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Battle of Scarif

The **Battle of Scarif** was the first battle of the Galactic Civil War between the Galactic Empire and the Alliance to Restore the Republic. The battle was preceded by years of attacks by the fledgling Rebel Alliance against the Empire and began the five-year period in which the Alliance successfully fought to replace the Empire with the New Republic. The Battle of Scarif also represented as the Rebellion's first major victory in the war against the Empire.

Prior to the battle, Rebel Intelligence intercepted information suggesting that renowned scientist Galen Erso was building an Imperial superweapon capable of destroying entire planets. Alliance High Command sent Galen's daughter Jyn and Captain Cassian Andor to learn more about her father's involvement, and their subsequent efforts saw the Alliance discover the existence of the Death Star, as well as a fatal flaw in the design placed there by Galen.

Though some members of Alliance High Command refused to openly fight the Empire, Erso and Andor led a small unit of the Rebel Pathfinders and defied orders, taking it upon themselves to launch an **incursion of the Scarif Citadel**, as the rebels planned to infiltrate the heavily guarded Citadel Tower base on Scarif to retrieve the Death Star plans. Under the callsign Rogue One, the unit infiltrated Scarif's planetary shield in a stolen *Zeta*-class Heavy Cargo Shuttle and proceeded to wage a guerrilla assault on the Citadel's outskirts, drawing away Imperial forces so that Andor, Erso, and the reprogrammed Imperial security droid K-2SO could infiltrate the facility. Director Orson Krennic attempted to prevent Erso and Andor from stealing the plans, but the heavily outnumbered rebels received support from the Alliance Fleet under Admiral Raddus, whose forces engaged the Imperial Star Destroyers above Scarif and worked to destroy the Shield Gate protecting the planet.

With the Shield Gate's destruction, Rogue One was able to transmit the stolen plans to the fleet above, though all remaining rebel ground forces as well as Krennic and the entire Scarif garrison were eradicated by a single reactor ignition blast from the newly arrived Death Star that destroyed the Citadel and surrounding area. Sith Lord Darth Vader's forces made short work of the rebel ships that did not manage to retreat, but Princess Leia Organa of Alderaan and her handmaiden, Katooni, escaped from the battle on the Princess' cruiser, the *Tantive IV*; though Vader pursued them to Tatooine and captured them there, the plans were already out of the Empire’s reach. The plans eventually found their way to the Alliance, who used them to pinpoint the Death Star's weakness and destroy it at the Battle of Yavin.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* (will appear)
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 1: Imperial Boarding Party" (first mentioned, albeit indirectly)
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 3: The Distress Call" (mentioned only)
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 5: The Smuggler's Den" (indirect mention only)
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 8: That's no Moon" (indirect mention only)
Caretaker village

The **Caretaker village** was a hillside settlement on a northern inlet of Ahch-To's Temple Island inhabited by the Caretakers. Each month, the Festival of Return was held in this village, in which the Visitors would return from the sea to deliver fish and reunite romantically with the Caretakers.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 27: Changes & Uncovered History" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 69: Alvin and the Outcasts" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 23: The Discovery" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 66: Exposed"
Agamar

**Agamar** was a barren rocky planet located in the Agamar system within the Outer Rim of the galaxy in grid coordinates M-5. During the Clone Wars, Separatist General Kalani was ordered by Count Dooku to retreat from Onderon to Agamar following the Separatist defeat on Onderon. Later during the Galactic Civil War against the Galactic Empire, the rebel cell known as the Spectres confronted Kalani on Agamar, eventually teaming up to defeat the Empire, a mutual opponent.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars (mentioned)*
* *Rylla's Bounty (first appearance)*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth*
Battle of Sokovia

### Objective

Ultron lifts the city of Novi Grad into the sky in his attempt to cause mass extinction on Earth

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 2: The Age of Metal* (will appear)
* *A New Legacy* — "A Guardian Rises" (first mentioned, albeit indirectly)
* *A New Legacy* — "Tower Arrival" (first appearance) (appears in flashback) (first identified as the Battle of Sokovia)
Clan Gedyc

**Clan Gedyc** was a Mandalorian clan. Following the rise of the peaceful New Mandalorian faction, members of Clan Gedyc were divided in their support of the pacifist sect and the traditional warrior clans, with many warriors joining the Death Watch, a reactionary terrorist organization that dreamt of returning to the Mandalorians' ancient conqueror ways. Under the leadership of Lorka Gedyc, Clan Gedyc allied with the newly-risen Galactic Empire alongside Clan Saxon, betraying Bo-Katan Kryze and her clan and aiding in the Imperial occupation of their ancestral homeworld of Mandalore.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 61: Return to Mandalore" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 62: Night of a Thousand Tears"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 63: Aftermath"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 64: Heroes of Mandalore"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 75: Liberation of Lothal"
Crota, Son of Oryx

