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GE3-series protocol droids, produced by Czerka Corporation, were a common type of droid across the galaxy during the Jedi Civil War. Possessing competent translation units, GE3s could be found in multiple roles, finding use in warehouses, wandering the streets giving passersby general information, to assisting diplomatic missions.

Source: Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Screens for Xbox at GameSpot

First Appearance: Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (2003)

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TIE/rp Reaper attack landers were a variety of TIE used by the Imperial Navy. Specifically, Reapers were used to transport small strike teams through active battlefields. Although they were not heavily armed, armored, or large enough to carry many troops, they were remarkably fast, allowing the Empire to send elite forces to areas where they were needed.

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First Appearance: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016)

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Braha’tok-class gunships, also known as Dornean gunships, were an anti-starfighter craft used by the Rebellion. Initially designed to defend Dornea, the gunships were instrumental in the planet’s efforts to repel the Empire. The Rebel navy, at behest of Admiral Ackbar, reached out to the Dorneans and procured some of the gunships to help their own efforts against the Imperials.

Source:Ultimate Star Wars, New Edition (2019)

First Appearance: Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (1983)

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Braha’tokgunships are recognizable in ROTJ as small pointy blips in the background of the Battle of Endor (bottom left). It took years to find a reference model and canon name for them, but following this, they appeared inRebelsandRogue One.

Varactyls were a species of reptavian native to Utapau and found throughout the galaxy. When domesticated, varactyls were friendly and loyal. On their native planet, they were able to scale high grade cliffs with ease and silence, making them excellent mounts for travel or battle. They were very intelligent and remembered their riders.

Source:The New Essential Guide to Alien Species (Art: Chris Trevas; 2006)

First Appearance: Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith 2 (2005)

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Mushroom Mesa was a geological formation located in the Dune Sea of Tatooine. Named for the rock formations that resembled large fungi, the Mesa was part of the Boota Eve Classic race circuit. Some superstitious residents of the planet claimed it was created by some unknown powerful beings, as some of the formations resembled humanoid faces.

Source:Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace (1999)

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Nar Shaddaa was the completely urbanized moon of Nal Hutta, in Hutt Space. A filth, decrepit place, Nar Shaddaa was infamous as a gathering place of the lowest scum in the galaxy, and indeed was. Many smugglers, bounty hunters, and others started their careers on the Smugglers’ Moon.

Source:Lords of Nal Hutta (Art: Jose Mikhail Elloso; 2015)

First Appearance: Dark Empire 3: The Battle for Calamari (1992)

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Lannik was a terrestrial planet located in the Mid Rim. A rocky world interspersed with forests, mountains, and deserts, Lannik was home to the diminutive Lannik species. Lannik was ruled by a monarchy and was independent of the Republic, and remained so for most of galactic history. It was rich in minerals, making it a valuable trade partner for many systems. Lannik was Jedi Master Even Piell’s homeworld.

Source:The New Essential Guide to Alien Species (2006)

First Appearance: Star Wars Episode I Who’s Who: A Pocket Guide to the Characters of The Phantom Menace (1999)

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Sith Meditation Spheres were ancient warships designed for use by powerful Sith Lords. Centered around a meditation chamber, a Dark Side user could amplify their Force powers to a huge degree. Naga Sadow used his vessel to create illusions that caused real damage against his enemies. Few survived the fall of the Sith Empire, although they were sought after by archaeologists and Dark Jedi alike.

Source:Tales of the Jedi: The Fall of the Sith Empire 2: Forces in Collision (Art: Dario Carrasco Jr.; 1997)

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Ten-Abu Donba was a Talid native to Ando Prime and High Priest of the Order of Dai Bendu. Leading the order around the time of the Clone Wars, the Order was an ancient Force tradition who were the progenitors to the Jedi Order, and one of the first organizations interested in learning about the Force.

Source:Star Wars: Episode I: Racer: The Official Nintendo Player’s Guide (2000)

First Appearance: Star Wars Episode I: Racer (1999)

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Kandosii-type dreadnaughts were large vessels used by the Mandalorian clans during their war with the Republic. Heavily armed and armored, the Kandosii’sdesign was stolen from a subjugated species and adapted for the Mandalorian’s conquests. Some later starships, like the Dreadnaught-class heavy cruiser, were designed to resemble these legendary assualt vessels.

