with precision-crafted servogrip pincers at the end of each limb. Sometimes, in certain operations, these pincers could be removed and replaced with multiple arm attachments containing various medical tools and software packages, including hypodermic injectors and cutting saws.

The droid model was highly advanced and intelligent with its programming being further advanced by some of the top physicians in the galaxy at the Rhinnal State Medical Academy, which also integrated heuristic processors. The most useful characteristic of the 2-1B droids was the ease with which owners could update their programming and appendages. A 2-1B droid could easily become a specialist in neurosurgery, podiatry, pediatrics, cybernetic limb replacement, and alien biology with a trip to a certified service center. While advanced, 2-1B droids were generally paired with an FX-series medical assistant droid for medical assistance and detailed patient analysis.
Chelli Lona Aphra

**Chelli Lona Aphra** was a human female archaeologist recruited by Darth Vader after the Battle of Yavin. Aphra, along with her assassin droid companions, 0-0-0 (Triple-Zero) and BT-1 (Beetee), fulfilled several missions for the Sith Lord before falling out of his favor, and after faking her own death, continued to roam the galaxy with the two droids. Aphra went by the alias **Joystick Chevron**, first when introducing herself to recurring adversary and occasional romantic partner Magna Tolvan, and later during her time serving in the Accresker Penal Legion.

In 9 ABY, Aphra encountered fellow archaeologist Indiana Jones on Felucia, where they faced off against Stormtrooper X's pirate gang.

## Appearances

* "Common Ground"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones* (First appearance)
Bob-omb Buddy

**Bob-omb Buddies** were pink species of Bob-ombs that seemed to have a natural rivalry with the black Bob-ombs and were constantly at war.

## Characteristics

Bob-omb Buddies were peaceful, loving Bob-ombs that hated violence and didn't even have a fuse to burn, while their black relatives were destructive and violent.
Dewback

**Dewbacks** were large, four-legged, omnivorous, cold-blooded reptiles native to the Dune Sea of Tatooine. As such, they were well-adapted to the harsh desert climate. This and the fact that they could be easily domesticated made them commonly employed as beasts of burden by both the inhabitants of the desert planet and the off-worlders wandering its dunes. Due to their numerous useful traits and versatility, they were quite possibly the most respected of all the creatures native to Tatooine.

## Characteristics

Rugged reptillian lizards native to the deserts of Tatooine, dewbacks were able to withstand the heat of the world's binary suns, as well as the dust that caused mechanical breakdowns in high-tech conveyances. They had thick hides of scaly green skin, with long, rounded heads and short tails. They plodded through the desert sands on four clawed feet, and while capable of brief bursts of speed, typically became lethargic at night and in colder climates. Female dewbacks laid fifty to eighty-five eggs each standard year. The species was so named because of their habit of licking the morning dew from their backs with their flicking tongues.

Dewbacks ate tubers, grass patches, and womp rats. They made strange, lowing noises, similar to that of a bantha. Due to their strength and hardiness, dewbacks were well suited for use as transportation.
Bo-Katan Kryze's armor

**Bo-Katan Kryze's Mandalorian armor** was a suit of Mandalorian armor worn by the Mandalorian Bo-Katan Kryze. According to Kryze, the armor had been in her family for three generations. Her Nite Owl helmet was painted blue, grey, and white, which matched her armor. Before the Siege of Mandalore, Kryze's helmet had been repainted with new markings.

During a mission to rescue Ragnar from a raptor, Kryze lost her right pauldron. When she later returned to their covert, the Armorer had noticed that Kryze needed a repair, and requested Kryze to follow her to the Forge. While the Armorer constructed a new pauldron for Kryze, she asked her if she wanted the signet of the nite owl to be inlaid. Kryze questioned if it was acceptable to wear one pauldron of the nite owl and another with the mythosaur, to which the Armorer replied that the mythosaur belongs to all Mandalorians. The Armorer then constructed a silver pauldron with the signet of the mythosaur.

## Appearances

* *Boba and Fennec* (First appearance)
* "The Wookiee's Paw"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones*
Agent of Doom

"**Agent of Doom**" is the eleventh episode of Season 2.