> "We fight a war against false hope, Crota. We chase a god called the Traveler, a huckster god who baits young life into building houses for it. These houses are unsafe, for they cannot stand against my Hive. And these houses are a trap, for they lead young life away from the blade and the tooth, which are the tools of survival and the means of ascension... Thus I name you Crota, Eater of Hope."
> ― Oryx, the Taken King
>
>

**Crota, Son of Oryx**, also referred to as the **God-Knight**, the **Light-Destroyer**, and the **Eater of Hope**, was an ancient and powerful Prince of the Yuuzhan Vong, and the heir to the Osmium Throne. Commanded by his father, Oryx, the Taken King, Crota led a crusade across the universe in search of the Traveler, leaving a wake of death and destruction wherever he went in his father's name. During the Legacy Era he found both the Traveler on the planet Earth, and a dormant Pyramid underneath the surface of Earth's moon, leading Crota to establish a permanent Hive presence there. In doing so, Crota took possession of the moon in a bloody battle known as The Great Disaster, during which he slaughtered countless Guardians in the City's ill-fated campaign to drive him away.

## **Personality and traits**

> "I too will experiment with a wound."
> ― Crota, before opening a portal to a Vex realm that invaded Oryx's throne world
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In his youth, Crota was a great warrior, albeit brash and extremely arrogant. His father Oryx believed he lacked the cunning of his sisters, which led to Crota being easily tricked by his aunt Savathûn into opening a portal into a Vex realm, teaching the machines the Sword Logic and planted the seeds for the eventual Taking of Quria, Blade Transform. As the millennia wore on, Crota gained more respect for his father and greater understanding of the Sword Logic, increasing both of their power through mighty temples of tribute. By the time of The Great Disaster, Crota had reached the pinnacle of his strength and could easily wipe out hundreds of Light-empowered Guardians, including Wei Ning, one of the Last City's greatest champions.

## **Powers and abilities**

> "I have seen what the Hive call a God."
> ― Eris Morn
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*(to be added)*

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 54: Catching Up" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 83: The Daring Escape" (mentioned only)
* *The Shan Bloodline - Volume 1: The Taken War* (will appear)
* *Destiny: A New Legacy* (will appear)
Beru Whitesun Lars

**Beru Whitesun Lars**, born **Beru Whitesun**, was a human female from the planet Tatooine. She was married to Owen Lars, the stepbrother of Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker, whose son Luke they raised after his father turned to the Dark Side of the Force and his mother died in childbirth.

In 0 BBY, Owen and Luke purchased Anakin’s droids C-3PO and R2-D2 who, unbeknownst to them, possessed stolen plans for the Death Star, an Imperial superweapon. Imperial sandtroopers tracked the droids to the Lars homestead, where they interrogated and murdered both her and her husband. When Luke discovered that his family had been killed, he left Tatooine with his father’s Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi and the elder daughter of his father’s close friend and apprentice, Mara Jade, to train as a Jedi, joining the Alliance to Restore the Republic and destroying the Death Star in the Battle of Yavin.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 18: A New Hope" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 57: The Wedding" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 63: The Truth" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 66: Remembering the Past" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 67: Relics of the Old Republic" (voice only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 52: Old Wounds" (voice only)
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 2: Meeting Old Ben"
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 4: Mos Eisley Cantina" (skeleton only)
A Daughter of Day

> "After Lydia Elton lost her father to monsters, she's lived at a military academy known as Westover Hall, becoming friends with other parentless classmates like Grover, Bianca and Nico. However when a series of events bring her into the world of Greek Mythology, her life is changed forever. What's even more shocking is just how powerful her godly parent, truly is..."
> ― Story Summary
>
>

**A Daughter of Day** is a FanFiction.net story written by author TheTruMan196. It is an anthology story that follows an original character (OC) named Lydia Elton, a demigod from the popular book series Percy Jackson and the Olympians. Although it does not take place in the universe proper, it does remain a part of Shaniverse canon, existing on an alternate Earth within the wider Multiverse.

