The onset of the Corellia-GA War, followed by the Alliance's war with the Confederation, forced the Jedi Council to make some harsh decisions. While the Jedi Order was sworn to support the Galactic Alliance, many of the Jedi Council's members openly criticized Jacen Solo and Cha Niathal when they began manipulating the law to take control of the Alliance for themselves. Grand Master Luke Skywalker was eventually forced to confront the fact that his nephew had become a tyrant, and he declared that the Jedi Order was no longer able to support the Galactic Alliance. For a short period of time, the Jedi Council contained members from within the Jedi Order and from the government, so that its actions could be monitored. In the wake of the Second Galactic Civil War, the Jedi Council reverted to an all-Jedi body, and included Jedi Masters Skywalker, Kyle Katarn, Octa Ramis, Saba Sebatyne, Cilghal, Kenth Hamner, Corran Horn, and Kyp Durron. Grand Master Skywalker was forced to accept a ten-year exile from the activities of the Jedi Order, in exchange for amnesty from any repercussions the Galactic Alliance might have levied against the Jedi following Jacen Solo's fall to the Dark Side of the Force. Master Hamner was chosen to serve as the leader of the Jedi Council during this time, although he chose not to take on the title of Grand Master until he was forced into it. (E1, IG1, SWI62, DW, OWS, IS3, E3N, KOTOR2, DN3, LF2, LF6, SWI99, EGF, FJ2, FJ3)

Jedi Council Chamber
This the name given to the circular room located atop the Jedi Council Spire, part of the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, during the last decades of the Old Republic. It had windows along all its walls, providing a complete 360-degree view of the cityscape below. (PJSB, OF)

Jedi Council Spire
This was the southwest spire of the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, and served as the hub of all the activities of the Jedi Order. The Council Chamber was located at its apex, providing a complete view of the cityscape below. (PJSB)

Jedi Council Tower
see Jedi Council Spire (SWCL)

Jedi Covenant, The
This was another name for The Covenant. (KORH)

Jedi Credit
Also known as JedCreds, these Corellian medallions were minted whenever a native of Corellia became a Jedi Master. Corran Horn's real grandfather, Nejaa Halcyon, gave a number of these to his friends and relatives, including Rostek Horn. Rostek later passed it to Hal Horn, who passed it to his own son, Corran. (XWN, KT)

Jedi Cruiser
This was another name used to describe the Venator-class Star Destroyer. It stemmed from the fact that many of these ships, which were the flagships of various Old Republic fleets, were commanded by Jedi Generals. (CWVG)

Jedi Crusaders
This was another name used to describe the Revanchists, those Jedi Knights who actively participated in the Mandalorian Wars, some 3,963 years before the Battle of Yavin. After Lucien Draay was appointed to the Jedi Council, any member of the Jedi Crusaders who refused to renounce their support for the war were ordered to be arrested on sight, as part of the Council's plans to let the Mandalorians destroy themselves from the inside. (KOR4, KOR9)

Jedi Dreamer
This custom-built New Republic scout craft was commanded by Korren Starchaser. It measured 51.8 meters in length, and was streamlined for flight in atmospheres. It required a pilot and co-pilot to operate, and could accommodate up to four passengers and ten metric tons of cargo. It was armed with a pair of front-mounted laser cannons and a turret-mounted tractor beam projector. (SWJ6, SWJ8)

Jedi Enclave
This was the name used to describe the facility that housed the Coruscant-based members of Luke Skywalker's new Jedi Order, in the wake of the war against the Yuuzhan Vong. The massive facility was similar in many respects to the old Jedi Temple, but was considered more of a secondary facility that supported the efforts of the Jedi facility on Ossus. (LF1)

Jedi Enclave
This was another name for the Almas Academy. (REPL)

Jedi Expeditionary Task Force
This task force was formed by the Jedi High Council, during the final stages of the Mandalorian Wars, to investigate any possible role the Jedi Order could play in ending the conflict. For years, the High Council had refused to get involved in the war until concrete evidence of Mandalorian atrocities. They believed that there was nothing special about the Mandalorians that warranted Jedi aid. This changed when Malak, Revan, and Ferroh returned from the planet Cathar with evidence of the near-extermination of the Cathar race by Cassus Fett. (KOR14)

Jedi Explorer
The sleek, new, two-man starship Luke Skywalker used just to go to Ossus with Kam Solusar and search for the ancient Jedi lore that might be hidden there. It was designed to navigate uncharted hyperspace routes, and had a huge cargo hold. It also transported an experimental T-77 airspeeder for planet-side use. It was well-armed with laser and ion cannons. (DE2)

Jedi Explorer II
The second of the new, two-man starships Luke Skywalker used. He flew this one to Ossus to try and head off Palpatine's attempt to obtain Ysanna bodies from which to manufacture clones. (EE)

Jedi Flow
This simple game, developed by the Jedi Knights, taught an individual to understand and feel the energy of the Force. By studying the Jedi Flow, a being could learn to allow the Force to flow across and around the "boulders" and obstacles within one's body. By moving these emotion and physical barriers, the Force could flow more freely, allowing the individual to reach a deeper connection to the world around them. The achievement of the Jedi Flow involved bringing into unity one's breathing, motion, and alignment. In this way, the Jedi Flow was also an excellent military training exercise, as Kit Fisto discovered while training a group of ARC troopers on Ord Cestus. (TCD)

Jedi Forge
This was one of the handful of ceremonies that were attributed to the followers of the Ashla, on the planet Tython, during the years following the Force Wars. The ceremony was named both figuratively and literally. During the ceremony, potential Force-users were required to take control of the Force and forge a blade of steel into a sword. With enough control, the candidates honed the blade to incredible sharpness, as well as centering their own connection to the Force. Over time, the ceremony was altered when it was discovered that laser beams could be controlled in such a way as to form a blade of pure light and energy, and the first lightsabers were created. (NECH)

Jedi General
This was the rank given to those members of the Jedi Order who were given command of an Army Corps or Army Legion, during the height of the Clone Wars. Each Jedi General worked side-by-side with a Clone Marshal Commander to lead the Corps. (SWI84)

Jedi Giant
This was the reverential term used by the Yuuzhan Vong to describe Ganner Rhysode, after Ganner's death on Coruscant shortly after the planet was reformed into the new Yuuzhan'tar. Ganner had given his life to protect Jacen Solo, who was attempting to make contact with the World Brain on Coruscant. Drawing incredible energy from the Force, Ganner had single-handedly killed or injured hundreds of Yuuzhan Vong warriors, before eventually succumbing to their sheer numbers. However, his bravery and determination in the face of certain death earned him an incredible measure of respect from the Yuuzhan Vong. After his death, they believed that Ganner lived on in the afterlife as the Guardian of the Gate to the Lands of the Dead. His blazing lightsaber shone in the darkness, forbidding the spirits of the Dead from returning through the Gate to harass the living. Above the Gate, the Yuuzhan Vong believed, were the words "None Shall Pass," written in Basic, as these were the last words Ganner cried before the Yuuzhan Vong attacked him. After his death, Ganner was also referred to as "The Ganner", as if he were a new Yuuzhan Vong god. (T)

Jedi Heresy, The
This was another name for The Message, used originally by Supreme Overlord Shimrra but eventually finding its way into regular use. (FH3)

Jedi High Council
Although many beings associated this name with the ancient Jedi Council of the Old Republic, it was brought to the mainstream when Luke Skywalker formed a new Jedi Order during the years following the war against the Yuuzhan Vong. This new incarnation of the Jedi High Council was actually created during the Yuuzhan Vong war, when Master Skywalker realized that he needed to provide more guidance to the many Jedi Knights who were fighting throughout the galaxy. The initial members of his inner circle included himself; his wife, Mara Jade Skywalker; Kenth Hamner; Jacen Solo, his sister Jaina, and his younger brother Anakin; the healers Cilghal and Tekli; Kyp Durron; and Octa Ramis. Under Master Skywalker's guidance, this group agreed to become part of the Galactic Alliance's Advisory Council, in an effort to unite their forces against their common enemy, the Yuuzhan Vong. In order to balance the Jedi with the non-Jedi, the High Council's membership was reduced to Master Skywalker, Cilghal, Kenth Hammner, Saba Sebtayne, Tresina Lobi, and Kyp Durron. The Jedi continued to serve as part of the Advisory Council for several years, until Master Skywalker realized that the new Jedi Order could no longer be viewed as an extension of the galactic government. Thus, the true Jedi High Council was established during the Swarm War, with Master Skywalker serving as the Grand Master of the Jedi. Assisting him on the High Council were Mara Jade Skywalker, Cilghal, Corran Horn, Kyle Katarn, and Kyp Durron. This body worked well for several years, until Jacen Solo rose to power as the Sith Lord known as Darth Caedus. When Skywalker severed all ties to the Galactic Alliance, he took the new Jedi Order to the hidden world of Shedu Maad. There, he reformed the Jedi High Council and created the Masters' Council, hoping to use the combined knowledge and experience of his Jedi Masters to find a way to defeat Caedus. (IWE1, BP, EV1, DW, DN3, LF2, KOR2)

Jedi Holocron
This was the term used by Luke Skywalker to describe the Tedryn Holocron, when the device was recovered from the planet Byss by Skywalker's sister, Leia Organa Solo. (EGF)

Jedi Holocron
This was a specialized variant of a standard holocron, developed to store the wisdom, lore, and training of Jedi Masters. Most Jedi Holocrons were created prior to the Battle of Ruusan, and very few survived the era of the New Order, as Emperor Palpatine collected all manner of holocrons - both Sith and Jedi - from which to garner new information about the use of the Force. (JS, CVD)

Jedi Hunter
This was the nickname given to the lightsaber-wielding, humanoid battles droid that were produced by the Separatists during the height of the Clone Wars. These droids were named Jedi Hunters because their primary mission was to locate and confront Jedi Knights on the battlefield. (OWS)

Jedi Hunters
This was the name of the gang of bounty hunters who worked on the planet Cularin, during the height of the Clone Wars. They adopted the name Jedi Hunters because they answered the call of the Separatists to bring in Jedi Knights for interrogation. The presence of the Jedi Hunters on Cularin forced the Jedi Knights at the Almas Academy to be mindful of their activities, which hampered their ability to protect the system. (LFCW)

Jedi Interceptor
This was a common name used to describe the Eta-2 Actis Interceptor, since most of these swift starfighters were flown by Jedi Knights during the Clone Wars. (SWI82, SSOG)

Jedi Jewels
This was the term used to describe a mysterious pair of Jedi Knights who led a small band of clone troopers into battle during the height of the Clone Wars. (SWMW)

Jedi Justice Cruiser
Developed by Republic Shipyards for the express use of the Jedi Knights, these 68-meter-long gunboats were heavily-armed and protected. Each Jedi Justice Crusier carried a turret-mounted double turbolaser cannon, an ion cannon, and a pair of concussion missile launchers. Requiring a crew of five Jedi to operate, each of these ships could accommodate up to seven passengers and 100 metric tons of cargo. After the events of the Stark Hyperspace Conflict, many of the Jedi Justice Cruisers in service were decommissioned by order of the Jedi Council, which eliminated the ships in an effort to eliminate the Senate's fear of the Jedi Order's military might. (PJSB)

Jedi Killer
This was the term used by many residents of the Cularin System to describe General Grievous, who caused havoc in the system during the early stages of the Clone Wars. (LFCW)

Jedi Killers
This was a common nickname used by smugglers and other lowlifes to describe those JK-series security droids that were modified to serve as combat droids. Because of several documented battles in which a JK-series droid defeated a Jedi Knight in combat, the name "Jedi Killers" became a popular nickname for the droids. (TCD)

Jedi Knighthood
This was the status given to those Jedi Padawans who survive their Jedi Trials and became Jedi Knights. (CN1)

Jedi Knights
The Jedi Knights were the guardians of peace and justice from the early beginnings of the Old Republic. They were highly trained in the use of the Force, and employed the elegant lightsaber as their weapon of choice. In the beginning, the Jedi were merely scientists and scholars who debated on the unusual energy field - the Force - which seemed to eminate from certain individuals. Over time, as knowledge and understanding of the Force grew, this loose affiliation coalesced into the Jedi Order. They protected the Republic from all threats, including the Clone Wars. They were also used to settle disputes and contentions for rulership due to their overall neutrality and their ability to search out the truth via the Force. After the destruction caused by the Great Hyperspace War and the Great Sith War, the Jedi and the Old Republic began to work much closer together, combining their strengths to ensure no further threats to the galaxy erupted into full-scale war. However, over time, the Jedi became a highly insular Order, and rarely mixed with the very citizens they were sworn to protect. They wrapped themselves in rules which stagnated the Order and turned their connection to the Force into more of a scientific relationship. However, their connections to the Force still gave them great power. When Senator Palpatine put his plans in motion to take control of the galaxy, he realized that the Jedi Knights were the only true faction that could stand between himself and the galaxy. Working behind the scenes, he orchestrated events that would lead to the destruction of the Jedi Order. Although the Clone Wars painted the Jedi as heroes, the simple command to execute Order 66 cast their intentions into doubt, and those beings who had come to think of the Jedi as insular quickly came to hate them. In short order, the Jedi Order which had numbered more than 10,000 strong at its height had been reduced to nothing. The Jedi Purge was considered a success, although Jedi Masters Obi-Wan Kenobi and Yoda managed to escape the killings.

Despite Palpatine's efforts, though, many Force-sensitive beings managed to survive the Jedi Purge, including Luke Skywalker and Streen, simply because they were not adept enough to control the Force. It had been estimated that there were 10,000 Jedi active in the galaxy at the time when Senator Palpatine took control of the galaxy. As Luke Skywalker began training new Jedi more than twenty years after the fall of the Old Republic, there were roughly 100 active Knights when the Yuuzhan Vong invaded the galaxy, with dozens more in training. During the conflict their numbers were reduced by half, and most of the survivors were children who were not yet trained enough to become full Jedi Knights. As Master Skywalker contemplated his new understanding of the Force - not a simple delineation between light and dark, but a more profound definition of the ways in which good and evil fight for control of an individual - he chose not to return the Jedi to their roles as an unbiased police force. Luke reasoned that the Jedi Knights of the Old Republic were once a meditative order that was drawn deeper and deeper into the machinations of the Republic when its Chancellors called for their help in mediating disputes. As this call for help escalated into the battle legions of the Clone Wars, the Jedi became less interested in the nature of the Force and more interested in separating good and evil into light and dark halves to the Force. The Jedi of the Old Republic, according to Skywalker, lost sight of the fact that the Force moved through an individual, not from them. In the end, Skywalker chose to allow Kam Solusar and Tionne to re-establish a training center on Ossus, which served as the foundation for a new Jedi Order.

In the wake of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion, the new Jedi Knights abandoned the original Jedi Code and sought to use their connection to the Force to determine the morally right course of action. With the combination of the Light Side and the Dark Side into a single notion of the Force, a new Jedi Knight was free to use whatever means necessary to ensure that the Force remained in balance. Many within the Galactic Alliance feared that this simply allowed the Jedi to rationalize any actions within the context of something that very few beings understood, thereby giving them free rein to do as they pleased. (E3, E4, E5, E6, DMSH, SWRPG, PJSB, UF, DN1, CWTV01)

Jedi Library
Located in the Lost City of the Jedi, this building holds records of the Jedi from thousands of years before the Galactic Civil War. It houses a vast central computer, as well as archives of ancient manuscripts and books. It was rumored that all the knowledge of all the intelligent races of the galaxy was stored there. (LCJ)

Jedi Library of Ossus
see Great Library of the Jedi (GORW)

Jedi Library, The
This was another name for the Jedi Archives, during the final years of the Old Republic. (SWI94)

Jedi Masters
Those Jedi Knights who became extremely talented and powerful in the use of the Force were often trained to become Jedi Masters. The criteria were for becoming a Jedi Master were somewhat nebulous, and over time it became mainly an honorific to describe those Jedi Knights who had taken on a Padawan learner and successfully them to become a Jedi Knight themselves. Sometimes, an individual who performed as an exemplar of the Jedi Order would also be given the title of Jedi Master. The position of Jedi Master was, however, actually bestowed upon an individual, but the Jedi Council made no formal declaration about the differentiating factors. The Jedi Masters' roles were varied, from teaching the young Jedi Knights in the use of The Force to acting as intermediaries for the Old Republic.

During the early years of the Jedi Order, Jedi Masters often took more than one apprentice, spreading their knowledge whenever possible. This all changed after the Battle of Ruusan, when the Jedi Knights believed that they had become too scattered to control. Taking a cue from the Sith, the Jedi Council limited a Master to a single Padawan learner. This limitation was removed in the wake of the Battle of Endor, as Master Luke Skywalker was forced to train as many individuals as possible to rebuild the Jedi Order. The Jedi Masters were not exempt from Palpatine's Jedi purge, and the Jedi Master Yoda was the only known Master to survive. Yoda was able to pass on his vast knowledge of the Force to Luke Skywalker, who continued to train in the use of the Force after Yoda's death and become the newest Jedi Master.

It was rumored that the best and truest Jedi Masters do not truly die, but move on to some mystical state of being. Their physical bodies cease to exist, but their living essence was absorbed by the Force. No explanation had ever been given for this occurance, but it had also been observed that certain Jedi Knights have also disappeared after dying. (E5, E6, JS, SWI68, PJSB, CWVG)

Jedi Masters' Council
This was another name for the Masters' Council that governed activities of the Jedi Order, both during ancient times and during the years following the Second Galactic Civil War. (FJ1)

Jedi Meld
see Battle-meld (OF)

Jedi Mind Juice
This was the name given to the viscous, greenish fluid secreted by the cochlera of the planet Genarius. It was named for the fact that, when harvested and immediately vacuum-sealed, it could be imbibed to give the drinker limited protection against The Force. This property was not widely documented, as no scientific investigation was done. (LFC)

Jedi Mind Trick
see Force Mind Trick (JKAP)

Jedi Order
This was the name given to the complete membership of Jedi Padawans, Knights, and Masters, as well as the guidelines for their training and actions. During the early millennia of the Old Republic, the Jedi Order was separate from the government, existing as a group of monastic warriors who contemplated the Force and their place in the galaxy. Over time, the Jedi Order agreed to serve as the peacekeepers of the galaxy, working with the Old Republic to ensure that justice was carried out. The Jedi Order was nearly wiped out in the wake of the Great Sith War, when the surviving Sith Lords banded together and decimated the Jedi Council. The surviving Jedi fled to Dantooine, and eventually rebuilt the Order. The Jedi Temple on Coruscant was restored to operational status, and the Jedi began to help the Republic restore peace in the galaxy. The struggles of the Kanz Disorders and the Mandalorian Wars stretched the Jedi Order thin, and made them unprepared for the Great Galactic War and the Sacking of Coruscant. Once again, the Jedi Order had been almost wiped out, with six members of the Jedi Council having been killed when the Jedi Temple was destroyed, but the survivors fled to Tython to begin rebuilding. Unlike other such instances, however, the struggles of the Jedi Order during this period led to public outcry, with many beings openly questioning why the Jedi Knights were not able to prevent the Sith Empire from returning to power.

Centuries later, during the Draggulch Period, the role of the Jedi Order began to change, especially after several Jedi served as Supreme Chancellors of the Republic in order to help the Republic regain a measure of control and leadership. A little more than a millennium before the Galactic Civil War, the Jedi Order was placed under the control of the Judicial Department by Supreme Chancellor Tarsus Valorum, although its actions were governed by the Galactic Senate. In this relationship, the Senate oversaw the activities of the Jedi Order, but the Jedi were free to carry out their missions within their own guidelines. The Jedi Order of this time was governed by the twelve-member Jedi Council, which made the final decisions on the missions that were carried out by the Jedi Knights. At this time, the membership of the Jedi Order numbered more than 10,000 beings strong, one of the largest memberships of the Order's existence. Many citizens of the galaxy at this time believed that the Jedi Order have become too insular, and was no longer in touch with the people they had sworn to protect. After Emperor Palpatine destroyed the Jedi Knights with the execution of Order 66, the Jedi Order was all but eliminated for many decades. To the galaxy at large, the Jedi were painted as the real traitors of the Clone Wars, as Imperial propaganda implicated the Jedi in the creation of the clone troopers and the manipulation of Senate.

The details surrounding Palpatine's own disfigurement were twisted in such a way that it appeared the Jedi had tried to assassinate him, rather than arrest him, and that he had no choice but to fight back. Darth Vader's brutal assault on the Jedi Temple became a simple call for surrender that was met with lightsaber attacks, forcing the 501st Legion to fire against the Jedi in order to subdue the brewing Jedi Rebellion. To many beings in the galaxy, including some Jedi, the destruction of the Jedi Order in the wake of the Clone Wars was the result of the Order becoming too insular and self-centered. The Jedi Order had become wealthy, almost privileged, and believed that it was entitled to exist forever. This sentiment was especially strong in the Outer Rim Territories, where beings had already felt they were disenfranchised by the Galactic Senate. Of course, this was part of Palpatine's plan all along, to discredit the Jedi in the eyes of the beings they had claimed to protect.

When Luke Skywalker finally established his Jedi praxeum on Yavin 4, several decades later, he started out by using the basic guidance he had received from Obi-Wan Kenobi and Yoda as the basis for his own training style. However, he avoided the formation of a new Jedi Order in an effort to separate his students from the government. While this allowed Master Skywalker to rebuild the Jedi Knights, he still had to battle the old prejudices that were formed against the Jedi during the final decades of the Old Republic and the era of the New Order.

When the Yuuzhan Vong invaded the galaxy and challenged all known beliefs about the Force, Master Skywalker was forced to form a new Jedi Order that was based on the knowledge that both the Light and Dark Sides of the Force were simply aspects of a single power. Based on this, the new Jedi Order was founded on the belief that a Jedi Knight should act to ensure that there was balance in the Force, regardless of the way in which they achieved balance.

Unfortunately, in the wake of the Qoribu Crisis, Master Skywalker found that the Jedi Order was losing its way. While embracing this new philosophy, Master Skywalker felt that the Jedi had lost their identity and their place in the galaxy. Thus, he vowed to become more of a leader and less of a guide, hoping that the re-establishment of a leadership council would restore the Jedi to their rightful place as the guardians of peace and justice in the galaxy. His leadership was never more necessary than when Jacen Solo and Cha Niathal assumed control of the Galactic Alliance, following a thinly-veiled coup in which Chief of State Cal Omas was arrested for breaking the laws Jacen had brought into force.

Luke struggled to reconcile the basic tenets of the Jedi Order with the changing political situation, and the murder of his wife, Mara Jade Skywalker, did little to help him. Eventually, however, Luke came to the realization that Jacen Solo was becoming a tyrant, and he declared that the Jedi Order could no longer support the Galactic Alliance. At the Battle of Kuat, the Jedi abandoned their missions, leaving the battlezone and regrouping at Kashyyyk. For the first time in millennia, the Jedi Order existed as a separate entity, as all ties to the galactic government were severed. (PJSB, DN1, DN2, RDV, NECH, LF6, CWTV01, SWORW)

Jedi Praxeum
This was the name chosen by Luke Skywalker to describe the Jedi training facility he established on Yavin 4, during the early years of the New Republic. The word praxeum loosely meant "school," and was first used in this way by an ancient Jedi named Karena, who used it to infer the "distillation of learning combined with action." Luke chose to develop his school as a place of education and discussion, and was always tolerant of individual errors, which Luke believed only helped an individual to grow. This philosphy didn’t provide the New Republic's government with a good sense of security, especially after Kyp Durron destroyed the Carida System. The government chose to ignore these problems, pushing the blame squarely onto Luke's shoulders. (DA, NJOSB)

Jedi Pretty-Boy
This was Aeona Cantor's nickname for Luke Skywalker. (LSSM)

Jedi Prophecies
A series of vague foretellings that predicted the various surges in Dark Side conflicts throughout the galaxy. (DLS)

Jedi Purge
This was the name given to the period of galactic history following the First Battle of Coruscant, after Chancellor Palpatine had revealed himself to be Darth Sidious and assumed control of the galaxy. In order to solidify his position of power, Sidous knew that he needed to eliminate the Jedi Order. His plans began quite simply, sowing public discontent and uncertainty about the Jedi and their goals during the years following the Battle of Naboo. Then, as the Clone Wars erupted across the galaxy, Palpatine cultivated the fear that the Jedi were becoming too powerful and too militant, and the people began to demand more information from the Jedi Council. Unfortunately, the Jedi Council reacted by becoming even more secretive, which served Palpatine's plans without any additional impetus. In the wake of the First Battle of Coruscant, when Palpatine was revealed to be Sidious, Mace Windu and a group of Jedi Masters tried to bring Palpatine to justice. With the help of Anakin Skywalker, Palpatine was able to destroy the Jedi Masters, then went to the Galactic Senate and described the battle as an attempt by the Jedi to seize control - the so-called Jedi Rebellion. With the Senate now behind him, Palpatine issued the command to execute Order 66 to his clone commanders, who were spread across the galaxy fighting the Outer Rim Sieges. Upon hearing the order, the clone commanders turned their weapons on the Jedi Knights and Masters who were fighting alongside them. Within the space of a day, a huge number of Jedi were executed by the clones, and the Jedi Purge was begun. Over the ensuing months and years, Palpatine hunted down any surviving Jedi, until it was believed that only Anakin Skywalker - who had become Darth Vader - was the only surviving member of the former Jedi Order. (WOTC, IS3)

Jedi Rampage
This was the sensationalist term used by the popular media on the planet Coruscant to describe the actions of Jysella Horn, when the young Jedi Knight suddenly experienced a type of Force-related psychosis, several years after the end of the Second Galactic Civil War. Jysella had forced her way out of the Jedi Temple and tried to run away from the other Jedi, whom she believed had been replaced with strange dopplegangers. Once free of the Temple, Jysella drew her lightsaber in order to fend off any pursuit, drawing the attention of several reporters and the Galactic Alliance Security force. The security team surrounded her, and their combined fire was enough to stun Jysella and take her into custody. Although no civilians were harmed, and there was very little property damage, Javis Tyrr used the phrase "Jedi Rampage" in his report on the incident, as much to gain readership as to further his own career. (FJ2)

Jedi Reader
see Force Detector (NEGW)

Jedi Rebellion
This was the term used by Chancellor Palpatine to describe the supposed "uprising" of the Jedi Order against the Old Republic, during the weeks following the First Battle of Coruscant. It was Palpatine himself - disguised as Darth Sidious - who ordered the exterminatio of the Jedi Knights throughout the galaxy, an action he took under the pretext that the Jedi Order was trying to overthrow the Galactic Senate and take control of the galaxy for themselves. Palpatine claimed that the "Jedi Rebellion" was only stopped by the swift thinking and initiative of the clone commanders of the Grand Army of the Republic. (IS3)

Jedi Revolt
This was another name used to describe the so-called Jedi Rebellion. (DN2)

Jedi Robes
The robes of the Jedi Knights, especially those of the Old Republic, were created to give the casual observer the impression of simplicity and sacrifice. The robes of the Jedi Knights were cut from tan or brown cloth, usually of a coarse weave that was easily distinguished from other fabrics. These robes covered the entire body of the Jedi, draping down to the floor and hanging loosely on the arms. A pointed hood was attached to cover the head. The looseness of the robes allowed a Jedi Knight to shed the robes in situation where action was required, especially when confronting a violent opponent. (LLOW)

Jedi Rocks
This jizz tune was made popular by Evar Orbus and His Galactic Wailers. It remained a hit for the band's new incarnation, the Max Rebo Band. The band played this song for Jabba the Hutt, just prior to the planned execution of Luke Skywalker and Han Solo. (SWI67)

Jedi Shadows
This was the name of a secretive band of Jedi Knights who devoted much of their time to gathering information on the users of the Dark Side of the Force, including the Sith. The Shadows were first formed millennia before the Great Sith War, and were often charged with infiltrating Sith territory in order to gather information. With the end of the Great Sith War, the Jedi High Council came to believe the threat of the Sith had diminished or even been exterminated, and the ranks of the Jedi Shadows were slowly reduced. A handful of WatchCircles chose to keep their own Jedi Shadows active, using them on missions where the presence of the Jedi Order needed to be minimized. (TOJC, KORV)

Jedi Shuttle
This was the common term used to describe the fleet of air buses that were modified for use by the Jedi Knights of the Old Republic. These shuttles often had improved hull plating and communications systems. (CHRN2)

Jedi Temple
This building was donated to Luke Skywalker and his new Jedi order by the Reconstruction Authority of the Galactic Alliance, during the years following the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. Located on Coruscant, the new Temple was ostensibly a gift from the government, although most Jedi understood that it was more of a propaganda effort than an actual gift. The Reconstruction Authority had been working to move the center of the galaxy's government back to Coruscant, in an effort to restore the former order of the New Republic. Although Master Skywalker graciously accepted the gift of the new Temple, he did not immediately move the Jedi order's operations from Ossus to Coruscant. In shape, the new Jedi Temple was a gleaming pyramid of stone and transparisteel, and was considered by many to have been one of the most beautiful examples of Rebirth architecture. After the Ossus compound was abandoned in the wake of Master Skywalker's death, the pyramidal Temple on Coruscant became the primary training facility of the new Jedi Order. (DN1, SWLB)

Jedi Temple
Located in the former Galactic City, on the planet Coruscant, this complex of spires and buildings was the base of operations for the Jedi Knights during the last forty generations of the Old Republic. Construction of the Temple was proposed by the Jedi to the Galactic Senate some time after the Great Hyperspace War, and despite the Senate's desire to recognize the efforts of the Jedi in defeating the Sith, the Temple met with many obstacles. First, the Senate feared that a Jedi stronghold on Coruscant would increase the likelihood of another Sith invasion. Second, the Senate wanted to avoid any direct association of the Jedi Order with the government. The Jedi, however, had no intention of making either mistake, and established a training and meditation center that would serve as a temporary base of operations for the Jedi Council. The site chosen for the Jedi Temple was strong with the Force, and was originally set aside as a holy place by the natives of the planet.

In the aftermath of the Great Sith War, both the Jedi and the Senate agreed that a tighter union of their forces would be required to ensure the safety of the galaxy, and the Jedi Temple was allowed to expand and become the center of the Jedi Order. The central Temple Spire rose a kilometer above the surrounding cityscape, and was surrounded by four individual Council towers. All five towers were supported by the main building, which sunk its roots deep into Coruscant's crust. The ziggurat shape of the main building, coupled with the five spires, was meant to symbolize a Padawan's path to enlightment through the Force. It was also meant to focus the energies of the Force, allowing those within to have a near-continual connection to the mystical energy field.

There were several contemplation stations located on each of the four smaller towers, where a Jedi could go be alone with their thoughts. Each of the four towers faced one of the ordinal directions, and they bristled with antennae and sensors that provided the Jedi with continual information from across the galaxy. The front of the building was accessed by the Processional Way, and was defined by huge pylons that depicted images of the Four Masters who founded the temple. Many Jedi historians wondered at the placement of the Temple on Coruscant, where all native life had been swept from the planet by the millennia-long urbanization, and yet more than a trillion beings lived out their lifes.

During the final days of the Clone Wars, the command was issued by Chancellor Palpatine to execute Order 66. This command was part of his sweeping plan to assume control of the galaxy for the Sith. Few beings realized that Palpatine was actually Darth Sidious, and that Anakin Skywalker had fallen from the ranks of the Jedi and assumed a position as Sidious' apprentice, Darth Vader. One of Vader's first acts of obedience was to escort the 501st Legion to the Jedi Temple, where they slaughtered every Jedi who was in the Temple at the time. Vader himself killed the younglings, and no being was left alive in the attack. The firefights that ensued caused large amounts of damage to the Temple, which began to burn, casting a cloud of smoke over the Coruscant skyline. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Master Yoda later infiltrated the Jedi Temple reset the signal that called all remaining Jedi home to the Temple, to prevent further deaths.

In the aftermath of the Jedi Purge begun by Emperor Palpatine, the Temple was allowed to remain standing, but was abandoned and left empty. Propaganda spread by the early Imperial government claimed that the Imperial 501st Legion arrived at the Jedi Temple to bring the Jedi to justice, but were forced to open fire when the Jedi in the Temple ignited their lightsabers and attacked them. During the early months of the New Order, it was rumored that former Jedi Knights were being held prisoner in the Temple, but this was proven to be little more than a ruse that was meant to lure unsuspecting Jedi back to Coruscant. The Jedi Temple became an object of fascination for the local Coruscant residents, and the wealthy even thought it a symbol of status if they were allowed into the building.

