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The Jedi Archives are the galaxy's greatest repository of knowledge, and Madame Jocasta Nu is their Chief Librarian. She helps other Jedi find information in the Archive using its data terminals, and she controls access to the restricted contents of its Holocron Vault. Jocasta Nu can sometimes be too confident in thinking that the Archives contain the correct answers to all questions.
R4-P17 was an astromech droid assigned to Obi-Wan Kenobi, and assisted the Jedi Master on many missions, from Kamino and Geonosis to Teth and Tatooine. She was destroyed during the Battle of Coruscant when buzz droids swarmed Obi-Wan’s fighter, ripping the faithful droid’s dome from her metal body.
The foreman of the Techno Union, Wat Tambor was one of the original and most fervent Separatist leaders, pledging his loyalty and his battle droid armies to Count Dooku at a pivotal meeting on Geonosis. Later in the war, Tambor was appointed emir of Ryloth. His occupation was a cruel one, in which Tambor stripped the Twi'leks of whatever valuables he could find, then bombed their villages.
San Hill was a male Muun who was the chairman of the InterGalactic Banking Clan at the onset of the Clone Wars and signed Count Dooku’s treaty. He served as the IG representative on the Separatist Council until he was murdered unceremoniously by the Sith Lord Darth Vader shortly after the end of the war.
A wise and patient Jedi Master, the Togruta Shaak Ti fought at the Battle of Geonosis, and supervised the training of clone cadets on Kamino. There, she struggled to balance the necessity of producing capable troopers with compassion for the clones as living beings. Ti helped defend Kamino against Separatist attack, balancing assignments in the field with her duties on the Jedi Council. During the final years of the Jedi Master Shaak Ti served on the Jedi Council. Ti joined the rescue mission to that led to the first battle of the Clone Wars. During the Clone Wars, Ti supervised the training of clone cadets on , working alongside mercenary instructors and scientists. She served as a mentor to cadets such as and defended Kamino against a Late in the war, Ti had to deal with a mystery: a tumor found in the brain of a clone trooper named . Ti found herself in a power struggle with the Kaminoans, and wrestling with disturbing questions about the clones’ origin and ultimate purpose.
General Grievous was a brilliant Separatist military strategist and a feared Jedi hunter, known for his ruthlessness and hacking cough. His body itself was a weapon, allowing him lightning quick strikes and devastating blows. But he was also quick to run from a fight, a tactic that worked until one final meeting with Obi-Wan Kenobi.
A massive Wookiee general, Tarfful helped defend his native Kashyyyk during the Clone Wars. A distress signal brought Tarfful and his most trusted warriors rushing to Chewbacca's help against the hated Trandoshans on the hunting grounds of Wasskah. Later, Tarfful and Chewbacca fought side by side with General Yoda on the battlegrounds of Kashyyyk.
A level-headed ship officer schooled in diplomacy, and a capable pilot entrusted to ferry about the royal family of Alderaan, Captain Antilles served in Bail Organa's command staff. He was part of the bridge crew of Organa's diplomatic cruiser, a role he would continue during the time Princess Leia served as Senator of Alderaan.
A pale Umbaran, Sly Moore served as Palpatine’s senior administrative aide during his chancellorship, attending to countless affairs of state. Moore’s enigmatic silence made her the object of considerable curiosity on Coruscant, with rumors abounding about her past and mysterious abilities she supposedly possessed.
Greeting Obi-Wan Kenobi during his search for General Grievous on windswept Utapau was Port Administrator Tion Medon. The tall, gaunt Utapaun initially feigned ignorance about Grievous' whereabouts, but then whispered a warning to Kenobi. Grievous was indeed on the planet, hiding on the tenth level of the sinkhole city with an army of thousands of battle droids.
The Mandalorian, known to some as Din Djarin, is a battle-worn bounty hunter, making his way through a dangerous galaxy in an uncertain age. Reunited with Grogu, Djarin undertakes a new quest to reclaim a place in Mandalorian society as his scattered people unite to take a stand against the Imperial remnant.