### **Character debuts**

Lydia EltonHemera
(will appear)
Death Squadron

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## Other Information

### Notable members

* Admiral Jhared Montferrat
* General Maximillian Veers
* Captain Canonhaus
* Captain Lennox
* Captain Lorth Needa
* Commander Gradd
* Commander Tian Karmiya
* Commander Nemet
* Lieutenant Cabbel
* Lieutenant Kanna Deltic

**Death Squadron** was a squadron in the Navy of the Galactic Empire that served as the personal armada of the Sith Lord Darth Vader, the enforcer of the Emperor, which was led by the *Executor*-class Star Dreadnought *Executor*, typically supported by five smaller *Imperial*-class Star Destroyers. One of those support ships was the *Devastator,* Lord Vader's Star Destroyer that participated in the Battle of Scarif and capture of Princess Leia Organa.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 83: The Daring Escape" (first appearance)
* *Galactic Civil War* — "Chapter 1: Imperial Boarding Party"
Darth Traya's Sith holocron

> "It may look heavily damaged, but the dark presence of whoever crafted this still remains."
> — Shaak Ti
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This **Sith holocron** was created by the Sith Lord Darth Traya, who infused it with part of her spirit — turning it into a Jen'uxa — during the era of the Old Republic. The holocron was placed within the Malachor Sith Temple on Malachor I and contained information about her studies of the Reality Stone. It could be used to open doors within the temple, but also to activate a superweapon designed to take life and alter the fabric of reality—by use of the Reality Stone—when placed in an obelisk at the top of the structure.

In the year 3 BBY, the former Sith Lord Darth Maul attempted to steal the holocron with the help of Ezra Bridger and Mara Jade so he could gain access to the Temple's superweapon and exact his revenge on all his enemies; the Sith Lord Darth Vader planned to take both the holocron and the temple's power to maintain the Sith's rule over the galaxy. Both of the Sith Lords' plans were thwarted when Bridger and his Master Kanan Jarrus were able to pull the holocron from the obelisk at the last moment and escape with it. For the next several months, Ezra learned to open the holocron and began to commune with the spirit of the ancient Sith Lord, who fed him with dark teachings. Almost a year after acquiring it, Ezra and Maul merged the Sith holocron with Kanan's Jedi holocron to learn the secret of destroying the Sith — at the same time, the Soul Stone used the unique opportunity provided by the merging of two holocrons to pull Jedi Knight Jarik Shan into a vision. The process was interrupted by Jarrus, creating an explosion that damaged both holocrons and pulled Bridger, Shan, and Maul out of their visions.

After this, Jarik Shan took the Sith holocron into his possession, as he wished to learn more about the vision he was pulled to. For this he enlisted the help of his adopted daughter, Mara, in order to recreate the holocron merge using Traya's holocron and his own Jedi holocron. With another connection created, Shan was once more pulled into a vision by the Soul Stone, where he was met by its guardian in order to be "judged" by it. While Shan was in possession of the Sith holocron, however, Traya's spirit subtly influenced the Jedi Knight in order to turn him further to the dark side. Fortunately for him, this was realized by Jedi Master Shaak Ti, who had it removed from his person; upon giving up the Sith holocron, Shan felt as if a heavy burden had been removed, signifying that Traya's influence over him was broken. In order to prevent Traya's spirit from influencing any of them, Ti had the responsibility of safeguarding it split between herself, Jarrus, and Bridger, so that no one held onto it for too long.

Later, Maul used one of the corners of the holocron to speak through the ancient artifact to Ezra and manipulate him into revealing his nemesis, Obi-Wan Kenobi.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile (first appearance)*
* *Sun and Moon (mentioned)*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth*
Aurra Sing

**Aurra Sing** was a female Palliduvan bounty hunter who was active during the fall of the Galactic Republic. She was present on the Outer Rim planet of Tatooine during the Trade Federation's Invasion of Naboo, where she witnessed the Boonta Eve Classic. During this time, she also became romantically acquainted with the Weequay pirate captain Hondo Ohnaka. Sing later trained Boba Fett and assisted in his unsuccessful plot to assassinate Jedi Master Mace Windu, who had killed his father Jango in the Clone Wars' outbreak on Geonosis. After parting ways with Boba, Sing took jobs for Ziro the Hutt and Cad Bane. Sing's bounty hunting career, however, ultimately came to an end with her death at the hands of Tobias Beckett during the early reign of the Galactic Empire.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 72: Always Two There Are" (first mentioned)
Caretakers