## Newsreel

*Target on the move! Boba Fett has found his target, Prime Minister and secret Sith Eternal cult member Chattar Lal, intending to capture him to get the promised reward! Now, Fett pursues the cultist to Mustafar, the world of fire...*

## Appearances

**By type**

 Organizations and titles

Characters

* Indiana Jones
* High Priest (First appearance)
* Jodo Kast (First appearance)
* Kiza (First appearance)
* Chattar Lal
* Chattar Lal's protocol droid
* Chief Guard (First appearance)
* MD-5
* R4-S9 (First appearance)
* Darth Sidious (Mentioned only)
* Unidentified Rodian (Ring of Kafrene) (First appearance)
* Unidentified sacrifice victim (First appearance)
* Darth Vader (Statue only)

## Trivia

* This episode, along with "A Practical Man," is a major reference to *Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom*. Here Chattar Lal is shown having a secret Sith temple on Mustafar, mirroring his secret Thuggee temple underneath Pankot Palace in the movie. The fight scenes in the Sith temple have many references to *Temple of Doom*, and the episode's title itself is a homage to that of the film.
Axe

An **axe** or **ax** was a melee weapon that consisted of a heavy edged head fixed to a handle. Some axes had two blades. Although regular axes were intimidating weapons in themselves, their lethality and cutting ability could be increased by the addition of a vibration generator, which produced a variant known as a vibro-ax.
Chicken

**Chickens** were a type of domesticated birds that could be found on Takodana, Endor, and Batuu. All Terrain Scout Transports, a type of Imperial walker, were derisively nicknamed "chicken walkers." A female chicken was known as a **hen**. A cuckoo hen was a type of hen. Tip-yips were a subspecies of chicken native to Endor.
Agamar

**Agamar** was an agriworld in the Mirgoshir system of the Lahara sector. At one time part of the Rakatan Infinite Empire and home to an underwater civilization, Agamar became part of the Galactic Republic prior to the New Sith Wars and later joined the Confederacy of Independent Systems shortly before the Clone Wars. Separatist General Kalani was ordered by Count Dooku to retreat from Onderon to Agamar following the Separatist defeat on Onderon. The site of fighting between Republic and Separatist forces, it was once more in Republic hands by the end of the Clone Wars, and subsequently became part of the Galactic Empire. Later during the Galactic Civil War against the Empire, the rebel cell known as the Spectres confronted Kalani on Agamar, eventually teaming up to defeat the Empire, a mutual opponent.

## Characteristics

Agamar was a planet located in the Agamar system of the Outer Rim Territories. The planet was located in grid square M-5 on the Standard Galactic Grid. Agamar had a surface covered in rocky terrain, with a cold climate and an atmosphere breathable to humans and Lasats. Despite the rocky surface on the planet, some part of Agamar's surface featured several landmasses separated by oceans, including the Bil Da'Gari and the Crescent Sea. The climate was warm and dry, though the planet had large expanses of arable land. Over time, natural bridges had developed on the planet's surface. Much of the land was covered with forests of binka trees—these trees, native to Agamar, grew regularly spaced, and as such became popular amongst youngsters to maneuver repulsorcraft through at high speeds. The world developed a reputation as a rough planet where it was difficult to survive, yet despite its reputation, those who visited Agamar would later comment on its natural beauty.

Among the planet's indigenous fauna was the mugruebe, a small mammal roughly twice the size of a womp rat. Often farmed at ranches, the creatures were the main ingredient in the local dish, mugruebe stew, together with roots and bark from the planet's trees. Although mugruebe stew was popular among the Agamarian population, it remained largely unpopular throughout the galaxy. During the years surrounding the Clone Wars, however, at least one Agamarian dish was served as far away as Dex's Diner on Coruscant. The meatless slider included a patty made from Agamarian soybeans topped with a slice of binka fruit and mugruebe spit-sauce. Other fauna included a species of quadrupeds with four eyes, thick tails and bone protrusions rising from a flared crest at the rear of the head. These creatures were used as beasts of burden by Agamarian farmers.
Beyond the Dune Sea

"**Beyond the Dune Sea**" is the first episode of *Boba Fett: Open Seasons*.

## Newsreel

*The second Death Star is destroyed! The Emperor and his powerful enforcer, Darth Vader, are rumored to be dead. The Galactic Empire is in chaos!* *Across the galaxy, some systems celebrate, while in others Imperial factions tighten their grip! Optimism and fear reign side by side!* *And while the Rebel Alliance engages the fractured forces of the Empire, something stirs in the shadowy depths of the Great Pit of Carkoon....*
Exogorth

The **exogorth**, colloquially known as the **space slug**, was a gigantic species of toothed gastropod. They were silicon-based lifeforms that survived in the vacuum of space by making their homes in the caverns and craters of asteroids. They fed on the minerals of asteroids, various stellar energy fields, mynocks (another silicon-based lifeform), ships, and other unfortunate creatures that unknowingly passed into its mouth. The average adult space slug grew to about 10 meters in length, however there had been instances of near-kilometer long specimens. Some slugs were known to continuously grow to sizes that rivaled capital ships in sheer bulk, with some weighing over a million kilograms.