Over the following decades, much of the Jedi Temple was destroyed, either by war or demolition, and it was eventually was reduced to rubble. Jedi Master Luke Skywalker debated whether or not to build a new Temple, fearing that such a symbol of a centralized power structure may have led to the downfall of the earlier Jedi Order. In the wake of the war against the Yuuzhan Vong, Skywalker agreed to the construction of a Jedi Enclave on Coruscant, as a satellite of the facility that was established on Ossus. This Coruscant-based facility bore no resemblance to its predecessor, being formed from a collection of pyramid-shaped buildings of various sizes. The new Temple also included a chamber that had no doors or windows, and was built to contain a Force nexus that had been discovered on the planet. (IWE1, COD, PJSB, VD3, E3N, SWDB, LJ3, RDV, SWCL, LF1, LJ9, FJ1, FJ2)

Jedi Temple
This building, erected on the planet Ossus, was the original Jedi Temple. It was destroyed during the Great Sith War, when the Sith destroyed the Cron Cluster and triggered a massive chain of supernovae that scoured the surface of Ossus. (EGF)

Jedi Tower
This was the name given to the cylindrical tower that served as the primary base of operations for the Jedi Knights on Taris, during the years following the Great Sith War. The building was originally purchased by the Jedi Council many years earlier, because its location in the Upper City was set apart from the residential sections of the city. The Jedi Tower was abandoned during the Mandalorian Wars, after the members of The Covenant set off in search of Zayne Carrick and the Mandalorians invaded the planet. The invading Mandalorians took control of the Jedi Tower, and Cassus Fett used the building as his own base of operations, overseeing the invasion and the subjugation of the local population. A mission by the Hidden Beks, aided by Zayne Carrick and Raana Tey, to eliminate Cassus Fett met with disaster when Zayne learned that Fett and the Mandalorians had already left the building. Raana Tey was trapped while trying to escape, and Zayne tried to rescue her. When she used her lightsaber to try and free herself, Marn Hierogryph believed she was trying to kill Zayne, and set off the explosives that were meant for the Mandalorians. The upper floors of the Jedi Tower were destroyed, and the rest of the structure suffered major damage. (KOR7)

Jedi Training Remote
This was a specialized form of remote, that was used by the Jedi Knights of the Old Republic to train Padawans in the use of a lightsaber for defense. (SWI95)

Jedi Trials
This was the name given to the series of milestones a Jedi Padawan learner had to successfully complete to earn the promotion to the status of Jedi Knight. Before the trials could begin, a student had to first construct their own lightsaber and demonstrate proficiency in wielding it, both from an offensive standpoint as well as its use in self-defense. Among the later trials was a demonstration of an individual's facility with the three aspects of the Force: alter, control, and sense. Knowledge of the Jedi Code and its application and the use of sound judgement were also key trials. Lastly, a student had to accept and complete a solo mission, without instruction or guidance from their Master. This mission could be prescribed by the Jedi Council, or it could be a past mission which demonstrated the student's ability to act alone. Only when all the trials were completed, would the Jedi Council consider a student for promotion. (PJSB)

Jedi Underground
This was the name used to describe the underground network of beings who helped Jedi Knights escape persecution at the hands of the Yuuzhan Vong. Many members of the Jedi Underground worked to clear the way for the Great River. (EL1)

Jedi Weapons Master
This was the title given to only a few members of each generation of Jedi Knights, during the centuries leading up to the Battle of Ruusan. The Jedi of this time were known for their martial arts skills and training, and many of these Jedi found that certain studies of the Force allowed them to further enhance their military skills. Those Jedi who spent their lives in training and study could eventually achieve the rank of Jedi Weapons Master. Only a handful of Jedi were ever elevated to the rank of Jedi Weapons Master, and they were revered among the other Jedi for their skills. (DBRT)

Jedi Who Was Shaped, The
This was the term used by the Ryn, and many other races, to describe Tahiri Veila, after she was rescued from the Yuuzhan Vong. (FH2)

Jedi!
This was one of the most popular holovid series of the last years of the Old Republic. Originally written by Palleus Chuff, Jedi! told of the fantastic adventures of fictional members of the Jedi Order. Chuff himself played Master Yoda. (YDR)

Jedidiah
This unusual creature, a member of the Velmoc species, spent most of its life dreaming of becoming a Jedi Knight. However, with the advent of the New Order, Jedidiah's dreams were put into stasis. He became an advisor and confidante to the royal family of Velmor, and pledged himself to keeping the planet free of Imperial control. When the Empire finally subjugated Velmor, Jedidiah arranged to have Prince Denid and his beloved, Loren, flee the planet on a shuttle. In the escape, Jedidiah sustained a number of injuries. The three were forced to crashland on a remote jungle world, and Loren died in the crash. Jedidiah survived, and nursed Denid back to health. However, the crash isolated Jedidiah, and his already damaged mind eventually snapped. He spent the rest of his days bemoaning his lost dream of joining the Jedi, and would only answer to the name "Jedi.". He carried a gnarled wooden stick, claiming it was his lightsaber. Once back on Velmor, Jedidiah regained his touch with the Force when Luke Skywalker used it to help fight Traal and Zelor. Jedidiah went to help Luke, but was shot and killed by Captain Traal. (LTA2, WOTC, MC49)

Jedi-Gon
This was Guerra Derida's nickname for Qui-Gon Jinn. (HP)

Jedi-ling
This was a mild expletive used by officers of the Galactic Empire to describe a Jedi Knight, or any being who believed that the Jedi Order would rise from the ashes and restore peace to the galaxy. (LSSM)

Jedilore
This was the name of a street in the city of Xakrea, on Darkknell. (TFNR)

Jedi's Fire
This was a term used during the last decades of the Old Republic to describe a naturally-occurred weather phenomenon that could also be experienced near force-field generators. Jedi's Fire was essentially a locallized electrostatic discharge that caused the sky to light up with eerie flickers of light. Any being close enough to the discharge experienced the odd sensation of having the electricity dance along their bodies. (MJH)

Jedi-Sith War
see New Sith Wars (VD3)

Jedselk
This man was the planetary governor and second in command of the Imperial garrison on Sellasas, shortly after the Battle of Yavin. He was promoted to the governorship of Dolla after breaking the Alliance siege on Sellasas, and decided to employ Tyionsis Cex as his personal bounty hunter. (GG10)

Jedselk, Amara
This young woman was the daughter of Governer Jedselk of Sellasas. When the Alliance tried to retake the planet, she was caught in the middle of the crossfire. During the battle, she rescued a Srrors'tok warrior, whom she later named Tyionsis Cex. (GG10)

Jee
This Huttese prooun translated into Basic as "I." (GMR5)

Jee ho poka foo creeda
This Huttese declaration, often heard at hotels, translated into Basic as "I will pay with credit". (GPB)

Jee oto ta Huttuk koga
This Huttese phrase translated roughly into Basic as "I like Hutts", although the more literal translation was actually "I want the Hutt-sized bed." (WOTC, GPB)

Jee oto vo blastoh
This Huttese declaration translated into Basic as "I will keep my weapon." (GPB)

Jee vopa du mooljee guma
This Huttese statement, often heard at hotels, translated into Basic as "I would like room service." (GPB)

Jeea, Irra
This Aramandi was a member of the Mila akia, and was a supporter of the Alliance. After the Empire began taking control of Brak Sector, Irra Jeea worked to bring the Mila into the Alliance in order to combat the Imperial forces which were overrunning the sector. (FBS)

Jeeblies
This was a slang term used by Imperial stormtroopers and other military personnel to describe a feeling of unease or fear that sometimes accompanied an individual's first combat experience. Many recruits worried about going into combat, and their commanding officers did everything they could to prevent the jeeblies, to that no man froze up on the front line of battle. (DSTR)

Jeedai
This was the Huttese word for "Jedi". (TF)

Jeedai
This was the Yuuzhan Vong term for a Jedi Knight. (DTO)

Jeejee
When translated into Basic, this Ewok word meant "face." (GPB)

Jee-jee
This was the Huttese pronoun for "we." (GMR5)

Jeeks
When translated into Basic, this Ewok word meant "that." (GPB)

Jeela
Meaning "fair", this was one of the most common names among Rodian females. These names generally described characteristics of historical individuals, and different Rodian clans used up to three names to describe an individual. (GCG)

Jeen, Kibh
This Jedi apprentice was training under Master Qornah some 160 years before the Battle of Naboo, when the pair was dispatched to the Cularin System to investigate the Dark Side energies found on Almas. Qornah was more curious than afraid, but Kibh Jeen was unprepared for the power of the Dark Side of the Force. Upon entering the Cularin System, he began to hear the whispers of the Dark Side, and succumbed to the Dark Side fully when he landed on Almas. In a blind rage, he cut down Master Qornah and entered the ancient Sith temple on the planet. After staying in the temple for several months, Kibh Jeen emerged and began taking control of the Cularin System. He and his servants destroyed large portions of the floating cities on Genarius, until his actions were discovered by the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. During what became known as the Dark Jedi Conflict, Kibh Jeen and his minions were rooted out and destroyed by the Jedi. The story of these events became known as the Ritual Tale of Kibh Jeen, which became one of the many lessons that were taught to new students at the Almas Academy. Note that Jedi vs. Sith: The Essential Guide to the Force places Kibh Jeen's mission to Almas at around 188 years before the Battle of Yavin, about five years earlier than described by the Living Force Campaign. (LFC, EGF)

Jeepeegee
When translated into Basic, this Bocce term meant "viewscreen". (GPB)

Jeera, Naktu
This male Kadas'sa'Nikto was a known associate of Longo Two-Guns during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. Jabba the Hutt issued a bounty for his capture in connection with the ambush of a Twi'lek supply convoy near Mos Gamos, which was eventually claimed by Jango Fett, who was on Tatooine trying to arrange a meeting with Jabba. (BH)

Jeerota
When translated into Basic, this Ewok word meant "friend." (GPB)

Jeers, Engal
This was the name of a noted Ranat individual. (UANT)

Jeeska do sookee koopa moe nanya
This Huttese exclamation translated into Basic as "Keep your suction cups where I can see them!" (GMR4)

Jeeves
Gargon's butler. (GMS)

Jeeza goz dobo upinahex colax
This exclamation from the Bocce language translated into Basic as "Move aside and stop hogging the space lane!", and was most often used when communicating with spaceport control officers. (GPB)

Jeffers
Jeffers served as General Irrv's aide on Culroon III. He was killed when Kloff, feigning submission to the Empire, stabbed him with the ceremonial sword given to Kloff by Irrv. (SWSB)

Jeffrey
This Alliance Corvette was operative during the Galactic Civil War. (XW)

Jeg
This young A'Mar boy was part of the group which participated in the Beastlord's Hunt that took place during the Galactic Civil War, just before Olianna was required to take part in The Vigil. During the hunt, Jeg was injured, and tradition held that the group could not seek aid from their fellow A'Mar. However, as Olianna was protected by a group of off-world adventurers, Jeg's friend Uri'Los approached the adventurers and asked for help. The adventurers were unsure if Jeg had simply had an accident, or had been attacked by some creature, maybe even the Beastlord itself. The simplest way to cure Jeg would have been to allow him to drink from the Wellspring, but this would have violated the basis rules of The Vigil. Thus, the adventurers wre forced to heal Jeg using more traditional medicines. (WOA31)

JegLor
This was a common name among the Meerian race. (GORW, WOTC)

Jeh
This H'Kig glyph was considered too sacred to write out, and was often simply known as "j'," as in the planetary name J't'p'tan. The rough translation of the glyph to Basic yields "the imminent," one of the mystical references of the H'kig religion. (SOL)

Jeh Bonegnawer
This was one of the largest restaurants that could be found in the Mos Eisley Spaceport, on Tatooine, during the early years of the New Republic. In addition to a sizable Corellian menu, the Jeh Bonegnawer also served up a wide variety of live and cooked meals, catering to the diverse palates that lived, worked, and traveled in the spaceport. Tables were often hard to come by, given the restaurant's popularity among travelers and independent spaces, who knew that the food at Jeh Bonegnawer was not too exotic. (GPB)

Jehaat
This Mando'a word meant "lie" or "falsehood." (OWS)

Je'Har
This race was native to the planet Almania, and were much more powerful than the humans which shared the world. Despite their war-like nature, the Je'Har built magnificent cities. Both races supported the Old Republic, and resisted the onslaught of the Empire before pledging allegiance to the New Republic. However, shortly after the death of Grand Admiral Thrawn, the Je'Har began to assert their dominance over their human neighbors. They held the humans at bay, even enslaving them and torturing them as their whim saw fit. There were even reports of wholesale slaughter during the YevethanPurge. One survivor of the Je'Har domination was Dolph, who became somewhat gifted in the use of the Force and saw a way to overthrown the Je'Har. Using his remotely-activated droid bombs, Dolph wiped out the Je'Har, although he spared their leaders. He tortured them for a week, avenging the week of suffering they put his parents through. (TNR)

Jehavey'ir
This Mando'a word meant "ambush." (OWS)

Jehltekk Enhancer Valve
This mechanical valve regulates power flow from a power converter. (CFG)

Jeht, Darrus
This man, distinguished by his black eyes and black hair, was dispatched to Almas to bring word to Lanius Qel-Bertuk and the rest of the Almas Academy that the Jedi Council on Coruscant was recalling all available Jedi from their current locations, to assist in augmenting the forces of the Old Republic during the height of the Clone Wars. A former student of Mace Windu, Jeht had been discovered by Master Windu after an incident involving Jeht's parents. Later, he trained on Almas with Lanius Qel-Bertuk, and it was hoped that his presence would alleviate any hard feelings at the loss of so many Jedi personnel.

Once the order had been understood by the Almas Masters, Jeht was to oversee the transfer of personnel to Coruscant, then remain behind to assist in the continuation of training the Padawans who remained on Almas. In this capacity, he and Lanius spent many hours discussing the galactic situation, as well as honing their combat skills with a lightsaber. Master Jeht was not afraid to introduce non-traditional techniques into his fighting style, as Lanius found out when Darrus chose to kick him in the chest at the start of a duel. Without a chance to react, Lanius crumpled to the ground with the wind knocked out of him, and Darrus' blade at his throat. The duel served as a reminder to both men that they needed to use any and all resources at their disposal to survive the fighting of the Clone Wars. Master Jeht also revealed that he was as skilled with two weapons as with one, and often fought with a midnight-black sword as well as his lightsaber.

Lanius still wondered about Jeht's true purpose on Almas, and a discussion with Master Windu only left him with more questions, especially about Jeht's past. About the only thing Jeht revealed was his love of starships, especially the Legacy.

At the height of the Clone Wars, Master Jeht was dispatched by the Almas Academy to locate the gangster known only as "R." He was later stranded briefly on a swamp-covered world, after his starship was shot down by a Dark Jedi. Master Jeht's description of the woman who pursued him to the surface revealed that she was Asajj Ventress. After a long hunt, Ventress managed to confront Master Jeht and impale him with one of her lightsabers, but Jeht refused to die. He called upon an untapped resource of energy within the Force - which he later discovered to be the Dark Side - and nearly killed Ventress in retaliation for the deaths of so many Jedi during the Clone Wars. He might have killed her if a rescue vessel hadn't arrived and interrupted his attempt. Master Jeht was left to recover with the knowledge of how close he came to turning completely to the Dark Side of the Force.

After reporting on the incident to the Jedi Council on Coruscant, Master Jeht returned to Almas with sobering news: the Council had finally ordered the Almas Academy to supply Jedi Knights and Masters to the Grand Army of the Republic. Although he tried to point out that the Almas Jedi were to be given positions of command, Master Jeht's news met with stern disapproval from many of his peers.

When the Reliant and the Devout entered the Cularin System to institute martial law, Jeht reluctantly agreed to let them in, but ordered that Almas was to be left under his personal command. He was later recalled to Coruscant and placed in command of the task force sent to destroy the Starkiller project in the Kro'eval System. The battle went badly, and Master Jeht was forced to shoot the Starkiller down near Kromus. The resulting explosion rendered the planet a lifeless husk, and Master Jeht was recalled to Coruscant immediately.

Instead of being investigated by the Senate, however, he found himself under the direct scrutiny of Supreme Chancellor Palpatine. Although Palpatine exonerated him of any wrongdoings, Jeht still felt something was amiss when Palpatine asked him if he still trusted the Jedi Council and its actions.

He resolved to return to Almas and find out what was really happening in Cularin, and was en route aboard the Maelstrom when he believed that an incoming transmission from Coruscant was coming from the Jedi Temple. Rather than face the Council's ire, Master Jeht ordered his astromech droid to shut down the ship's communication systems, citing as "unfortunate systems failure." This desparate act may have helped save his life, as only his clone trooper bodyguards actually received the command to execute Order 66. Jeht sensed the coming danger just in time, and managed to hide in a turbolift car while Mar'ek and his troopers laid their ambush. Master Jeht surprised the troopers and eliminated them all but Mar'ek, whom he disarmed and then questioned about the events that were unfolding. Mar'ek calmly explained that Aayla Secura, Trilinae, and the rest of the Jedi Order were dead, and that the galaxy was soon to have a new ruler. Jeht, blinded by anger and emotion like never before, plunged his lightsaber into Mar'ek's face, killing the defenseless trooper. Jeht then recovered the Legacy and returned to his flagship, the Maelstrom, before setting off for Cularin on his own.

Because the Malestrom was in a communications blackout, a situation that was maintained by Master Jeht's astromech droid, R-0, the clones on board were unaware of the command to carry out Order 66. Thus, Jeht was able to command them as their General, and ordered them to reach Cularin as soon as possible. Upon returning to Cularin, he witnessed several Republic warships gunning down transport vessels filled with members of the Almas Academy. In a daring ruse, he had R-0 send out communications to the Republic vessels, claiming to be a friendly vessel. Jeht then had the astromech droid send out remote signals that made it appear as if the Republic gunships Primal and Undaunted were actually Separatist vessels.

This ruse worked perfectly, and would have allowed Jeht and his own clone troopers to destroy the two gunships and reach Almas with only minimal damage. However, after the gunships were destroyed, the Separatist vessel Shadowblade suddenly appeared in the Cularin System. Master Jeht and his crew were unable to maneuver or fire on the larger ship, but could not let it reach Cularin. In yet another act of desparation, Master Jeht ordered his clone troopers to ram the Shadowblade. As they maneuvered into position, though, they discovered a temporal rift moving through the Cularin System. Jeht changed his plans, and ordered the clones to lock on the Shadowblade with all her tractor beams. Once locked together, Jeht then ordered the crew of the Maelstrom to plunge both vessels into the temporal rift. In a blinding flash of light and time, both ships disappeared into the rift. Master Jeht, his ship, and his crew were never seen again. (LFCW)

Jeisel, Sian
This female Devaronian was one of the many Jedi Masters who felt that the Jedi Order was becoming too militaristic, during the early years of the Clone Wars. She left the Order to follow Sora Bulq to Ruul in protest of the Jedi's participation in the war. Distinguished by her large, pointed ears and the pattern of dark spots that covered her skin, Master Jeisel left the Jedi because she felt that the Jedi were becoming as corrupt as the Old Republic they served.

When Master Mace Windu arrived on Ruul to mediate a truce, Jeisel acted as the voice of reason among Master Bulq's ardent followers.

After Mira's death at the hands of Asajj Ventress, Jeisel found herself working with Master K'kruhk to try and hold their small band together. They tried to rescue Rhad Tarn from Ventress, but Rhad had already begun his turn to the Dark Side of the Force. In a heated lightsaber battle, Jeisel was forced to kill Tarn in order to survive. She was then nearly killed by Ventress, but the timely intervention of Master Windu allowed her a brief escape.

When it was revealed that Bulq and Ventress were in league with each other, K'kruhk and Jeisel decided to rejoin Master Windu, at least in order to eliminate the threat they posed. She could not bring herself to return to the Jedi Order, however, since it still was tied to the Republic she feared was too corrupt.

After seeing the atrocities Count Dooku was willing to commit in the name of freedom, Jeisel decided that the Republic was worth fighting for, and she returned to battle with Master Tsui Choi. Their ship was attacked near Drongar, and boarded by Dooku himself. Dooku let the Jedi return to Coruscant, but ordered his forces to eliminate any clone troopers aboard the ship.

Jeisel later served as a General under Quinlan Vos and Oppo Rancisis during the Siege of Saleucami, although she found herself unable to fully trust Vos' motivations during the conflict. When the battle for control of the planet was launched, Jeisel and Master K'Kruhk were placed in charge of the ground forces that attacked the Separatist stronghold on the planet. After the Republic's forces were successful, mainly due to Quinlan's surprising success against Sora Bulq, Jeisel was forced to admit that she had begun to trust Quinlan again.

After leaving Saleucami, Jeisel and K'Kruhk were attacked by Separatist warships, and were forced to detour to Bogden Three for repairs. Their arrival on the moon occurred just days before Chancellor Palpatine issued the command to execute Order 66. When the command reached the clones on Bogden Three, they opened fire on all the Jedi, even the younglings. Master Du Mahn gave her life protecting a group of children, and Master K'Kruhk was only able to escape with a few survivors. In order to ensure their survival, Jeisel protected the landing pad with her lightsaber, until the clones confronting her began to overwhelm her. Drawing upon the Force, Jeisel, activated a thermal detonator being held by one of the clones, sacrificing herself to destroy the clones and allow Master K'Kruhk and the younglings a chance to escape. (OWS, J1, J4, RSOS, NECH, NEGA, SWI95, DT2)

Jek
This clean-shaved clone troopers was noted for his bald pate and his love of blaster weapons. Among his comrades in the Grand Army of the Republic, Jek never seemed to enjoy anything but cleaning his rifle. He was, however, loyal to the end, and gladly accepted any assignment that was given to him by his commanders. Jek and his squad were part of the team that was assembled under Commander Thire, to accompany Jedi Master Yoda on a diplomatic mission to Rugosa, where Yoda hoped to enlist the aid of the Toydarians during the Clone Wars. Only Thire, Rys, and Jek managed to reach Rugosa's surface after their cruiser was attacked by Separatist warships. However, their combined abilities allowed Yoda to reach King Katuunko and gain the aid of the Toydarians in the coming battles. (CWOC1, CWTV01)

Jek
This was one of the most common given names used for human males throughout the galaxy. (GCG)

Jekai
This Mando'a word meant "bait." (OWS)

Jekka
This plant was native to the planet Lannik. It was noted for its lightweight seeds, which were carried by streams and rivers until they washed ashore. In this way, entire groves of jekka plants evolved along the banks of these waterways. (CN1)

Jekk'Jekk Tarr
This tavern, known for its ability to cater to the atmopsheric needs of many different species, was located on Nar Shaddaa, during the Jedi Civil War. Depending on what was being breathed or smoked in any given room, there was a potential for injury or death if a being inhaled something noxious by mistake. Most humans were unable to enter the Jekk'Jekk Tarr without a heavy-duty breath mask or environment suit. Among the races that the bar tended to were Gands and Morseerians. (KOTOR2)

Jela
A common name given to Twi'lek males, this name meant "sword". (GCG)

Jela'han
This Twi'lek owned a starship repair and modification garage on Tatooine, during the height of the New Order. He obtained most of his parts from Shellar, since the two had a deal to overcharge clients for referrals to their respective businesses. (GMR2)

Jelasi
This Hutt was one of Kumac's main rivals, both during Jabba's leadership of the Hutt crime empire and after Jabba's death. Many inside Jabba's organization believed Jelasi was Jabba's chosen successor. In the wake of Jabba's death, Jelasi assumed control of the Ig'zxyck Flare organization and began to "legitimize" Hutt criminal activities. This earned him the ire of many Hutts, including Kumac, during the early years of the New Republic. Jelasi earned the business of much of the Imperial remnant during this time, as the Empire tried to maintain a low-key approach to regaining power. (GG11)

Jelavan, Shad
This young man was one of the most promising Jedi Padawans who were being trained by Master Lucien Draay on Taris, during the years following the Great Sith War. As an infant, Shad was orphaned in the Middle City with his sister, Shel, when their parents were killed in an accident. He was discovered by a Jedi who recognized his connection to the Force, and was trained as a Jedi almost from birth. Despite his obvious skills with the Force, Shad remained a loyal friend to his fellow Padawans, including the often inept Zayne Carrick. He continued to urge Zayne to work hard, explaining that the galaxy was in need of more Jedi Knights, regardless of their skill level. He even tried to buoy Zayne's spirits by claiming that he believed Zayne was simply acting foolish in order to lull the other Padawans into a false sense of security. Shad and the other Padawans were invited to a special ceremony by Master Lucien and the other Jedi instructors on Taris, to mark their achievements and ready them for their futures. Unknown to the Padawans, however, was that Lucien and the Masters were planning to murder the Padawans. Before they could react, Shad and the others were cut down by their instructors. Only Zayne survived, having arrived late to the ceremony. The media reacted to the story with intense interest, and dubbed the four murdered Padawans as the Taris Four. (KOR1, LPSS)

Jelavan, Shay
This small boy was the younger brother of Shad and Shel Jelavan. In the wake of the Padawan Massacre, Shel received a large sum of credits from an unknown benefactor, and used it to send Shay to stay with his grandparents on Ord Mantell. (KOR7)

Jelavan, Shel
This young woman was Shad Jelavan's sister. She was also an orphan, after their parents were killed in an accident in the Middle City of Taris. She became good friends with Shad's fellow Padawan, Zayne Carrick, but her feelings for him changed after the media claimed that Zayne was responsible for Shad's death during the Padawan Massacre. Her suspicions about Zayne were only heightened when Shel was contacted by Ranna Tey, who had fled into the Lower City of Tarris when the Mandalorians launched their invasion of the planet. Shel was a member of the Hidden Beks at the time, having joined up to help the resistance, and Ranna Tey had foreseen that Zayne would return to Taris. Ranna Tey gave Shel the crystal from Shad's lightsaber as a remembrance, and eventually convinced Shel to kill Zayne. Shel might have succeeded when she first was reunited with Zayne, but her first blaster bolt deflected off the briefcase he was carrying. Zayne was knocked to the floor, and Ranna Tey ordered her to kill him, but Shel refused. Raana Tey was stopped by Senator Goravvus, giving Shel a chance to get away from Zayne and collect her thoughts.

When Zayne tried to talk to her later, Shel initially refused, but then agrily opened up to him. She explained that she had placed a bounty on his head, but she had been unaware that the credits used to fund the bounty had actually come from Zayne himself. In the wake of the Padawan Massacre, Zayne had fallen into the credits while working with Marn Hierogryph, and sent the money back to Shel so that she could get her family off Taris. Shel then explained that the actual posting of the bounty had been stalled by the Mandalorian invasion of Taris. In the days that followed, Shel joined Zayne and Raana Tey on a mission to infiltrate the Jedi Tower and determine the location of Cassus Fett, as part of a mission to eliminate the Mandalorian leader.

The mission ran into problems when Zayne learned that Cassus Fett was not in the building, and that the Mandalorians had all left. Shel discovered that there was more trouble when Raana Tey took advantage of the situation to try and kill Zayne once and for all. However, rather than allow this to happen, Shel took her brother's lightsaber and stabbed Raana Tey through the chest. Shel explained to Zayne that he was still not a killer, and that she had finally realized that he was telling the truth. She then disappeared into the crowd, but agreed to help Zayne in any way that she could. Shel eventually traveled to Coruscant, where she was able to meet up with Alek Squinquargesimus. Together, they provided a link between Zayne and Jedi Masters Vrook Lamar and Vandar Tokare. (KOR1, KOR7, KOR9)

Jelevos
This Em'liy was distinguished in the history of the planet Shalyvane. (UANT)

Jelldar
This was one of the six major continents found on the planet Celanon. (PG1)

Jellrek, Antoll
This ruthless Imperial Moff controlled the Galov Sector during the New Order. A gaunt-looking man with a pointed, evil beard, Jellrek lived on the planet Romar. He was killed when Platt Okeefe and Tru'eb Cholakk killed Big Quince during their escape from slavery. (SWJ2, SWJ11)

Jellybee
This unusual species of flying insects was native to the planet Nedij. Each jellybee moved about on rapidly-beating wings, and was distinguished by the stinging tendrils that hung from the rear of its body. The sting of an individual jellybee was not harmful to the Nediji, but the stings of a swarm of jellybees could cause intense pain and agony. (CN1)

Jellyfish Cove
This small planetoid was the site of an Imperial prison colony during the Galactic Civil War. It was covered with rolling oceans broken by a barren, twisted landscape. The deserts were littered with statues of sensuous humanoids. When the sun was shining, these statues were beautiful to behold. When the sunlight disappeared, though, these statues suddenly came to life. They were actually a race composed of unique tissue that solidified in sunlight. The prison colony was scantily manned, for the Imperials were just as susceptible to the humanoids as the prisoners. Thus, many times the Empire employed smugglers or down-on-their-luck spacers to guard the outpost. The prison ships made sure to deliver their cargos during the day, so as to avoid the humanoids. (GAL4, TMEC)

Jelok
This man was part of the Empire's research team MS-133, and was working among the ruins of the planet Aaris III when the native Aaris began attacking the team. It was Jelok who discovered the Place of Kastays, but his request to continue exploring the ruins during the Aaris attacks was overruled by Doctor Brunou. (DARK)

Jelon
This Imperial Navy Commander served as Admiral Greelanx's second-in-command during the Battle of Nar Shaddaa. (THG)

Jelwick
This was the capital city of the planet Handooine. (SWI68)

Jem
This was one of the most common names given to female Corellians. (GMR9)

Jemas, Sebs
This Lorrdian soldier and his brother disappeared while fighting during the Clone Wars. Sebs was known as an excellent pilot, and he was honored during the dedication of the Sebs Jemas Flight School. (OWS)

Jemba
This Hutt was placed in charge of Offworld Mining Company's operations on the planet Bandomeer. As ruthless as any other Hutt, Jemba relied on slave labor and sabotage of his competitor's operations to remain at the top of heap. Among the rumors that surrounded Jemba was the story that he destroyed a rival's atmospheric containment system at a mining outpost on the planet Varristad, killing over a quarter of a million beings and ensuring a huge profit for Offworld. During a regular run to collect guards and slaces for use in the mines of Bandomeer, Jemba and his lieutenant Grelb were caught aboard the transport barge Monument when it came under attack by pirates. They had been pestered by the investigations of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Si Treemba, and after being forced to land on an uncharted world, Jemba vowed to eliminate the Jedi and reclaim his workers. However, while trying to kill Qui-Gon Jinn and starve the Arconan workers of his competitors, Jemba's camp was attacked by draigons. Grelb tried to shoot young Obi-Wan, who was fighting off the draigons, but managed instead to hit Jemba. The blasts from Grelb's gun pierced Jemba's hearts, killing him instantly and rendering his efforts to naught. (RF)

Jemian
This small, avian creature was domesticated and raised for its tasty eggs. (GG3)

Jemlaat-class Yacht
This ancient starship design was produced by Hyrotil. It employed a variety of passive propulsion systems, including the use of solar sails to collect interstellar radiation and to harness the movement of solar winds. Because of these limitations, the original Jemlaat-class ships were developed for in-system use only. Adventurous pilots were known to travel between star systems whenever the proximity of stars provided them with sufficient solar winds, but this type of travel was dangerous at best. Should a pilot get caught between stars without enough solar wind, a meager sublight engine was used for emergency propulsion. The Jemlaat-class yacht measured 22 meters in length, and could accommodate up to four passengers and 20 metric tons of cargo. Hyrotil later produced a version of the Jemlaat-class yacht which was equipped with only sails, but these craft were produced for racing activities only. (SWJ15)

Jemmy
This gambler and his comrades, Tol and Chral, were known for their ability to separate wealthy gamers from their credits. They traveled the galaxy in search of casinos where the other gamblers were usually amateurs, in order to increase their chances of winning. They were aboard the Ananuru Express when Hakon de Ville tried to auction off information on a secret Imperial project, sometime after the Battle of Yavin. (CH72)

Jempa
This young Whiphid was a member of the Bear Clan of Jedi students, during the years leading up to the Battle of Geonosis. (CHRN2)

Jempa
This was a common name among the Whiphid race. (UANT)

Jen
This teenager was part of the Alliance forces dispatched to Sulon to help the rebels in their attempt to throw off Imperial subjugation. Jen was killed when the Imperial freighter, under the command of Lieutenant Brazack, shot down the missile he was trying to fire. The missile exploded, killing all the rebels in its blast radius. (SFE)

Jenarar
This Mando'a word meant "feint." (OWS)

Jen'ari
This was an ancient Sith term that literally meant "dark lord." It was first used to describe The Exiles who subjugated the planet Korriban in the wake of the Hundred-Year Darkness, giving rise to the title of "Dark Lord of the Sith." (OWS)

Jenathaza
This Dug was a member of Sebolto's gang during the years following the Battle of Naboo. Ghazdik Jah worked as a hired gun during his employment with Sebolto, a role that often involved the murder of certain Gran politicians and their aides. The Malastare Special Service issued a bounty for his capture after they uncovered a plot to assassiante Senator Ainlee Teem. This bounty was later claimed by Jango Fett during his attempt to meet with Sebolto. (BH)

Jenbean
This man served the Old Republic as a Lieutenant in the military, during the height of the Clone Wars. Lieutenant Jenbean served at the Senatorial Communications Center on Coruscant, and was the watch officer on duty when the Separatists aired a transmission from Praesitlyn, in which Reija Momen was forced to read a prepared statement from Pors Tonith. Jenbean brought the message straight to Chancellor Palpatine himself. Jenbean was confused when Palpatine chose not to act on the transmission, preferring to wait to see how events on Praesitlyn fell out. His confusion led to anger, and he decided to sent a copy of the transmission to someone he flet would be able to save Momen. (JT)