> "They were here when the Prime Jedi first arrived, and have devoted themselves to the Jedi ever since."
> — Mara Jade
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The **Caretakers** were an order of female Lanai who lived on the planet Ahch-To in the Unknown Regions and attended to the ancient Jedi village on the planet, which housed the first Jedi Temple. The Caretakers considered it their religious duty to maintain the Temple Island's ancient structures and to provide care for travellers seeking truth. They led simple, unassuming lives and wore white robes with matching headdresses.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 27: Changes & Uncovered History" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 29: Rise of the Ghost Crew" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 36: Delving Deeper in Mystery" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 38: First big solo Mission!" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 69: Alvin and the Outcasts" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 81: Dangerous Curiosity"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 85: As Time Flies By" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 1: Memories of the Past" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 4: Anger"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 8: Steps into Shadow Pt 1" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 16: Imprisoned by Belief"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 31: A False Sense of Security"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 33: Peace, Quiet, and Augury" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 42: Ghosts of Geonosis Pt 2"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 66: Exposed"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 67: The Deal" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 69: Wolves of Dume Pt 2"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 70: Wolves of Dume Pt 3"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 2: Need for Rebels" (mentioned only)
Dathomir

**Dathomir** was a remote planet in the Quelli sector of the galaxy's Outer Rim Territories and the homeworld of the Dathomirian Zabraks. The planet, bathed in blood-red light by its central star, had numerous continents that were overrun with vegetation, forests of bent trees bearing large, cocoon-like fruit, and dense swamplands. The dark side of the Force had an immensely strong presence on Dathomir, which allowed for the nurturing of many malevolent Force wielders on the planet, notably the Nightsisters, also known as the Witches of Dathomir, who resided in stone fortresses and wielded magicks fueled by planet's power, taught to them by an entity known as the Witch-Queen. Dathomir was also home to the Nightbrothers, a clan of tattooed male Zabrak warriors who served the Nightsisters and resided in mountainous villages. It was also the homeworld of the semi-sentient rancor species.

During the Clone Wars, Dathomir came under attack multiple times due to power struggles between Mother Talzin and the Sith Lord Darth Sidious. Asajj Ventress, a Nightsister trained by Count Dooku, returned to Mother Talzin after her master betrayed her to prove his loyalty to Sidious. This drew Dooku's attention to Dathomir, who ordered a Separatist attack led by General Grievous on the planet, resulting in the slaughter of many Nightsisters and left Talzin, Ventress, and Merrin as the only known survivors.

In 2 BBY, the former Sith Lord Maul returned to Dathomir with the Jedi rebel Ezra Bridger to conduct a ritual that involved summoning the spirits of fallen Nightsisters in order to reveal fragments of a holocron vision. As a result, Maul and Bridger learned that Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi held the key to destroy the Sith and resided on a planet with twin suns.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 67: Relics of the Old Republic" (first mentioned)
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Matron" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 19: Judgement of Soul" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 23: The Discovery" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 36: An Inside Man"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 37: Visions and Voices"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 38: The Nightsisters"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 39: His Mandalorian Past" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 50: Through Imperial Eyes" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 52: Old Wounds" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 54: Zero Hour Pt 1" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 68: Wolves of Dume Pt 1" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 69: Wolves of Dume Pt 2" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 70: Wolves of Dume Pt 3" (mentioned only)
Codi Ty

> "This plan of yours to get farked by the Weeping Tree is pure bantha trish. But I'll be kriffed if I let you go without me."
> ― Codi Ty, to Jarik Shan and Ahsoka Tano
>
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**Codi Ty** was a Force-sensitive Togruta male who served the Jedi Order during the waning years of the Galactic Republic. Raised as a youngling in the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, Ty was acquainted with fellow younglings Jarik Shan and Ahsoka Tano, and following the outbreak of the Clone Wars between the Republic and the Separatists, Ty was apprenticed to Jedi Master B'dard Tone. Though initially disapproving, Ty later accompanied his Master and fellow Padawan Kybo Flynn in a mission, unsanctioned by the Jedi Council, to kill General Grievous in an attempt to bring the War to a quicker end, and followed them to the Outer Rim planet Belsus, where the Kaleesh warlord had captured the Bergruutfa Clan of Jedi younglings. Though he managed to escape with the Initiates as Tone and Flynn sacrificed their lives confronting Grievous, Ty left the Order after a debriefing with the Council. As a result, Ty survived the Great Jedi Purge at the end of the War, following which he went into hiding on the planet Taris as a mechanic. Sometime later, he wound up on the planet Kashyyyk where he would reunite with Shan and Tano who came there on a mission to help the Kashyyyk resistance and give up his life to save Jedi Master T'ra Saa.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings* (will appear)
* *The Lost Ones* (will appear)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 1: Shadowlands" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 4: The Weeping Tree"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 5: Sacrifice"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 6: A Righteous Cause"