## Characteristics

Space slugs reached full maturity at ten meters and reproduced by splitting into two smaller, separate bodies. If a space slug was incapable of this process, its growth continued uninterrupted, potentially reaching lengths of 900 meters. Slugs of this size were known to swallow starships whole and house entire ecosystems.

Often living in asteroid fields, space slugs would burrow into an asteroid until completely hidden. From there, they fed on stellar energy emissions, mineral-rich deposits from the asteroid, floating space debris, and other silicon-based creatures, such as mynocks. Largely dormant, the opportunistic feeder could lunge upon passing ships. However, doing so used up all of its energy, exhausting it.

## History

At some point, Boba Fett travelled through the Hoth asteroid field aboard the *Slave I*. There, as he was passing an asteroid, a space slug appeared out of a hole and tried to eat Fett's ship, but the creature was too slow.

## Appearances

* *Boba Fett: Open Seasons*
* *The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones*
Dug rail gun

A **Dug rail gun** was a Dug artillery piece that served in Malastare's armed forces during the Clone Wars.

They were used at the Battle of Malastare, where they bombarded the Separatist Droid Army, notably as anti-air cover for BTL-B Y-wing starfighters against Vulture droids as they moved to the drop point for the Electro-proton bomb, which neutralized the opposing force. In the aftermath, the rail guns were again used in an attempt to kill the Zillo Beast which was awakened by the detonation of the bomb during the battle. Unfortunately, every single rail gun was destroyed.

During the New Republic Era, rail guns were used in an attempt to kill another Zillo Beast.
Aggressive ReConnaissance-170 starfighter

The **Aggressive ReConnaissance-170 starfighter**, also known as the **ARC-170 starfighter** and **Advanced Recon fighter**, was a heavy starfighter that saw widespread use by the Republic Navy throughout the Clone Wars and was considered the latest in fighter technology. Jointly manufactured by Incom Corporation and Subpro, it continued to see usage into the reign of the Galactic Empire, but was eventually phased out by the newer TIE line, though some found their way into the hands of the Alliance to Restore the Republic and the Second Union.

## Characteristics

The Aggressive ReConnaissance-170 starfighter was a multipurpose starship designed for both intense battle and longer deep-space missions. It measured 12.71 meters in length, contained a hyperdrive, and propelled itself in realspace utilizing two powerful engine systems. It was piloted by a crew of three—a pilot, co-pilot, and tail gunner, along with an astromech droid. Long-range scanners and sensors were contained in the vessel's nose. During battle, the craft's S-foils opened to expose heat sinks and radiators to help cool the ship, and the two main forward medium laser cannons located on the underside of its outer wings were uncommonly large and powerful.

Its laser cannons could punch through a capital ship's armor, and its twin blaster cannons provided a rear firing arc manned by its tail gunner. Furthermore, proton torpedo launchers increased the craft's usefulness in ship-to-ship combat, and added to its already extensive repertoire in its ability to serve as a bomber. The ARC-170's deflector shields dispersed the heat generated by air resistance in atmospheric flight, enabling the craft to reach hypersonic speeds.
Boba Fett's gaderffii stick

A **gaderffii stick** was crafted and owned by Boba Fett. Around 9 ABY, while on Tatooine, Boba Fett trained in the use of a gaderffii stick after he was held captive by a Tusken tribe, eventually earning the right to wield one, which he crafted himself in the Gaderffii stick workshop, with a branch of a Wortwood tree that he found in the desert, and with the help of a craftsman, who utilized Tusken Adze. He carried this stick on his back as Din Djarin left Mos Pelgo following his exploits in aiding the townspeople. Fett would later wield the weapon on Tython against stormtroopers with brutal efficiency, easily piercing through and even outright shattering their armor with it. Fett later attempted to utilize it while being attacked by Krrsantan. Later, he used the weapon to kill Cad Bane.