Jendar
This planet was the site of numerous battles during the Galactic Civil War. (SWJ4)

Jendar
This was one of the more common names given to Dantari individuals. (UANT)

Jendar Campaign
This was the name given to the battles which were fought for control of the planet Jendar, during the Galactic Civil War. (SWJ4)

Jendirian Valley
This Coruscant-based AA-9 transport ship was pressed into duty ferrying refugees from the city-world, during the months leading up to the Battle of Geonosis. Anakin Skywalker accompanied Senator Padme' Amidala back to Naboo aboard this ship, after a second assassination attempt was made on her life. (VD2)

Jendirian Valley III
see Jendirian Valley Three (MF)

Jendirian Valley Three
This Action-class bulk freighter was outbound from Nar Shaddaa when it smashed into the Stellar Envoy, shortly after the end of the Clone Wars. The Stellar Envoy was all but destroyed, and the crew was believed to have died in the crash. (MF)

Jendon
This Imperial Colonel was a former test pilot, and was known as the first pilot to fly the TIE Defenders to roll off the production line. During the period leading up to the Battle of Endor, Jendon served as Darth Vader's personal shuttle pilot. (CCG11)

Jendorn
This planet was located in the Borderlands Regions. It was the site of a major battle between the New Republic and the Empire, during the years following the Galactic Civil War, and was noted for the way in which Gottu and Idow attacked and subdued an Imperial outpost near Bruzion with just a vibroaxe and a a pair of blasters. (DFRSB, OWS)

Jendowanian, Greeata
This female Rodian served as one of dancers for the Max Rebo Twelve, shortly before Jabba the Hutt's death on Tatooine. Several years before the Clone Wars, she was ostracized as a child because she loved music and dancing more than hunting and killing. Her parents tried their best to change her into a "normal" Rodian child, but she resisted. Instead, she studied the music of various cultures and learned how to dance. After completing her schooling on Rodia, she managed to sneak aboard the Kuari Princess and caught the attention of Sy Snootles. Sy asked her to play kloo horn in a concert, and Greeata happily agreed, often working a second gig at the Green Planet nightclub on Tothis. After a rowdy Rodian suggested that Greeata return to Rodia and marry him, Greeata and Sy left the Kuari Princess and eventually caught up with Evar Orbus and the Max Rebo Band. The band took in Sy, since they needed a singer, but would only take Greeata if she could dance, and only then on a per diem basis. Along with Lyn Me and Rhystaal, Greeata often performed to the music of the Max Rebo Twelve at Jabba's palace, shortly before the crimelord's death. It was at this time, some fifteen years after originally being hired by Evar Orbus, that Greeata was made a full member of the band. However, following Jabba's death at the Pit of Carkoon, Greeata and Lyn Me used their survival skills - proving that Greeata had learned something in school on Rodia - to help the band survive the desert and the tumult which followed. Greeata and Rystall later joined the Palpatones, where they were reunited with Joh Yowza. Greeata became their lead singer, and her voice captivated a huge audience, giving her a new-found popularity that outshined anything she had experienced before. (RJSE, CCG9, MTSE, SWI67, VD3)

Jenenma
A planet. (WOA19)

Jenet
Native to the planet Garban, these aliens have pale pink skin, deep red eyes, and white fur. By almost every galactic standard, the Jenets were considered ugly and quarrelsome. Jenets have large ears and noses, and have developed keen senses of hearing, smell, and sight. These senses allow them to gather food, and their digestive system was adaptable enough to allow them to eat just about anything. Thus, they were often found scavenging for food rather than hunting for it. The Jenet race was also physically adept, and can run, jump, climb, and swim when needed. Jenets can also dislocate their limbs in order to squeeze into small spaces. Descended from rodents, they have vast memories, and were often considered quarrelsome due to their images of own self-importance. However, the Jenet culture prohibited an individual from introducing themselves, as a way to prevent fraudulent credentials from being passed. Because of this, two Jenet may never learn each others' names, unless introduced by a third party. Instead, Jenets often greeted each other with insults, as a matter of tradition. They were also extremely reproductive, and nearly wiped themselves out of existence due to overpopulation. They were not immune to Palpatine's subjugation of alien species during his reign as Emperor, and were forced to work in mines dug on their homeworld. (GG4, EGA, CN2)

Jenet
This was the designation of a group of Z-95 Headhunters that were part of the Dimok naval forces, during the latter stages of the Sepan Civil War. (TIEP)

Jenet
This was the native language of the Jenet race, consisting of a collection of squeaks, squeals, chatters, and barks. There was no written form of this language, as much of Jenet lore was maintained in stories and oral histories. (UANT)

Jeneyd
This name was common among members of the T'surr race. (WOTC, UANT)

Jeng, Sarrissa
This Jedi Knight was in command of the mediation team dispatched to Atzerri, shortly after the Battle of Antar 4, in an effort to negotiate the release of the Gotal Emissary Nathanjo Nirrelz. Nirrelz had been kidnapped by Roshu Sune agents, who were demanding that Antar 4 secede from the Old Republic. She and her fellow Jedi tried to negotiate Nirrelz's release, but the terrorists opened fire on them. Two Jedi were killed in the firefight before Jeng and the remaining Jedi neutralized the Roshu Sune fighters. The managed to free Nirrelz unharmed. Shortly afterward, Jeng was one of the many Jedi dispatched to Geonosis, to rescue Obi-Wan Kenobi and ascertain the sizie of the Separatist threat. Unfortunately, Jeng was among the many Jedi who died during the opening combat of the Battle of Geonosis. (HNN5, OWS)

Jengardin Double-bladed Vibroblade
This unique, dangerous weapon was developed by the Jengardin Millenial Warriors. (GG12)

Jengardin Millenial Warriors
One of the most infamous military orders founded on Iotra. Like their counterparts, the Millenial Warriors never engaged in full-scale war on their home planet. They were eventually consolidated into the Iotran Police Force. (GG12)

Jengus
This Jawa and his family left Tatooine shortly after the murder of an entire Jawa clan by Imperial stormtroopers, shortly before the Battle of Yavin. He hoped to join his nephew, Squig, but was stranded at Cordel Cove on Neftali for starship repairs. The port master at the time agreed to let his family have free-run of the starport if Jengus would agree to serve as the starport's head technician. Jengus quickly agreed, and oversaw all the machinery and mechanical maintenance of Cordel Cove. Jengus and his twin sons also oversaw the management of the underground hot springs of Cordel Cove, catering to the whims of tourists of all species. (BSS)

Jeni
This woman was an independent spacer during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (FTD)

Jenica
This was one of the most common names given to female Corellians. (GMR9)

Jenir
This was the name of a childless wife from Cerean mythology. (GCG)

Jenir
This was a common name among Cerean females. Unlike their male counterparts, Cerean females use a single name unless they became a bond-wife. In this case, a female will take on their husband's grandfather's name for official matters. The name Jenir referred to a childless wife in Cerean mythology. (GCG)

Jen'jidai
This was an ancient term used by the Sith people of Korriban to describe the first of the former Jedi Knights that arrived on their planet, in the wake of the Hundred-Year War. These former Jedi were wielders of the Dark Side of the Force, and referred to themselves as the Exiles. (OWS)

Jenks
This New Republic technician was actually an Imperial spy. It was Jenks who provided the location of the Republic's base on Nespis VIII to the reborn Emperor Palpatine. (EE)

Jenks, Losibaru
This woman was the Chief Financial Officer of the Salliche Agricultural Corporation, during the years leading up the Clone Wars. (HNN5)

Jenn
This Alliance Commander was a good friend of Ensign Till, whom she teased at any provocation. (RA2)

Jenna
This was one of the most common female names given to human children across the galaxy. (GCG)

Jennie Lee
This was the name given by Rone Taggar to his X-Wing starfighter. Part of the 21st Recon Group, the Jennie Lee was named for Taggar's mother. (SOL)

Jennir, Dass
This white-haired man was one of the many Jedi Masters who accepted military positions when the Clone Wars erupted across the galaxy. Master Jennir was assigned the command of the forces of the Grand Army of the Republic that were dispatched to secure the planet New Plympto, during the final stages of the Clone Wars. When the command to execute Order 66 was issued to his clone commanders, Master Jennir barely escaped into the jungle with his life. However, he was confronted by a Nosaurian named Bomo Greenbark, who had no love for the Jedi, and had to think quickly in order to gain the help of the alien being. Greenbark agreed to help Jennir, but only because the clone troopers were also still killing Nosaurians. Jennir was surprised to find an ally in Greenbark's commander, Rootrock, who provided him transportation back to Coruscant in exchange for Jennir's help in combatting the Imperial forces on New Plympto. Jennir agreed, and eventually made his way back to Coruscant, where he encountered Master Kai Hudorra. Where Jennir hoped to find a way to fight back against Imperial oppression, Hudorra had destroyed his lightsaber and thrown away his life as a Jedi, hoping to blend in and survive until the Force recalled him to duty. Jennir could not convince Hudorra to travel to New Plympto, so he returned without any additional help.

This did not deter him from what he believed to be the right course of action, and Jennir worked with Commander Rootrock's troops to strike back against Imperial forces all over New Plympto. Unfortunately, the Nosaurians were no match for the firepower and sheer numbers of the clone troopers arrayed against them. Even with Jennir's help, the Nosaurians were utterly defeated. Jennir and Greenbark did what they could to deter the clone troopers, then set out to reach the Nosaurian refugees at Cadgel Meadows. However, when they reached the rendezvous site, there was no sign of the refugees. They were taken into the Uhumele by its crew, who explained to them that the refugees had been taken off-planet, to be sold into slavery. In order to get free of the Imperial lock-down, Jennir stole the armor and starfighter of a clone trooper and opened fire on the Valance, condemning the ship for working with the Imperials was urging other transports to flee New Plympto at the same time. This allowed the Uhumele to escape with minimal damage, and travel to Orvax IV in search of Bomo's family. Once on the planet, they learned that Mesa Greenbark and been killed while protecting her daughter, Resa, who had been taken away for sale. Jennir tracked down the slavelord Orso Meeto and demanded information on Resa's whereabouts. The Chagrian provided the name Dezono Qua, but Jennir could not control the rage he felt at Meeto's glib opinion on slaves. Instead of letting him go, Jennir put a gun to Meeto's head and pulled the trigger, killing the Chagrian instantly.

His escape from Meeto's apartments allowed Jennir to come to terms with his new outlook, giving him a chance to reconcile his actions with the Force. However, any solace he might have found was quickly disturbed when they located Dezono Qua on Esseles. There, they learned that Qua had had Resa Greenbark killed and processed as food for his disgusting appetite. Before Bomo could shoot Qua dead, Jennir took matters into his own hands and shot Qua several times in the chest, killing him instantly. When Bomo demanded to know why Jennir had eliminated his chance for revenge, Jennir explained that he had killed Qua so that Bomo would not have the man's death on his conscience. This explanation did little to appease the Nosaurian, who exposed the fact that Jennir was a former Jedi. This put the crew of the Uhumele into a quandry, and forced Jennir to accept that the fact that he was no longer a Jedi, but a Force-sensitive man who was trying to make the galaxy right again.

Ultimately, Jennir left Bomo with the crew of the Uhumele and set off on his own, taking Qua's starship to see where the Force led him. One of his first stops was on Telerath, after he was hired by Ember Chankeli to infiltrate the slaver gangs that had taken hold on the planet. Jennir questioned his own motivations for taking the job, wondering if it was because of his relationship with Bomo, or if it had something to do with an attraction between himself and Ember. (RIU, DT1, DT3)

Jenny
This young girl frequented the Mos Eisley Cantina, during the height of the New Order, looking to hitch up with a a good-looking pilot. She tried to hit on Han Solo, just before the Corellian pilot was hired by Obi-Wan Kenobi and Luke Skywalker to transport them to Alderaan. (IWST)

Jenny
This woman was one of the many vendors who sold their wares in the central market of the planetary capital of Artorias, during the years leading up to the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. Like the rest of the Artorians, Jenny was unaware that the Yuuzhan Vong had already infiltrated their homeworld. Thus, when the first shots were fired, Jenny was showing a vase to Nina Galfridian, unaware that anything was wrong until a blaster bolt struck the vase and pierced Jenny's chest. Nina and several other woman managed to drag Jenny to safety, but they were totally defenseless against the alien invaders, and were taken captive. (INV1)

Jen-Oba
This being was a member of Gir Kybo Ren-Cha's pirate gang, during the early years of the New Order. (DCAR)

Jenreal, Sersae
This person was a social analyst and reporter for Eye on Cularin, during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. (LFCW)

Jenruax
This was one of the many crystals used by the ancient Sith Lords in the construction of a lightsaber. A refined form of the opila crystal that had been stripped of any impurities, jenruax was believed to have given the wielder enhanced dexterity in combat. (KOTOR)

Jens
This was one of the most common female names given to human children across the galaxy. (GCG)

Jens
This young woman was a student of xenoarcheology at the University of Agamar during the early stages of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. Jens was part of the team which traveled to Bimmiel with Anki Pace, to serach for Jedi artifacts. She discovered the differences between the various beetles used by the Yuuzhan Vong to patrol the areas they controlled. (DTO)

Jensaarai
This was the name used by the Force-wielding population of Suarbi 7/5, who were brought up to follow the Saarai teachings of Nikkos Tyris. The term Jensaarai was a Sith word that meant "hidden followers of the True Way." They were trained as Jedi, and even taught how to create their own lightsabers, but were taught that Obi-Wan Kenobi was one of the greatest users of the Dark Side of the Force. The Jensaarai believed that the Jedi Knights stole their knowledge from the Sith, so the Saarai was the true union of both sets of knowledge. There were three ranks of Jensaarai: Apprentices, Defenders, and Saarai-kaar. When they became Defenders, the Jensaarai created a unique form of personal armor created from cortosis ore and modeled to make them appear to be a vicious creature. Of the Saarai-kaar, there was only one member of that rank at any one point in time. When Leonia Tavira suddenly landed on the moon and executed its Imperial governor, thereby "freeing" them from Imperial control, the Jensaarai quickly grew to trust her. She betrayed that trust, and twisted them into a position in which the only way they could protect their people was to serve as her personal warriors. They were forced to accede, and joined her aboard the Invidious. She also told them that there was a being named Halcyon who would be their undoing, so she forced them to kidnap Mirax Terrik in order to draw Corran Horn to Suarbi 7/5. When they all met in battle, Luke Skywalker made quick work of the Jensaarai while Corran battled the Saarai-kaar. He did not kill them, though, a fact which surprised most of them when they came aroubd after the battle. It was later revealed that the word Jensaarai was a Sith term that means "hidden followers of truth." The last of the true Jensaarai Sith magicians died with Nikkos Tyris, but the new Saarai-kaar continued to train her young son and the other survivors in the ways of the Force. In a strange twist of fate, she taught them that the Jedi Knights were evil, but she also taught them the use of the light side of the Force, since she lacked the ability and education to comprehend the Sith treachings. Thus, when Emperor Palpatine's Jedi purge sent Darth Vader to Suarbi 7/5, Vader killed the Saarai-kaar's son because he felt only the light side emanating from him. When Luke and Corran defeated the Jensaarai and Leonia Tavira, the Saarai-kaar understoof what had happened, and agreed that the Jedi weren't any more evil than the Jensaarai. She agreed to consider sending a delegation of her followers to Yavin 4 for formal training under Luke. (IJ, OWS, EGF, SWMW)

Jensaari
see Jensaarai (UF)

Jensen
This was the surname of a a moisture farming family that lived on the planet Tatooine, during the height of the New Order. They were friends with Ariq Joanson, although they opposed his ideals. (TME)

Jentan, Evitch
This former Imperial governor of Ebra allowed the native Ebranites to have certain freedoms, provided that they remained completely loyal to the Empire. This earned him a measure of respect among the Ebranites. Any dissenters were sent to labor in the lu-ramin mines of Grythsurin. (GG12)

Jentares System
This star system was lit by a white dwarf star. (T10)

Jentari
This was the name given to the huge, cybernetic organisms which were bred to be the factories of the planet Zonama Sekot. The Jentari were actually huge, tree-like creatures that understood the needs of Sekot and channeled her energy into the constructs built within them. They were known as shapers to the original Magister, who worked with Sekot to create and train the Jentari. They were given smaller tasks, such as the shaping of Sekotan starships, in order to train them for the task of making the entire planet of Zonama Sekot capable of traveling through hyperspace if a dangerous foe every tried to overtake the planet. Many xenobiologists claim that the Jentari were also responsible for the creation of the boras and the tampasi. During the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, Zonama Sekot made a blind jump into hyperspace to avoid the sabotage of Nom Anor. The Ferroan poeple were forced to flee underground to avoid the ecological damage that occurred on the surface, and the Jentari simply went into hiding. (RP, UF)

Jentawui
This frozen ball of rock and ice was the seventh and outermost planet in the Both System. (SPG)

Jenth
This was the tenth symbol in the Aurebesh script, and represents the Basic letter "j". (SWM)

Jenth Grek 51
This was Erk H'Arman's callsign, during the Old Republic's defense of Praesitlyn, some two and a half years after the Battle of Geonosis. (JT)

Jenth-44
This was the Imperial sleeper cell placed on Pakrik Minor by Grand Admiral Thrawn. (VOF)

Jenton, Evitch
This Imperial Governor was placed in command of the planet Ebra during the early years of the New Order. He quickly instituted martial law, and approved the enslavement of the Ebranite people. (SWJ11)

Jenuwaa Sea
This vast ocean was located on the planet Kalee. It was believed that the body of Grievous was recovered from the banks of the Jenuwaa Sea, after his shuttle was sabotaged and exploded. (SWI86, VIS)

Jenwald, Lyndelah
This woman was part of the Red Hand Squadron that assaulted Ylesia under the command of Bria Tharen, shortly before the Battle of Yavin. She sustained several injuries during the assault, but survived. (RD)

Jeodu
This species of blocky humanoid aliens appears to be made of stone. (MJEH)

Jeolocas
This Gallofree personal transport was owned by a Corellian man who signed on with the Peace Brigade, just prior to the Battle of Coruscant. Alema Rar and a team of Jedi were aboard the ship when it was turned over to the Yuuzhan Vong, but the Jedi managed to overpower her crew and intercept the aliens. (EL1)

Jep Do
This name, which meant "quick hands", was common among Gungan males. (GCG)

Jer
A common name given to Twi'lek males, this name meant "arrow". (GCG)

Jeratai
This Imperial Admiral sat on the Imperial Interim Ruling Council. He supported General Immodet's belief that the being who killed Burr Nolyds and Admiral Banjeer was a non-human. (CE2)

Jerba
A shaggy, horse-like pack animal native to the planet Tatooine, the jerba was also raised to provide pelts and leather when it died. (SGL, IWST, CVD)

Jerba Cheese
This was a form of cheese that was made from the milk of the jerba. It had a mild flavor that made it perfect for use in omelets and sandwiches. (OWS)

Jerec
This was one of the most common given names used for human males throughout the galaxy. (GCG)

Jerec
This Mandalorian man served as a Deputy Minister within the Council of Neutral Systems, during the early stages of the Clone Wars. Although he was loyal to Duchess Satine Kryze of Kalevala, Jerec produced information to the Galactic Senate that claimed to prove that the Death Watch was active on the planet Mandalore. This information was revealed to the entire Galactic Senate by Chancellor Palpatine, which came as a complete surprise to Duchess Satine. Jerec's words ran countered to Duchess Satine's claims that the Death Watch was under control, but she had no time discuss the matter with Jerec, for Palpatine claimed that he had been killed in a bombing on the planet Kalevala. Duchess Satine later learned that the recording of Jerec had been falsified in order to serve as the primary evidence to support a Republic invasion of Mandalore, and the invasion was called off when the evidence was presented to the Senate. (CWTV36)

Jerec
This Dark Jedi came into power some time after the Battle of Yavin, collecting six disciples in a quest for riches and power. He was unmistakable in a crowd, with a thin, blindfold-like mask covering the holes where his eyes should have been. Dark tattooes embellish his mouth and chin, and his bald pate was accentuated by a heavy brow. He was completely blind, but used the Force to appear to "see" despite his injuries. Many beings assumed that Jerec was a human who had lost his eyes in battle, but he was actually a Miraluka, and thus was born without the ability to see. He was discovered by Jedi Master Jocasta Nu, during her ternue with the ExplorCorps. He trained as her Padawan, and learned her insatiable desire for knowledge, eventually becoming one of the Jedi Order's foremost archaeologists. After becoming a Jedi Knight, he took Ameesa Darys as a Padawan and eventually became a Jedi Master. Before turning to the Dark Side of the Force, Jerec was dispatched on a mission to recover ancient artifacts during the Clone Wars, just before the Jedi Purge took place. He returned to Coruscant to find the New Order fully established, and tried to flee. He and his team were eventually captured by High Inquisitor Tremayne and returned to Coruscant. Rather than allow himself to be killed, Jerec pledged his allegiance to the Empire and obtained training from the Dark Side adepts of Palpatine's own Prophets of the Dark Side. After sufficient training, Jerec served Emperor Palpatine as an Inquisitor for many years. During the Galactic Civil War, Jerec was to obtain the entity known as Spore for the Emperor's use. He failed to secure the entity before it infected Hodge, but tracked Spore to Ithor. He offered Spore the chance to control thousands of minds, if Spore agreed to work for him. Jerec had hoped that Spore would take control of the crew of his warship, the Vengeance. However, Spore had its own plans, and used the Vengeance to try and hunt down Tash Arranda. As it tried to follow her through the asteroids near Ithor, a group of space slugs began battering the Star Destroyer, knocking out its shields and causing it to explode. It was unknown how Jerec survived the explosion, but he managed to escape in a Starfly and ordered a recovery team to pick up the pieces of the Vengeance. The primary piece was the ship's computer core, which he later installed in the Vengeance II. During the Galactic Civil War, Jerec was given access to Emperor Palpatine's Dark Side Compendium, and believed that he could establish the Dark Side Elite on his own. Palpatine sensed Jerec's intentions and cut off his access to the tome, but Jerec never forgot the power of the Dark Side Elite. His quest for knowledge was sparked by the information he found in the Dark Side Compendium, and was ignited when he learned of the Vally of the Jedi from Lord Cronal. After the Battle of Endor, Cronal - under the guise of Blackhole - explained to Jerec that Emperor Palpatine had not truly died, as was reported on the HoloNet. Instead, Blackhole explained that Palpatine was hiding in the Deep Core. Blackhole then urged Jerec to locate the Valley of the Jedi, for the honor and glory of the Emperor. He began to collect the individuals he believed would serve as the new Dark Side Elite. Unknown to Blackhole, though, was the fact that Jerec was already planning to find the Valley in order to enhance his own powers. He murdered Qu Rahn and Morgan Katarn in his quest for more information about its location, and ultimately learned of its coordinates on Ruusan. Jerec and his Dark Jedi would have had the Valley's secrets for their own if not for Morgan's son, Kyle, who defeated Jerec's minions on the very precipice of the Valley's power source. Jerec himself briefly experienced the true power of the Valley, but his rapturous connection was severed by Katarn. Instead of simply dying, Jerec's spirit was drawn down into the Valley, where it was doomed to linger with the rest of the ancient Sith for millennia. (DF2, GOF9, DSSB, RAG, RDR, WOTC, NECH)

Jerel
This smuggler worked from a base on the planet Byblos. (HAS)

Jerell
This man was the leader of the New Republic strike team which helped liberate Ralltiir from Imperial control after the Battle of Endor. His daughter, Bettle, was a member of the team as well. (HR)

Jeremos
This female Squib was a noted garbage collector and independent contractor who worked for a variety of employers during the height of the New Order. Jeremos and her crew were called upon to clean out the trash bays of the Imperial Star Destroyer Indomitable during the months following the Battle of Hoth. (RESB)

Jerev
This was one of the many mining settlements, or o'bekis, established on Goroth Prime. It was close enough to the planet's equator to suffer from electromagnetic discharges from the planet's debris ring. (GSE)

Jerexian Cannon
This was a projectile weapon known for its loud report. (AIR)

Jerg
This tall, gaunt man was a merchant Captain during the early years of the New Order. Known for his Republic-era Captain's hat, as well as the fact that he never seemed to wear shoes, Jerg made regular runs in the Cyclops from the Sullust System. He was a discrete individual who sold his services to the highest bidder, but never broke the confidence of his customers. It was for this reason that Morgan Katarn selected Jerg to help ferry refugees from Sulon to Ruusan, when the Empire took control of the moon. (RAG)

Jerga
This young Mon Calamari Jedi Knight was one of a handful who were stationed on the planet Ossus, where they were charged with protecting the Jedi training facility there, during the Galactic Alliance's conflict with The Confederation. When Vis'l and Loli were killed by the Galactic Alliance Guard soldiers under the command of Major Serpa, Jerga struggled mightily to remain calm and hidden, hoping to find a way to stop him. However, then Tionne Solusar was badly injured by Serpa, Jerga tried to intervene. Several GAG snipers were able to get off shots of their own, and Jerga was shot in the head and killed. (LF6)

Jergo
This Kubaz made a living as a sellsecret in the city of Mos Espa, on the planet Tatooine, during the early years of the New Republic. When Kitster Banai tried to make off with the moss-painting Killik Twilight, Jergo tried to take the artwork for himself. Kitster's friend Wald knocked Jergo unconscious with a hydrospanner, allowing Kitster to escape. (TG)

Jericho
This Alliance Nebulon-B frigate was part of a small fleet dispatched to destroy a pirate base, shortly before the Battle of Endor. (XWA)

Jericho's Pride
This custom-built yacht, formerly known as the Royal Flower, was the smuggling ship owned by Jericho Donovan and her sister, Josephine. A spear-shaped craft, the Jericho's Pride measured 30.1 meters in length, and was armed with a pair of turret-mounted heavy turbolaser cannons. It could carry up to eight passengers and 35 metric tons of cargo, and required a pilot and co-pilot to operate. (SWJ5)

Jerijador
This planet, located in the Calaron Sector, was known for its cheap shoe kits. (ISB, COJ, REB)

Jerikan
This was a type of cube-shaped canteen that was used to keep water clean and cool in the deserts of the planet Tatooine. (AF)

Jerimott, Hower
This man served as the primary doctor in the city of Prosperity, on the planet Beheboth, during the early years of the New Republic. (PH)

Jerius
This Kentra king ruled the city of Kariish, on Orellon II. He was a constant rival of Lord Grumman Mogotah, who ruled Ironwall. Jerius was a student of the writings and teachings of Michael Tandre, and developed his own style of rulership based on the those writings. Despite the propaganda leveled against him by Lord Mogotah, Jerius ruled his people fairly and with their best interests in mind. King Jerius was a master swordsman, and wielded the Shakri Lia blade. When a team of Alliance agents arrived on Orellon II to search out a base of operations for the Pegasus Strike Force, King Jerius allowed them to establish the base after they passed a series of tests meant to verify their honor. (SWJ2)

Jerjerrod
An Imperial Moff, Jerjerrod controlled the Quanta Sector before being chosen as commander of the second Death Star near Endor. Jerjerrod's family estate was on the planet Tinnel IV, and he established his base of power there before being named to the position of Director of Imperial Energy Systems. After a few years there, Jerjerrod was sent to Endor. He was chosen for the position because Palpatine wanted to avoid the hubris that killed Wilhuf Tarkin and lost the first Death Star. Jerjerrod was a contented, non-ambitious sort of man, and fit Palpatine's bill perfectly. Jerjerrod was killed when the Death Star was destroyed by the Alliance. (E6, SWJ6)

Jerm
This young man was a native of the planet Tatooine, during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. He was one of the many youths Amee had a crush on, after Anakin Skywalker left Mos Espa for the Jedi Temple. (TG)

Jermagium-class Light Cruiser
Manufactured by SoroSuub, this 25-meter light freighter was unremarkable in design and popularity. It requried a crew of two, and could transport up to 8 passengers and 85 metric tons of cargo. They were armed with a single laser cannon. (TSK, PP)

Jern
This was a common name given to male Kel Dor. Like all Kel Dor given names, it was short enough that it didn't attract the attention of certain wind spirit, which would carry away young children with long-winded names. (GCG)

Jer'N
This Gorothite j'ber was renowned for its weapons manufacturing facilities on Goroth Prime. (GSE)

Jer'N be' Milad Vel "Hammer"
This Jer'N Weapons Systems medium-duty slughthrower was a brutal-looking weapon. It was distinguished by the spring-loaded magazine which stuck out from the rear of the weapon. (GSE)

Jer'N be' Milad Vel "Lightning Gun"
Developed an manufactured by Jer'N Weapons Systems, this was the only energy weapon the Gorothites produced during the era of the New Order. This weapon used innovative technology to discharge two discrete packets of sub-atomic particles: one was positively charged, the other negatively charged. A group of "shepherd" particles kept the two packets in-line, but dispersed upon impact to create a blast of lethal energy. (GSE)

Jer'N Weapons Systems
This was the name of the weapons manufacturing facilities owned by the Jer'N j'ber, on the planet Goroth Prime. (GSE)

Jerne
This dead world was, at one time in ancient history, the homeworld of the Jerni civilization. After the demise of the Jerni, Jerne was colonized by humans and used until it was nearly destroyed. Under the auspices of the New Order, Jerne became a hotbed of rebellious activity. It had two moons. It was here that Leia Organa and Luke Skywalker began searching for the Eternity Crystal. (CSWDW)

Jerne
This was the language of the extinct Jerni race, which was once spoken on the planet Jerne. (GMR9)

Jerne City
The capital of the planet Jerne, and the former site of an Imperial base. (CSWDW)

Jerni
This ancient race inhabited the planet Jerne. Their civilization suddenly died out long ago. They were the creators of the Eternity Crystal. (CSWDW)

Jeron
Manufacturers of fusion cutters. (DF)

Jerrahg
This gruff man owned and operated the Tailfin Cantina, on the planet Lamaredd, during the years surrounding the Battle of Naboo. (GMR7)

Jerresk
This Quarren was the leader of a band of pirates based on Fluwhaka. His pirates attacked several New Republic supply ships about five years after the Battle of Yavin, and he was placed on the Republic's Most Wanted list. Jodo Kast took a Republic bounty to hunt down Jerresk's pirates, after Jerresk himself was captured by Republic fighter pilots. (TOD, WBC)

Jerresk
This name was commonly given to Quarren males, and meant "diligent". (GCG)

Jerri
This young woman worked for Miktiss as a lieutenant within the Des'maric Pirates. (DARK)

Jerrid
This was the name of a noted Spiner individual. (UANT)

Jerriko, Dannik
A 1010-year-old Anzati assassin, Jerriko was known in the underworld as the Eater of Luck. As an Anzati, Jerriko operated with almost total anonymity; thus, he preferred to work for people who needed other bounty hunters, killers, and assassins taken out. He felt a greater thrill from drinking the soup of someone who defied his right to kill than from someone who cowered in fear. While stopping over on Tatooine, he visited Mos Eisley. There, he knew, he could get some of the best soup from some of the galaxy's most notorious criminals. When Ben Kenobi and Luke Skywalker entered the cantina, Jerriko was at the bar, smoking a nic-i-tain hookah. After the events surrounding the death of Greedo, Jerriko resolved to hunt down Han Solo and drink his soup. His chance came when Jabba the Hutt recovered Solo's carbonite-frozen body. Jerriko was eager to enter the palace, and would have done so on his own if he hadn't been approached by the Lady Valarian and Eugene Talmont, both of whom wanted him to spy on Jabba. Jerriko took both jobs, and entered the palace. He tried desparately to drink Han Solo's soup, but was deprived of it when Solo was rescued by Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa. Then, Jerriko went a little mad, and resigned himself to drinking Jabba's soup. After learning that Jabba had perished at the Pit of Carkoon, Jerriko went even more mad, killing anyone he could find in the palace. He then fled, and took on a number of bounty hunting jobs. (COJ, TME, TJP, EGC)

Jerrilek
This planet was known as a vacation spot and retirement location for some of the galaxy's most affluent beings. It two main continents were situated along its equator, and were lush, tropical paradises which accounted for the majority of the planet's land masses. Only about fifteen percent of Jerrilek's surface was solid land, with the rest being oceans dotted by many island chains. There were rumors of strange ruins in the oceans, suggesting that there once was an aquatic race that inhabited the planet. The planet spinned very rapidly, completing a day in about 14 standard hours. 594 of these days made up the planet's year. (SWJ4)

Jerriman
This man, a member of the Boku Settlement on G'rho, served as a Lieutenant in the G'rho Defense Force under Major Brco, during the height of the New Order. Jerriman was in command of the militia's starfighter squadron. (TBSB)