A mysterious child pursued by bounty hunters on behalf of Imperial interests, the foundling Grogu found protection with the Mandalorian Din Djarin. Through their adventures and journeys through the galaxy, young Grogu is honing remarkable abilities. Although he previously trained as a Jedi, Grogu has chosen to return to Din's side and continues to share his adventures as they take a stand against the Imperial remnant.
Once an expeditor for the Bounty Hunters Guild, Greef Karga ran the trade on Nevarro, a middle-man, a connector between clients and bounty hunters. Now Magistrate of Nevarro, Greef is cleaning up the rough-and-tumble world with the help of Marshal Cara Dune.
Bounty hunting is a complicated profession, but in exchange for efficiency and anonymity, a mysterious man known only as the Client is prepared to pay handsome rewards in currency befitting the particular mercenary. For example, to secure the services of a Mandalorian for a rare and valuable quarry, he will exchange a cache of beskar steel bearing the signet of the Galactic Empire.
The Empire may have fallen, but Moff Gideon still commands an impressive retinue of death troopers and spotless stormtroopers. Once a sector governor, in the years after the Battle of Endor Gideon still clings to the trappings of his former position of power.
Weapons are part of the Mandalorian religion, and the Armorer serves as the high priestess of these ways, expertly crafting impenetrable beskar armor from her seat at the mouth of the cryo-forge. Her armor a mix of ornate and ceremonial garb, exotic furs, and reinforced gauntlets to protect her flesh from the searing heat.
Before the Great Purge, a Mandalorian dressed in the fashion of the heavy infantry would have held a special place among the warriors, his solid frame made to withstand the weight of his specialized weaponry, including shouldering a jetpack. After the fall of the Empire, at least one such fighter grudgingly makes his home on Nevarro, forced into hiding with his kin and living in the shadows.
A gifted warrior, Bo-Katan Kryze is a legendary Mandalorian and sister to the Duchess Satine, whose peaceful rule ended during the Clone Wars. During the time of the Clone Wars, Bo-Katan served as . The militaristic splinter group sought to restore ’s warrior past, an ideal which Bo-Katan held -- even if it meant ousting her sister, While Bo-Katan was loyal to Vizsla, she had reservations concerning Death Watch’s alliance with two beings they discovered in an escape pod: the . Having found the Sith after they were soundly defeated at the hands of , Bo-Katan questioned the wisdom of joining forces with beings she deemed “no better than Jedi.” Maul her for the remark, but she remained strong in her convictions. Following the Sith’s lead in a scheme to take over Mandalore, Death Watch became part of the : an alliance with criminal organizations including the . Vizsla, however, informed Bo-Katan that once the Shadow Collective assumed control of the planet, he would betray the Sith and claim the throne. As orchestrated by Maul, the underworld gangsters launched an attack on the Mandalorian capital city of Sundari. When all seemed lost, Death Watch swooped in to save the day and arrested Duchess Satine. With the staged battle complete and Mandalore won, Vizsla turned on the Sith. He jailed Maul and Opress, but was challenged to a death duel by Maul. After a vicious battle, Maul dispatched the Death Watch leader with a violent beheading; Bo-Katan refused to serve a Sith, and freed her sister from prison. Satine was recaptured, however, as part of a larger plot to lure Obi-Wan Kenobi to Mandalore. Finally, Maul had his revenge against his nemesis, and killed Satine before the Jedi’s eyes. Bo-Katan, while devastated at the loss of her sister, helped Obi-Wan escape from Maul’s clutches. She vowed that Mandalore would survive this terrible turn of events. After Death Watch was no more, Bo-Katan and a select few, including to ask Ahsoka Tano to unite against their common enemy — Although the Republic and the Jedi were reticent to aid in the endeavor, Jedi General eventually agreed to let some clones from the 501st Legion assist Bo-Katan's Mandalorian forces to avoid a swift defeat on her home planet. In the city of Sundari, Maul's arrival sparked the beginning of the siege of was captured and the Republic's troops had him in custody and headed offworld, it was up to the remaining Mandalorians to find a way to restore order to their planet. , Bo-Katan refused to surrender to the tyranny. Years later, she joined with rebel Sabine Wren to help destroy an Imperial weapon that targeted Mandalorian armor. After their victory, to Bo-Katan. She accepted, finally uniting Mandalore. But at some point Kryze lost the Darksaber, and after the fall of the Empire she struggled to unite her scattered people without the symbol of the throne. On the watery world of Trask, she met the Mandalorian . She later agreed to help Djarin infiltrate Moff Gideon's light cruiser, intent on reclaiming the Darksaber from him while Din rescued the kidnapped Grogu. But after Djarin bested in battle, he won the throne of Mandalore, further disrupting her plans.