## Appearances

* *A Third Time* (First appearance)
* *Boba and Fennec*
* Invaders on Their Land
* The Sun Sets and It Rises
* The Believer
Carlist Rieekan

**Carlist Rieekan** was an Alderaanian general who, throughout his life, served the Galactic Republic, the Alliance to Restore the Republic, and the New Republic. He joined the Republic's Judicial Forces at the age of seventeen before serving in the Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars. With the advent of Supreme Chancellor Palpatine's ascension to Emperor and the installment of the Galactic Empire in 19 BBY, Rieekan immediately rejected the new regime. Instead, he chose to serve the Royal House of Alderaan as a civilian tactician, before becoming one of the founding members of the Alliance to Restore the Republic, a rebellion against the rule of the Emperor.

When the Imperial Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin brought the Death Star superweapon to bear on Alderaan, Rieekan was at nearby Delaya. He received a massive influx of distress calls and requests for evacuation, but hesitated to aid Alderaan, as he felt that his involvement would have implicated Alderaan at large as having ties to the illegal rebellion movement. Within minutes, Tarkin's battlestation fired its superlaser, destroying Alderaan in a flash. Rieekan was shattered, and blamed himself for the disaster, as he felt his hesitation had cost many Alderaanians their lives. The incident took its toll on Rieekan, as he became an overly morose and paranoid man.

He was later tasked with command of the Alliance's Echo Base on Hoth, and also worked closely with the pilot Luke Skywalker's Rogue Squadron unit. Over the years, Rieekan collaborated with the Alderaanian princess, Leia Organa, and his insistence on thorough security and evacuation measures after the destruction of his homeworld proved instrumental to the Alliance when Lord Darth Vader's Death Squadron moved against Echo Base. Rieekan continued to serve after the Battle of Endor, where the Rebel Alliance transitioned into its successor government New Republic, and the Battle of Jakku, whereafter the Galactic Concordance was signed, bringing an official end to the Empire.

## Appearances

* Into the Crossfire (Mentioned only)
* *Star Wars: Veers*
CZ-4

**CZ-4** was a CZ-series secretary/business communications droid manufactured by Serv-O-Droid, Inc. and possessed by Jabba the Hutt. In 4 ABY, the broken body of the secretary droid was piled in a corner of the droid "assessment" room in the dungeon of the Hutt's palace on the planet Tatooine when the supervisor EV-9D9 met the new droids C-3PO and R2-D2 there. CZ-4 was missing his legs and had his right hand attached to its left arm at the time, but would eventually be put back together by the time Luke Skywalker arrived in the palace.

## History

> "*Mr. Fett, I believe I know where your ship went...*"
> ― CZ-3 to Boba Fett
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CZ-4 came under the ownership of Jabba the Hutt, and was modified to work as a watchdog, warning his master of any sign of threat from within or without the palace walls. The stress of his job regularly left CZ-4 feeling strained, and at times when not needed by Jabba he would temporarily switch himself off. When C-3PO and R2-D2 were brought before Jabba's supervisor droid EV-9D9 inside the palace's droid workshop in 4 ABY, CZ-4 was resting against a wall. As C-3PO was ushered out by a Gamorrean guard, he suddenly came face to face with the broken body of the motionless, skeletal-looking CZ-4, and let out a startled wail. Later, when Luke Skywalker made his appearance before Jabba requesting that Han Solo be released, CZ-4 was back up in the palace throne room.

In 9 ABY, CZ-4 was present in Docking Bay 94, where he witnessed *Slave I*, Boba Fett's starship, get stolen from the hangar by a group of thieves. He was walking by when the incident occured; he also overheard the thieves talking about flying the ship to Jabba's Palace and leaving it there. As they took off in *Slave I*, CZ-4 hid behind a wall. Later, when Boba Fett returned to deposit his armor in the *Slave I*, he noticed it was gone. After hearing Fett curse, CZ-4 stepped out from his hiding place and told the bounty hunter he knew where the ship was. When Fett demanded to know, CZ-4 told him that thieves had stolen the ship and moved it to Jabba's Palace. Fett thanked the droid for the information, and went on his way.

## Appearances

* Beyond the Dune Sea II (First appearance)
Andressa Divo

> "*Be careful...there are other interested parties.*"
> ― Andressa Divo to Boba Fett
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**Andressa Divo** was a human female member of the Divo family, daughter of Tanivos Exantor Divo and mother of Exantor Divo. During the Galactic Civil War, she served the Galactic Empire as an agent of the Imperial Security Bureau. At some point after the war's end, she tasked Boba Fett with recovering a data tape called *Black-Saber* from the remains of the Citadel Tower on the planet Scarif.