Jerrit
This Mon Calamari served in the naval forces of the Old Republic military, during the height of the Mandalorian Wars. In response to his heroic actions during The Onslaught, Jerrit was promoted to Lieutenant. (KOR4)

Jerritech
This small corporation was based on the planet Jerrilek, and produced a variety of aquatic vehicles during the height of the New Order. (SWJ4)

Jerru
This Ithorian craftsman was proficient in the ancient art of plant-forming. Jerru worked on board the herdship Bazaar, where he also acted as a front for the Alliance recruiter Poliss. (GA)

Jeru
This young man was a member of the Wind Raiders, on the planet Taloraan, during the early stages of the Clone Wars. On a regular flight to search out Separatist forces, Jeru and his fleft-wauf, Stormwing, saw Ahsoka Tano try to ride another fleft-wauf. Her flight attracted the attention of Separatist forces, and droid starfighters managed to shoot the creature down. Jeru ordered Stormwing to fly after Ahsoka, and Jeru was able to rescue her before she fell to her death. He then returned to his tribe with Ahsoka as his prisoner, although his control of Ahsoka was challenged by Nardek. The tribe's elder, Bafor, ruled that all three should fight each other, with Ahsoka either winning her freedom or becoming the property of the victor. Jeru was defeated by Nardek, but Nardek was no match for Ahsoka and her control of the Force. Ultimately, Ahsoka proved victorious, and Bafor agreed to give her her freedom. It was then that Ahsoka explained to Bafor that Separatist forces were attempting to take control of Taloraan. Jeru was forced to agree with her, because it explained the strange ship he discovered hiding in the clouds. Although Bafor initially wanted no part in the coming battle, Ahsoka promised him that the Denfrandi would provide the Wind Raiders with food and supplies, in exchange for their help. Jeru and several other Wind Raider warriors were allowed to accompany Ahsoka back to Taloraan City, where they were instrumental in helping the Republic defeat the Separatists. Once the battle was over, Jeru revealed that Bafor had made Ahsoka an honorary Wind Raider, and Jeru took it upon himself to teach her how to fly a fleft-wauf. (CWWRT)

Jeru Tea
A syrupy, sweet tea that had a calming effect when imbibed. (DS)

Jer'usk
This immense, aquatic predator was native to the deep oceans of the planet Goroth Prime. Measuring an average of 75 meters in length, the jer'usk was one of a handful of aquatic beasts which lived its entire life under the water. Jer'usk have been observed breaching their incredible bulks out of the water more than twenty meters, then crashing back into the water. The resulting shock wave stuns all fish in the immediate area, allowing the jer'usk to feed with some leisure. When required, though, a jer'usk can swim quite fast, especially in order to heave its body out of the water. A group of these creatures were referred to as jer'uskae. (GSE)

Jer'uskae
This was the term used to describe a group of jer'usk, which were native to the planet Goroth Prime. (GSE)

Jervo's World
This massive space station was located in orbit around the planet Pantolomin, during the era of the Mandalorian Wars. Originally constructed by Lhosan Industries, and named in honor of Jervo Thalien, the station was known as the gaming center of the galaxy, at least as far as swoopdueling was concerned. Lhosan Industries used its sponsorship of Jervo's World as a platform to market its new lines of swoops and speederbikes. The central core of Jervo's World was a disc-shaped complex of hotels, shopping malls, and business offices. Hanging down from this disc was the main hangar area, where seven huge pods contained docking space for ships of all shapes and sizes. Ringing the main disc was a collection of gaming arenas that were connected by a network of transport tubes. Each arena was set up with a different environment, allowing the station to accommodate a variety of events without requiring a large amount of reconfiguration. Certain courses covered more than one arena, providing racers with a variety of environments to survive. (KOR13)

Jer-weevil
This insect was often dried and salted, and served as a snack or appetizer. (RD)

Jes
This stern woman served the Alliance as a pilot, and was stationed aboard the New Hope during the months leading up to the Battle of Yavin. (SFE)

Jesa Corporation
This mining and manufacturing business was founded by a woman of intense moral character and principles. Her strange ideals were reinforced by their acceptance among her company officials, and became a part of the corporate persona. Jesa Corporation was the first outfit to mine the planet Pergitor, and helped transform it from merely a beautiful world to a major commercial and scientific location. About 100 years before the Battle of Yavin, the continual mining of the planet resulted in an increase in volcanic activity, although mining did not stop. The resulting volcanic eruptions - brought on by the thinning of the planet's crust - filled the atmosphere with toxic chemicals and rendered the world uninhabitable. (GG6)

Jesart Desert
This area, found on the planet Eliad, was the site of the planet's primary spaceport. (GG6)

Jeseej
This Sljee owned an operated Zlato's Place, a failing restaurant that served as a front for his forgery operations. Jeseej employed two amazingly talented Squibs to serve as his forgers, since he couldn't see himself. Jeseej also was known as something of a fortune-teller, a hobby he used for additional income. He was sensitive to the Force, and used his minimal connection to "see the future" of his customers. (CCW, WOTC)

Jesfa
This former Zaltin corporation employee became a part of the resistance force that worked to free Thyferra from Ysanne Isard's grasp. He worked with Elscol Loro's infiltration team to knock out the Xucphra corporation's headquarters building shortly before the Battle of Thyferra. (BW)

Jesi
This man served as a technician and part-time voice-over reader for the Cularin Central Broadcasting coroporation, during the final years of the Old Republic. (LFCW)

Jeskawa no rupee dee holo woopee?
This question from the Huttese language was used in hotels and other similar establishments, and translated into Basic as "Will the bill list the title of the holo?" Many businessbeings feared that an inappropriate holovid viewing on their receipt might lead to questions, from either their accounting department or their spouse. (GPB)

Jesko
This Huttese verb was a strong form of the verb "to be," and gave emphasis to the description which followed. It was used in phrases like "Jesko na joka," which meant "you were such a joker." (E1A14)

Jesmin
This was a common female name among the Mon Calamari race. It referred to a species of kelp used to create perfumes and incense. (GCG)

Jesmin
This species of kelp was native to Mon Calamari, and was harvested from the ocean for use in creating perfumes and incense. (GCG)

Jesond, Terrem
This was a noted individual from Koorivan history. (UANT)

Jesoni-class Starliner
This model of luxury passenger transport ship was produced during the early years of the New Order. (GG9, OWS)

Jespral Farandan
This small-time criminal was killed in Mos Taike, on the planet Tatooine, during the months following the Battle of Yavin. (SWGAL)

Jess
This plantinum-blonde songstress was popular at Jabba's palace on Tatooine. She had a way of captivating her entire audience, and was often seen in the company of Boba Fett. She had dreams of leaving Jabba's service and starting her own band. (CCG7)

Jessa
This was one of the most common names given to female Corellians. (GMR9)

Jesse
This clone troopers served under Captain Rex, during the height of the Clone Wars. Distinguished by the Republic symbol that was painted on his helmet and tattooed on his face, Jesse was part of the small team that was dispatched to the planet Saleucami, during an early hunt for General Grievous. (CWT32)

Jessel
This was the name given to the male leviathan calf, born in the oceans of Dorumaa around the time of the Battle of Naboo. It was hoped that Jessel and its sibling, Titon, had simply been abandoned by their mother after their birth, but it was later learned that their mother had died in labor. The Alliance for the Creation of Habitable Environments monitored the growth and development of the calves, hoping to preserve what they believed were the only two leviathan's left in Dorumaa's seas. In order to track Jessel, a tracking beacon was implanted on his skin. This didn't stop Rufus Trammel from making a daring theft of Jessel, in an attempt to reap a huge profit from the leviathan's growing popularity. His plans to sell the beast off-world nearly succeeded, but were ultimately thwarted by a group of freelance agents who managed to release the leviathan. (LFCW, DC)

Jest
This was one of the more common Kel Dor surnames. Its meaning translated into Basic as "brewer". (GCG)

Jestan
This Alliance won a major battle on this planet, in what became known as the Engagement at Jestan. (AIR)

Jestarx
This term from the Bocce langauge translated into Basic as "comet". (GPB)

Jestefad
This immense gas giant was considered the twin of the planet Mustafar, but only because they shared almost the same orbital pathways. Jestefad was the innermost planet of the Mustafar System, and many astrophysicists considered Mustafar to be one of its moons. However, the gravitational forces imposed on the small planet by Lefrani, the outermost planet in the ssytem, kept Mustafar separated from Jestefad and on its own orbital path. (SWDB)

Jester
This was one of the Alliance's Carrack-class cruisers, operative during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (TIE)

Jester
This clone trooper was part of the force dispatched to the planet Christophsis, during the early stages of the Clone Wars. Jester was distinguished by the patterns he cut into his sideburns. Serving under Sergeant Slick, Jester and his fellow clones were part of the task force dispatched by Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker to locate a suitable ambush site for attacking the Separatist droids who were invading the planet. However, the chosen site was compromised, and the clones were trapped by swarms of droids. The Jedi managed to reach the ambush site after fighting through other droids, and helped even the battle field. In the wake of the failed ambush, Jester and his squad mates were questioned by Captain Rex and Commander Cody about a possible spy in their team. Jester explained that he had been cleaning his weapon when the spy was active, an alibi that was corroborated by several of his fellow clone troopers. (CWOC1, CWTV16)

Jeswandi
This was a Bothan martial art, and involved skills used in hand-to-hand combat. (HXW)

Jet
This Clone Commander served under Jedi Master Ki-Adi-Mundi, during the early stages of the Clone Wars. When the Grand Army of the Republic was ordered to return to Geonosis and capture Poggle the Lesser, Commander Jet and Master Ki were part of a three-pronged attack, working with Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakion Skywalker to apprehend the Geonosian leader. Their attack was met with stern opposition from the Geonosians, and Jet's gunship was shot down before it could land on the planet. The fighters inside survived the crash landing, although Jet was wounded, and the AT-TE they were carrying also made it through the rough landing. (CWTV27)

Jet Injector
This was the generic term used to describe any tiny injection system that could be used to administer a drug. Less than four centimeters in length, jet injectors were small enough to fit in most advanced medical kits. However, these devices were more commonly used by bounty hunters and assassins, who could carry a jet injector in the palm of their hand and keep it hidden from view. (RF3)

Jet Luge
This self-propelled sled was of minimal design, incorporating just enough structure to hold a rider. (E6R)

Jet Trooper
This was the name given to those specialized clone troopers of the Grand Army of the Republic who moved about the battlefield with the aid of jetpacks. They were distinguished from other clone troopers by the bright green coloration of the armor plating on their arms, as well as a similarly-colored stripe down the center of their helmet. (LAWS, WOTC)

Jetar
This was a common name among the Yinchorri race. (UANT)

Jet-ball
This was a type of sports ball that was equipped with tiny repulsorlift engines that allowed it to move through the air with incredible speed. The discharge of the engines sometimes created a build-up of static electricity around the surface of the jet-ball, causing it to crackle and glow with an eerie light. (DN1)

Jeth, Arca
A humanoid Arkanian, Arca was a Jedi Master from the planet Arkania. Note that in Tales of the Jedi: Redemption, Master Arca is portrayed with four fingers and a thumb. Master Jeth came to the galactic forefront during the Great Droid Revolution, when he discovered a way to short-circuit a droid through the use of the Force. In the wake of the uprising, he agreed to oversee the planet Onderon. However, rather than become the system's Watchman, he sent Ulic Qel-Droma, Ulic's brother Cay, and Tott Doneeta to the planet. Master Jeth later assisted them on the planet, when Queen Amanoa was revealed to have been one of the most powerful Naddists on the planet. After defeating Amanoa's bid for power, Master Jeth concealed Freedon Nadd's Sith lore in a tomb on the Dxun Moon. Several months later, he refused Exar Kun's request to see the Sith artifacts from Freedon Nadd's ship. While attending the Jedi Assembly on Deneba, Mater Jeth was among the many Jedi who were killed when Krath war droids descended on the Jedi and began attacking. Ten years after the Great Sith War, Arca's spirit appeared to Ulic Qel-Droma on Rhen Var, and urged the distraught man to abandon his plans for suicide and depend on his inner strength to survive. (TOJ, DLS, EGC, TOJR, EGP, NECH)

Jeth, Eryl
This was the name of a noted Zabrak individual. (UANT)

Jetii
This was the Mandalorian word for a Jedi Knight. (OWS)

Jetii'kad
This Mando'a word meant "lightsaber." (OWS)

Jetiise
This Mando'a word was used to indicate two or more Jedi Knights, but also came to refer to the Old Republic. (OWS)

Jetizzon da kargoz
This Neimoidian command translated into Basic as "Jettison the cargo." (GPB)

Jet-juice
This was a kind of vacuum-distilled moonshine made by many starship pilots during long trips across interstellar distances. (HSE, HSL)

Jet-juicer
This was a term used to describe those starship pilots who produced their own moonshine, often aboard their own ships during long transits between destinations. (HSL)

Jetster
This was another name for a small, jet-powered speeder. (E3N)

Jetters Bar
This nightspot was known for its affiliation with several prominent criminal organizations, during the last decades of the Old Republic. The owner of the Jetters Bar was also an agent of the InterGalactic Banking Clan, and often assisted the IBC by placing bounties on those beings who were unable to make their regular loan payments. This allowed the IBC to maintained a good public image, while ensuring that their customers eventually paid their debts. (BH)

Jettoz
This Bocce word translated into Basic as "Hello". (GPB)

Jett's Chute
This was the name given to the section of the Mos Espa podracing course immediately following Jag Crag Gorge. It led the racers onto Hutt Flats. The Chute later served as a section of the noted Mos Espa Circuit, a swoop racing event held annually during the height of the New Order. (RAC, SWGAL)

Jettster, Dexter
A male Besalisk with a heavy-set body and four thick arms, Dexter - known to his friends as simply Dex - was a mechanic who worked for various oil-harvesting operations during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. Note that Star Wars Gamer #10 indicates that Dexter was a member of the Ojum race. He developed a love for cooking during this time, although many of his fellow crewbeings wondered how much of "special recipes" were imbued with lubricants and oils found on the worksite. More than a decade before the Battle of Naboo, Dexter took a job running weapons out of a bar on Ord Sigatt. He was approached by Obi-Wan Kenobi, who was still a Padawan learner apprenticed to Qui-Gon Jinn. Dexter figured out that Kenobi was a Jedi from his robes, and believed that he had come to put an end to his gun-running operation, which had been set up to help the colonists of Ord Sigatt defend themselves from the security forces of Denon-Ardru Mutual. Kenobi was simply looking for information around the disappearance of the Hardy Harrow, but allowed Dexter to continue speaking. Dexter gave Kenobi a wealth of information on the ship, and in return, Kenobi agreed not to let anyone know about Dexter's clandestine operations.

After spending many years as a smuggler and gunrunner, Dex retired to Coruscant, where he purchased Didi's Café from Didi Oddo when the previous owner retired. In this role, Dex was able to covertly gather a wealth of information on politicians and businessbeings, which he stored in an expansive databank. Dexter was reunited with Obi-Wan Kenobi at this time, and served as an invaluable source of information for the Jedi Knight. Obi-Wan discovered that Dex could be an incredibly loyal friend, who would kill if necessary, as well as give his life for those beings he cared about. Years later, Dexter provided Obi-Wan with information on the Kamino saber-dart that the Jedi discovered in the neck of Zam Wesell. The information allowed Obi-Wan to piece together Jango Fett's role in the attacks on Senator Padme' Amidala. Dexter remained loyal to the Jedi Order, even when public sentiment began to turn against the Jedi. In the wake of the Clone Wars, however, Dexter was accused of subversion and aiding the enemies of the Empire, and was targetted for arrest after helping Jedi Master Fy-Tor-Ana. Rather than give in to the Empire, Dexter abandoned his diner and joined the Erased, hoping to strike back against the Empire at a later time. He was located shortly afterward by Ferus Olin, who had returned to Coruscant in an attempt to track down Fy-Tor-Ana and bring her to safety. Dexter maintained a low profile, establishing a base of operations in the so-called Orange District and helping members of the Erased reach safety.

When Astri Oddo returned to Coruscant with her son, Lune, Dexter agreed to help them find a safe haven where they could start a new life, without the interference of Astri's former husband. Bog Divinian. He also helped handle the efforts of many beings who wanted to find ways to escape from Imperial persecution, and had planned to use his databank to help Flame start working toward a more concerted rebellion. However, Imperial spies learned of the operations in the Orange District, and destroyed much of the area known as Thugger's Alley. Dex was injured in the attack, and was forced to move about in a repulsorchair. In order to keep as much of the operation going as possible, Dex executed his own escape plans, which involved destroying his data before the Imperials could decipher it. He was shot during the escape, but was pulled to safety by Keets Freely and Curran Caladian. The group was forced into hiding, but Keets was able to get a message to Oryon that they were safe.

However, upon being reunited with the others, Dex announced that he was going to remove himself from the resistance. Along with Keets and Curran, Dexter believed that their presence among the other members of Moonstrike was drawing too much attention to the group, and would only prove to be more harm than good. The three later met up with another colony of Erased beings, and established a secret colony inside one of water cisterns that were buried beneath Coruscant's surface. (OWS, JQ2, E2N, VD2, SWDB, GMR10, LJ3, LJ7, LJ9, LJ10, LLOW)

Jetu
This Mandalorian word was used almost as an expletive to describe a member of the Jedi Order. (LF8)

Jetz
This form of sanctioned combat was popular during the last decades of the Old Republic, and was noted more for its strategy than its brutality. In a jetz match, combatants squared off against each other in a small ring, and spent most of their time searching for weaknesses or mannerisms that could be used to upset their opponents. In many cases, a jetz match was decided on the first fall, so technique and speed often won out over strength and size. (MBS)

Jev
This group of Imperial T-4A shuttles was assigned to protect a sensor net, but were destroyed shortly before the Battle of Endor. (XWA)

Jev, Ilo
This Imperial Colonel was a native of the planet Wyloff. He grew up as the son of a local broadcast personality, and was eventually recruited by the Imperial News Network. His performance within the Wyloff Sector Plexus was exemplary, and he rose quickly in an area where promotions were scarce. After being promoted to Commander, Jev learned that his father had been killed by Imperial agents for being "subversive and treasonous" in his broadcasts. Jev knew this was a lie, and that his father had only been reporting the truth about Moff Varnier's lack of government. Using his position within Sector Plexus, he learned that Varnier was assassinating any individual who opposed his rule. Varnier even had an agent hidden within the Wyloff Sector Plexus. Angry over his father's death, Jev hunted down the agent and arrested him as a supporter of the Alliance. Jev was promoted to Colonel and given command of the Xector Plexus, and his command of the unit was demanding and short-tempered. Jev was later recruited to be an Alliance agent by Vin Northal, and he agreed to assist as a way to enact revenge for the billions of lives exterminated by the Empire. (CRO)

Jevanche, Amber
This female human was a very popular holo-vid star, especially among males, during the early years of the New Republic. (POT)

Jevax
The Mluki Chief Person in charge of the Plawal dome on Belsavis. He greeted Han Solo and Princess Leia when they arrived on the planet, looking for Plett's Well. (COJ)

Jevelet
This planet was the site of an Old Republic prison, during the decades leading up to the Clone Wars. The facility on Jevelet was set aside as a way to isolate some of he galaxy's most dangerous and unrepenting criminals. Any being who could not be rehabilitated at facilities such as the Valorum Center were transported to Jevelet for incarceration. (RC66)

Jevesect
This unusual herbivore was native to the agricultural world of Herzob. Measuring about a meter and a half in length, and weighing up to seventy kilograms, the jevesect resembled a huge insect. Its cartiliginous exoskeleton was designed to distribute its body weight, and they moved about on six spindly legs. A pair of wings provided assistance in moving about, although the jevesect did not fly. Instead, it made long hops across the ground. Unlike insects, however, jevesects breathed using a pair of lungs, and many of their internal organs were more mammal-like than insectoid. The jevesects were one of the few creatures found on Herzob that were neither exterminated or domesticated by the settlers to transformed the planet into an agricultural center. This was due in part to the fact that jevesects used to have a period each year where they went dormant, burrowing underground for many months. However, as the environment and ecosystem of Herzob changed, the jevesects also adapted, and they evolved to live without the need for a dormant period. This meant that the jevesects could feed on their favorite foods - the crops grown by the settlers - all year long, much to the dismay of the settlers. The jevesects also reproduced quickly, ensuring that new individuals were always being born to replace those lost to exterminators. Exterminating a jevesect was a tricky proposition, since the average individual had a potent defense mechanism. A small organ in their neck produced a casutic acid, which the jevesect could spray at an enemy through a tube in its forehead. This acid was primarily used to break down plant material for easier digestion, but was an effective deterrent when used in self-defense. One unusual aspect of the jevesect was that they were inexplicably tied to the planet Herzob. Specimens which were transported offworld died within forty-eight hours. (WOTC)

Jewel of Churba
A Dairkan starliner that made regular runs to Coruscant in the years following the Battle of Endor. (WG)

Jewel of Haarkan
This mystical, legendary gemstone was revered by many reaced throughout the galaxy. (BTS)

Jewel of the Core
This was a phrase used to describe the planet Coruscant, during the height of the Old Republic. (COD)

Jewel of Zenda
This large, red gemstone was one of the royal jewels of the Naboo. The Jewel of Zenda was traditionally worn in a headpiece by the ruler of the planet, although it could also be set into a pendant and worn around the neck. (VD1)

Jewel, The
This former luxury hotel, located on the smugglers' moon of Nar Shaddaa, taken taken over by the Desilijic kajidic as a base of operations. (THG)

Jeweled Lizard
This was one of the many constellations of stars that were visible from the planet Commenor. It was easy to locate in the night sky, because of the five stars that made up its tail. (LF7)

Jewelfish
This was a species of small, brightly-scaled fish. (DRO)

Jewel-fruit
This plant, which was native to the planet Ithor, produced a thick-skinned fruit. Many beings considered it well worth the effort to penetrate the skin, in order to reach it sweet pulp. (JS)

Jewel-fruit
The fruit of this Calamarian plant was used to create a sweet sauce used in the creation of candies. (DW)

Jewels
This song, written and played by Annadale Fayde, was given a scarlet rating by the Imperial Board of Culture. It first appeared on the compilation Darkness on the Land. (GG9)

Jewett, Darvon
This man was the charismatic Imperial governor of the Boeus Sector, during the era of the Galactic Civil War. Following the fall of the Emperor Palpatine at the Battle of Endor, he gave his support to the New Republic when the Imperial military forces in the sector retreated to Coruscant. It was believed that several starship crews mutinied upon hearing of the Emperor's death, joining Jewett in siding with the Republic. Governor Jewett then helped the New Republic control the Expansion Region of the galaxy. (RPG, SWJ2, OWS)

Jex
This man, a native of the planet Cularin, was one of a growing number of people who felt that the Thaereian Military had overstepped its bounds during the last decades of the Old Republic. Jex's brother was among several hundred natives who disappeared from public view during the years following the onset of the Clone Wars. Many people secretly attributed these disappearances to the Thaereian Military, which spent the nighttime hours removing an vocal opponents to its control of the Cularin System. Jex himself reported his brother's disappearance to the Cularin Office of Protection and Security, which directed the inquiry to the Thaereians. Worried about the disappearances, Jex hid outside the Thaereian headquarters in Hedrett to monitor their transmissions, but picked up only routine communications before the Thaereians called him back. Their search, he said, revealed that Jex's brother was no longer on Cularin. Jex knew something was wrong, because he never once heard any communications about the search. (LFCW)

Jexerian Cannon
This was a primitive projectile launcher, noted for the huge retort it gave off when fired. (AIR, OWS)

Jexxel
This small, feline predator was native to the tundras of the planet Neftali. Their fur was almost pure white, allowing them to blend in with the snow. Their eyes, however, glowed red, giving them a terrifying appearance. Jexxels often hunted in packs, which allowed them to bring down large prey. (WSV)

Jeyell
This planet was located in the Mid Rim. (SWJ6)

Jez
This clone commando was a member of the Aiwha-3 Squad, during the height of the Clone Wars. Jez was the only survivor of the Aiwha-3 Squad, in the wake of the Battle of Geonosis. (RCTZ)

Jez
This youth and his brothers, Mazi and Lan, were orphaned on the planet Delaya when their homeworld of Alderaan was destroyed by the first Death Star. The three brothers had begged their parents to allow them to attend a smashball tournament on Delaya, Mazi finally gained permission for them to make the trip and stay overnight. Unfortunately, Alderaan was destroyed during the tournament, stranding the boys on Delaya and leaving them as orphans. Once Leia was freed and the Delayan plot to turn her over to the Empire was discovered, Jez and his brothers decided to join the Alliance as soldiers. (RF2)

Jezzable
This red-haired woman, a native of Celanon, was a gorgeous but naive human who hung around the bars of Celanon City during the early years of the New Republic. She spent most evenings flirting with the spacers who passed through the city, much to her boyfriend's dismay. (POC)

JG51
see Jenth Grek 51 (JT)

JG-8
This luxury landspeeder was developed and manufactured by SoroSuub during the height of the New Order. It was known for its ornate bodywork and its lack of maneuverability. The two-passenger JG-8 measured 3.8 meters in length, and had a pair of steering vanes located at the front. The two engines were located at the rear, with one at the base of the vehicle and one atop a rear fin. (AEG)

Jhabacc
This was a high-stakes form of sabacc that was popular in the private gambling rooms of the Outlander Club, during the years leading up to the Battle of Geonosis. (IWE2)

J'hagwa na yoka
This Huttese phrase was a thinly-veiled threat that translated into Basic as "no trouble", or, more literally, "This is no joke." (RCTZ)

Jhakva
see Jhordvar (BF5)

Jhank Shel
This Hutt kajidic controlled the planet Lirra until shortly before the Battle of Hoth, when Imperial Moff Heedra drove them off the planet and back into Hutt Space. (SWJ12)

Jhas
This gas giant was the fourth planet in the Hoth System, and was orbited by twenty-four moons. (PH)

Jhaveek
This noted Mrlssi philosopher was famous for making the statement, "I know myself to be only as I appear to myself." (DSTR)

Jhemiti
This Mon Calamarian served as a First Officer under Uwlla Iillor on the Corusca Rainbow, during the early years of the New Republic. Jhemiti held the rank of Lieutenant in the New Republic. He later served as an administrative aide to the commanding officers of the New Republic's military. (4)

Jhen Honey
This viscous, amber honey was popular with many Imperial nobles who lived on the planet Bastion, during the years following the war against the Yuuzhan Vong. (LF8)

Jhensara
A smuggler who worked with three R-series droids: an R2 unit, and R3 unit, and an R5 unit. (SWJ7)

Jhensrus
This jungle world was located in Trax Sector, and was known throughout the sector as a frontier world. The planet's inhabitants battled on a regular basis to keep the creatures of the planet at bay, resulting in a population of fighters and survivors. (GMK)

Jhepar
This was a city located on Draenell's Point, on the continent of Mee'r. (GMK)

Jhoff
This man served in the Imperial Navy as a traffic controller aboard the Executor, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. It was Controller Jhoff who was on duty when the shuttle Tydirium attempted to reach the Forest Moon of Endor. He questioned the age of the security code used by the shuttle's pilots, who were actually Han Solo and Chewbacca, and was ultimately ordered by Darth Vader to let the shuttle land. (E6N)

Jhompfi
This Brolfi was a member of the guerilla movement that was led by Patriot, during the years following the Battle of Naboo. Jhompfi, who lived in the Covered Bush house ring, was one of the Brolfi who was ordered to acquire burst thrusters, which were to be used to create the missile that would be used to assassinate Passel Argente and the Brolfi leaders, who were meeting to discuss planetary mining rights. For his own part, Jhompfi claimed that the burst thrusters were to use on his own speeder bike, which the authorities believed he was using to smuggle rissle sticks to the Karfs. Unknown to Jhompfi, his actions were discovered by Jedi Padawan Lorana Jinzler, who trailed him briefly before she was intercepted by Vissfil. (OF)

Jhonems, Wil
This man served as a marketing manager for the Spotts TradeChip Company, during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. Jhonems believed that, as the galaxy fell into turmoil surrounding the secession of planets from the Old Republic, that sports figures were not the kinds of role models neededin the galaxy. He suggested that Spotts produce a series of tradechips depicting the images of Jedi Knights, allowing a new generation to find heroes in the Jedi. His plans were met with stern opposition from the Jedi Council, however. (HNN5)

Jhonterius Park
Once located in the city of D'larah, Jhonterius Park was a small, yet beautiful, refuge on the planet Demophon. It was the home of the D'larah palm tree. While very beautiful to behold, much of the crime that took place in D'larah was committed in the Park after dark. (SN)

Jhordvar
This Noghri assassin was employed, for a brief time, by Jabba the Hutt, during the height of the Clone Wars. When Jhordvar tried to betray Jabba, the crimelord dispatched thirteen-year-old Boba Fett to bring him to justice. Fett found Jhordvar in Tatooine's Dune Sea, and defeated him in combat. The fighting led to Jhordvar's death, and Fett returned to Jabba with just his hands. Because a sandstorm had hit the area during the fighting, young Fett was forced to hole up in Jhordvar's hideout, leaving Jhordvar's body outside. The wind and sand stripped much of it to bare bone, and the only thing left to identify Jhordvar was the ring he wore on his finger. (BF5)

Jhorn, Pfilbee
This Imperial Sergeant was requisitioned for Emperor Palpatine's second expeditionary mission to Endor. The first returned with poor overall reporting, and Palpatine wanted more information. Jhorn was placed in the position of records officer, a role he did not relish. His report was bitter and resentful in tone, a fact not missing or ignored by the Emperor. When Jhorn returned from Endor, he was quickly transferred to a long tour of duty riding the solar focusing mirrors orbiting Coruscant. He was later assigned as a custodian for the Imperial garrison on Tatooine. (ISU)

Jhosa
This ancient Selkath served as a judge in Ahto City, on his homeworld of Manaan, during the decades leading up to the Great Sith War. Jhosa was one of the judges who presided over the trial of Sunry. He wondered why Sunry, a hero of former wars and a respected individual, was present at the scene of Elassa's murder. (KOTOR)

Jhunia Snow Plains
This was the name of the northern-most continental area of the planet Neftali. (BSS)

Ji
This man was the coach of the Shad Furies shockball team, during the height of the New Order. (CRO)

Ji
One of Akanah's childhood friends on Lucazec. Ji was a member of the Fallanassi. (BTS)

Ji
This Shyriiwook word was used as the prefix to many Wookiee names. It translated into Basic as "beloved" or "lucky", and could be combined with one or more suffixes to form a complete Wookiee name. (GMR10, GCG)

Ji, Phow
This man, a native of Bunduki and a member of the Followers of Palawa, was an expert in the martial art of teras kasi. Phow Ji won the tournament in Aslaja, just before the onset of the Clone Wars, defeating the Jedi Knight Joclad Danva in a 47-minute fight. It didn't matter to Phow Ji that Danva had detached himself from the Force for the fight; Ji just knew that he had bested a Jedi Knight in hand-to-hand combat. This only made his considerably large ego even bigger, and he often strutted around looking for a fight, just to prove his skills.

At the height of the Clone Wars, some two years after the Battle of Geonosis, Phow Ji was hired by the Grand Army of the Republic to serve as a combat instructor on the planet Drongar. He was given the rank of Lieutenant and assigned to the military hospital known as Rimsoo Seven, where he found himself confronted with two worthy adversaries: Admiral Tarnese Bleyd and Jedi Padawan Barriss Offee. His mystique was quickly established when he defeated Usu Cley without breaking a sweat, but a captured holovid of his unprovoked killing of three Salissian mercenaries caught the ire of the doctors as well as Den Dhur. The Sullustan reporter, having been deprived of a scathing expose' on Filba the Hutt, chose to craft an article on Phow Ji's wanton disregard for life. Den Dhur portrayed him as an evil murderer, but his editors rewrote the article after learning the the Salissians had been working for Count Dooku. Despite the fact that most beings on Drongar regarded him as a brutal thug, Phow Ji was painted as a hero of the Republic, and Den Dhur was blacklisted as a reporter.

After the Salissian incident, Barriss Offee found that she hated Phow Ji, an emotion that rose to the surface very quickly. Phow Ji recognized this, and took every opportunity to taunt the young Padawan. Offee was forced to swallow her pride, however, when she found Phow Ji on the battlefield near Rimsoo Seven. He had been fighting a squad of Salissians, and had defeated them all. Unknown to both, however, another enemy was hidden in the jungles, and managed to impale Phow Ji with a poisoned dart. Offee could not let another being die in front of her, no matter how badly she hated him, and she drew on the Force to remove the poison from his system.