### **Non-canon Appearances**

* *Jarik Shan and the Lost ones* (first appearance)
Combaticons

The **Combaticons** are a unit of fierce Decepticon soldiers, operating with military precision under the watchful eye of the tactically brilliant Onslaught. Originally the subject of Shockwave's first combiner experiments, the five of them put together would combine to form the extremely powerful, but also relatively stupid, "Bruticus," who is a menace for the Autobots on the battlefield. After the deaths of Onslaught, Blast Off, and Vortex, the remaining Combaticons were no longer able to combine and form Bruticus, rendering the team defunct. While Brawl joined Megatron's forces on the planet Earth following the Great Exodus, the whereabouts of the remaining Combaticon, Swindle, were unknown.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth (first appearance)*
* *A Bigger Universe*
Battle of Yavin

The **Battle of Yavin** was a major and decisive battle in the Galactic Civil War, in which the Rebel Alliance was able to destroy the Death Star and was seen as one of their major victories over the Galactic Empire because it also resulted in the deaths of Governor Wilhuff Tarkin and the Imperial Joint Chiefs.
Artemis

**Artemis**, also known as **Diana**, and worshipped by the Amazons and ancient Greece and Rome civilizations as the **Goddess of the Hunt**, was the daughter of Zeus and an Olympian goddess. When the Dark Elves sought to destroy the Nine Realms in 2988 BC she fought alongside Zeus and her brother, Ares, in defense of Earth, successfully defeating the invaders. At some point after this, however, Ares violently rebelled against the other gods. Artemis sided with her father, but was ultimately killed by her brother.

## **Personality and traits**

Artemis was a fierce warrior and benevolent protector of mankind, the creations of her father, Zeus, and also possessed a deep caring for maidens and the wilderness. She disagreed with Ares' view of their father's creation and sided with Zeus in defense of the Amazons and mankind.

## **Powers and abilities**

As an Olympian goddess, Artemis was an extremely powerful being. She possessed a great deal of strength and durability, making her immune to most superficial means, and was capable of using magic. She was most well-known for her masterful skill in archery, and wielded a highly enchanted bow that was capable of decimating entire Dark Elf battleships.

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 2: The Age of Metal (appears in flashback)*
Blast Off

> *"This is getting ridiculous. I was never meant to be sent out like some sort of bounty hunter! I'm meant to orbit planets!"*
>
> ―Blast Off

**Blast Off** is a cybertronian male and one of the Combaticons led by Onslaught. He's a Decepticon who takes pride in his ability to breach the atmosphere of a planet on his own capability, seemingly disgusted by those who cannot do so themselves, though in reality it's a front to hide the loneliness he feels up there. He is also a bit of a speed demon, slightly reckless about it, and is arrogant in his superiority to others, particularly smaller organic species.

During the Great War of Cybertron, Blast Off and the Combaticons ambushed the Autobot commander Elita One when she was alone on the planet Ahch-To, sending her into stasis for the next six thousand years. After it was revealed that she was still alive, Blast Off was sent with Onslaught and fellow Combaticon, Vortex, to ensure her destruction. Blast Off and his allies engaged Elita One and her Andromedan allies―including the two Jedi, Jarik Shan and Mara Jade―on numerous occasions before eventually confronting her in a final stand on Ahch-To, easily shrugging off resistance from the native Dragon Riders. Before they could complete their mission, however, they was interrupted by the sudden appearance of the two battle-hardened Autobots Ironhide and Chromia, who had been sent by Optimus Prime to find Elita. Unprepared for their arrival, Blast Off was distracted by Jarik Shan stabbing him with his lightsaber, before he was promptly killed from a grenade shot by Ironhide.

Due to Blast Off's death―and shortly afterward, Vortex― the Combaticons were no longer able to combine into the fearsome form of "Bruticus."

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth (first appearance)*
Chimaera

The ***Chimaera*** was a modified *Imperial* I-Class Star Destroyer captained by Imperial officer Thrawn prior to the Galactic Civil War. It served as his command ship following his promotion to Commodore, Admiral, and later Grand Admiral, transferring command with him and eventually becoming the flagship of the Seventh Fleet. Though it was destroyed in an attack on the Seventh Fleet by the Yuuzhan Vong fleet in 3 BBY, it was eventually rebuilt the following year. During the Liberation of Lothal in 1 BBY, the *Chimaera* was pulled into hyperspace by a Purrgil pod summoned by Jedi Padawan Ezra Bridger, with himself, Thrawn, and most of its crew aboard to the Unknown Regions.