## Appearances

* Into the Great Unknown (First appearance)
A Practical Man

"**A Practical Man**" is the tenth episode of Season 2.

## Newsreel

*The hunter's heart! As the implacable bounty hunter who is regarded as the best in the business, Boba Fett earned his reputation as one of the greatest villains in the galaxy. But what happens when Boba Fett picks up the trail of Chattar Lal? Find out what kind of heart — if any — beats under that Mandalorian armor...*

## Trivia

* This episode, along with "Agent of Doom," is a reference to *Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom*. Here Chattar Lal is acting in his public guise as Prime Minister of Dilonexa XXIII while secretly being a Sith cultist, mirroring his role as Prime Minister of Pankot and secret Thuggee member in the film.
Droid Depot

**Droid Depot** was a shop found at Black Spire Outpost on Batuu. Owned by Mubo, the shop offered patrons droids, including custom droids built to a customer's specifications. A sign outside of the shop advertised "SALES," "SERVICE" and "TRADES" in stylized Aurebesh. It had an attached repair station and oil bath, although it was unknown how long the oil had been in there and customers were advised to use it at their own risk. It was well stocked with astromech droids that could be modified to the customer's specifications.

## Appearances

* Orders (First appearance)
* "The Good Stuff"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones*
Ancient Order of the Whills

The **Ancient Order of the Whills** was a higher order of beings deeply connected with the Force. They consisted of holy people known as Shamans. The Whills notably wrote the Journal of the Whills, a document that recorded important events in the galaxy, as well as philosophical reflections in verse. One of the shamans taught the Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn that the ability to retain one's consciousness after death required absolute selflessness.

The moon of Jedha was home to a Force-worshipping monastic order called the Guardians of the Whills. One of Jedha's most sacred places, the Temple of the Kyber, was also known as the Temple of the Whills.

## Appearances

* *From a Certain Point of View* (First appearance)
Denon

**Denon** was a planet between Osarian and Nubia, was an ecumenopolis world, or city growth covering the entire surface, similar to Coruscant. It was the homeworld of Imperial General Maximilian Veers and the Rebel pilot Pedrin Gaul.

## Characteristics

Denon was at the confluence of the Hydian Way and the Corellian Run. Denon was a heavily-populated world that rose to prominence during the rule of the Galactic Republic. In terms of being an ecumenopolis, it was second only to Coruscant.

## History

During the Imperial Era, Denon supported the Galactic Emperor Sheev Palpatine. After the signing of the Galactic Concordance, which conditionally allowed the remnants of the Empire to peacefully co-exist with the New Republic, Denon came under control of the Inner systems' Imperial remnant. At some point Andressa Divo retreated to Denon, taking up residence on the planet.

## Appearances

* Into the Great Unknown (First appearance)
Clan Mudhorn

**Clan Mudhorn** was a Mandalorian clan formed in the New Republic Era. It was composed of Grogu, a Force-sensitive foundling, and bounty hunter Din Djarin, who served as its leader. The Mandalorian clan's signet was the skull of a mudhorn, which was bestowed upon them by the Armorer of the Tribe. The signet's design was in reference to the mudhorn creature that Djarin and Grogu killed on Arvala-7.

## Appearances

* The Mandalorian (First appearance)
* *Boba and Fennec*
* Scary Starship
* "Jones and Mando"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones*
* "Ghost Ship"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones*
* *Star Wars: Veers*
ALC-8

**ALC-8** was an YV-865 *Aurore*-class freighter owned by Ephant Mon. It was stolen by Boba Fett after the bounty hunter escaped the Sarlacc pit.

## History

### Under Ephant Mon

ALC-8 saw extensive usage under the Chevin merchant Ephant Mon during the Imperial Era.

### Stolen

In 4 ABY, after Boba Fett escaped the Sarlacc on Tatooine, he used ALC-8 to escape the planet. After getting off-world, Fett proceeded to hunt down the Gungan Jar Jar Binks. Mon watched as his ship got stolen and screamed that the ship belonged to him, but his screams were ignored by the bounty hunter.

Due to the injuries he sustained while in the Sarlacc, Fett piloted the ship to Polis Massa to get treatment at the Polis Massan medical facility. After recovering from his wounds, Fett left Polis Massa.

Fett then used the ship to pursue Jar Jar Binks across the galaxy before finally returning the ship to Mos Eisley while pursuing Binks to Tatooine. However, the ship was in much worse condition than it had been in when Fett had first taken it.