Unfortunately, Phow Ji took the Padawan's actions as a slight, and recklessly plunged into another battle in a fit of berserk rage. Without backup and still recovering, Phow Ji was quickly overrun by Salissian mercenaries. However, rather than dying alone, Phow Ji extracted a large grenade and detonated it in his hand, killing the Salissians and himself as well. The news of his reckless act was twisted by the reporters of the Old Republic and portrayed as a heroic act that had far-reaching benefits for the war effort. A statue in his honor was even erected in Monument Plaza on Coruscant, as part of the continuing propaganda that was created by the Galactic Republic. (HNN5, MBS, MJH, CN1)

Ji rikkit
This illegal drug was smuggled off the planet New Plympto during the height of the New Order. (CCW)

Ji Rikknit
This was the name of the highly addictive intoxicant that was produced from the eggs and ovum sac of the rikknit. (CCW)

Jia, Kvarm
This New Republic Senator represented many worlds in the Tapani Sector of the galaxy, during the height of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. An elderly man, Senator Jia was one of the few supporters of the Jedi Knights in the Senate. (SBS)

Jiaan
This planet was subjugated by the Empire during the early years of the New Order. (SWJ12)

Jiaasjen
This was the term used by the ancient Sith warrior Larad Noon to describe his theory of "integrating the shadow." Under this theory, which was documented in a series of journals Noon left behind on Susevfi when he died, Noon tried to meld his Sith teachings with the Jedi lore he learned as a child. By integrating the dark side with the light, Noon believed that he could justify the countless deaths he caused during the Great Sith War. Although scholars debated on the morality of Jiaasjen, they agreed that Noon wrote the journals to keep himself from going insane with guilt, during the final years of his life. (OWS)

Jiaguin
This was the Ansionian god of guile. (APS)

Ji-ant
This insectile creature had small antennae, in comparison to the rest of its body. (MC9)

Jiaozi
This was one of the larger cities established on the planet Felucia by Gossam settlers. It was the site of a water processing facility during the height of the Clone Wars.. (SWDB)

Jidlor System
This planetary system was the home of the Swaze. (GG12)

Jid'yda
This Bothan served the New Republic Navy, and rose to the ranks of Admiral. When the Republic began its blockade of Farlax Sector and the Koornacht Cluster, Jid'yda was considered as a choice to replace Etahn A'baht. He was Borsk Fey'lya's first choice, but was not selected for the position. (SOL)

Jielu
This man served the Alliance at the Echo Base on Hoth, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. He was assigned to the ground forces team that was led by Corporal Jobin. The team was separated from its main unit, and made a daring attempt to recapture the base's ion cannon control center, after Imperial forces had taken over the center. Thanks to the team's efforts, the final transports were able to escape without harm. (VIS)

Jiffies
This was a slang term for the male genitalia, as in the phrase, "I just slipped your jiffies off the roaster", indicating that one being had saved the life of another. (SHPT)

Jig Time
This was a little-used smuggler's phrase, used to indicate the speedy resolution of a situation. (DW)

Jigani Port
This was the primary spaceport located on the planet Desevro, located on a rocky outcropping above Maslovar and the Swamplands. This location kept it away from the bustle of the city, allowing offworld visitors to get their bearings before venturing into Maslovar. Most of the starship berths were situated atop stone pillars that were carved from the bedrock of the planet, while others seemed to have been cobbled together from older pillars that had fallen over the millennia. Rope bridges connected the berths to the main facility, and spiral staircases carved into the pillars allowed visitors to reach the city itself. (GORW)

Jigoba
This Corporate Sector crimelord held a great deal of power before the rise of the New Order. He once employed Ploovo Two-for-One as a loan shark. (CSA)

Jih-tan
This Ebranite thilda - or clan - had has a long-standing rivalry with the Rull clan. (GG12)

Jii
This Mando'a word meant "now." (OWS)

Jiir
This man was part of a militant group which supported the Alliance forces on Ralltiir, shortly before the Battle of Yavin. Jiir, his younger brother Basso, and their men planned to rescue Leia Organa after she was apprehended by Lord Tion. Their plans were nearly smashed by the skilled Imperial stormtroopers protecting Tion, but Basso managed to reach Leia. However, in order to ensure Basso's success, Jiir and his men were forced to prolong their firefight with the Imperials. Jiir was shot and killed in the fight. (SWEP)

Jiivahar
This tree-dwelling species of hairless simians was native to the planet Carest 1. Their form appeared to be lanky and ungraceful, but the jiivahar were exceptionally limber, and moved through the thykar trees with ease. Their fingers and toes were very long, made for grasping branches, and secrete sarvin to help them hold onto them. Their skulls were flattened and elongated, with large eyes. Their skeletons were hollow, making them very light for their size. There were no written laws in Jiivahar society, but every individual was compelled to act according to the needs of the community. (AE)

Jijite
This small, insect-like reptile was native to the open plains of the planet Ansion. They lived in large hives, burrowing into the ground to live among, and feed on, the root systems of the grasses which populated the plains. The jijite workers built tall, stony pillars from miniscule pebbles and an extruded form of mortar, which served to vent warm air from the tunnels below as well as lookout positions for jijite sentries. These pillars were incredibly strong, and could withstand the blunt assault of a kyren flock. (APS)

Jikat, Vrrk
This ancient Nazzar abandoned his own life and family to train Qrrl Toq in the ways of the Ulizra, some 4,000 years before the Battle of Yavin. Despite his love of Jikat, Toq never understood the great sacrifice he had made to become Toq's teacher. (TOJC)

Ji'kata
This Em'liy was distinguished in the history of the planet Shalyvane. (UANT)

Jiklip, Wildis
This woman was the daughter of a Corellian mother and a father who was born on Coruscant. An exceptional student, she was educated on both planets, and was licensed as a university professor well before her thirtieth birthday. During the early years of the New Republic, Jiklip suddenly disappeared from the public eye, and most of the galaxy feared that she had been killed. However, Jiklip had decided to shun the world of academia and take on a career as a smuggler. She changed her appearance and adopted the name Red Stepla, and made a living by carrying unusual cargoes for beings who didn't want to be bothered with the details. Just before the Yuuzhan Vong launched their invasion of the galaxy, Jiklip returned to the galaxy, taking on the role of a theoretician who had become wealthy over the years and teaching courses on Coruscant and Lorrd. She developed an expertise in the area of interplanetary economics, and became one of the Galactic Alliance's foremost experts on economic reaction to warfare. However, when Thrackan Sal-Solo began making demands for Corellia's independence from the Galactic Alliance, Jiklip once again disappeared, ostensibly to return to Corellia and help them understand the consequences of independence. (LF1)

Jiks
When translated into Basic, this Ewok word meant "this." (GPB)

Jik'Tal
This Jawa was the leader of the group hired by Yin Vocta to serve as private security agents at the Bantha Traxx establishment on Lianna. The Jawas were trained by the Rodian mercenary Ne'Chak, who owed Vocta a favor. Jik'Tal had craved adventure as a youth, and eas eventually banished from his tribe to violating its policy of non-violence. Seven other members of the clan left with him, leaving Tatooine behind on the first transport and ending up on Lianna. (WSV)

Jiktha
This male Jawa was a junk peddler who worked near Mos Espa, on the planet Tatooine, during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. Jabba the Hutt issued a bounty for his capture after servant droid he purchased from Jiktha proved to be faulty, and Jiktha refused to refund the Hutt's credits. This bounty was eventually claimed by Jango Fett, who was on Tatooine trying to arrange a meeting with Jabba. (BH)

Jilieren
This was a common name among the Sarkan race. (UANT)

Jiljoo
This was a common name given to Twi'lek females, and meant "gem" in the Twi'leki language. (GCG)

Jillion Bolts Company
This hardware manufacturer produced a wide range of fasteners for a variety of purposes, during the height of the New Order. (SWGAL)

Jillsarian
This was a race of heavily-muscled, four-armed humanoids. (CRO)

Jima ja mooska wa Wookiee moo
This Sullustan request, often heard at barbershops and salons, translated into Basic as "Give me the standard Wookiee cut." (GPB)

Jimayne
This man served as a stormtrooper onboard the first Death Star, during its construction over the planet Despayre. Sergeant Jimayne was one of the many stormtroopers who guarded the prison facilities on the space station. (TFUN)

Jimmer
This Mostlaa was Nilya Fek'ra's assistant. (GMH)

Jimunee ronto pagona
This was the Huttese name for braised fork tarts. (GPB)

Jimvu
This large, reptilian creature was native to the planet Naboo. The jimvu had six legs, making it a capable runner. The neck of the jimvu was covered with a row of short knobs, and the beaked nose was used in defense. (WSW)

Jin
This race of reed-thin humanoids was native to the Zchtek worlds of the Mid Rim Territories. Their were reptilian, and were able to see into the infrared spectrum. They have large eyes which dominate a short-snouted face, and their small teeth indicate a herbivorous ancestry. Their homeworlds were subjugated by the Empire early in the reign of Emperor Palpatine. Their coloration ranges from dark yellow to dark green, and tends to match their surroundings. (SWJ10)

Jinapoor
see Jinapur (E1A6)

Jinapur
This was a desert plant native to Tatooine. Its dried wood was often used in carvings. Note that this might be another spelling of japor. (E1A5)

Jinart
This Gurlanin and her consort, Valaqil, were part of a large group of Gurlanin who agreed to assist the forces of the Old Republic in removing the Separatists who had taken control of their homeworld of Qiilura, during the early stages of the Clone Wars. Valaqil was part of the initial intelligence gathering team, along with Jedi Master Kast Fulier and his Padawan, Etain Tur-Mukan. Jinart remained in the field, and managed to track Tur-Mukan to the homestead of Birhan. She assumed the guise of an elderly woman and joined Birhan's clan as a domestic worker, until she could make contact with Tur-Mukan and let her know about the presence of Darman in the nearby woods. Jinart then helped the pair rendezvous with the rest of Omega Squad. She then disappeared into the forests, returning only briefly with information Hokan's movements.

While she was in the fields, Jinart left behind signs that falsely indicated that there were other squads of clone commandos on Qiilura, in an effort to fool Hokan into believing he was dealing with a larger assault force. She also agreed to help with the final assault planned by Omega Squad, and assumed the guise of a human child to infiltrate Lik Ankkit's villa and place several explosives deep inside the building. After Ovolot Qail Uthan was captured- with much assistance from Jinart - she commanded Etain Tur-Mukan to remember her assistance, as well as that of other Gurlanin, so that the Gurlanin people would be left free to pursue their own civilization. Unfortunately, while Etain remembered Jinart and the Gurlanin, the Republic failed to live up to its end of the bargain. Within a year, the Gurlanin were still struggling to survive against the settlers, and they became increasingly disgusted with the Republic. Jinart herself began infiltrating key locations on worlds such as Coruscant and acquiring logistical information on the movements of the Grand Army of the Republic, especially when the inforamtion pertained to Qiilura.

It was on one of these missions, when she was pretending to be Vinna Jiss, that Jinart was captured by Etain and the Null-class ARC Trooper Ordo. Jinart agreed to provide information on the Separatist-backed terrorists who were bombing miliary facilities on Coruscant, but demanded that the Gurlanin be freed. Kal Skirata agreed to discuss the situation with Arligan Zey and the leaders of the GAR. Jinart also agreed to take Etain into hiding on Qiilura, as a favor to Skirata, after it was learned that Etain was pregnant with Darman's son. Jinart struggled with this assignment, since Etain had developed a liking for the other clones, and wanted to lead them from the front. Jinart was forced to remind the girl that she was pregnant, and should not be risking the life of her unborn child, especially when the human colonists of Qiilura refused to leave their homes. Jinart also threatened Darman's life, when the young woman questioned the Gurlanins' role in the destruction of the Core Conveyor. (RCHC, RCTZ, RCTC)

Jinart
This odd woman joined Birhan's family as a domestic worker shortly after the Battle of Geonosis. Jinart performed many duties for Birhan's family, although none of them remembered where she came from or how she came to work for them. This was primarily because Jinart wasn't actually human. In fact, Jinart was one of the many disguises adopted by the Gurlanin known as Jinart, during her assistance to Darman and Etain Tur-Mukan. (RCHC)

Jinathik
This asteroid belt was located in the Garqi System, between the worlds of Garqi and Elsho. (GORW)

Jind
This clone commando was a mamber of Yayax Squad, and participated in the First Battle of Coruscant, near the end of the Clone Wars. Jind and the other members of Yayax Squad eventually decided to leave the service of the Grand Army of the Republic in the wake of the so-called Jedi Rebellion, and joined Kal Skirata's band of defectors on Mandalore. (RC66)

Jinda
This race of beings was best-known for the gypsy-like tribes that inhabited the Forest Moon of Endor, although it was believed that they evolved on another world, based on the records of the colony ship Free Enterprise. However, other scientists believed that the Jindas were distant cousins of the Ewoks. The tribes on Endor's moon were noted for the fact that they were constantly getting lost. Years before the Battle of Endor, the Jindas were farmers who lived their lives under the protection of the Rock Wizard. When they made the Rock Wizard angry, the Wizard banished them from his kingdom, forcing them to meander the surface of the moon in search of a new home.

Individual Jindas were distinguished by the tufts of red hair that sprouted from their heads and the tan fur that covered the rest of their bodies, as well as their seemingly boundless energy. No matter the size or shape of an individual, each Jinda seemed equally playful and happy. When threatened or during performances, male Jindas could puff out their necks, exposing red bands that helped make the Jinda look bigger than they really were. As a race, Jindas were herbivores, using their blunt teeth to tear and grind all sorts of plant matter. They were also fond of entertainment, and were capable of performing any number of acts and routines. Although the Jindas were regarded as excellent storytellers, their poor memories often led to more embellishment of a story than an accurate retelling. (ECAR, OWS)

Jinda System
This Tapani Sector star system was part of the holdings of House Calipsa during the New Order. (LOE)

Jinder, J'an Ane
This Jedi Guardian worked on the planet Mrlsst during the last decades of the Old Republic. In order to gain passage off the planet, Jinder had to solve a series of logic riddles posed to her by the Mrlissi. (WOTC)

Jinet
This remote planet, located in Brak Sector, was the site of an Alliance base which was estasblished shortly before the Battle of Yavin. (FBS)

Jing
This young boy was one of the many miners who worked on Katanos VII, during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. He had been taught that the Jedi Knights were powerful magicians, who could use their connection to the Force to rip out a person's mind. Jing was sent with his father, Andru, to greet Jedi Master Lunis and his apprentice, Obs Kaj, when the pair traveled to Katanos VII to investigate a possible link to the Separatist plan to produce clones. When the Jedi discovered the hidden cloning facility on the planet, Jing was eager to prove himself in battle. However, he was unprepared for the savage attacks of the other miners, and was killed in the fighting. (T19)

Jin'ha
This sinister, criminal organization was active during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. They were discovered by the Jedi Council to have been mining cortosis ore, in an effort to prepare themselves for an attack on the Jedi. Further investigation by Obi-Wan Kenobi revealed that the Jin'ha were, in fact, mining the cortosis ore for the Trade Federation. (SWI59)

Jin'ika
This was the nickname used by many Mandalorians to decribe Jintar. (LF8)

Jinjang
This shrub, native to the Forest Moon of Endor, produced sweet berries that were harvested by the Ewoks. (ECAR)

Jin-Jin
This Outer Rim smuggler was trained at the Imperial Academy to be a TIE Fighter pilot, but botched one too many missions to remain in his commanding officer's good graces. Rather than face a courtmartial, he tried to steal a TIE Fighter. He was forced to hode aboard the Beggar's Solace, and was taken on a wild ride when the ship's hyperdrive motivator started acting up. Having escaped from Imperial service, Jin-Jin went to work as an independent mercenary, but his ineptitude continued to dog his career. He was forced to capture an entire royal family, after being witnessed trying to rescue their daughter from Imperial custody. When Jin-Jin won a fortune gambling on Mepha'as Prime, he sunk it all into real estate on Alderaan a week before the Empire destroyed the planet. Broke, Jin-Jin took the Beggar's Solace and set out to make a name for himself as a smuggler. He found that he was good at it, and his bumbles became a thing of the past. (SWJ5)

Jink
This was a common name among the Toydarian race. (WOTC, UANT)

Jinkins
This Bith was a known comrade of the Feeorin smuggler Nym. Jinkins was originally employed as an engineer with the Nubian Design Collective, where he was the lead engineer on the development of the Scurrg H-6 bomber. After the Naboo rejected the ship's design, and the Nubians scrapped the project entirely, Jinkins arranged with Nym to steal the only prototype and use it as their own vessel. With Nym, Jinkins served as a sensor and scanner operator aboard the newly renamed Havoc. Nym considered Jinkins the best engineer in the galaxy, rivalled only by the starshipswrights on Charros IV. He piloted the Freefall, a ship he described as a "freefall bomber." Jinkins remained with Nym for many decades, continuing to serve as a chief lieutenant after Nym assumed the leadership of Lok during the height of the New Order. (T7, GMR5, SWI65, NEGV, JSF)

Jinn, Qui-Gon
This Jedi Master was known as one of the order's most formidable members, but his recklessness and his devotion to seemingly inane causes kept him from becoming a member of the twelve-being Jedi Council. Originally trained by a Master who had worked with students for 400 years, Qui-Gon was later taught by Count Dooku, and was generally regarded as one of the best pure swordsmen the order had ever seen. However, Qui-Gon was also something of a maverick, and was unable to control his inner sense of purpose. He was known to prefer the simple things, like eating food with his hands, and he was distinguished by his good manners and empathy for other beings. However, he did not hold to many of the Jedi Order's basic philosophies, and his methods were often a sharp contrast those of his contemporaries. One of these beings was the woman named Tahl, a fellow student of the Force. They were friends during their training, and both achieved the level of Jedi Knight at about the same time. Qui-Gon wore his hair long in a tacit defiance of the Jedi order's rules. His control of the living Force was deep, although his abilities with the unifying Force were not as strong.

After successfully training a Padawan apprentice, it was Qui-Gon who discovered the young boy named Xanatos, and brought him to Coruscant for training despite his age and spoiled nature. When the Council allowed Qui-Gon to take a Padawan, Qui-Gon chose Xanatos immediately. Qui-Gon either failed to - or chose not to - see Xanatos' many failings, regarding the boy's mistakes and growing anger as minor things, much the way a father would. In the end, this caused him great trouble. Shortly before Xanatos was to take the tests to determine his eligiblity to become a Jedi Knight, Master Yoda dispatched Qui-Gon and his Padawan to Telos, on an unspecific mission. While there, Qui-Gon was confronted with Xanatos' treachery in the attack on a neighboring world. Qui-Gon was forced to kill Xanatos' father, Crion, in a battle, and earned Xanatos' unending hatred from that point on. The youth fled, and Qui-Gon was left to return to Coruscant without a Padawan. He claimed that Xanatos had been killed in battle, and vowed never to take another Padawan again. He continued to interview new students, but always left without choosing an apprentice.

Years later, he was charged by Master Yoda to travel to the planet Bandomeer and assist the government there in negotiating a mining treaty. The trip put him in close quarters with young Obi-Wan Kenobi, whom he had recently passed up as a Padawan apprentice. They were then drawn into the schemes of Xanatos, who hoped to exact revenge on Qui-Gon by killing him on Bandomeer. During their missions, which suddenly became a single mission, Qui-Gon realized that he and Obi-Wan were closely meshed with the Force. During their escape from Xanatos' trap in the ionite mines, Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan became linked in the Force, something that was only meant to happen to a Master and his apprentice. After their escape, Qui-Gon realized that Obi-Wan was not to be taken lightly, and he took the boy as his Padawan learner. Together, they explored the Force for some twelve years before the Trade Federation invaded the peaceful world of Naboo. It was during this time that Qui-Gon pledged his life to the now-Jedi Master Tahl, during their mission to New Apsolon. Unfortunately, Tahl was captured by Balog and tortured until she could barely survive. Qui-Gon was able to rescue her, but the best medical care on New Apsolon was unable to save her life. For many months, Qui-Gon felt broken and out of synch with the galaxy, as his heart mourned the loss of the woman who "made him whole."

More than a decade after Tahl's death on New Apsolon, Supreme Chancellor Valorum asked that a team of Jedi be dispatched to negotiate with the Neimoidians, so Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan were sent to Naboo. There, they became entangled in the intricate web being woven by Darth Sidious. Their mission quickly changed to the protection of Queen Amidala, whom they planned to transport to Coruscant for an appeal to the Senate. Their ship sustained large amounts of damage in clearing the Trade Federation blockade, and they were forced to land on Tatooine to repair the ship. While on the planet, Qui-Gon discovered the existence of young Anakin Skywalker, a slave owned by a Toydarian merchant named Watto. A check of the boy's blood revealed an incredibly high concentration of midi-chlorians, and after learning of Shmi Skywalker's description of Anakin's conception, he believed that he had found the prophecied Chosen One. Qui-Gon managed to free Anakin when the youth won the Boonta Eve Classic podrace, but Watto would not free Shmi. Qui-Gon then arranged to have a Tobal lens delivered to her, in the hope that she could use it to trade for her freedom.

On Tatooine, Qui-Gon also discovered the existence of Darth Maul, and barely escaped from the Sith Lord. He brought Anakin before the Jedi Council, but was sternly rebuffed for his impertinence. Instead, they were all sent back to Naboo to protect Amidala in her attempt to break the Trade Federation blockade on her own. While the Queen succeeded, Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan were forced to confront Darth Maul again. In an epic battle within the Theed palace's power station, Qui-Gon was separated from Obi-Wan by the power plant's security lasers. Forced to battle the Sith Lord on his own, Qui-Gon was physically unable to compete. Darth Maul was able to stun Qui-Gon before killing the Jedi Master with a quick jab of his double-bladed lightsaber, while Obi-Wan looked on helplessly. Obi-Wan was able to defeat Darth Maul once freed from the lasers, but was too late to save his Master. Obi-Wan held Qui-Gon as he died, vowing to continue his Master's dream of training young Anakin Skywalker. Qui-Gon's body was consumed in the flames of a Naboo funeral pyre, in honor of his efforts to help free Naboo from the Trade Federation.

Looking back, many Jedi Masters who were forced into military roles during the Clone Wars felt that it was Qui-Gon's death at Naboo that ultimately led Count Dooku to leave the Jedi Order and form the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Some ten years after the Battle of Naboo, when Anakin Skywalker murdered a clan of Tusken Raiders on Tatooine after the death of his mother, Yoda seemed to hear Qui-Gon's disembodied voice on Coruscant. This contradicted the very nature of death, since a Jedi was supposed to lose their identity when they joined with the Force. Qui-Gon's voice troubled Yoda for many years, until Anakin Skywalker fell to the Dark Side of the Force and became Darth Vader. Qui-Gon's spirit reappeared to Yoda, and explained that he had learned of a way to become one with the Force yet still retain the ability to influence the physical world. The technique was discovered by a Shaman of the Whills, and Qui-Gon practiced the skill in the years leading up to, and following, his death on Naboo. Qui-Gon's spirit later explained the teachings of the Whills to Yoda and Obi-Wan, to ensure that they would be able to help Anakin fulfill his destiny as the Chosen One. (E1, RF, DR, IG1, TTB, DOH, HNN5, E2, SWDB, SOJ, IS3, SWI86, CHRN2, SWI100, LLOW, CWNOP)

Jinn, Tyla
This underworld figure was common in the cantinas of Theed, on the planet Naboo, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (SWGAL)

Jinorota City
This city was located on the planet Werncin 3. (SWJ10)

Jin'ri Trade Syndicate
This organization formed in the wake of the Battle of Duro, seeking to profit from the war against the Yuuzhan Vong by running supplies and weapons to worlds willing to pay their exhorbitant prices. (EVR)

Jinsol
This exotic spice was created on just one planet, Haruun Kal. This made it very expensive. (SHPT)

Jintar
This Mandalorian man became the husband of Dinua Jeban, during the years following the war against the Yuuzhan Vong. Together, they raised a small family on the Beviin-Vasur Farm, including their children, Briila and Shalk. (LF5, LF8)

Jinwa Raiders
This was a notorious band of alien pirates which was operative during the height of the Galactic Civil War. A band of Jinwa Raiders was defeated by a shipful of droids, when C-3PO and R2-D2 were forced to pilot an Alliance transport to Ladro. The pirates' attack killed the small command crew, but the droids managed to avoid capture and reach Ladro unharmed. (T8)

Jinzler, Dean
The youngest of four children raised on Coruscant, Jinzler was forced to live in the shadow of his older sister, Lorana, who showed enough connection to the Force to be chosen for training as Jedi on Coruscant, during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. Their parents had been working as technicians at he Jedi Temple, which ensured that Lorana's sensitivity was quickly discovered. Despite the fact that his parents were fired from their jobs at the Temple when Lorana was chosen, Dean's efforts were always compared to Lorana's, and he quickly came to realized that he was never going to be as gifted as she was, at least in the eyes of their parents. Nevertheless, he became a skilled starship technician, and was part of the ground crew that worked on the construction of the Outbound Flight. This work led him to meet up with Lorana, as she had been chosen as one of the Jedi Knights who were part of the Outbound Flight project. They had a brief argument before the mission set of from Coruscant, and Dean never heard from his sister again. He managed to eke out a living during the era of the New Order, and he aged into a silver-haired man who worked for Talon Karrde as an information specialist, during the years following the cease-fire between the Imperial Remnant and the New Republic. As a middle-aged man in his sixties, Jinzler had developed no focused training in any specific area, but he maintained a wide range of knowledge on many subjects. Jinzler was hired by Karrde when his information sharing operation was growing faster than he could handle, although Jinzler was one of possibly many agents who weren't at all loyal to Karrde. When a message was received at Comra through Karrde's network from Voss Parck on Nirauan, but was addressed to Luke Skywalker, Jinzler stole the message and fled Comra. Karrde managed to learn of the theft, however, since Jinzler's disappearance coincided with the message's theft. Karrde also learned that Jinzler had specifically requested a transfer to Comra just eight weeks earlier, which was too much of a coincidence to ignore. Karrde set out to locate Jinzler, while Luke set off for Nirauan. However, it was Luke who found Jinzler first, when Jinzler was introduced as the New Republic's Ambassador on the mission to recover the remains of the Outbound Flight Project. He conned Aristocra Formbi into believing he was actually a representative of the Republic in order to gain access to Outbound Flight. Underneath his charade, Jinzler wanted to learn more about his older sister, Lorana, who he had hated because she was a Jedi and not him. However, after spending time with Evlyn Tabory aboard Outbound Flight, Jinzler came to realize that his hatred was nothing more than jealousy, that his parents had loved all their children equally. Even after Lorana's lightsaber was destroyed in the attempt to retake control of the D-Four Dreadnaught from Estosh and the Vagaari, Jinzler found himself finally at peace with his sister's memory. She had died trying to save Outbound Flight, and that was all that mattered. In the aftermath of the mission, Jinzler decided to accompany the survivors of Outbound Flight to Nirauan, so that he could be with Rosemari Tabory and her daughter, Evlyn. (SQ, OF)

Jinzler, Joshua
This being, distinguished by his short, spiked, white hair, was often seen in the Outlander Club during the months leading up to the onset of the Clone Wars. (DAG)

Jinzler, Lorana
This young woman was the third of four children to a couple who worked as technicians at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, nearly two decades before the Battle of Naboo. Born two years before her brother, Dean, Lorana was discovered to have some sensitivity to the Force, and was taken into the Jedi Order at ten months of age. Her parents, unfortunately, were fired from their jobs at the Jedi Temple, in order to prevent them having any contact with their daugther, and they were forced to find employment elsewhere. Lorana grew up in the Jedi Temple, and was eventually chosen as a Padawan learner by Jedi Master Jorus C'baoth, although she could never quite figure out why. Where C'baoth was strong-willed and demanding, Lorana was timid and unassuming. Nevertheless, she learned much about the Force from C'baoth, and was promoted to the rank of Jedi Knight at the age of twenty-two, just before Outbound Flight was launched. She was also given the chance to become one of the twelve Jedi Knights who would serve aboard Outbound Flight, a mission that she grudginly accepted. In a brief conversation with C'baoth, Lorana discovered that her former Master seemed to have some reservations about actually promoting her, but he looked forward to continuing her training during the mission. During the pre-flight systems checks, Lorana was introduced to her brother, Dean, who had never come to terms with Lorana's departure from the family. In an argument, he blamed Lorana for the family's troubles, since their parents were forced to take lower-paying jobs after leaving the Jedi Temple. Despite this fact, they were proud of Lorana, and constantly compared Dean's efforts to those of his older sister. Their argument left Lorana wondering about the role of the Jedi Order in the galaxy, as well as their role aboard Outbound Flight. During the mission, Lorana found herself doubting C'baoth's handling of the mission, especially when he began taking control of every aspect of the mission. When he began training the Jedi in the operation of the ship's Dreadnaughts and their weapons systems, Lorana became more worried. Her fears were shared by Jedi Master Justyn Ma'Ning, who hoped Lorana would speak her former Master and make him relent. She never got the chance, however, as Outbound Flight was intercepted by a military force commanded by then Force Commander Thrawn of the Chiss Expansionary Defense Fleet. Lorana only survived Thrawn's attack because she had been ordered by C'baoth to lock up a group of rebellious engineers in the central core of the ship. Thrawn's radiation bombs were targetted only at the Dreadnaughts, and wiped out all beings in the large ships. The core section was untouched, and Lorana was able to reach a Dreadnaught just as the Chiss boarded the vessel. She found herself working with Syndic Thrass to get the ship moving, in order to ensure that Outbound Flight didn't fall into the hands of one of the Chiss ruling families. However, their efforts were hampered by the damage that had been sustained by the Dreadnaughts during Thrawn's attacks, and they found themselves without engine power as they approached a habitable planetoid. Thrass and Lorana realized that the only was to save the civilian population from certain death was to remain on the bridge of their Dreadnaught and ensure it hit the ground first. Although they were ultimately successful in landing the huge craft in such a way as to save the civilians, both Thrass and Lorana were killed in the crash. Decades later, her lightsaber was recovered from among the debris and bodies Luke Skywalker and his wife, Mara Jade Skywalker, found on the bridge of the D-One Dreadnaught. At the time, they believed it was Jorus C'baoth's blade, but Dean Jinzler confirmed it was Lorana's. He asked Luke to hold onto the weapon until their group returned to the Brask Oto Command Station, in case the Jedi needed it to fight their way out. Luke and Mara were forced to use Lorana's lightsaber in a desparate attempt to destroy the droideka that was protecting Estosh and his Vagaari aboard the D-Four Dreadnaught. The lightsaber was destroyed when the droideka exploded, much to Luke's dismay. (SQ, OF)

Jiod
This New Republic agent served on the Glorious as a member of the scanning crew monitoring the Teljkon vagabond. (BTS)

Jion, Shep
This man was a Baron within House Melantha, but chose to pursue a military career with the Imperial Army. He later transferred back to Tapani Sector, joining the 1st Tapani Assault Battlegroup. He was also an active member of the Order ot the Kilmer Bange, and had orders to report on Major General Corvae's actions. (LOE)

Jiprirr
This Wookiee's mate was burned by flame beetles and fell from the Gathering Trail during her son's Test of Ascension. (TT)

Jiqui
The fruit of this plant was known for its bitter-tasting peel. (GMR10)

Jir
This was one of the many families of minor importance within the Empire, during the height of the New Order. It was believed that the Jir family was one of many that provided genetic materials for the development of Imperial stormtroopers. (E4VG)

Jir, Daine
This bold and outspoken Imperial Commander served on the Devastator when it captured the consular ship Tantive IV, just prior to the Battle of Yavin. Jir, as denoted by his black uniform, was a non-combat stormtrooper officer at the time, having served in the Imperial 501st Legion. He served as an aide to Darth Vader, and was one of the few beings who ever openly questioned the Dark Lord's tactics. While other officers believed that his outspoken nature would soon lead to his execution, Vader appreciated Jir's suggestions, and had him promoted from Lieutenant to Commander.