The *Chimaera* was unique in that it had a stylized depiction of a chimaera engraved on the ventral side of its hull.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 79: Darkness is Growing" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 81: Dangerous Curiosity"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 82: The Dreadnaught" (flashback only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 5: From Crystal to Lifeblood"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 9: Steps into Shadow Pt 2"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 12: The Holocrons of Fate"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 13: The Extraction"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 19: Judgement of Soul"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 34: The Wynkahthu Job"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 35: Thrawn's Dilemma"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 43: Trials of the Darksaber"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 44: Family Reunion"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 47: Vader's Vendetta"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 48: Against All Odds"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 50: Through Imperial Eyes"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 51: Secret Cargo" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 54: Zero Hour Pt 1"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 55: Zero Hour Pt 2"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 56: Zero Hour Pt 3"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 58: A Risky Confrontation" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 64: Heroes of Mandalore"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 68: Wolves of Dume Pt 1"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 69: Wolves of Dume Pt 2"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 72: World Between Worlds" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 73: A Fool's Hope"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 74: Taking a Gamble"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 75: Liberation of Lothal" (main story and recap)
Bedlam

**Doctor Bedlam** was a New God from the extra-dimensional planet of Apokolips who served its tyrannical ruler, Darkseid. Though he originally possessed a physical body, Bedlam was transformed into an invisible, incorporeal being of pure psionic energy under mysterious circumstances. In order to manifest in physical form, he inhabited android frames known as "animates," which he constructed alongside neuropsychological weaponry in his capacity as a scientist within Darkseid's Elite.
Galen Erso

**Galen Walton Erso** was a human male scientist and leading galactic authority on crystallography and energy enrichment. Born on the planet Grange, an agricultural backwater world, Erso was drafted into the Republic Futures Program, where his skill and intelligence ultimately led him to becoming a critical component, though reluctant, in the development of the Death Star. One of the most renowned polymaths in the galaxy, Galen was a gifted theoretician, mathematician, and experimental physicist. Galen was a recipient of the Kuat Systems Engineering Medal, the Ashgad Prize, and the Roche Foundation Prize.

After leaving the Galactic Empire's ambitious Death Star project and hiding out on the planet Lah'mu, he was eventually discovered and forcibly brought back into the fold by his old friend Orson Krennic, whose death trooper guard killed Erso's wife Lyra. His daughter Jyn meanwhile fled and was taken in by his family's ally Saw Gerrera. Erso was instrumental in the project's completion over the next several years, but he secretly built a hidden weakness into the battle station.

Attempting to send word of it to the Rebel Alliance against the Empire, Erso enlisted the help of Imperial cargo pilot Bodhi Rook, who relayed the message to Gerrera when he was captured by Gerrera's Partisans. The message was eventually seen by Jyn, who had been rescued from an Imperial prison on Wobani by the Rebel Alliance in an attempt to get close to Gerrera. A Rebel force including Erso that was captained by Captain Cassian Andor traveled to Eadu, where Krennic, having learned of Erso's deception, confronted him and his team. Erso admitted to his deception but was then mortally wounded by bombs dropped by the Alliance's Blue Squadron. Erso lay dying as Jyn finally reunited with him, and Erso died in his daughter's arms.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 2: Need for Rebels" (first mentioned)
Clan Kryze

**Clan Kryze** was a Mandalorian clan belonging to House Kryze which was based on the planet Kalevala in the galaxy's Outer Rim Territories, neighboring the ancestral homeworld Mandalore. During the reign of the Galactic Empire, the clan resisted the Imperial occupation of Mandalore under the leadership of Bo-Katan Kryze, who was crowned as Mandalore the Restorer in the Mandalorian Civil War.