## Appearances

* Beyond the Dune Sea (First appearance)
* Bombad Bounty
BG-RT's Tavern and Spirits

**BG-RT's Tavern and Spirits**, also known simply as **BG-RT's**, was a cantina located within Level 1313 on the Core Worlds planet Coruscant. At some point prior to the Battle of Hoth in 3 ABY, a shootout took place in the building between the cyborg Beilert Valance and several bounty hunters who had arrived to kill him. In 5 ABY, the cantina was the site of a faceoff between Boba Fett, two Second Union soldiers, and a Trandoshan informant.

## Characteristics

BG-RT's Tavern and Spirits was located on the Core Worlds planet Coruscant within Level 1313, which consisted of at least two floors. A droid was stationed at the entrance, inspecting the firearms of guests who entered the cantina, while another droid served as the cantina's bartender.

## History

In 5 ABY, not long after the Battle of Endor, Boba Fett came to the cantina in search for a Trandoshan informant with ties to the Second Union. When Fett confronted the Trandoshan and his two bodyguards, one of the soldiers took the Trandoshan hostage, ignoring Fett's demands to let him go and even murdering his fellow soldier when the man tried to negotiate, as the patrons of the cantina bore witness to the standoff. Again, Fett ordered the man to release the informant but the soldier refused, summarized the importance of the Trandoshan being alive, and that if the New Republic found out the Trandoshan died because of Fett, the soldier would become a hero in the criminal underworld for causing the downfall of Boba Fett. The soldier then taunted Fett about what had happened during the War of the Bounty Hunters when Jabba Desilijic Tiure placed a large bounty on the latter's head for losing Han Solo, causing the bounty hunter to start losing his patience due to the bad memory of this event. The soldier then proceeded to explain how much pain he had endured in his life; and that he had enlisted in the Carida Academy with the hopes of becoming a famous Stormtrooper in the ranks. Boba remained calm and composed at first, even taunting back at the soldier about the Academy "treating him right", but the soldier responded by talking about getting expelled from the Academy, and having found his way into the Union for renewed hope. Fett started to visibly lose his patience even more, but gave the soldier one last chance to drop the blaster, only for the latter to continue taunting Fett by stating that "[Fett's] unfortunate fall will make [Fett's] name a disgrace in the bounty hunting trade, and [the soldier's] a legend among the crime families." This proved to be the final straw for Fett and he shot the soldier in the face, killing him instantly and also lightly wounding the Trandoshan. Fett later departed the cantina with the captive Trandoshan.
AT-ST driver

**AT-ST drivers**, also called **AT-ST pilots**, were Imperial Army combat drivers specialized in operating the All Terrain Scout Transport.

## Characteristics

Largely pulled from the human species, two AT-ST pilots were trained to be primarily responsible for keeping an AT-ST walker moving at speed through uneven terrain, utilizing its offensive capabilities for reconnaissance and anti-personnel hunting missions.

AT-ST pilots wore one-piece light grey jumpsuits with basic armor plating underneath and Imperial crests on both shoulders. The drivers' feet were protected by a pair of calf-high black boots, and their hands by fire-resistant black gauntlets. The belt that came with the jumpsuit was made of a black, leather-like material, with a metallic buckle featuring an identity disk.

AT-ST pilots wore a field grey open-face helmet consisting of a dome with a rim and a helmet skirt. Identity disks were positioned on both sides of the skirt, and a telemetry receiver unit was attached to the right side of the dome, aligned to the rim. A black trim covered the edge of the skirt and the forehead of the dome. A black chin strap helped holding the helmet in place. A pair of blast goggles that had a square-like frame with angled sides and dark lenses protected the driver's eyes.

Although they were not expected to replace standard ground-based infantry, AT-ST drivers carried blasters, grenades, thermal detonators, emergency flares and a comlink in case of emergency.
CLL-M2 binary loadlifter

The **CLL-M2 binary loadlifter**, also known as simply as the **CLL-M2**, **ordnance lifter droid**, or **loader droid**, was a model of heavy labor droid manufactured by Cybot Galactica. Some of them were repurposed to assist Doctor Sionver Boll in studying the Zillo Beast.

## Characteristics

The CLL-M2 binary loadlifter was a model of extremely basic binary loadlifter labor droid that was designed solely to lift heavy cargo from one location to another. The droid stood about four meters tall, reaching six meters at full stretch, and towered over most organic species. It had a thin rectangular chassis with four limbs each of which was armored at key points, particularly the shoulders of the arms, and consisted of a simple slabs of durasteel moved by heavy-duty hydraulics.