It was Commander Jir who questioned Vader's capture of Princess Leia Organa, fearing that her imprisonment would lead to pro-rebellion symapthies in the Imperial Senate. Commander Jir also doubted that Vader could extract any information from the Princess, believing that she would die before revealing the location of the Alliance's primary base. (CCG2, SWI93, E4VG, SWI96)

Jira
This elderly woman was a native of the streets of Mos Espa, and was a close friend of young Anakin Skywalker. She had been living on Tatooine for some time, and could tell the changes in the weather by the various aches and pains in her bones. (E1, E1N)

Jiramma
This was one of the many Hutt kajidics which operated from a base on Nar Shaddaa during the last decades of the Old Republic and into the era of the New Order. (TF)

Jiree
This Rodian thug woked for Eelian Kirat as a part of the Nalmar criminal organization. Jiree often accompanied Elana Nalmar on undercover missions, serving as her bodyguard. (FBS)

Jiriad
This Mando'a word meant "pale" or "chalky," in reference to an individual's skin color. (OWS)

Jiriss, Roget
This woman was one of the most successful smugglers of the early years of the New Republic. Her fees were correspondingly high, but well worth the investment. She was a brash, confident woman who hated pirates of any kind. (GG11)

Jiro
This young Zabrak boy was among the many Jedi younglings who were being trained at the remote Jedi facility on Bogden Three, when the Clone Wars came to an end. When Master K'Kruhk arrived on Bogden Three and helped save the children from Order 66, Jiro and his friends were whisked away aboard a starship to avoid any more trouble. Unfortunately, their starship experienced a malfunction, and had to land on a remote world. There, the children were captured by Lumbra and his thugs, but Masters K'Kruhk and Piru eventually rescued them. (DT2)

Jiroch-Kalok
This was another name for the planet Kalok. (UANT)

Jiroch-Reslia
This planet, the third and primary world in the Jiroch System, was the homeworld of the Tunroth. Together with Kalok and Saloch, they were known as the Triumvirate. A Jedi shrine was rumored to exist in the system. (GG12)

Jiroch-Saloch
This was another name for the planet Saloch. (UANT)

Jisasu
A city on Lucazec founded by the Fallanassi. It was connected to Big Hill by the Crown Pass Road. (BTS)

Jisk
This was a common name among Quarren females. It meant "fun-loving" or "playful". (GCG)

Jiss, Vinna
This woman was working for the Grand Army of the Republic's logistics department, during the early stages of the Clone Wars, when she accepted credits to funnel key information to a group of Separatist-funded terrorists who were working on Coruscant. She was observed by Sev and Fi, during the time they served as the Red Watch, coming out of the GAR logistics building with Paxaz Izhiq, well after the facility had shut down for the night. They managed to capture her and bring her in for questioning, but her own contacts tried to eliminate them. Only the flying ability of Bardan Jusik, who had been tailing the clone commandos in a disguised speeder, allowed them to return to their safehouse with the Falleen. She provided little new information before she was killed by Walon Vau in the wake of her interrogation, so it was with a great deal of surprise that the Null-class ARC Trooper Ordo discovered her walking back into the GAR logistics office several days later. Ordo later discovered that the Gurlanin known as Jinart had been posing as Jiss, in an effort to learn what had happened to the woman. (RCTZ)

Jit, Lak
This male Devaronian discovered a handfull of datacards at the base of Mount Tantiss, some ten years after the death of Grand Admiral Thrawn. Among them was a card entitled "The Hand of Thrawn" and a card describing the Bothan involvement in the destruction of Caamas. He claimed to have ownership of them by way of the Debble Agreement, but Leia under that agreement Leia could recover the cards after making proper restitution. He nearly escaped from Wayland with the cards, but was apprehended by Leia Organa-Solo's Noghri bodyguards. He stillmanaged to escape with a copy of the Caamas datacard, and freely dispensed the little bit of information it contained until he was caught by Mazzic. Lak Jit was then locked away by Mazzic and Talon Kaarde until the Caamas Incident could be resolved. (SOP)

Jith
This name was given to female Zabrak, and meant "wise" - or, more precisely, "ghost-wise", a term which may have referred to an ancient Force-sensitive Zabrak. (GCG)

Jith, Hiksri
This Rodian served with Erli Prann aboard the Golan II space station near Bilbringi, during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. It was Erli Prann who allowed the station to be located by the crew of the Mon Mothma during Operation Trinity, so that he could lure hyperdrive-capable ships to the station. In this way, the pirates could salvage the hyperdrives from the New Republic ships and use them to power the battle station. Jaina Solo managed to use the Force to alter Prann's recollection of his hyperspace jump coordinates, and the station ended up trying to jump through a Yuuzhan Vong interdictor. While Prann and his people weren't clear of the Yuuzhan Vong, their proximity to the interdictor allowed them to pound the ship and clear an escape route for the Galactic Alliance forces. Prann then tried to fight his way clear, but Jith demanded that he surrender the Golan station to the Galactic Alliance. He refused, but was eventually subdued. Once he was remvoed from control, Jith and the rest of the pirates agreed to turn the station over. (FP)

Jiton, Tyrn
This male Devaronian worked as a bounty hunter in the Borderlands Regions during the early years of the New Republic. He traveled in a Firespray-class transport, and was known to sell his captives into slavery if the profits were better. (WBC)

Jitte
This Alliance escort carrier was destroyed during the Galactic Civil War. (TIE)

Jiuk
This was a common female name given to Sullustan females. It meant "pretty" in the Sullustan language. (GCG)

Jiuk'chtna
A Duros trader. (RPG)

Jivis
This Duros worked for Gamgalon on Varonat. (TFE)

Jivrak, Reesen
This Alliance General was discharged from duty because of his unethical and cruel tactics. He was known to have stolen a TelBrinTel research droid from an Imperial convoy, renaming it Geth and making a variety of modification himself. After leaving the service of the Alliance, Jivrak and his followers fled to Ohratuu, where they set out to develop their own army of beast soldiers. (SWJ10)

Jivv Space City
This Duros colony orbits the planet Duro. (GG7)

Jix
see Jixton, Wrenga (SE)

Jix
This was one of the most common names given to male Corellians. (GMR9)

Jixton, Wrenga
This Corellian underworld figure was known for his resourcefulness and his ruthlessness. A former Imperial Gunnery Sergeant known to his comrades a Jix, he was part of the task force that was sent to Falleen to accompany Darth Vader's experiment there. After the experiment failed, Jixton was court-martialled and sent to Kessel, but he quickly escaped from the prison complex and became a mercenary. He again encountered Vader several years later on the planet Aridus, where he had been hiding from the Empire. During this time, Jix had befriended the native Chubbits. When Vader was nearly killed in the explosion of the Iron Tower, Jix found him and would have killed the Dark Lord in revenge, but decided against it rather than risk the wrath of the Empire. Jix loaded Vader's body onto a starship and set out to deliver him, but Vader awoke and realized the situation. He offered Jix the chance to return to Aridus without fear of Imperial pursuit if he agreed to do whatever the Dark Lord needed. Jix was forced to agree to the deal, and he became an effective agent of Vader's. In this capacity, Jix exposed the liaison between Frija and Admiral Droon. Jix was later infiltrated into Jabba the Hutt's organization following the Dark Lord's failure to capture Luke Skywalker on Cloud City. Vader instructed Jix to become one of Jabba's swoop gang members, and to capture Luke when he arrived on Tatooine to plan the rescue of Han Solo. Jix nearly captured Luke in a swoop race through Beggar's Canyon, but Dash Rendar was able to disrupt his plans and get Luke free of the swoop gang. (SEC, SSE, SST)

Jixuan Desert
This vast, arid desert was located on the southern hemisphere of the planet Ryloth. (CWTV21)

Jizz
This was an upbeat, jazzy form of music that was popular during the era of the Galactic Civil War. (E6)

Jizz
This long-reeded instrument formed the heart of most jizz bands. (TCC)

Jizz-box
This was a type of musical instrument. (POT)

Jizz-jig
This was a type of dance that was performed to jizz music. (RD)

Jizz-wail
This was an early form of jizz music, played by a four-being combo and known to be a bit softer in tone that modern jizz. (JQ3)

Jizz-wailer
This was the term used to describe a contemporary musician who played the jizz or jizz-wail style of music. (E6)

Jj'abot
This game of skill was played on a wide table, with each opponent working toward conquering the other's side of the playing field. (SWJ12, OWS)

Jjannex II
The Imperial Star Destroyer Stormclaw was attacked by pirates near this planet. (TBSB)

Jjerrol
This man was a small-time criminal working on Tatooine during the early years of the New Republic. (GUN)

Jjorg
This blond-haired woman was one of the leaders of the Freedom movement, serivng Malinza Thanas during the height of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. After their base at the Stack was discovered, Jjorg fled the scene with Malinza and Vyram. They traveled to the office of their benefactor, Deputy Prime Minister Blaine Harris, only to discover that Harris had doublecrossed them. In an effort to escape, Jjorg tried to Harris's blaster, but Harris managed to press the weapon into her chest and pull the trigger. Jjorg died instantly. (FH2)

JK Bio-Droid
This was another name for the JK-series droid. (HIV, NEGD)

JK Personal Security Droid
see JK Bio-Droid (NEGD)

JK-13
This JK-series combat droid was captured by the forces of the Old Republic and investigated for many weeks, after it was learned that Count Dooku and the Separatists were planning to buy huge quantities of JK's for their armies. JK-13 was first shown to the galactic government and the Jedi Knights at T'Chuk arena, on Coruscant, where it had been reprogrammed to act at a non-lethal level. After defeating a droideka and the ARC trooper CT-36/732 in one-on-one combat, JK-13 was pitted in battle against Jedi Master Kit Fisto. Only Master Fisto's unusual attacks allowed him to defeat the droid. (TCD)

Jkarta, Telmun
This New Republic Intelligence agent provided an in-depth analysis of the Teljkon vagabond, following the efforts of Lando Calrissian and Ejagga Pakkpekatt to locate the mysterious ship. (CTD)

J'Kek
This Gorothite j'ber was known for its political savvy. Over the millennia since The Scouring, the J'Kek clan consolidated a great deal of political power, a fact that other j'bers resented but accepted as the status quo. (GSE)

J'kilkrizt
This was one of the more common names given to Colicoid individuals. (UANT)

JK-series Droid
Originally produced as a high-end security droid, these Cestus Cybernetics constructs were among the most advanced droids ever produced in the galaxy. First developed during the build-up to the Clone Wars, the JK-series used a form of "living circuitry" that employed the unique brain of an unfertilized dashta eel as its central processor. This gave the droid an unusual affinity to the Force, allowing it to anticipate the actions of an opponent. In the “living circuit” configuration, the dashta eel could control the primary functions of the droid, while the more autonomous functions were handled by the droid brain. In order to use the immature eels in this way, Cestus Cybernetics had to ensure the more mature dashta eels that any immature specimens used in the droids would help Ord Cestus become more fully-integrated into the galactic community.

Because of the use of living circuitry, the droids were also called JK-series Bio-Droids. Standing 1.5 meters tall, the chrome body of the JK-series droid was shaped like an hourglass, with eight narrow legs to to it around. When confronted with a possible intruder, the JK-series could move swiftly and silently to a new location, where it appeared almost benign until it registered a true threat. In that instant, the JK-series could assume any number of configurations, and bring to bear an unusual array of weaponry.

Its primary attack mode involved the use of whiplike tentacles that emerged from its top and side. These tentacles were incredibly strong, and could cut through some of the hardest materials. After capturing its target with these tentacles, the JK-series drew the target into its body, holding it until help could arrive. If the target struggled, the tentacles could be drawn tighter, cutting into flesh or metal to force the target to submit. Other weaponry included shock netting, stun darts, and blasters. In addition to these mechanical capabilities, the JK-series was produced with specialized coatings that allowed the JK-series to blend into its surroundings. A portable shield generator was also installed in these droids, to absorb most blaster energy that was fired at the droid.

These droids were produced in small numbers during the height of the Clone Wars, but at incredibly high prices due to the delicate nature of the dashta eel. Mass-production was virtually impossible, since the number of dashta eels was limited. Nevertheless, the demand for these droids easily outpaced the supply. They were originally designed as security droids for the exceptionally wealthy, but with simple programming changes they could be adapted for use as combat droids. Because of their ability to anticipate an opponent's movements, the JK-series proved a formidable opponent for even the Jedi Knights.

Due to several documented cases of a JK actually defeating a Jedi Knight in combat, they became known as Jedi Killers. When Count Dooku offered to provide Cestus Cybernetics with cloning technology to help produce more eels, the Separatist army was able to secure the rights to JK-series production. Unfortunately, it proved too difficult to clone the dashta eels, a fact that Dooku kept to himself while he spun an intricate plan to lure the Jedi and the Old Republic to Ord Cestus. The Jedi believed that the JK-series could be mass-produced, and that its innate abilities would make it exceptionally difficult to defeat. In this way, Dooku managed to trap Obi-Wan Kenobi and Kit Fisto on Ord Cestus, when they were dispatched to learn more about the JK-series.

However, the Separatists' plans fell through when both Jedi Masters survived the mission, revealing to the Cestians and the rest of the galaxy that the JK-series was no longer a viable alternative for the Separatists. Further investigation revealed that the dashta eels would have gone insane on the battlefield, when ordered to actually kill another being. This information was something that the Five Families never revealed to Count Dooku, since it would have negated the deal before any credits could have been exchanged. (TCD, HIV, NEGD)

J'kuutak
This creature, native to the planet Guiteica, was used as a mount by the Bitthaevrian warriors. (AIR)

JL-12-F
This explosive was manufactured by one of I'att Armaments' competitors, and was designed to explode in a symmetrical pattern. It was used by a group of Ranats which tried to blow up Silver Station. Tinian I'att was able to track them down by following the smell of the explosive. (TBH, SWJ6)

JL7 Elixir
This was the designation of a GoCorp hoverscooter. (GG7)

J'Lan
This was one of the many mining settlements, or o'bekis, established on Goroth Prime. In the 100 years leading up to the Battle of Yavin, J'Lan experienced two mega-earthquakes that obliterated the landscape and the o'beki itself. (GSE)

JLC-37
This entry-level starship booster system was produced by the Mon Calamari shipwrights, during the early years of the New Order. Several versions of the JLC-37 booster were produced, with different levels of power output. (SWG2P)

JL-series Droid
This was a series of security droids produced by Cestus Cybernetics, based on the popular JK-series. (TCD)

J'Mel
This was the second-largest of the three moons which orbited Goroth Prime. (GSE)

J'Mer Sab
This resistance group, whose name meant "Night Wind," rose up among the Gorothite people shortly after the Battle of Yavin. Formed from Gorothites who feared the high attrition rate of the K'Len J'Bar Kasoon, the J'Mer Sab also attracted some members from the Gor'Jen'Ar. In reality, however, the J'Mer Sab was privately set up and funded by Imperial Governor Marsh Limoth. Limoth hoped to attract a sufficient number of prominent Gorothites before "raiding" the group, arresting its members and striking a blow against the legitimate resistance. In this way, he hoped to gain a significant political victory, earning him more funding and latitutde from his Imperial superiors. The Alliance, as part of Operation Starbird, set out to infiltrate and break up the J'Mer Sab before Limoth could act. (GSE)

J'Mikel
This Anx was one of the six Jedi Knight who were hunted down and murdered by Aurra Sing. Like Peerce, with whom he was working at the time, J'Mikel was searching for Aurra Sing on Coruscant when he was attacked and killed. J'Mikel was survived by his young Padawan, a Twi'lek female named Xiann who was badly traumatized by the incident and its violence. After Aurra Sing was captued by Aayla Secura, Master J'Mikel's lightsaber was returned to Coruscant. Aayla Secura asked to personally deliver it to Xiaan Amersu, so that she could talk to her fellow Twi'lek about reconciling her feelings. (HFAS, J3)

Jmin Survival Academy
This paramilitary school was founded by Lunkar An during the Galactic Civil War. (AIR)

Jmmaar
This Viraanntesse Jedi Master, a native of the planet Vvaw, was killed during the Clone Wars by General Grievous on the planet Vandos. Years earlier, Master Jmmaar had accompanied Jedi Master T'chooka D'oon on a mission to mediate a settlement to the Huk War. Their ultimate decision was to rule in favor of the Huks, which forced the Kaleesh into a state of destitution. Grievous, who was known during the Huk Wars as Qymaen jai Sheelal, never forgot the role of the two Jedi in the virtual subjugation of his people, and gladly cut down Master Jmmaar when he had the chance. (X3, E3N, SWI86)

JMM-series Droid
This was a series of assassin droids produced during the Old Republic. (SWMW)

JN-66
This was a model of analysis droid that was produced during the last decades of the Old Republic. Developed and manufactured by Cybot Galactica, the JN-66 droid had a flat, goggle-eyed head, and its body was supported by a pair of small, disk-shaped repulsorlifts. Two pairs of photoreceptors allowed the JN-66 to view minute details of objects, giving it a greater set of data with which to investigate its surroundings. Unlike the SP-4 droid that was developed to perform complex analyses, the JN-66 was developed to do the grunt work associated with sifting through data to determine trends and patterns. Like the SP-4, the JN-66 was developed to help scientists and forensic experts during their investigations, and it also found use in the Jedi Archives. The original JN-66 units were designed to operate in clean-room environments, and were produced with micro-field generators in the arms to pick up objects without physically touching them. The body of the JN-66 was not given exterior plating, which allowed the unit to be given regular radiationj baths to kill off any bacteria or micro-organism that might have lodged in its inner workings. (SWDB, NEGD)

J'Nes B'Sar
This was the name of the religious gatherings staged by Gorothites who worshipped the M'Nes religion. It literally meant "truth gathering." (GSE)

Jo
This term was used by the Jawa race to indicate "no" or a negative response. (TG)

Jo jo muma
This was the Jawaese word for the number 100,000,000. (GPB)

Joaa'n
This woman was the demolitions expert for Red Hand Squadron. She died, along with Bria Tharen and most of the Red Hands, on Toprawa, where they were trying to buy time for Leia Organa to receive the Death Star plans. (RD)

Joanson, Ariq
One of Owen Lars' contemporaries, Ariq Joanson set up a moisture farm farther out than anyone else on Tatooine. His farm, which was only marginally profitable, bordered Jawa and Sand Person lands. Ariq felt that the three races could live together peacefully, despite the stories being spread by the Imperial governors. He regularly left gifts of water to both native races, and developed a great friendship with the Jawas of Wimateeka's clan. He developed an uneasy truce with the Sand People. Many of his friends, including his neighbor Eyvind, thought he was crazy. Ariq paid them no mind, and planned to purchase a great tract of land that he would subdivide with Jawas and Sand People. He was even going to help them submit the paperwork to make the land officially their own. When Eyvind became engaged to Ariela, Ariq asked if he could invite Wimateeka's clan. Ariela talked Eyvind into agreeing, and the wedding reception was a success. The Jawas were impressed with human customs and civility, while the humans marvelled that the Jawas could be so friendly. When a group of adolescent Sand People attacked the reception, Ariq was greatly dismayed. Eyvind was killed in the attack, and the local Imperial detachment used the incident to further the distrust between the races. Ariq was undaunted, and after rescuing Ariela from the Sand People, he set out to find the Alliance and work with them to overthrow the Empire. (TME)

Jobber
This slang term was used by Alliance Intelligence operatives to describe an assassin. (RASB)

Joben, Thall
Jord Dusat's best friend and rival on Ingo, Thall was an avid landspeeder racer during the early years of the Empire. He was easily distinguished by his mohawk haricut. Thall became the owner of R2-D2 and C-3PO when he and Jord found them in a junkyard, after they had been jettisoned by an escaping smuggler, and they helped him evade the ministrations of Sise Fromm. The droids were glad to be free, and helped the boys with the construction of their racing speeder, the White Witch. When Jord was captured by Tig Fromm, Thall and the droids enlisted the help of Kea Moll to rescue him.

The group then traveled to Boonta, hoping to enter the Boonta Speeder Race. After helping Kea's mother destroy the Trigon One weapons satellite, they finally made it to Boonta. There, Jord was injured and Thall was forced into duty as the White Witch's pilot. During the race, he was beset by agents of the Fromm gang as well as by Boba Fett, but Thall managed to avert disaster and win the race. Jord and Thall, along with Kea Moll, were approached by Zebulon Dak to join the design team of his corporation, but were told that they could not bring the droids. The trio had decided to turn down Dak's offer, having come to appreciate the droids, but R2-D2 and C-3PO would not allow them to miss the opportunity. The droids jettisoned themselves in an escape pod, leaving the humans free to take the job. (DCAR, OWS, TGD)

Jobin
This man served the Alliance at Echo Base, on Hoth, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. A veteran of the Battle of Hoth, Corporal Jobin was believed to have been the brother of Lieda Mothma, and the son of Mon Mothma herself. At Echo Base, Jobin was part of the ground forces that were arrayed to defend the main base, but were forced to abandon their position when they realized that the base's ion cannon was under Imperial assault. Jobin and his team managed to regain control of the ion cannon's control center from Imperial snowtroopers, and he personally fired the weapon, disabling a Star Destroyer and opening an escape route for the last of the Alliance's transports. He was then the first to report on the breach of Echo Base's defenses by Imperial forces, before he was forced to abandon his post and retreat to a pre-defined escape point. Unfortunately, he was intercepted by Darth Vader before he could escape. After ensuring that a recorded message to his mother was carried out by a comrade, Jobin tried to block Vader's way, hoping to buy the rest of his team some time to escape. Vader, however, had no time for his defiance, and swiftly used the Force to snap Jobin's neck. Jobin's recording eventually reached Mon Mothma, but not until almost a year later, just before the main planning session for the Battle of Endor. (SWI82, VIS)

Jobl
This surname was common among the Sullustan race, and meant "computer specialist" in the Sullustan language. (GCG)

Joboba
This was the Huttese word for the number fourteen (14). Note, however, that the Huttese counting system was based on a base-eight system. So, joboba indicated the number twelve (12) in the Basic language. (GMR5)

Jobones, Wryk
Known by the nickname "Wreck-Out," Wryk Jobones was a veteran of the swoopchasing circuits of the Outer Rim Territories. During the height of the New Order, Wryk retired from active competition to promote the sport. He spent much of his career racing on the outlawed courses, but realized that dead racers can't do any good. He petitioned for the improvement of safety and quality of courses at all racing levels, in order to prolong the careers of racers and attract a larger audience. (BSS)

Jobreth Plains
This grassland was located on the planet Jabiim. (SWESF)

Jobril
This Twi'lek worked for Nirama, several years before the Battle of Naboo. It was rumored that Jobril voluntarily allowed Nirama to implant a chip into his brain that made Jobril unquestioningly loyal to Nirama. Shortly after the Battle of Naboo, something made Jobril change his mind about the implant. He secretly had it removed, and turned against Nirama. (WOTC)

Jobsworth
This was a slang term used to describe any government or legal worker who spent too much time obeying the exact letter of the law, as spelled out in the convoluted and intricate laws and regulations of the government. (LF5)

Joc
This was the nickname of one of the clone troopers who were assigned to Torrent Company, during the early stages of the Clone Wars, after the original company was nearly wiped out on Teth. Captain Rex discovered that Joc had a talent for seeking out key information, either by finding itself or asking pointed questions of others. Despite the fact that Joc and his new comrades had not yet seen a lot of combat, they became fast friends, and they were able to bond while on a layover when the Torrent Company was assigned to the shakedown cruise of the refitted Leveler. Although Ince and Vere spent part of their free time ribbing Ahsoka Tano about the restrictions of the Jedi Order, Joc was quick to point out that, even though she was just a Padawan, Ahsoka was good at understanding orders. (CWNOP)

Jocasta
This was one of the most common female names given to human children across the galaxy. (GCG)

Jocell
This Chiss female was part of the squadron which was assembled to support Jagged Fel's fact-finding mission to the New Republic, shortly before the Battle of Coruscant. When Jagged decided that the best way to gather information was to assist the Republic in their struggle against the Yuuzhan Vong, Jocell and her fellow pilots agreed to stay. Jocell agreed to join the Twin Suns Squadron, serving under Jaina Solo as Twin Suns Nine. After Coruscant fell and the Republic's forces regrouped on Calamari, Jocell agreed to accompany Jaina and her parents on a mission to re-establish communications to parts of the galaxy which had been cut off. Jaina was glad to have Jocell's help, but felt that Jocell was too stiff to be an effective pilot. When the trio was sent to N'zoth to investigate the Fia's claim that the Yevetha were no longer a threat, they found that the planet and the entire Yevethan civlization had been destroyed by the Yuuzhan Vong. They also found the last surviving Yevethan warrior on a small moon, waiting for the alien invaders to return. This Yevetha refused to be rescued, and set his ship to self-destruct. Jocell was just behind Miza when the shpi exploded, and Jocell's clawcraft badly damaged. With Jaina's help, she was able to return to Galantos and recover from her injuries. (FH1)

Jocko
Whenever Han Solo talked about his past while using an alias - something he did to escape the pressures of being married to the Chief of State of the New Republic - he used the psuedonym Jocko to refer to Ben Kenobi. (TBH)

Jocorro
This creature, known for its gossamer-like wings, was native to the Life Zone of the planet Bespin. (OWS)

Jocund, Diedre
This woman served as a soldier and field medic in the Thaereian Military, during the final years of the Old Republic. She was a member of the ambush squad that was led by Lorwin Derlynn, and was dispatched to a Cularin Militia based in the asteroids of the Cularin System, as part of a system-wide blockade. The blockade was ostensibly set up to protect Cularin from Separatist invasion. However, the Thaereians had other plans for Cularin. Like the some of the other men and women who served under Derlynn, Jocund questioned her loyalty to the Thaereians. Thus, when Derlynn was shown evidence of Thaereian misdoings in the Cularin System, Jocund supported his decision to allow ships through the blockade. (BIT1)

Jodaka
This ocean world was home to the deadly needler crab. The crab inhabited the rocky reefs that bordered the seas. (SWJ1, OWS)

Jodakan Needler Crab
This crab, native to the rocky reefs of Jodaka, used a deadly poison to capture its prey. The poison was injected through a long, biotic needle that could be fired at a target with a short burst of air. The primary source of food for the needler crab was the seagulls that searched the reefs for fish, which it shot down using its poisoned darts. The darts were fired from a hollow tube that ran along the dorsal ridge of its carapace, and the burst of air that was required to fire them came from two air sacks located at the rear of its body.

Jodakan needler crabs were sometimes seen in shops and stores that dealt in exotic creatures. They were sold as personal defense systems, because their owners could tap on the air sacks to induce the crab to fire its darts. Owners had to keep the crab in a saltwater aquarium, and had to feed it at least a pound of flesh each day, in order to keep the crab alive. Although they were kept as "pets," Jodakan needler crabs were difficult to train, and would often attack any flying creature it encountered while in its owner's possession. (SWJ1, OWS)

Jodd
This being studied the art of teras kasi during the Galactic Civil War. (SESB)

Jode, Binna
This small-time criminal was active on the planet Tatooine, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (GQRG)

Jodeen
This man served the Imperial Navy as a Captain, and was part of the small defense force that was assigned to protect the labor colony on Kalist VI, during the months following the Battle of Yavin. As the leader of Durkii Squadron, Jodeen was on duty when he was ordered to escort the Nuna's Twins down to the surface of Kalist VI, after the tanker managed to survive an Alliance ambush. The ground forces on Kalist VI were suspicious when the tanker arrived without its escort frigate, which the crew claimed was destroyed in the ambush. Unknown to the Imperials, however, was the fact that Luke Skywalker and a band of Alliance agents were at the controls of the Nuna's Twins, and the fact that the tanker was allowed to land gave the Alliance team the ability to infiltrate the base. (SWEWW)

Jodhul, Joz
This Corellian man, a native of the city of Tyrena, was a supporter of the Alliance during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (SWG2P)

Joff, Embrul
This was a distinguished Miraluka individual in the history of Alpheridies. (UANT)

Jofoger
This planet was located along the Sisar Run. (AIR)

Joha
This Mandalorian word meant "language" when translated into Basic. (OWS)

Johans, Zel "Rancor"
This Imperial Colonel, known as the Rancor, was in charge of a Hell's Hammers unit stationed in the Outer Rim Territories during the Galactic Civil War. He was a masterful tactician, and was wholly devoted to his troops. After their defeat at the Battle of Turak IV, the Hell's Hammers were reduced by more than two-thirds. Colonel Johans continued to command the survivors, and they were able to once again serve successfully on the front lines. After the subjugation of the planet Absit, Colonel Johans was able to persuade the Imperial command that the Hell's Hammers worked better at full regimental strength, and he played a pivotal role in the recruiting of new members. Johans was also instrumental in the development of the repulsortank, as well as the development of Imperial doctrine regarding the use of repulsortanks. He successfully argued that the Empire should have employed Imperial-class repulsortanks during the Battle of Hoth, instead of AT-AT walkers, since the slow-moving walkers allowed several Alliance transport vessels to flee the planet before Darth Vader's forces assumed control of Echo Base. In the wake of the Battle of Endor, Colonel Johans took the Hell's Hammers and returned to their base of operations on the planet Brintooin. The unit continued to fight for the Empire, but Johans found that he was fighting against Imperial forces as often as he was facing the forces of the New Republic. After spending one battle fighting against his own support troops, Johans again returned to Brintooin, this time to established a base of power for himself in an effort to build himself a small empire. Many historians believed he had aspirations of inheriting command of the Imperial Remnant, and the fact that many of the Hell's Hammers soldiers remained with him on Brintooin would have made him a formidable opponent. He joined the military forces that supported Grand Admiral Thrawn, but refused to heed the call of the "reborn" Emperor Palpatine. Johans decided to remain an independent force, never adopting a powerful title or rank, and his continued threat proved problematic for the military leaders of the New Republic. (ISB, SWJ9, SWJ15, OWS)

Johayc
Stemming from the word joha, this Mandalorian word meant "spoken" or "pronounced" when translated into Basic. (OWS)

Johder
This was one of Shelsha Sector's largest producers of farming equipment and machinery, during the height of the New Order. (A)

Johin
This spacer claimed that the Empire destroyed Hyrol Preen Beta because of suspected Alliance activity. When they couldn't capture the rebels outright, the Imperials wiped out the settlements on the planet in order to prevent the Alliance from returning. (FTD)

John D
A Rebel fighter pilot killed during the Battle of Yavin, John D was the pilot of the X-Wing designated as Red Four. (SW)

Johrian Whiskey
This was a blue-green grain alcohol. (DMSH)

Joh's Shipyard
This was one of the most prominent starship modification and repair companies in the Cularin System, during the last decades of the Old Republic. The Shipyard, as it was commonly referred to, worked with the Cularin Transit Authority to ensure there were no illegal modifications done. (LFCW)

Joi
This was one of the most common names given to female Corellians. (GMR9)

Joi
This was a common name among the Zeltron people. (UANT)

Joiner
This was the term used to describe any being who had become deeply attached to the Colony. Joiners were distinguished by their belief in the altruism of the various hives of the Colony, and the way in which they acted upon the Will of the Colony without hesitation. For the most part, the Joiners became a hive's liaison to the outside galaxy, acting as translator and guide during discussions or negotiations. The role of Joiners didn't become apparent until about five years after the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy was stopped, when UnuThul began attracting more and more beings to the Unknown Regions to help the Colony survive against the Chiss. Over time, those beings who remained within the hive too long were absorbed by the hive, and could no longer think for themselves. Once a being was joined to the hive, the hive had access to all of the being's memories and skills, including the understanding of languages and the absorption of feelings and emotions. (DN1)

Joining Ritual
This was a generic term used to describe any ritual in which a group of Force users combined their powers to create a single, powerful event. During the millennium leading up to the Battle of Ruusan, the use of joining rituals was found most often among the Brotherhood of Darkness. In following with the Rule of the Strong, all Sith were equally powerful, but their combined strength was awesome to behold. In the wake of the Galactic Civil War, the Jedi Knights of Luke Skywalker's new Jedi Order discovered that they were better able to combat the Yuuzhan Vong by combining their powers. (DBPD)

Joining, The
This was the name given to the period of history on the planet Merisee in which intense volcanic and seismic activity created a chain of mountains which connected the planet's two continents. This joining of the two land masses allowed the Meri and the Teltiors to finally meet each other, sparking a millennium-long civil war. (PG3)

Joint Command
This was the name used to describe the interim leadership of the New Republic, during the months following the Battle of Endor. The name came from the fact that Mon Mothma and the political leaders of the Alliance recognized that there needed to be a strong military voice in any leadership system, in order to combat the threat of attack from the the remnants of the Empire. (LSSM)

Joint Council
This parliamentary body of the Iotran government was formed from the top eight Iotran military leaders. As a whole, the rule the entire Iotran planetary soceity. (GG12)

Joint Defense Operations Staff
This body of military leaders commanded the various branches of the New Republic's armed forces, during the years following the Battle of Bilbringi. The Joint Defense Operations Staff was ostensibly the leadership of the New Republic Defense Force. (BTS)

Joiol
This planet, located in the Orus Sector, was supposedly one of the planets on which Grand Admiral Thrawn was producing clones, some five years after the Battle of Endor. Investigation by the fledgling Smuggler's Alliance proved this information to be false. (TLC)

Jojighar
This former Jedi Master was honored by Bisquit Baron for his contributions, with a commemorative holocube that documented his history being included in many QuickSnack and QuickSnackLite meals. The meals and holocubes were available shortly before the onset of the Clone Wars. (HNN4)

Jojo
This Devaronian worked as a bartender in the capital city of the planet Zeltros, during the height of the New Order. (PH)

Jojo
This Fifth Battle Group K-Wing bomber pilot was part of Esege Tuketu's squadron. Jojo was killed in the unsuccessful blockade of Doornik-319. (SOL)

Jok, D'Trel B'Rar
This Gorothite served as the Rel'Kan of her people during the height of the Galactic Civil War. She was little more than a figurehead, but was dedicated to use whatever power she commanded to help the Gorothites. Privately, she supported the Gor'Jen'Ar, but feared being discovered as a rebel. (GSE)

Joka
This Huttese term was used to describe a being who was being foolish, or joking around. (E1A14)

Joker Squad
This unit of Company C, Battallion 9, of the 407th Stormtrooper Division was among the many units stationed at the Imperial base on Yinchorr, nearly a century after the war against the Yuuzhan Vong. Joker Squad was noted for its high casualty rate, much of which was the result of the dangerous missions it was ordered to carry out.