## **Appearances**

* *Forbidden Love* — "Chapter 1: Life Changes" (flashback only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 8: The Mandalore Plot" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 9: Voyage of Temptation"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 11: The Academy"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 33: Deception"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 52: The Lawless"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 71: The Pyke Investigation"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 72: Old Friends Not Forgotten"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 73: The Phantom Apprentice"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 8: Calm before the Storm" (hologram only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 74: Shattered"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 52: Preparing a Rescue" (hologram only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 37: Visions and Voices" (depicted on a picture)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 38: The Nightsisters" (depicted on a picture)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 61: Return to Mandalore"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 62: Night of a Thousand Tears"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 63: Aftermath"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 64: Heroes of Mandalore"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 67: The Deal"
* *Seeking the Jedi*
Albrekh

**Albrekh**, also known by his alias of **"The Alchemist"** was a Symeong male metalsmith and dark side alchemist. Although not Force-sensitive or skilled in combat, Albrekh's knowledge of metalworking and dark side necromancy granted him a place amongst the ranks of the Knights of Ren, where he served them aboard the *Night Buzzard* by repairing and improving their armor, weapons, and other equipment they used. As a devoted servant to the dark side, his unique skillset and ever constant hunger for greater knowledge drew the admiration of even Snoke himself, who mused over their shared qualities.
Akul Clan

> "The Akul's, back together again to spread their reputation of epicness!"
> — Weron Webb
>
>

The **Akul Clan** was a class of Jedi younglings that trained together under their instructor, Jedi Master Xudi Irris, during the fall of the Galactic Republic, and counted Jarik Shan, Ahsoka Tano, Rylla Tann, Vifi Hethna, Kurhran Govan, and Weron Webb among its members.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings* — "Chapter 3: Meeting the Council"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings* — "Chapter 4: Introductions"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings* — "Chapter 5: Nightmares"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings* — "Chapter 6: From the Shadows"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 1: Landing at Point Rain" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 45: The Gathering" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 65: The Akul's Friendly Reunion" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 66: Battle of Devaron" (first identified as the Akul Clan)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 74: Shattered" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 11: Operation Knightfall"
* *Rylla's Bounty* — "Knightfall" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 13: Return to the Temple" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 2: Searching for Tano" (indirect mention only)
* *Rylla's Bounty* — "Belhol" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 72: Always Two There Are" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 73: Friends Long Lost" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 74: Stragglers" (flashback only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 78: Stealth Strike" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 80: The Future of the Force" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 95: Twilight of the Apprentice Pt 2" (mentioned only)
* *Sun and Moon* — "Unexpected Encounter" (dream to Jarik Shan)
* *Sun and Moon* — "Welcome to Tynoli" (mentioned only)
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Pyramid" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 25: Anxiety Before the Storm" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 33: Peace, Quiet, and Augury" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 35: Thrawn's Dilemma" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 76: A Family" (indirect mention only)
Bumi

## **Appearances**

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 3: Welcome to Republic City" (first mentioned)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 22: New Knowledge" (mentioned only)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 23: Endgame" (mentioned only)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 24: Greatest Change" (first appearance)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 9: Major Crime Bust" (mentioned only)
Black Fleet

> **~We are not your friend.~
> ~We are not your enemy.~
> ~We are your salvation.~**
> — The Witness
>
>

The **Black Fleet**, also referred to as the **Pyramids**, was a fleet of massive Darkness-aligned tetrahedral entities, and were even sometimes referred to as the Darkness themselves. However, the Pyramids were nonetheless distinct from the Darkness in a similar way as the Traveler was distinct from the Light. Commanded by the entity known simply as the Witness, the Black Fleet was the ancient enemy of the Traveler, and had actively tracked it through the cosmos for countless eons, bringing destruction to the very civilizations it has uplifted. As such, they were responsible for the Collapse on Earth, an event that caused the near-extinction of humanity in the Solar System.

## **Personality and traits**

While varying in size, all of the entities that made up the **Black Fleet** shared the same exact shape, appearance, and purpose. Ancient beings born from the Darkness itself, they possessed a very mysterious persona, with motives that were impossible to be discerned by even the wisest Warlocks. None could conclude whether the Pyramids themselves were sentient, or if there were beings who inhabited them.

The outside of each Pyramid's hull was covered in segmented panels that varied in pattern, with some having vertical lines and other with patterns resembling circuitry. Much like the Traveler, the surface of the Pyramids seemed to be composed of a rock-like material in an uneven or chiseled appearance, giving the ship an almost handcrafted quality. The interior of the Pyramids appeared to have been designed with human-scale inhabitants in mind and contained many hallways, stairways, and various open spaces. Much of the architecture featured subtle gold ornamentation or chiseled, seemingly abstract patterns. They were dimly lit, with occasional harsh white or red lighting providing the only illumination.

Among the most notable objects found within the Lunar Pyramid was a massive sculpture resembling a tall humanoid figure draped in a dark shroud.