The two legs ended in large flat magna-pod feet with magnetic soles that spread the heavy weight of the droid and its cargo as evenly as possible. The CLL-M2's arms generally ended in simple claws that could be slipped under standard cargo sleds, lock onto them magnetically, and then lift them up, although some units were equipped with pincer-like grabbing hands. The model's biggest draw was the repulsorlift counterweight attached to its back.

This saved a large amount of time compared to other earlier loadlifters, which would usually need to rely on an actual counterweight to balance cargo, normally on an extendable rig to provided a better positioned, adjustable center of gravity. The CLL-M2's repulsorlift counterweight could instead generate precisely the weight needed and make real-time adjustments as the droid walked, removing the need to manually add or remove physical counterweights.

The CLL-M2 possess a large black photoreceptor that did grant the droid limited vision, but was required only for the simplest tasks, primarily scanning the code panels attached to whatever cargo the droid was carrying to ensure that it was the correct load. The photoreceptor sat at the top of the droid's chassis on the front of the unit. A black hemispherical remote sensor sat on either side of the photoreceptor tube and monitored the droid's surroundings.

Despite these sensors, CLL-M2s were slow to react to anything that wandered into their path and so it was far safer to steer clear rather than relying on them to take evasive action. The model lacked any real intelligence and was so simple a machine that it was arguably a piece of semi-autonomous equipment rather than a true droid; however, like all binary loadlifters, it could understand simple voice commands, although sending precise programmed tasks by remote data link was generally safer.

The slot directly above the droid's photoreceptor contained its fairly basic microphone and even more basic vocabulator, which only allowed it to speak in droidspeak and so required most owners to use a protocol droid or similar unit to translate. A binary broadcast antenna array sat atop the droids counterweight and allowed users to monitor the status and position of the droid at all times. The array also allowed the CLL-M2 to send a message to its operator when it finished a task or encountered any difficulty.
Gravity well projector

A **gravity well projector**, also called **ship net** by the Vagaari, was an apparatus used to create interdiction fields. By simulating the gravity shadow of a planet or other celestial body, often called a gravity well, a ship's travel through hyperspace could be halted or their jump to hyperspace could be rendered impossible within the simulated gravity shadow. These generally large gravity well generators were most often used to counteract hit-and-run tactics and pin outmaneuvered or outnumbered enemies in place. Through history, however, other strategic uses for the technology have been seen.
Chef

A **chef** or **cook** was an individual who prepared food. Dexter Jettster, the owner of Dex's Diner on Coruscant, cooked food for his customers. Strono Tuggs, a male Artiodac, served as a chef in Takodana Castle, and another Artiodac chef was staffed in the crew of a young smuggler. A human chef was known to operate from within the Haven, a refuge for defenseless citizens created by the Spectres.
Ailyn Vel

**Ailyn Vel** was a near-Human bounty hunter, the daughter of Boba Fett and the granddaughter of Jango Fett. When Ailyn was just a baby, her father, Boba, was forced to leave her and her mother. By the time she was sixteen, her mother disappeared, leaving her alone.

She became a very successful bounty hunter, like her father, and devoted many years to hunting her father down to avenge her mother's death. She eventually killed a clone of her grandfather Jango Fett, which she believed was Boba. Afterward, she assumed the role of Boba Fett himself, and kept her real identity unknown.

## History

It was not until some years after the reported death of Fett at the Great Pit of Carkoon that Ailyn felt she could finally move on in life. It was from that point that she began her career as a bounty hunter.

A few later, Ailyn discovered that her father still lived, and so the biggest hunt of her lifetime had resumed. She eventually hunted Fett down in the Extrictarium Nebula sometime before 9 ABY. However, on confronting her target, she found a man that was not her father, but was in fact an old clone of Jango Fett known as Spar. Ailyn killed the old ARC trooper and took his Mandalorian armor with her, and so her hunt continued.

Ailyn returned to hunting bounties, and on occasion would don the Mandalorian armor and act as Boba Fett, in order to receive bounties with much larger payouts. She began to believe that she was truly Fett's equal—or better.