About seven years after Darth Krayt took control of the galaxy for the Sith, the troopers of Joker Squad were ordered to take the point on a mission to Borosk, where the 908th Stormtrooper Division had defected and remained loyal to former Emperor Roan Fel. The team's members quietly questioned the orders, since they required the Jokers to eliminate a fellow stormtrooper unit. The Jokers obeyed their orders, however, losing Vax Potorr, Jes Gistang, and Sergeant harkas in the second wave of attacks before being confronted by Krayt's liaison, Darth Maleval.

Maleval demanded that the Jokers' commanding officer, Lieutenant Gil Cassel, execute his own brother as a show of loyalty to the new Empire. Cassel hesitated, and Maleval threatened to kill them both if Lieutenant Cassel didn't act. However, it was Hondo Karr who chose to act, when he tried to attack the Sith Lord with a short sword. Maleval sensed the attack, and threatened to kill Karr as well. In this instant, squad newbie Anson Trask shot and killed Maleval, carrying out the one action that Joker Squad tacitly wanted to complete.

As he was taken to the nearest hospital, Harkas turned over leadership of the Jokers to Trask, who was the only officially surviving member of the team after Karr deserted. Harkas later reported to his superiors that Maleval was killed in combat, officially clearing Trask and the rest of the Jokers in the Sith Lord's demise. (SWLN)

Joker Squadron
This was one of the starfighter units that were part of the Cularin Militia, during the Thaereian Conflict and the last years of the Old Republic. (LFCW)

Jokhalli
This race of tall, thin-limbed humanoids was native to the moon Blimph 3. They were distinguished by their glowing, red eyes and their unusual arms. Each of their two arms ended in two forearms, with a compound elbow joint providing a full range of motion for each forearm. Their bovine faces were melancholy in appearance, and they spoke variety of galactic trade languages. To the Jokhalli, trade and commerce were immensely important, and their civilization flourished mainly because of the strategic location of Blimph 3. When Quaffug the Hutt took control of the Blimph System, the Jokhalli were relegated to a minimal role in the business which went through the system, and they were unable to stop the Hutt. They consoled themselves playing games of Divot, until Lando Calrissian stumbled upon their society during his trial under the Duff-Jikab. His skills in trade languages, coupled with his defeat of the Jokhalli masters in Divot, earned Lando a measure of respect among the Jokhalli, who helped him escape Quaffug. Lando later forced Quaffug to return control of Blimph 3 to the Jokhalli, in return for the Hutt's life. (BHSW)

Jokoflow
This river flowed through the city of Evafan, on the planet Vorzyd 5. Its flow was only interrupted as it spilled into Lake Joko before moving on through the city. (GORW)

Jokol
This was one of the more common surnames used by the Duros people. Like all such names, Jokol was used only for official business, to indicate one individual from another when in the presense of non-Duros. This name literally meant "factory worker". (GCG)

JoKo's Alley
Located within Coruscant's Dometown, this riotous strip of businesses was where Tekli overheard a pair of Rodians discussing their general malcontent with the human race. The distrust arose from the fact that the Yuuzhan Vong could use ooglith masquers to pretend to be human, thereby making non-human races hesitant to work with humans. This was shortly before it was discovered that the Vong had perfected the gablith masquer. (BP)

Jokot
This man was one of a handful of beings who regularly got together to play sabacc at The White Door cantina, in the city of Akmalla, during the years following the Battle of Naboo. He often played with Lar-Odo and Bonna Noot. (WOA35)

Jol
This word from the Jawan language translated into Basic as "there." (GPB)

Joli
This youth, a native of Melida/Daan, was a member of the Scavenger Youth. Despite the fact that he was loyal to Mawat, he didn't understand why Mawat wanted to oust Nield from the leadership of The Young and take control of Zehava for himself. Joli and Deila hid after Mawat ordered them to take up arms, hoping to flee the inevitable war that was brewing. They then provided information to Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi, telling the Jedi of Mawat's deception. (UP)

Jolian Freighter
This was an outdated form of transport ship. (VP)

Jolla
This Hutt crimelord worked from a base on Nar Shaddaa during the height of the New Order. Outwardly, Jolla wished to forge an alliance with his nephew, Torga the Hutt, to combine their small criminal organizations into a much broader, more profitable enterprise that could squeeze out the operations of Moska the Hutt. However, when he was invited to Torga's residence to hear evidence of Moska's treachery, Jolla feigned indifference and belittled Torga in front of his retainers. This, of course, was all part of Jolla's plans to undermine the operation of Torga's empire, in an effort to capture it for himself. Jolla had also been working to undermine the operations of Moska, hoping to pit the two Hutts against one another and usurp both their organizations. (WOA23, WOA24)

Jolli
This female pirate served with Crimson Jack during the years following the Battle of Yavin. She became jealous of Leia Organa's presence among the pirates, shortly after Leia was captued by the pirates, and began flirting and teasing Jack's pirates. Once she had them hooked, she beat them and fought them off. Much of her behavior seemed to be traced to her parents. Her father was a fugitive from the Empire, and Jolli and her mother were abandoned on an outlaw world. Her mother was killed in a firefight, and Jolli vowed to prove herself against any man at any time. Despite her relationship with Crimson Jack and her attraction to Han Solo, Jolli geniunely hated all men. After Jack's forces were stranded over Drexel One, Jolli led Raider Squadron on an assault against the Millennium Falcon, but was damaged in a fly-over. When she asked Jack to tow her back, he refused, claiming that the use of a magnetic pulse beam would interfere with his communications system. Angry at being abandoned by a man, Jolli felt all her anger crystallize into a single point. She took what little power she had left and started firing on Crimson Jack's Star Destroyer, shooting through the ship's shields before crashing into the ship with her fighter. In the resulting explosion, Jack's Star Destroyer was damaged beyond repair, and Jolli was mortally wounded. She was located by Han Solo, who gave her a kiss for saving his life, and Jolli died happily. (MC7, MC12, MC15)

Jollie
An Imperial Ambassador secretly working for Grigor, Jollie was a large, bald-headed man who liked to smoke cigars. His head was bald from a series of operations that left his scarred for life. Jollie was the person who warned Grigor of Ranulf Trommer's assignment as an aide to Grigor. (ROC)

Jolluc
This middle-aged man was a leader of the Maujasi people on his homeworld of Haurgab, during the era of the Clone Wars. Because the Mauja violently defended their lands in the Maujas Desert, Omega Squad and the 85th Infantry of the Grand Army of the Republic was dispatched to kill Jolluc and put an end to the attacks of his clans. It was trooper Corr who took the shot that finally killed Jolluc, but the firing of his weapon gave the other Maujasi rebels a fix on Omega Squad's position. Without Jolluc's guidance, the rebels fought with reckless abandon, pinning Omega Squad on a rocky plateau and nearly killing them before Republic reinforcements arrived. (RC66)

Jolly Man
This modified blastboat was owned by the Brubb pilot Wonetun, as part of the small fleet maintained by the Wild Knights. It was one of the ships which participated in the attempts to capture a Yuuzhan Vong yammosk. (SBS)

Jolly Meal
This the pleasant nickname given to the pre-packaged meal that was produced at Biscuit Baron restaurants for young children, during the height of the New Order. Each Jolly Meal had a meant-filled biscuit, a side order, and a drink, and came in a colorful box that contained a small prize. (SWI89)

Jolly Spacer
An eatery on an unspecified planet, it was here that the New Republic recruited smugglers to assist in Project Second Chance. (TSK)

Jolorr
This was a common name among the Celegian race. (UANT)

Jolsz
This was one of the pirates who served under Captain Naz Felyood aboard the Jynni's Virtue, during the height of the New Order. Jolsz was eventually killed by the Korriban Zombies, and his dead body was reanimated to join the zombies. (PH)

Jolt Cell
This was an ancient form of power cell that was produced by Telgorn Power Cells. Available in three power ratings, the Jolt Cell was popular among the Jedi Knights, during the years surrounding the Great Sith War. (KOTOR2)

Jomark
An ocean world with a single continent and three moons, Jomark was settled apporximately 1000 before the era of the New Order, but never became an integral part of the galaxy. This led the colonists to revert in their technology, rather than expand, and they eventually became a superstitious, primitive band. Much of Jomark's landmass was part of a single continent, with thousands of small islands scattered throughout its oceans. It was the second of six worlds in its system, and the only habitable one. The planet had a rotation of about 23 hours, and orbited its medium-sized sun once every 312 local days. (HTTE, DFR, HTSB)

Jo-Mau-Rinti
This Cerean was a noted swoop racer, who had a sensational rookie year during the months leading up to the Clone Wars.Jo-Mau-Rinti rode for Team NaKuda during most of his career. (HNN5)

Jombo
This terse Rodian worked for Gamgalon as a hunt leader, leading safaris on the planet Varonat. (SWJ1)

Jomesh
This was one of the more common names given to males of the Mon Calamari race. To the Mon Calamari, this name meant "fortunate" or "wealthy". (GCG)

Jomo
This being, an octoped from the planet Yoberra, won the eight-legged race in the "Mobquet Presents: Fastest Land Beings" racing series, just prior to the onset of the Clone Wars. (HNN5)

Jomon
This ball of searing-hot rock was the third world in the Kamino System. (GORW)

Jompers Customs Ship
This patrol ship was developed shortly after the death of Grand Admiral Thrawn. (SOP)

Jon
This man lived on the planet Dantooine some 4,000 years before the Galactic Civil War. Jon and his family were terrorized by a group of Mandalorian soldiers, until he appealed to the Jedi enclave for help. The Jedi were able to neutralize the Mandalorian threat, and Jon was eternally grateful. (KOTOR)

Jon, Davod
This man served as a Colonel with the Imperial armed forces, having been promoted for his skills and bravery as a scout. He was also known as a proficient leader, and was part of the Empire's special forces units before serving under Admiral Piett during the Battle of Endor. Jon advocated the development of wilderness survival training for Imperial troops, despite the obvious technological advantge the Empire maintained over its opposition. (CCG11)

Jonat
This woman served as a Lieutenant in the Galactic Alliance Guard, during the height of the Alliance's conflict with The Confederation. It was Lieutenant Jonat who befriended the former Chief of State, Cal Omas, after Omas was arrested and unseated by Jacen Solo. She pretended to allow Omas the chance to use her comlink to let his family know that he was all right, while secretly recording his every word. These recordings were turned over to Jacen Solo, who altered them to create recordings that made it appear as if it had Omas who ordered the murder of Mara Jade Skywalker. Solo then used these forged recordings in an attempt to convince Ben Skywalker of Omas' guilt. (LF6)

Jondris
This man was in love with Madillis. (GFT)

Jones, Domo
This young boy worked on his uncle Nobu's nerf farm, on the planet Tatooine, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. He wore his hair in a coif which resembled a pair of curled horns. He desparately wanted to be a starfighter pilot, but Nobu kept him busy rounding up nerfs and tending the boshi fields. In his spare time, Domo roamed the cantinas of Mos Zabu, hoping to catch a glimpse of Jilljoo Jab. Domo also longed to join the Alliance, and saw his chance when he overheard Ep Gart trying to sell a load of Nergon-14 to an Imperial officer. With the help of his friend Blerx, Domo was able to disrupt the sale and defeat Gart. His bravery in eliminating Gart earned him the adoration of Jilljoo herself. (T7)

Joness, Davis
This man served the planetary government of Coruscant as an administrator, building a base of power and a personal fortune before the onset of the Clone Wars. He tried to appear to have no political opinion on the struggle between the Republic and the Separatists, but found himself unable to remain neutral when the Galactic Empire was established. He was unable to adjust to the Empire's new regulations, and eventually got into trouble with his Imperial supervisors. He was swiftly demoted, and ended up on garbage duty. He later provided information on the Dontamo Prison facility to Keets Freely, when the journalist assisted Solace in rescuing Ferus Olin. (LJ4)

Jonex
This was one of the smaller mining operations in the galaxy, during the years following the war against the Yuuzhan Vong. Jonex established several mines in the MZX32905 System. (LF7)

Jong, Slooni
This woman worked for the benefit of the Alliance in the city Nashal, on the planet Talus, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (SWG2P)

Jonn, Jobekk
This was an alias given to Han Solo, shortly after he was first employed by Jabba and Jiliac. He used this alias to land on Coruscant as an official Hutt diplomat, hoping to use his Imperial contacts to gain an audience with Sarn Shild. Shild had just issued orders to clamp down on the Hutts, and Jabba and Jiliac hoped to bribe him. Han's mission was unsuccessful, although he did run into Bria Tharen at Shild's office. (THG)

Jonndril, Simms
This man hired a group of smugglers to transport droids and weapons to Seikosha, during the early years of the New Republic. The cargo was meant for Janelle Serap. (POC)

Jonsey
This Imperial recruit was part of Kyle Katarn's squadron, during the taking of asteroid AX-456. (SFE)

Jonsior
This planet was orbited by several habitable moons. During the centuries following the Pius Dea Period, the moons of Jonsior pledged their allegiance to the noble families of the planet Kaikielius. (OWS)

Jonson
This moisture farming family lived on Tatooine during the height of the New Order. They were friends with Ariq Joanson, and agreeing with his ideals. (TME)

Jontan Asteroid Belt
This field of debris orbitted the star Thanta Zilbra between the second and third planets. It was vaporized when the Sacorrian Triad destroyed Thanta Zilbra as part of the Starbuster Plot. (CTD)

Jontin
This man served as Gornt Seron's majordomo and chief lieutenant, during the early years of the New Republic. Seron believed him to be extremely loyal, and trusted Jontin with all manner of activities within his criminal empire. (WBC)

Jonton
This Alliance X-Wing pilot was killed in action over M'haeli, during the Galactic Civil War.. (ROC)

Jon-Tow Economic Development Group
This group of economic investors tried to obtain control of the spaceports on the moon Pinett, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. Opposing the Jon-Tow Economic Development Group was the Corsignis Property Alliance. Unlike the Corsignis group, Jon-Tow as made up of smugglers and other criminals from the systems surrounding Pinett, hoping to maintain local control of the ports at Oscum and Beliarr. Both parties decided that the only way to force the other to accede was to blockade Pinett, so starships from both groups patrolled the space around Pinett, hoping to shoot down each other's transports. Unfortunately, this embargo and its decisions began to splinter the members of Jon-Tow, showing a weakness that Deniv Corsignis himself hoped to exploit. Before their organization could self-destruct, though, the Pinett Freedom Force provided a way for the two groups of resolve their differences and come to an agreement on how to manage the development of Pinett's spaceports. (WOA25)

Jontz Freight
This transport and shipping company was based on Dravian Starport. (GMH)

Jonus
This Imperial starfighter pilot earned the rank of Captain as a member of the feared Death Squadron. He once was attacked by a space slug, but managed to escape with his life. (CCG11)

Joo, Klis
This Duros Jedi was trained at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, as well as the Almas Academy, during the period leading up to the Battle of Naboo. She tried teaching at the Academy, but became quickly frustrated with the lack of patience in her students. She stepped down from her post, and was laternamed the governor of the city of Forard. Her skills with technology gave her an edge in the development of certains aspects of the city, and under her direction the spaceport evolved into a first-rate operation. (LFC)

Joodrudda
Lungru the Hutt maintained a summer retreat on this dusty planet, during the early years of the New Order. Lungru kept a collection of rare and exotic creatures at the retreat, away from the prying eyes of environmentalists. Joodrudda was located on the edge of the Corporate Sector of the galaxy. (TF)

Joodsen, Maceb
A native of the planet Demar, Joodsen served as Elga Arbo's co-pilot aboard the Redshift Runner courier ship. When Arbo refused to have the ship seized in a foreclosure by Gydio Lucone, Arbo was gravely wounded in a firefight. Maceb then used his skills as a mechanic to break into the Redshift Runner and flee the planet, and neither he nor the ship were ever seen again. Lucone, meanwhile, put out a bounty on Joodsen's head, but no one ever claimed it. (SS)

Jooj
This was a thumb-sized subspecies of Killiks that became part of the Colony, during the years following the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. The Jooj that joined the Great Swarm were found to be devastating soldiers, as they could infiltrate an enemy's defenses better than larger species of Killiks. They could also crawl underneath body armor in a swarm and attack a being by chewing on their flesh, causing great pain when the flesh-dissolving enzymes in their saliva contacted skin. It was said that the Jooj didn't so much attack an enemy, but instead they fed on them, consuming the liquified flesh while the victim literally melted away. (DN3)

Jool, Queen
This female Hutt owned and operated Rik's cantina, on the planet Coruscant, some 130 years after the Battle of Yavin. A noted information broker, Queen Jool was distinguished by the immense, gaudily-decorated, cybernetic prosthesis that replaced her left eye. Resembling a jeweled brooch and adorned with feather-like filigree, the cybernetic eye allowed Queen Jool to monitor the entire floor of Rik's at any time. When she was not working in the cantina, Queen Jool spent her free time wallowing in the swamp she had built beneath the building.

About seven years after the Massacre at Ossus, Queen Jool was surprised to see Cade Skywalker walk into Rik's, but only because he was one of the most wanted beings in the galaxy. Cade had once been a regular customer, and she missed his roguish good looks and his friends, Deliah Blue and Jariah Syn. When Cade allowed himself to be drawn into the Sith Temple to train under Darth Krayt and Darth Talon, it was Queen Jool who allowed R2-D2 to show a pre-recorded hologram that Cade had made for Deliah and Jariah. This recording ensured that ownership of the Mynock passed to them both, and warned them not to try and follow Cade into the Sith Temple. (SWLB, SWLC, SWLH)

Jools
This was Cade Skywalker's affectionate nickname for Queen Jool. (SWLC)

Joom-ball
This fist-sized, ruby-red ball was part of a life-or-death game of chance which was played on the planet Serpine. The joom-ball was rolled down a spiral chute until it goes through a random hole. Depending on the hole it falls through, the joom-ball will determine the outcome of the game. The being who rolled the joom-ball down the spiral chute had to abide by the final outcome, which could mean total forfeiture of wealth, property, or life. (RP)

Joonga Pipe
This form of water hooka was popular with the Hutts. (WSV)

Jop
This Alliance soldier served under Sergeant Hork during the Galactic Civil War. Like all new troopers under Hork's command, Jop was forced to grew a shaggy beard, but his fellow soldiers refused to tell him when he could shave the itchy thing off. This helped other Alliance forces, especially Infiltrators, recognize that he wasn't an Imperial spy. After being visited by an Infiltrator in the dead of night, Jop was allowed to shave his beard off. (ROE, OWS)

Jopol, Bzan
This was the name of a noted Woostoid individual. (UANT)

Joppay
This was the Huttese word for "when." (GMR5)

Jor, Fiana
This individual was a noted Caarite, distinguished in the history of the planet Caarimon. (UANT)

Joraan Drive Yards
This was a small starship manufacturer, active during the New Order. (XWA)

Joraaz
This young man was a racer who handled tranthebar mountain rippers during the height of the New Order. (GFT)

Jorad
This Mandalorian word meant "voice" when translated into Basic. (OWS)

Jorak
This Marauder served as the Fightmaster for the band that was led by King Terak, and made their home on the Forest Moon of Endor, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (SWG2P)

Jorak
This was a name that was common among the Sanyassan race. (UANT)

Joralla
This semi-tropical world was the third and primary planet in the Joralla System. It was the homeworld of the fierce Tikiarri race, which was subjugated by the Imperial Moff Debin Seylas. He unofficially quarantined the planet, in an effort to keep the Tikiarri from leaving. The average day on the planet lasted 26 standard hours, and its year lasted 310 local days. Joralla was known for its beautiful and diversified plant and animal life. (PG1)

Jorallan Opal
This exquisite gemstone were found on the planet Joralla. (PP)

Jorallan Pearls
This exquisite, spherical gemstones were found in the oceans of the planet Joralla. (FOP)

Joran
This was one of the many family names used by the Bothan people. It translated loosely to "speaker" or "lawyer". (GCG, WOTC)

Joran
This shifty conman was one of the many Dantooine natives who settled on the Khoonda Plains in the wake of the Jedi Civil War. He was known to steal the equipment of the local farmers and then sell it back to them, leaving out an important component or part, which he would also sell to them. In this way, he extorted large sums of credits from the farmers, until he was confronted by The Exile. Under the intense pressure from the former soldier and Jedi Knight, Joran agreed to return the parts he had stolen. (KOTOR2)

Joran Station
This space station was one of the primary stopover points between Phindar and Vjun, during the last decades of the Old Republic. (YDR)

Jorbe
This Mandalorian word meant "reason" when translated into Basic. (OWS)

Jorcu
This Mando'a word meant "because." (OWS)

Jord
This white-haired woman was the leader of the A'Mar during the Galactic Civil War. When a group of adventurers was forced to set down on Lamus after having trouble with their starship, Jord greeted them warmly and agreed to provide them with whatever parts they needed in order to repair their ship. She had but one condition: the adventurers had to remain at the Wellspring with the only child among the A'Mar who had not taken a drink from it, to fulfill the obligations of The Vigil. Jord herself had participated in The Vigil thirty years earlier, and understood its importance. She was also somewhat sensitive to the Force, and was attuned to the Wellspring. Thus, she was able to sense the struggles that the adventurers had during the night, and was pleased when they overcame their troubles and helped Olianna keep The Vigil. (WOA31)

Jordan, Caal
This scientist was on the planet Manaan, investigating the native firaxan sharks, when the Great Sith War broke out some 4,000 years before the Battle of Yavin. Jordan and his team were unprepared for the ferocity of the predators, and had to develop speciallized gear to fend them off. (KOTOR)

Jordi 1
This Alliance transport ship was used to move commandos into the battle against the Imperial frigate Priam, during the months leading up to the Battle of Yavin. The commandos boarded the frigate and secured her for the Alliance. (XW, XWP)

Jordi 2
This Alliance transport ship was used to move commandos into the battle against the Imperial frigate Priam, during the months leading up to the Battle of Yavin. The commandos boarded the frigate and secured her for the Alliance. (XW, XWP)

Joreikna
Originally established by the Ku'rys clan, this was one of the smaller underground cities found on the planet Ryloth. The residents of Joreikna maintained a bitter rivalry with the inhabitants of nearby Lohema. The Joreikna mines were located near those of Lohema, but the clan production was much less than that of their rivals. (GORW)

Jorek
This Yinchorri male was a member of the Intelligentsia class, and was one of the leaders who negotiated with Vilmarh Grahrk to form a plan to steal starships from the Golden Nyss Shipyards, shortly after the Battle of Naboo. (TDV)

Jorga
This Duros served the Galactic Alliance aboard the Admiral Ackbar as a gunnery officer, acting on the orders of General Nek Bwua'tu during the blockade of the Murgo Choke, about a year after the Qoribu Crisis. (DN2)

Jorhaa'ir
This was the Mandalorian verb for "speak" or "talk." (OWS)

Jorhim
This man served as a security officer within the Gepparin Landing Control force, working for the BloodScar Pirates at their base on Gepparin during the early years of the Galactic Civil War. Vinis was part of the crew that greeted Tannis when he returned to the base with Mara Jade, during Jade's investigation into the dealings of Moff Glovstoak. (A)

Jori
This was a common name among Mandalorian males. (RCTC)

Jorir
This clone trooper was produced on Kamino, under the designation CT-43/76-9155, during the build-up to the Clone Wars. Major Jorir was later placed in charge of the day-to-day operations of Squad Seven, reporting directly to Commanders Cody and Odd Ball. (SWI84)

Jorir
This Mando'a verb meant "to carry" or "to bear." (OWS)

Joris, Rax
This Imperial officer was assigned to the garrison on Dosunn, during the early years of the New Republic. When the remaining leaders of the Empire consolidated into the Imperial Remnant, Joris was left on Dosunn. The posting was considered a slap in the face by Joris, who took his apathy to extreme levels. He became grossly overweight, and did little to maintain his physical appearance. He amused himself by taking prisoners and setting them free inside the garrison and daring them to safely reach Dosunn's wilderness. Joris amused himself by hunting them down like animals. His reign on Dosunn was cut short some ten years after the Battle of Endor, when he managed to capture Jaden Korr. Joris thought it would be interesting to hunt down a Jedi Knight, and set Kor free. However, Korr had no intention of being killed, and confronted Joris. In a tense shootout, Joris was killed and Korr escaped Dosunn. (JKA)

Jorkatt the Render
This crimelord had his based on operations on the planet Celanon, and was known throughout the galaxy as a despicable and devious felon. He believed that he could live forever if he could discover the ancient temples on Stalsinek IV and drink from their legendary pools. He also tried to obtain the Kubaz Insect from Lauren and Sam, before they were captured by Rock'co. In the ensuing scuffle, it was revealed that the statue Rock'co owned was a fake. It was later revealed the Jorkatt was a Nalroni, and was the leader of the Triathoggoth syndicate. (GMS, POC)

Jor'lekir
This Mando'a verb meant "to confirm." (OWS)

Jorlen, Mak
This man served the New Republic as the Captain of the carrier-cruiser Thurse during the battle against the Yuuzhan Vong. He was also an acquaintence of Han Solo. (HT)

Jorli
This native of Verkuyl was one of Governor Parco Ein's advisors. (TFNR)

Jornisae
This was a species of web-weaving spider that was native to the planet Cularin. (LFCW)

Jorodus
This was a popular name among the Amanin people, named for a famous individual in Amanin history. (UANT)

Jorran
This man was one of the many salvagers who established a niche on the Khoonda Plains of Dantooine, in the wake of the Jedi Civil War. Like his fellow salvagers, Jorran split hisr time between scavenging the ruins of the Jedi Enclave for useful artifacts and selling them to other members of the Khoonda Plains community. However, Jorran was a greedy salvager, and often arranged to acquire more credits that an artifact was probably worth. During one trip into the Jedi Enclave, he got trapped by a pack of laigreks and was forced to hide inside a room deep within. Only the timely arrival of The Exile, who was on Dantooine searching for information on Jedi Master Vrool, saved him from being eating by the laigreks. (KOTOR2)

Jorrdu
This was a common name among adult Codru-Ji. (UANT)

Jorshmin
This small, furred humanoid frequented Gorb Drig's cantina on Phorliss. He became a friend of Mara Jade, who was working at the cantina for a short while after escaping from Ysanne Isard. He was distinguishable by his black fur, which was broken by a white stripe running from his nose, over his back, to his tail. He was mortally wounded helping Mara protect Drig from Plattahr and his enforcers. (MJEH)

Jorsk
This man, a native of the planet Taanab, disliked flechette weapons because of their distinct patterns, which gave immediate clues at to their usage. A smuggler of some renown, Jorsk ran weapons and supplies to Alliance forces during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (GUN)

Jorso'ran
This archaic Mando'a word meant "shall bear." (OWS)

Jorso'ran kando a tome
This Mandalorian war chant translated into Basic as "We shall bear the weight together." (RCHC)

Jorsu'un
This was a noted Ubese soldier. (UANT)

Jortan
This medical technician served in Page's Commandos, during the early years of the New Republic. (HTSB)

Joruna
This planet was located in the Koornacht Cluster. (BTS)

Jorus
This was one of the most common given names used for human males throughout the galaxy. (GCG)

Jorus
This was one of the most common names given to male Corellians. (GMR9)

Joruur
This Mando'a verb meant "to gather." (OWS)

Jos
This man, a native of Lianna, was a slave to Captain Ugmush, and worked as an engineer on the Zicreex. At one time, Jos was the engineer on the G'mi Moa, until that ship was captured by Gunda Mabin. Mabin sold all the survivors, including Jos, into slavery.Ugmush recognized Jos' skills as an engineer, and purchased his rights. Note that Planet of Twilight seems to indicate that Jos was one of Captain Ugmush's husbands. (POT, SWJ14)

Jos, Mebara
This Togorian female was once considered for a place in the Almas Academy, several years before the Battle of Naboo. She had been ostracized from her homeworld because of her connection to the Force, but was later denied training after she got into a fight with another student. She spent the next twenty years or so slowly growing more angry and frustrated at being exiled and thrown out of the Academy, and eventually founded the Fireclaw Horde. She transferred a good portion of her anger to the Cularin System itself, causing all sorts of trouble while gathering power and credits to expand her gang, while saving a portion of her anger for her native Togoria.

Sometime after the Battle of Naboo, Mebara Jos tried to acquire the "treasure" of the Rodian slaver known as Gomalo, but was unable to find the bas-relief sculpture that would have led her to the frozen body of Ji-Ad Sarain. She then directed her mercenaries to ambush the luxury liner Queen of Cularin, but this attempt was thwarted by a group of freelance agents. In a final, desparate act, Mebara Jos decided to cause trouble for the Cularin Classic swoop race. She hoped that the destruction she and her gang might cause would be broadcast throughout the system by the media that had gathered to document the race.