Former Jedi Knight Ahsoka Tano once served as the Padawan learner to the Jedi Anakin Skywalker during the Clone Wars. A respected leader and warrior attuned to the light side of the Force, Ahsoka grew into a formidable fighter before the Empire’s reign changed the course of galactic history. Although she walked away from the Jedi Order, she continued to stand up for those fighting for peace and justice in the galaxy long after the fall of the Republic.
The prickly proprietor of Hangar 3-5 in the Mos Eisley Spaceport, Peli Motto makes a living by renting hangar space to wayward travelers and charging to refuel and repair their battered ships. With the help of a trio of pit droids, she can make quick work of the worst carbon scoring, but she's willing to tackle the job herself for an additional fee. Although she seems grizzled and abrasive at first blush, she has a compassionate side.
A veteran of the Galactic Civil War who fought under the banner of the Rebellion, Cara Dune is a seasoned warrior who hails from Alderaan. After the fall of the Empire, she reinvented herself first as a mercenary, and most recently as the Marshal of Nevarro.
Quick-witted and sly, Fennec Shand made a name for herself as an elite assassin for the galaxy’s top crime syndicates, including the Hutts. After the fall of the Empire, her skills make her a sought-after mercenary, but bounty hunters who have experience in the professions know that if you go after her, you won't make it past sunrise. In the early days of the Empire, Fennec Shand made a name for herself as a skilled bounty hunter. Soon after Order 66, Fennec was hired by to track down the young clone called , while Taun We hired the bounty hunter for the same job. Although both succeeded in tracking the child, Shand was ultimately called off by her employer. In the years that followed, Fennec’s work led to her gaining a reputation as a master assassin for the crime syndicates of the underworld. With a keen eye and a sniper rifle, Shand could make her mark without ever showing her face. However after the fall of the Empire, Shand became a target herself. After a standoff in the Tatooine desert with , a beskar-armored Mandalorian, Shand was gravely injured and left for dead. But another famed bounty hunter, , rescued Shand. And after her damage was mended, Fennec helped Fett reclaim his Firespray gunship from Jabba the Hutt’s former palace and agreed to be his partner. Whether taking on the Imperial remnant to help free Grogu from imprisonment, capturing Bib Fortuna’s throne, or taking on the Pyke Syndicate, Shand remained at Fett’s side for some time.
A vapor farmer on Arvala-7, Kuiil came to seek peace in an out of the way world, which is now being trespassed upon by criminals and mercenaries. He has worked a lifetime to be free of servitude, and offers valuable skills for those willing to meet his price.
One of a series of dangerous assassin droids largely outlawed in the galaxy, IG-11 is a hired gun programmed to follow Bounty Hunters Guild protocols to the letter. Reliable and durable, IG-11's thin body is built on an armored substrate that can withstand repeated assaults. It is against his programming to be captured, and he has built-in last-ditch fail-safes to prevent that from ever happening.