Source:Knights of the Old Republic Campaign Guide (Art: Franz Vohwinkel; 2008)

First Appearance: Knights of the Old Republic 15: Days of Fear, Part 3 (2007)

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Crusader-class corvettes were fast starships designed by MandalMotors. Designed as a homage to ancient Mandalorian models, Crusaderswere dangerous counters to starfighters. They were heavily armed and equipped with advanced point defense weaponry to counter swarms of smaller ships.

Source:Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption (2006)

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The Seyugi Dervishes were an order of Force-sensitive assassins based on Recopia, in the Core. Using the Force to enhance their unarmed combat abilities and stealth, the Dervishes were not necessarily followers of the dark side, rather, they viewed the Force as a tool to accomplish their goals, whatever they may be. They were hunted to near extinction by the Jedi Order, although some froze themselves in carbonite in a hidden temple on Recopia, waiting to be freed.

Source:Coruscant and the Core Worlds (Art: Scott Fischer, 2003)

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t’landa Til were a species of large reptilian quadrupeds origianlly native to Varl. A distinct relative of the Hutts, sharing much of their appearance and immunity to mind tricks, the t’landa Til also migrated to Nal Hutta following Varl’s destruction. t’landa Til were not as influential galactically as the Hutts, but nevertheless worked with their cousins in their cartel.

Source:Lords of Nal Hutta (Art: Jon Bosco; 2015)

First Appearance: The Paradise Snare (1997)

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Boz Pity was a habitable planet located in the Mid Rim. A lush world of plains, Boz Pity was once home to the large Gargantelle species, who in ancient times were driven to extinction at the directive of the Hutts. Their slow demise let them construct many massive monuments, and Boz Pity was colloquially known as “the graveyard planet.”

Source:The Essential Atlas (2009)

First Appearance: Obsession 3 (2005)

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Saleucami was an arid planet located in the Outer Rim. A Pantoran colony, Saleucami was an important trade center and strategic target for the Republic during the Clone Wars. Much of Saleucami was wilderness, with cities being located in large craters created by frequent meteor showers. Due to extreme daytime temperatures, most business was conducted after nightfall.

Source:The Essential Atlas (2009)

First Appearance: Republic 72 (2004)

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K’Kruhk was a Whiphid Jedi Master who was notorious for being extremely difficult to kill, surviving the Clone Wars and the Jedi Purge. Known for his signature hat, K’Kruhk was a gentle, thoughtful being, who handled a lightsaber with stunning expertise. His great strength and constitution lent themselves to his longevity, despite being killed many times.

Source:Dark Times 6: Parallels, Part 1 (Art: Zach Howard; 2007)

First Appearance: Jedi Council: Acts of War 1 (2000)

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Grizz Frix was a human pilot and member of the Rebellion. Born on oppressive Devaron, Frix was inspired by the writings of Mon Mothma to join the Alliance. On a fast track to become part of Rogue Squadron, Frix suffered an accident during training that prevented Alliance Command from selecting him. Frix became a supply escort, and a cynic.

Source:Star Wars: Behind the Magic (1998)

First Appearance: Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (1983)

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Flight helmets were a type of headgear commonly wore by beings piloting starfighters. In military organizations like the Rebellion, certain helmets were worn by certain starfighter wings. Usually, these helmets included some atmospheric comfort technology as well as a microphone. Many nonhuman versions of flight helmets existed.

Source:Star Wars: The Complete Visual Dictionary (2006)

First Appearance: Star Wars (1977)

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I repainted Jacen twice, and Jaina 6 times before giving up.
I never read beyond the Yuuzhan Vong stuff, as i found it to be a fitting end, based on the books I did read in the EU. Like everything lead up to that, and then you know… Empire.. Republic.. Working together, nice stuff.
Also, chiss had no pupils in Legends, and same facial bone structure as humans, which is why they were painted differently here.
Also painted Stent like that one Thrawn image..

In order: Thrawn, Jacen, Jaina, Mara Jade, Karrde, Jag, Stent and Pellaeon.