## **Appearances**

* *Sun and Moon* — "Unpleasant Memories" (first appearance) (dream to Jarik Shan)
* *Sun and Moon* — "A Taboo Proposal"
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Pyramid" (main story and flashback)
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Prophet"
* *Knightmare*
* *Destiny: A New Legacy* (will appear)
* *Destiny: Ultimatum* (will appear)
Aralina Silk

> "There there... you will feed soon enough."
> ― Aralina Silk, to a terentatek
>
>

**Aralina Silk**, a Force-sensitive human female, was one of the infamous Emperor's Hands, a group of many secret Force-sensitive or top Imperial agents used by Emperor Palpatine for covert operations whenever more obvious resources such as the Imperial Military, or even Darth Vader, would be otherwise ineffective. Around 3 BBY, Silk partnered with fellow Hand and Jedi hunter Ochi of Bestoon to investigate the aftermath of a battle that took place on Malachor I. During their investigation they found evidence that sorcerers were present at the site and began a search for them.

## **Appearances**

* *Sun and Moon* — "The Matron" (first appearance)
* *Sun and Moon* — "A Taboo Proposal"
Confrontation on Ahch-To

* Elita One is found by Ironhide and Chromia and goes with them to return to Cybertron

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 31: A False Sense of Security" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 32: Forest Battle"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 33: Peace, Quiet, and Augury" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 35: Thrawn's Dilemma" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 56: Zero Hour Pt 3" (indirect mention only)
* *A Bigger Universe* — "Chapter 2: Darkness Rising Pt 1" (indirect mention only)
* *A Bigger Universe* — "Chapter 3: Darkness Rising Pt 2" (indirect mention only)
Infinity Gauntlet

## Usage and History

### Uses

* Allows the wielder to channel the powers of all six Infinity Stones, even all of them simultaneously
	+ The wielder must clench their fist to use it
* Grants the user access to any power the Infinity Stones possess

### Owners

Thanos

The **Infinity Gauntlet** was a weapon forged to utilise the combined power of the six Infinity Stones — primordial elemental crystals that each controlled a fundamental aspect of existence — in the universe, bestowing its wielder the omnipotent ability to manipulate and alter the state of the entire universe, dwarfing the strength of the most powerful beings in the universe, such as the Celestials, and rivalling that of even the ᛟᛚᛞ ᚷᛟᛞᛊ of the ᛊᛖᚲᛟᚾᛞ ᚹᛟᚱᛚᛞ who preceded them.

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse* (will appear)
* *A Grateful Universe* (first appearance)
Darth Traya

Kreia

> "Continue to focus on your anger, your passion. Only through that can you continue to grow in strength. To see things more clearly, and to fulfill your desires."
> — Darth Traya's holocron, to Ezra Bridger
>
>

**Darth Traya**, known in her early years as **Kreia**, was a Jedi Master-turned-Sith Master during the Old Republic Era, and Dark Lord of the Sith Triumvirate. As a Jedi Master, Kreia was among the Jedi who instructed the famous and powerful Jedi Knight known as Revan. She was later exiled from the Jedi Order, however, by the Jedi High Council due to many of her students following Revan, her former Padawan, into battle against invading Mandalorians. Eventually, Kreia fell to the dark side and became a Dark Lord of the Sith after following the footsteps of Revan, adopting the name of Darth Traya.

At some point during her time as a Sith Lord, Darth Traya discovered the existence of the Reality Stone—one of the six Infinity Stones, which were extremely powerful relics that predate the universe itself—on the planet Malachor I. Wishing to use its power, Darth Traya had a Sith temple constructed above the chamber which held the Reality Stone as a means of acquiring its power. She also infused a part of her spirit within a Sith holocron, which became the key to activating the Sith temple's superweapon.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 87: Destiny is Confusing" (first mentioned)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 94: Twilight of the Apprentice Pt 1" (voice only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 95: Twilight of the Apprentice Pt 2" (voice only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 96: Twilight of the Apprentice Pt 3" (voice only in recap)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 1: Memories of the Past" (voice only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 7: A Little Problematic" (voice only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 8: Steps into Shadow Pt 1" (voice only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 9: Steps into Shadow Pt 2" (voice only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 10: Steps into Shadow Pt 3" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 11: Discussing Death" (voice only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 13: The Extraction" (voice only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 18: Familial Doubts" (voice only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 30: Recovery" (voice only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 31: A False Sense of Security" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 34: The Wynkahthu Job" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 60: Exploring Old Ruins" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 72: World Between Worlds" (voice only)