#expanded universe

Muunilinst was a verdant planet in the Outer Rim and headquarters of the InterGalactic Banking Clan. A Muun colony world, Muunilinst was a paradise, with much unspoiled natural beauty, such as volcanic smoke stacks rising out of its shallow oceans. Its cities were cosmopolitan and organized. During the Clone Wars, Muunilinst was a member of the Confederacy and attacked by the Republic.

Source:Geonosis and the Outer Rim Worlds (2004)

First Appearance: Specter of the Past (1997)

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TheBloodfinwas a FC-20 speeder bike owed by Sith Lord Darth Maul. Stored aboard the Scimitar, Maul’s Sith infiltrator, Maul used the Bloodfinfor reconnaissance and to pursue targets. Its open design allowed Maul to leap from the vehicle easily, while automatic brakes kicked in once the handlebars were released. Maul chose not to arm the speeder, on the pretense that he could simply handle any target after overtaking them.

Source:Darth Maul 3 (Art: Jan Duursema; 2000)

First Appearance: Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace novel (1999)

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C-9979 landing craft were large transports manufactured for the Trade Federation droid army, and later general Separatist military use. These sizable vessels could carry multiple vehicles and troops. When in storage in larger craft, C-9979s wings could be detached to store them easily.

Source:Star Wars: Episode I Insider’s Guide (1999)

First Appearance: Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace novel (1999)

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Zhar Lestin was a Twi’lek Jedi Master who sat on the council during the Mandalorian and Jedi Civil Wars. A soft-spoken and kind being, Lestin was responsible for training many Jedi during this time period, and was well-respected for his effective methods. He was incredibly knowledgeable about the Force and Jedi ways.

Source:Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (2003)

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T0-D interrogation droids were a variety of torture droid created by the Empire. Equipped with various stunning and damaging weaponry, they were used by the Imperial Security Bureau to illicit information from captives. They were numerous aboard the Death Star.

Source:Threats of the Galaxy (2008)

First Appearance: Super Star Wars (1992)

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IT-O Interrogator droids were small spherical hovering droids designed by the Empire to question prisoners. IT-Os were originally exclusively used by the Imperial Security Bureau, IT-Os found their way into broader Imperial use as the rumors of their effectiveness spread. They were equipped with truth chemicals and many instruments capable of causing extreme pain.

Source:The New Essential Guide to Droids (Art: Ian Fullwood; 2006)

First Appearance: Star Wars: From the Adventures of Luke Skywalker (1976)

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Aka’jor-class shuttles were a type of small transport manufactured by MandalMotors. Compact vessels, Aka’jorswere praised for their speed, and were often modified to serve as assault shuttles. The Mandalorian regime led by Duchess Satine Kryze used the shuttles, and they were popular across the galaxy.

Source:The Clone Wars Episode Guide: The Mandalore Plot on StarWars.com

First Appearance: Star Wars: The Clone Wars - “The Mandalore Plot” (2010)

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HH-87 Starhoppers were starfighters popular with the criminal underworld. Commonly used by the Hutts as patrol vehicles, the slavers of Zygerria also used Starhoppers as versatile pursuit craft. They were designed to prominently display their armor plating, unmistakable as a noncombat ship.

Source:Lords of Nal Hutta (2015)

First Appearance: Star Wars: The Clone Wars - “Escape from Kadavo” (2012)

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C-ROCGozanti-class light cruisers were a common type of starship at the end of the Clone Wars. An officially produced modification of Gozanti-class light cruisers, C-ROCs were designed with increased cargo capacity and slightly better armor. Intended for trade use, C-ROCs became popular with pirates and smugglers as well. They were lightly armed with retractable quad-laser turrets.

Source:Friends Like These (Art: Mariusz Gandzel; 2016)

First Appearance: Star Wars Rebels: Spark of Rebellion (2014)

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Kihraxz assault fighters were a type of heavy starfighter commissioned by the crime syndicate Black Sun. Intentionally designed to resemble the well-known X-wing, Kihraxzs were popular with independent spacers, as they were easily reconfigured. These different loadouts made individual fighters unique, although they usually performed the same.

Source:Star Wars: The Card Game - Escape from Hoth (Art: Joel Hustak; 2013)

First Appearance: Star Wars Galaxies: Jump to Lightspeed (2004)

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Wayfarer-class medium transports were a type of starship commonly used by traders and smugglers. Possessing a large, detachable cargo pod, Wayfarers were versatile, allowing users to fill the pod with goods or even small starfighters. However, it was not compatible with standard cargo pods, which led to the vessel not being incredible popular. Some pirates and the Rebellion retrofitted Wayfarers as assault craft.

Source:Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Core Rulebook (Art: Mariusz Gandzel; 2013)

First Appearance: “Starships of the Galaxy: Wayfarer-class Medium Transport” - Polyhedron 157 (2003)

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Greater Javin was a region of space in the Western Reaches of the Outer Rim. Relatively backwater, Greater Javin was connected to the rest of the galaxy through the Corellian Trade Spine. Ecclessis Figg, an entrepreneur, was credited with blazing new trade routes in the region, making it more of a trade zone. Hoth and Bespin were both located in the Greater Javin region.

Source:The Essential Atlas (2009)

First Appearance: “Galactic Gazetteer: Hoth and the Greater Javin” on Wizards.com(2004)

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Embo was a Kyuzo bounty hunter active during the Clone Wars. While Cad Bane was the most sought after hunter following Jango Fett’s death, Embo was right behind. An extremely effective fighter, Embo and his anooba Marrok completed jobs with efficiency and few questions asked. Embo wore a Kyuzo war helmet and wielded a bowcaster, relying on his physical abilities to finish hunts rather than technology.

Source:No Disintegrations (Art: Jacob Atienza; 2017)

First Appearance: Star Wars: The Clone Wars - “Bounty Hunters” (2010)

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