Eventually, she learned that Fett had become the Daimyo of Mos Espa. Subsequently, Vel traveled to Tatooine, hoping to conclude her hunt once and for all. While preparing to search for her father, Vel was attacked by Boba Fatt, who mistook her for Boba Fett due to her armor and defeated her in combat. She told Fatt how she had gotten her armor, revealing that Fett was her father. Vel and Fatt then formed a truce to hunt down Fett as they were both after the former bounty hunter. To start off their hunt, the pair purchased five B2-series super battle droids from a group of Jawas.

## Appearances

* It's Not A Matter of Luck (First appearance)
4-A7

**4-A7** was an early RA-7 protocol droid prototype manufactured by Arakyd Industries on the planet Mechis III. He had the body of a Cybot Galactica protocol droid and an over-sized head containing surveillance equipment. He served the Confederacy of Independent Systems under Dark Acolyte Asajj Ventress during the Clone Wars, a galactic conflict fought between the Confederacy and the Galactic Republic. During the Battle of Teth in 22 BBY, 4-A7 was stationed at a B'omarr Order Monastery, where the Confederacy had placed Rotta, the kidnapped son of the crime lord Jabba Desilijic Tiure. After the Republic's Torrent Company defeated the monastery's battle droid defense, Ventress dispatched 4-A7 to greet their enemies. Masquerading as an old caretaker droid, he claimed they had freed him and informed the company's Jedi General, Anakin Skywalker, that Rotta was being kept on the detention level.

After Skywalker and his Jedi Padawan, Commander Ahsoka Tano, rescued the infant from his prison, 4-A7 recorded them placing the screaming Rotta in a backpack. The footage was sent to Count Dooku on Tatooine, who used it to make Jabba believe the Republic was responsible for the kidnapping. 4-A7's Separatist loyalties were later uncovered when Tano found him boarding a freighter with several B1 battle droids. Dropping the caretaker act, he ordered the droids to kill Tano to prevent Rotta's rescue, but she quickly managed to destroy the three combat units. Tano turned her weapon against 4-A7, and, while the protocol droid demanded not to be killed, she swiftly decapitated him. The droid was brought back to the Jedi Temple by Ahsoka so information could be retrieved from his memory core. A Jedi Knight was tasked with cracking the droid.

Many years after his destruction, 4-A7's severed head was held in the Bora Vio cloning facility during the New Republic's reign, being under the possession of Second Union forces using the abandoned cloning facility as their base of operations. The head contained a lot of valuable information, which was why the Second Union wanted to crack 4-A7's memory in order to gain the intel. Eventually, in 9 ABY, Indiana Jones and Dengar, upon learning of 4-A7's head and the information his memory banks contained, traveled to the cloning facility to steal it from the SU forces there.

## Appearances

* "Hotshot"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones* (First appearance) (Head only)
Clan Kryze

**Clan Kryze** was a Mandalorian clan in existence during the final decades of the Galactic Republic. During the Mandalorian Civil War—a conflict of ideology waged between the crusading Death Watch and the reformist True Mandalorians, while the pacifistic New Mandalorians remained apart and neutral—members from Clan Kryze could be found in support of each of the three factions, as opinions were divided among the clan.

In the Great Clan Wars that followed the Mandalorian Civil War, when the Death Watch moved against the New Mandalorians after emerging victorious over the True Mandalorians, Adonai Kryze, the Duke of Clan Kryze, was killed. His daughter, Satine Kryze of the planet Kalevala, later become a Duchess and rose to become the leader of the New Mandalorian faction on the Mandalorian homeworld of Mandalore by the start of the galaxy-spanning Clone Wars. Ruling from the domed New Mandalorian capital city of Sundari, Satine was forced to combat the return of the Death Watch, among their ranks her estranged sister, Bo-Katan Kryze. Satine's nephew, Korkie Kryze, also lived in the city of Sundari, where the boy attended the Royal Academy of Government.

During the Imperial Era, Clan Kryze was a group of Mandalorian warriors led by Bo-Katan. Following the Great Purge of Mandalore, it was reduced to a gang but remained under Kryze's leadership. Clan Kryze consisted of Mandalorian warriors that donned Mandalorian armor with blue, white, and yellow color combinations.

## Appearances

* *Boba and Fennec* (First appearance)
* "The Wookiee's Paw"—*The Further Exploits of Indiana Jones*
Azbrian

**Azbrian** was an agricultural world of sweeping plains and grasslands, dotted with farms that raised the eight-legged herd animals known as dray beasts. One such farm was owned by Condren Foreck, a potential suitor to Lando Calrissian. During the New Republic Era, it served as a base of operations for the fractured Dark Empire.