Her plans were discovered by the Twi'lek investigator Di'hal'uma, prompting her to hire the Blood Raptors to capture the Twi'lek and bring her in for questioning. Mebara then put her plans in motion, taking control of the video screens on the racecourse and issued her threats. She tried to send the Team SoroSuub remote-controlled swoop into the crowds, but the freelance agents were able to prevent it from leaving the course. Flying into a rage, Mebara tapped into the Dark Side of the Force and tried to kill the agents, but she and her Togorian thugs were eventually defeated. (JST3)

Josall, Sephjet
This man, with his bald pate, was one of the many Jedi Knights who were dispatched to Geonosis to rescue Obi-Wan Kenobi, at the start of the Clone Wars. Josall and his partner, Nicanas Tassu, provided back-up lightsabers to Obi-Wan and his Padawan, Anakin Skywalker, during the height of the battle. (SWI77)

Josen, Kardash
This male Twi'lek was one of the many surgeons who enlisted with the Old Republic military during the height of the Clone Wars. Josen served with Jos Vondar and Zan Yant at the Rimsoo Seven military hospital on Drongar, two years after the Battle of Geonosis. (MBS)

Joseph
This Imperial Major was stationed at the prison facility on Tol Ado during the height of the New Order. (JH)

Josephine's Honor
This was an alias used by Jericho and Josephine Donovan for their smuggling ship, Jericho's Pride. (SWJ5)

Joshi
This Imperial Captain commanded the frigate Provocateur, under the command of warlord Zsinj. During the attack on Talasea, the Provocateur was destroyed, and Captain Joshi perished with the rest of his crew. (WS)

Josla
Meaning "silvery", this was one of the most common names among Rodian females. These names generally described characteristics of historical individuals, and different Rodian clans used up to three names to describe an individual. (GCG)

Jospro Sector
Located in the Outer Rim, this area of the galaxy was home to a small organism that fed on a human's neocortex, scarring the region and reducing long-term memory. The planet Dar'Or was located in this sector. (TB, GG4, SWJ10)

Jossie
This akk dog was part of the Corsucant Security Force, during the era of the Clone Wars. Jossie worked with a handler to sniff out possible terrorist threats, such as bombs and chemical weapons. Jossie's handler was partnered with Vil on many missions. (RC66)

Jost
This was one of the most common names given to male Corellians. (GMR9)

Jostran
According to New Republic databanks, the Jostrans were the dominant race found on the planet Munlali Mafir. The average Jostran resembled a slow-moving centipede about a meter and a half in length. By the time Luke Skywalker arrived at Munlali Mafir, during his search for the planet Zonama Sekot some twenty-eight years after the Battle of Endor, the Jostrans had disappeared. Jacen Solo and Soron Hegerty discovered that the Jostrans had been combined with the Krizlaws by the appearance of Zonama Sekot, resulting in a predatory species that looked outwardly like a Krizlaw. However, the symbiotic relationship which was created allowed the Jostran individual to fuse itself to the Krizlaw spinal column and nervous system. In this way, the Jostran mind controlled the Krizlaw body. This new race of vicious beings quickly eliminated the Jostran people as well as the non-symbiont Krizlaws, becoming the sole species of Munlali Mafir. Those Jostrans who survived remained distinct individuals in their symbiont bodies, and were still able to produce a form of offspring. This Jostran infant was then force-fed into a new body, where it fused itself to the victim's spinal cord and nervous system, becoming a new entity. (FH2)

Jostrian
This corporation makes a series of choke-collar with mechanical keylocks. This prevents someone from employing a random frequency transmitter to remotely open the collar. (TFNR)

Jotane, Trevas
This handsome young man was, to all outward appearances, a Knight of House Calipsa. In reality, he was an agent of the Imperial Security Bureau who was working in Tapani Sector in search of Adana Vermor, during the period leading up to the Battle of Endor. He arranged for Dunell and his Justice Action Network terrorists to raid the Unification Gala on Barnaba, in an effort to murder Vermor in the resulting confusion. However, Jotane failed to see that the JAN terrorists wanted Vermor for themselves, and she was cleared of any suspicion in the wake of this discovery. Jotane, his career in shambles, was reassigned to other cases. (TSIA)

Jotay
This security agent was working for the authorities of Revos' starport shortly after the Battle of Endor. (WS)

Jotsen's Island
This was one of the largest islands found on the planet Lamaredd, measuring some 10,000 kilometers in length. After Hugo Bartyn established Bartyn Gourmet Delicacies and virtually enslaved his workforce, the Sailors' Union managed to negotiate certain freedoms. Among the concessions won by Sirrik Olyeg and the Sailors' Union was the ownership of Josten's Island. Bartyn eventually ceded ownership to the Union, as a refuge for the many aquatic beings Bartyn had forcibly imported to Lamaredd. (GMR7)

Jott
This was a popular name among the Amanin people, named for a famous individual in Amanin history. (UANT)

Jo'Uda
This was one of the most prominent families of the planet Brentaal, and was known as one of the strongest commercial leaders along with the Brentioch and Dajaal clans. (SWJ13)

Journal Disk
This was the generic term used to describe any specialized datadisk that was used to input and store a being's personal memoirs or information. (DF2)

Journal of Energy Physics
A professional publication to which Nasdra Magrody often submitted articles. (COJ)

Journal of Personality and Galactic Psychology
This scientific journal was published regularly during the era of the New Republic, after the downfall of the Empire re-opened many scientific and educational avenues of expression. (NEGA)

Journal Of The Whills, The
This legendary set of stories was believed to have been collected by the Ancient Order of the Whills, a higher order of beings who had an incredible connection and understanding of the Force. The Journal of the Whills supposedly recounted the events leading up to the Clone Wars, documenting the advent of the New Order, and continuing to tell the story of the Galactic Civil War. It was believed to have had either six or nine chapters, or episodes. (E4, CHRN)

Journey of the Minds
This immense, 102-volume work was a collection of ancient Snivvian philosophical texts. (HAS)

Journeyman
This was the brand name of SoroSuub's personal tool kit, designed for use by starship owners and containing the basic tools needed to maintain a ship. (PSG)

Journeyman Protector
This was the police force that protected the natives of the planet Concord Dawn. (VD, LF8)

Jova
This man was one of the many Thaereian spies who were infiltrated into the cities of the planet Cularin, during the final years of the Old Republic. Jova was part of the cell that worked in the platform city of Bayonard. (JCT1)

Jovan
This planet was noted for Jovan Station, which was built in orbit around the planet. (YDR)

Jovan Station
This space station was established in orbit around the planet Joven. An Imperial command center was set up on Jovan Station to monitor the blockade of Yavin 4 just after the Battle of Yavin. It also served as the Imperial fleet's command point just prior to the Batle of Hoth. It was commanded by Admiral Griff. (CSW, YDR)

Joventusek
This city, named for the Caarite word for "gateway," was the primary departure point for all beings who were traveling to the planet Caarimon. Joventusek was the largest of Caarimon's cities, and was similar in design to the smaller, satellite cities. The entire city floated several meters off the ground on a cushion of gases that kept the city from actually touching the surface of the planet. These gases were created as part of the respiratory process of the abundant plantlife found on the surface. As it took in gases to remain aloft, Jovensutek outgassed the specific gases that were needed to maintain the plantlife of its surrounding environment, creating a cycle in which both plants and Caarites existed in harmony. Visitors to Caarimon were processed in Joventusek, and shuttled to one of the smaller cities in specialized speeders that did little or no harm to the environment. The very edges of Joventusek were patrolled by ceramic-bodied droids that could move about on repulsorlifts or jetpacks, ensuring that no stray metal or trash ever reached the surface of the planet. (MCT3)

Joventusek
This was the Caarite word for "gateway." (MCT3)

Jovvitz
This was the name of a nightclub located on Brentaal, near the Pathlines Tapcafe in cityblock Kesk-135. (FOP)

Jow
This Shyriiwook word was used as the prefix to many Wookiee names. It translated into Basic as "space", "star", or "vast", and could be combined with one or more suffixes to form a complete Wookiee name. (GMR10, GCG)

Jowa
This Gallofree medium transport was used by the Alliance to transport bacta during the Galactic Civil War. (XWA)

Jowar
This aging man was one of the Imperial Moffs who traveled to the Nickel One asteroid, in the wake of the Second Battle of Fondor, to ensure that the resources of the Roche Asteroid Field were secured for the Empire. Moff Jowar was fond of reminding his fellow Moffs that he once served on the personal staff of Emperor Palpatine, during the era of the New Order. (LF9)

Jowdrrl
This female Wookiee, one of Chewbacca's many cousins, was a ships' systems expert. She was one of the Wookiees working with Katarra to subvert the Imperial presence on Kashyyyk. When Chewie returned to Kashyyyk to attend to Lumpawarump's Test of Ascension, Jowdrrl worked on fine-tuning the Millennium Falcon with Dryanta. They worked on improving many of the ship's systems, including refinements to the weapons and a 360-degree heads-up display unit. (TT, RD)

Jowil, Augarra "Augie"
Known as Augie to her close friends, this female Gungan took over as the leader of the Great Municipal Band after the retirement of Beezr Pert, several years before the Battle of Naboo. A native of the Lianorm Swamp, Jowil had trained under Pert's direction for many years, and had been among the first to hear the Symponika Crunchen-Grand. When Pert announced his retirement, the leaders of the Great Municipal Band voted to have Jowil take his place, an honor that many thought was well-deserved despite her relatively young age.

Jowil wasted no time in cementing her place in the history of the Great Municipal Band when she witnessed the events that surrounded the Battle of Naboo. She was present when Queen Amidala came to Boss Nass and begged for an alliance, in an effort to recruit the Gungans in helping to overthrow the Trade Federation's blockade of their homeworld. Recognizing that this was a turning point in Gungan history, Jowil began composing what would become known as the Symponika Nabooalla, which chronicled the efforts of both Gungans and humans to restore their freedom. (SWDB)

Jowlpreener
This was a species of creature that was native to the planet Nimban. (TFNR)

Joy
A city on the lawless world of Korbin. Like the other cities on the planet, it was cynically named by the criminals who controlled it. Along with Happy, and Peace, Joy was known as a Small-Timer, because the city was less intense than Pleasant City. (PG2)

Joy Cave
This was the term used to describe any of the underground pleasure chambers that were established by the Twi'lek race, on their homeworld of Ryloth. Each joy cave was actually a group of connected chambers, with a a central meeting room that was surrounded by smaller, private cells. In this way, the female slaves who worked in the joy cave - known as glitter girls - were never more than a single, short hallway away from their owners and their bodyguards. (LF3)

Joylin
This tall, slender, male Romin was the leader of the Citizens' Resistance movement that tried to overturn the dictatorship of Roy Teda, during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. Despite setbacks and brutal reprisals from the Security Management Control force, Joylin's resistance continued to grow. It was believed that they even had contacts and agents within Teda's own government. It was Joylin who had Anakin Skywalker and Ferus Olin kidnapped, in order to ask for their assistance in overturning Teda's rule. Joylin believed them to be Waldo and Ukiah, members of the gang known as the Slams. Joylin offered the false Slams the chance to be the only criminals allowed to live on Romin, in exchange for Anakin and Ferus's help in stealing information from Roy Teda's office. The Jedi reluctantly agreed, and Obi-Wan Kenobi managed to obtain the information and escape Teda's palace. With the information - mainly security and access codes - Joylin's rebels knocked out the main droid control system, then set out to eliminate the officers of the Security Management Control. Joylin had told the Jedi that he had ordered his forces to act with a minimum of bloodshed, an order he repeated as the revolt began. Unfortunately, years of pent-up anger launched the Romins into a frenzy, and many of the wealthy Romins in Eliior were slaughtered. In the end, Joylin proved just as blood-thirsty as his rebels, when he issued an order calling for Roy Teda to turn himself in for trial. If he failed to do so, Joylin would execute one member of his former staff at a time. Ultimately Teda fled Romin, which allowed Joylin to assume leadership of Romin for himself. This series of events was later twisted by Teda during testimony in front of the Galactic Senate, implicating the Jedi Knights as the masterminds behind the plot to remove him from power. (JQ8, JQ9)

Jozzel
This was one of the most common female names given to human children across the galaxy. (GCG)

J'Pel
This was one of the many mining settlements, or o'bekis, established on Goroth Prime. (GSE)

J'Quille
A Whiphid male who was part of Jabba the Hutt's retinue on Tatooine, just prior to the crimelord's death. He was one of Valarian's former lovers, and the two of them staged a falling out to gain Jabba's attention. Jabba, in turn, employed him in order to gall Valarian. Valarian and J'Quille had arranged their break-up, and J'Quille became a spy. She had J'Quille arrange to meet Malakili and the rancor, in order to steal them out from under Jabba's nose. J'Quille was also responsible for bribing Phlegmin to lace Jabba's paddy toads with a slow-acting poison. In his rooms, J'Quille kept a strand of poisoned Mastmot teeth as a decoration, hoping someday to use them against Jabba. He never got the chance, because Jabba was killed at the Pit of Carkoon. When he fled Tatooine and tried to return to Toola, he found that Valarian had put a price on his head for "rejecting" her. J'Quille returned to Jabba's palace and became a B'omarr acolyte, claiming that having his brain removed to a nutrient jar was the only way to escape Tatooine's heat. (TJP)

JR-4
This was a heavy-bodied swoop produced by Bespin Motors during the height of the Old Republic. Considered one of the earliest swoops ever produced, it enjoyed a run of several centuries before it was discontinued some 100 years before the Battle of Yavin. It was first marketed as a single-person airspeeder, but its high-altitude maneuverability earned the nickname of "swoop" very early in its existence.

Despite its age, the 3.9-meter-long JR-4 remained a viable racing swoop for many decades. The noted Gotal pilot Arum Oru flew one during the inaugural Cularin Classic, shortly before the onset of the Clone Wars. (SWI62, AEG, JST3)

JR-8
This was a series of janitorial maintenance droids produced by PublicTechnic during the years following the Clone Wars. It was equipped with a canister of cleaning fluid and an spray nozzle, as well as scrubbers and a light manipulator arm. The JR-8 was known as a feisty droid that worked diligently at its assigned tasks, and often squirted its cleaning fluid at any being that impeded its ability to complete them. The JR-8 moved about on four stubby legs. (GMR4)

Jrade District
This was one of the many subsections of the planet-wide city that covered the planet Coruscant, during the Old Republic. (HNN4)

Jrade Plaza
This was one of the many open-air plazas found in the Jrade District, on the planet Coruscant, during the last decades of the Old Republic. (HNN4)

Jrade-Daders Concourse
This wide thoroughfare was located near Monument Plaza, on the planet Coruscant. (SWI70)

Jran
This small predator preyed on the tiny wenton, but only if the jran could catch one. Their continual hide-and-seek existence gave rise to the phrase "a game of jran and wenton," which indicated any series of events in which one party tried to avoid contact with another pursuing party. (SWJ4)

JRD-33
This droid interface unit was designed by Subpro for use aboard starships, during the early years of the New Order. This unit was available in standard and improved versions, depending on the level of technology and capability required. (SWG2P)

JR-series Droid
This was a series of public works droids produced by Publictechnic during the last decades of the Old Republic. (HNN5)

Jrul
This ancient Jedi Master was noted for asking two simple questions: "What is the good, if not the teacher of the bad? What is the bad, if not the task of the good?" (E3N)

JT12
see JT-12 (SWGAL)

JT-12
This was a model of jetpack that was manufactured by Merr-Sonn, and assigned to the clone troopers of the Grand Army of the Republic, during the era of the Clone Wars. (CWTV07, SWGAL)

JTHW
The file, stored in CB-99, that details Jabba the Hutt's will. (ZHR)

J't'p'tan
This planet, located within the Koornacht Cluster, was one of the worlds to which the Fallanassi fled when the Empire attacked Lucazec. Wialu was one of the Fallanassi who fled there, and she sensed the danger of the Yevetha Great Purge. The planet was known in the New Republic's astrogation catalog as FAR202019S, and was known to other as Doornik-628E, the fifth planet of the Doornik-628 System. It was originally discovered by a group of H'kig idealists who were fleeing persecution on the planet Rishi. The name of the planet was derived from a series of H'Kig glyphs which describe basic elements of the H'kig religion. The first three were too sacred to write out - jeh teh peh - and form the "J't'p'" portion of the name. The last piece - tan - not so sacred. The Yevetha wiped out the H'kig settlement on the planet, reducing it to scroched ruins while exterminating all but a few of the religious followers. J't'p'tan measured some 11,200 kilometers in diameter. Its day lasted 22 standard hours, and its year encompassed 407 local days. (BTS, SOL, TT, WOTC)

J'tt'sa
This immense, black-haired humanoid was the captain of the ship which brought Mara Jade to Kintoni, shortly after the Battle of Endor. (T1)

J-Type
This was the term used to describe the twin-radial configuration of sublight engines on certain starships that were produced during the final decades of the Old Republic. The basic design of the J-Type, developed by the Nubians, placed the engines out on wings, away from the central fuselage. (E1)

Ju powder
A spice used to modify the taste of aric tongue. (CPL)

Juaka Canyon
This rocky canyon was located on the planet Ando Prime, some 500 miles from the Elesa outpost. The Canyon measured thirty meters deep and 150 meters in length, and its walls had been carved from the icy rock by primordial water and wind. The Twi'lek scout Ree discovered a rich vein of vonium within the canyon, during the early years of the New Order. (GMR2)

Jualya Village
This small village was located on the planet Caamas, until the Empire bombarded the planet and laid waste to the village. Jualya Village was located in the Kanupian region, situated amongst the hillocks and valleys that defined the region. (CN2)

Jub
This name was common among Sullustan males, and meant "stalagmite". (GCG)

Jubal
This Devaronian was living on the planet Tatooine at about the same time Labria was living in Mos Eisley, during the years just prior to the Battle of Yavin. (TME, WOTC)

Jubba
Native to the Forest Moon of Endor, this plant produced a small nut, which was considered a delicacy by the Ewoks. (WSW)

Jubba
A bird native to the planet Dagobah, the jubba produced a highly soothing song-whistle that it manipulated via the Force. The average jubba bird produced its song when it was happy or content, and steadfastly refused to sing when it was angry or upset. They were often captured and sold as pets by vendors who sold them for their mesmerizing song. Jubbas were also highly intelligent, and often simply "played dumb" in order to avoid being harrased by ignorant owners. Those jubba which were sold to appreciative owners sometimes allowed their innate intelligence to show, and became loyal companions.

In their native environment, jubba birds built heavy nests by scooping mud from Dagobah's swamps, then using the mud as a glue to hold sticks and plant matter together. These nests drooped into the swamps, allowing predators easy access to jubba eggs. The average specimen was a skilled hunter, consuming snakes and rodents. Captive jubba birds required live food and plenty of space in which to live, and many owners preferred to keep them in open spaces where they could "hunt" their prey. (SWJ1, IWST, OWS)

Jubben
This was one of the many Senators who were assassinated during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. It was later learned that Senator Jubben had been murdered by Zam Wesell and her ASN-121 assassin droid, after the droid's remains were discovered in an alleyway on Coruscant. (NEGD)

Jubieck
This ancient Sullustan was remembered as a heroic figure who sacrificed himself to save his home city. (GCG)

Jubieck
This name was common among Sullustan males, and referred to a famous Sullustan warrior who sacrificed himself to save his home city. (GCG)

Jubieck
This Sullustan worked for the crimelord Nirama, during the last years of the Old Republic. Jubieck was dispatched, along with the Trandoshans Orix and Dimogog, to recover the head of the protocol droid L80-RC. They were unable to obtain it peacefully, and were forced to struggle with a team of Republic soldiers in order to attain it. Unfortunately, Ginder had turned the head over to a team of freelance mercenaries. (WOA4)

Jubilar
This planet was known for its war-filled history. A dry, temperate world, Jubilar's inhabitants endured conflict and death in nearly every generation. Those generations that avoided outright war instituted gladiator and war games to fill their free time. The planet itself was divided into several regional sectors, each having its own government. (TBH, NECH)

Jubilee
This man was an officer with the Alliance. Shortly after the Battle of Hoth, Jubilee was part of the crew which accompanied Leia Organa to Shiva IV. When their ship was rocked by a sudden explosion, Jubilee was ordered to make sure that Leia's shuttle was safely out of the main hold. (MC53)

Jubilee Wheel
This space station was constructed in orbit around Ord Mantell during the early years of the New Republic, and was comprised mainly of salvaged parts and Hutt-supplied structures. The station resembled a large, open wheel, with spokes connecting the central hub to the outer ring. For the most part, the Jubilee Wheel was independent of the activities on Ord Mantell. During the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, a strange ship known as the Dread Weapon attacked the Wheel, clamping a thick umbilical to the station and literally sucking out its inhabitants. Many believed that those who survived and were captured were later turned into slaves by the Yuuzhan Vong. (HT, NJOSB)

Jubilee Wheel
A betting game found in many casinos, the Jubilee Wheel involved players betting on which of 100 numbers would appear after a random spin of a large wheel. Bets were placed on a number the player believes the wheel will stop on, and the wheel was spun. Once the wheel stops spinning, a win indicator will point to the winning number. Any player who correctly chose the winning number wins or splits the entire pot. If no player correctly chose the winning number, any player within five of the winning number then wins or splits half the pot, with the remaining half going to the house. If there were no winners on a given spin, the entire pot was taken by the house. (HSL, GCG)

Jubinloo
This word from the Jawan language translated into Basic as "city." (GPB)

Jubjub
A term used by Gaar Suppoon for a formal business ceremony. (JTH)

Juble
This Alliance cargo ferry group was destroyed by Imperial forces led by Maarek Stele, during the early stages of the Galactic Civil War. The vessel Juble 2 managed to escape, but was later captured by Stele. (TIE, TIEP)

Juble 2
This Alliance cargo ferry was the part of a group was attacked by Imperial forces led by Maarek Stele, during the early stages of the Galactic Civil War. The Juble 2, which contained Alliance personnel, managed to escape the initial attack, but was later captured by Stele. (TIEP)

Jubnuk
This was one of the Gamorrean guards employed by Jabba the Hutt, during the era of the Galactic Civil War. Jubnuk was the guard that tried to wrestle a blaster away from Luke Skywalker, only to be caught over the grate to the rancor pit. When Jabba opened the grate to drop Luke into the pit, Jubnuk was dropped in, too. The rancor consumed Jubnuk in three quick bites. (TJP)

Jubnuk
This was a common male name among the Gamorrean people. Like most Gamorrean names, it was essentially gibberish that indicated what a Gamorrean would do if you made him angry. (GCG)

Judarrl, Drakka
This female Zabrak was one of the few Jedi Knights who managed to survive the Jedi Purge, following the end of the Clone Wars. She escaped to Dantooine, and remained hidden in the ruins of the ancient Jedi temple for several decades, until she was discovered by a group of Alliance agents who were dispatched to Dantooine in the wake of the Battle of Yavin. (SWG2P)

Jude
This was one of the most common female names given to human children across the galaxy. (GCG)

Judgement 12-X7
This Imperial Hunter-Killer Probot pursued the Starlight Intruder, after it discovered that the Millennium Falcon was attached to it. (DE1)

Judges of the Dead
Located on the planet Socorro, this landmark was made up of four 50-meter tall rock formations. Found between Vakeyya and the Rym Mountains, the Judges of the Dead were believed by the local population to resemble hooded women which their faces hidden in sorrowful contemplation. The area became something of a shrine, and the Socorrans believed that a dead person's soul traveled from any point on the planet to be judged by the four women before being released to the afterlife. (BSS)

Judgment
Modeled after the Empire's Coalition for Progress, this branch of the Pentastar Alignment's Chamber of Order was established to ensure that the policies of the Alignment and the New Order were fully integrated into the laws of the government. The Great InQuestors of Judgment served as the most visible agents of this branch, and the appearance of an InQuestor often meant trouble for anyone involved. (SWJ3)

Judgment Circle
This was the name given to any gathering of the members of the Jedi Order to discuss the transgressions of a member of the order. The convocation of a Judgment Circle was allowed whenever a group of Jedi Knights were forced to work for an extended period of time beyond direct contact with the Jedi Council, and provided for the trial of a Jedi who was perceived to have acted in a way that was contrary to the Jedi Code. (OF)

Judgment Field
Located outside the city of Montellian Serat, on Devaron, this open arena was dedicated after the massacre perpetrated by Kardue'sai'Malloc during the New Order. It was on this field that the Devaronians set packs of quarra on their most heinous criminals. Kardue himself was executed there, after he was caught on Peppel by Boba Fett. (TBH)

Judgment Guides
This was the primary judicial body of the planet Kegan. During the last decades of the Old Republic, the Judgment Guides were under the control of the Benevolent Guides. (FFT)

Judicator
This Imperial-I class Star Destroyer was under the command of Captain Brandei during the years following the Battle of Endor. The Judicator was equipped with the most up-to-date targetting systems shortly before the Battle of Endor, and it was missioned to help other capital ships by coordinating their fire. Following the death of Emperor Palpatine at Endor, the Judicator became part of Grand Admiral Thrawn's fleet, and it was one of the Star Destroyers that Thrawn used to attack Bpfassh, as one of his first moves against the New Republic. The Judicator was later the lead ship on the mission to steal 51 mole miners from the Nomad City installation on Nkllon, for use in the Battle of Sluis Van. The Judicator sustained a good deal of damage at Nkllon, but was quickly repaired. It was also the ship which was sent to intercept the New Republic's attempt to regain the Katana fleet. (HTTE, DFR, CCG11, TLC)

Judicial Department
This was the primary law enforcement agency of the Old Republic, overseeing the legal aspects of leading the galaxy. The Judicial Department's role was greatly expanded during the Ruusan Reformations, when Chancellor Tarsus Valorum made the Jedi Order a branch of the Judicial Department, answerable to the Galactic Senate. (COD, NECH)

Judicial Forces
This branch of the Old Republic military patrolled the galaxy on missions to mediate disputes which had the potential of erupting into war. (FH1)

Judicial Service
This branch of the fledgling New Republic government was charged with overseeing the administration of the laws and regulations that were being adjusted during the transition from Imperial leadership. Like other branches of the formal government, the Judicial Service was separate from the military. (LSSM)

Judlie
This was one of the codenames used by Zozriodor Slayke to describe key locations of military value on the planet Praesitlyn, during the attempt by Freedom's Sons and Daughters to fend off a Separatist attack on the Intergalactic Communications Center, some two and a half years after the Battle of Geonosis. Judlie was a redoubt that was located some 600 meters behind Slayke's command center, and served as a scouting location to protect the army's rear flank. Like the command center and positions Izable, Eliey, and Kaudine, Judlie had a 360-degree view of its surrounding terrain, and its fire zone overlapped with Eliey and Kaudine. This provided the maximum defense of the command center. However, Zozridor's forces were badly outnumbered by the battle droids of the Separatists, and personnel from the other four locations were forced to fall back to Judlie to regroup. (JT)

Judrelle, Tassida
This Jedi Knight led a team to the asteroid belt near Cona, to break up the salt smuggling ring of Lojrak Shrag, shortly before the onset of the Clone Wars. The Jedi traveled to Cona with assistance and information from the smuggler Billey, who was named an "honorary legend" by the Arcona Grand Nest. (HNN5)

Jugaloo
This alien race was native to the Dandelo System. During the early years of the New Order, the Jugaloo were enslaved by the Starhunter Intergalactic Menagerie, but were eventually set free by Jann Tosh and his droids, R2-D2 and C-3PO. (DCAR)

JugFilter
Manufactured by SurvivalGear, the JugFilter was a one-liter water canteen with an internal decontamination system. Minor impurities and deadly toxins could be removed from any source of water, although the JugFilter took more time to remove more dangerous chemicals. (AEG)

Juggerhead
This Calamari fish was often hunted for food. (VP)

Juggernaut
This was the brand name of Cozzell's 510 combat power armor. (GUN)

Juggernaut
This was the more common name of one of the Empire's oldest ground assault vehicles, produced by Kuat Drive Yards as the HAVw A5 GAV. (ISB)

Juggernaut
This Imperial-class Star Destroyer was stationed by the Empire in the Kuat System, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. It was in position to defend a secret research facility, but was unable to stop an Alliance mission to infiltrate the facility, shortly before the Battle of Endor. (XWA)

Juggernaut Mark I
This was the designation of the very first series of Juggernaut war droids, produced for the Old Republic some 4,800 years before the Battle of Yavin, to help put an end to the Gank Massacres. (NEGD)

Juggernaut War Droid
This fearsome combat droid was at the forefront of the Great Droid Revolution, although its origins began nearly 800 years earlier. The original Juggernaut war droids were commissioned by Supreme Chancellor Vocatara of the Old Republic, some 4,800 years before the Battle of Yavin, to assist the Jedi Knights and the Republic's military forces in putting an end to the Gank Massacres. The hastily-developed Juggernauts were built from the basic form of the refueling droids that had been created for the Rocket-Jumper Elite Advance Unit.

These war droids stood nearly two meters tall, and were covered with white armor plating. The head of the Juggernaut was little more than a hemispherical dome that contained the primary sensor and communication gear, giving the Juggernaut a 360-degree field of "vision." These droids were armed with a shatter beam mounted to one arm, and a sonic stunner on the other. They could carry standard Republic weaponry in their hands, if needed. The specialized outrigger jetpack that allowed the resupply droids to reach remote locations was retained, giving the Juggernaut the ability to fly into battle behind the main line of combat, where they could cause immediate harm to enemy fighters.

After the Gank Massacres were stopped, Juggernaut war droids were recalled to Coruscant, where they served as a homeworld security force for centuries before HK-01 set off the Great Droid Revolution. Legions of Juggernaut war droids killed indiscriminantly, instilling fear in the hearts of sentient beings across the galaxy. One group even turned on the rocket-jumpers their distant forerunners had supported. In the wake of the revolution, any surviving Juggernaut war droid had its cognitive matrices removed, and production was immediately halted. Most of the inert shells were purchased by collectors and museums, and a handful of these were later acquired by the Iron Knights. (OWS, NEGD)

Juggy
This slang term was used by the early rebels to describe the HAVw A5 and HAVw A6 Juggernauts that were employed by the Empire, during the era of the New Order. (SWRAG)

Jugsmuk
This was a minor Gamorrean clan. (SWJ14)

Jugsmuk
This was a Gamorrean settlement, located on the Wugguh continent of their homeworld of Gamorr and controlled by the Jugsmuk clan. A great fair was held in Jugsmuk, during Slushtime, shortly after a smaller such fair at Bolgoink. (SWJ14)

Jugsmuk Station
Located within the settlement of Jugsmuk, on the planet Gamorr, Jugsmuk Station was known as a place where offworlders could live amongst themselves, and not get in the way of Gamorrean politics. (SWJ14)

Juhani
This was one of two primary subspecies of the Cathar race. Like their counterparts, the Myr Rho, the Juhani were less feline in appearance than members of the baseline Cathar stock. This subspecies was believed to have beennamed in honor of the ancient Cathar Jedi Knight, Juhani. (PH)

Juhani
This Cathar Jedi Knight, like may of her species who joined the Jedi Order, struggled with her instincts and emotions while trying to gain a greater understanding of the Force. Despite her inner struggles, Juhani committed herself completely to the Jedi Order, and refused to be anything less than the perfect Jedi Knight. In this, she also refused to accept failure among her peers, which tended to alienate her from many of her fellow Jedi. She was exceptionally loyal to her Jedi Master, Quatra, who trained her at the ancient Jedi compound on the planet Dantooine. During a training exercise, however, she became angry at Quatra for his unending teaching, and she accidentally killed her. Juhani, horrified at this turn of events, fled into the wilderness of Dantooine. She was eventually hunted down by her fellow Jedi Knights, but chose to fight to the death, rather than be turned back to the Light Side of the Force. She died in combat in The Grove. (KOTOR, SWDB)

Juhm
This Muun served as the overseer of the InterGalactic Banking Clan's shipyards on the planet Gwori, during the early stages of the Clone Wars. Overseer Juhm ran the shipyards with slave labor, rather than droid labor, preferring to control living beings with his power. He also knew that any Republic attack on the shipyards would be called off if the Jedi Knights learned that there were living beings who might be killed in an attack. A self-important being, Overseer Juhm believed that the shipyards were perfectly defended by his droid troops and the scan gate that blocked access to the system. Thus, when a daring mission led by Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker managed to breach the security of the scan gate and reach Gwori's surface, Juhm was forced to acknowledge his failure to Count Dooku. However, Juhm assured Dooku that he would take care of the situation, and managed to identify and destroy the freighter that was being used by the Jedi and their clone troopers. Unfortunately for Juhm, the Republic's forces had entered the system while encased in carbonite, so they survived the loss of the freighter and were later re-awakened by R2-D2. Upon learning that the Jedi had survived, Juhm was once again forced to speak with Dooku, but once again claimed that he could take care of things. The Jedi, however, were too resourceful for Juhm's droid troops, and they were able to rally the slave laborers and destroy the factories on Gwori. Juhm only added to the rebellion when he explained to Mirax that the slaves were nothing more than a living shield. The Jedi then stole a frigate and escaped with the slaves. Dooku then arrived on the planet and confronted Juhm about his failure, before ordering Asajj Ventress to kill Juhm with her lightsaber. Although the shipyards were lost, Darth Sidious was pleased to learn that Juhm's incompetence had been eliminated. (CWSOD)

Juicemelon
This melon was named for the sweet, tasty juice that could be extracted from its tender flesh. (DSTR)

Juicer
This was a term used by the clone troopers of the Grand Army of the Republic to describe the pod-hunter vessels used by the Separatists. The nickname came from the way that a pod-hunter used its mandibles to crush an escape pod, squeezing down and cutting the escape pod open as if it were squeezing the juice from a ripe fruit. (CWTV02)

Juja-cake
This snack cake was popular during the last decades of the Old Republic. (JQ7)

Jujasickle
This was a popular, frozen dessert produced during the last decades of the Old Republic. (JQ7)

Jujiminmee
This Huttese verb translated into Basic as "to kidnap." (GMR5)

Jujumon
This was the Huttese word for the number one hundred forty-four (144). Note, however, that the Huttese counting system was based on a base-eight system. So, jujumon indicated the number one hundred (100) in the Basic language. (GMR5)

Jukassa, Zett
This young Padawan was among the many students of the Force who were training at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant when the Clone Wars broke out across the galaxy. He was born with the name Warpoc Skamini to parents who were ore miners on Mon Gazza, but was taken as an infant to be brought up on Coruscant. When he was seven, Zett began experiencing strange visions of his parents' deaths, and the Jedi Knight Mierme Unill determined that his visions were connected to the murder of several miners on Mon Gazza. She received permission to tell Zett about his past, in an effort to solve the murders. It was then that he learned his true name, Warpoc Skamini, and the names of his parents, Sembric and Ashielle. After Mierme Unill exposed a group of Black Sun extortionists as the killers, she took Zett as her Padawan. However, she was killed in battle during the Clone Wars, and Zett's training fell to Cin Drallig. In the wake of the First Battle of Coruscant, after Darth Sidious revealed his true nature and killed Mace Windu, Zett was one of the few younglings to survive the initial attack of Anakin Skywalker on those Jedi still in the Jedi Temple. Zett fought bravely, and nearly escaped to the outside of the Temple before being overrun and shot to death by Sergeant Fox, who had been trying to keep Senator Bail Organa from entering the Temple. An official report later issued on Imperial HoloVision claimed that Jukassa had been killed while trying to assassinate Senator Organa. (OWS, SWI81, IS3, SWDB, SWI87)

Jul
This female name was common among the Kel Dor. Like all Kel Dor given names, it was short enough that it didn't attract the attention of certain wind spirit, which would carry away young children with long-winded names. (GCG)

Jul, Bhat
This Kajain'sa'Nikto Jedi Knight apprenticed under master A'Sharad Hett, during the months leading up to the Clone Wars. When war broke out between the Separatists and the Old Republic, Bhat remained by his Master's side. They were part of the team dispatched to Metalorn, and later Aargonar, as the fighting intensified. Unfortunately, the were shot down over enemy territory on Aargonar, and forced to fight their way clear. During the struggle, an explosion rocked their position, and Bhat Jul caught the blast full in the chest. Despite the efforts of Anakin Skywalker to keep him alive, Bhat Jul died from his injuries a short while later. After Bhat Jul's death, and that of Master Sora Mobari, Anakin began to question why the Jedi Knights were not doing more to save the lives of beings in the galaxy, rather than fighting a war that led to more deaths. (RBJ, REL)

Jular, Pelav
This former Imperial Army Major left the military and joined the Neolsse family's local militia about ten years before the Battle of Yavin. Jular served as a General in the Keremark armed forces, and was in command of the defense of Fortress Keremark during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (HAS)

Julept
This Sullustan often visited the Farrimmer Café, to swap stories and sell pieces of technology he had acquired. He was fond to regaling other patrons with a story of a Wookiee companion who convinced him to travel to Byss in order to kill both Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine. The story always ended with Vader grabbing the Wookiee by the leg as he tried to escape. Julept would end the story by saying, "Of course, I'm pulling your leg the same way Vader was pulling the Wookiee's!" (SWJ11)

Juliupper
This was one of the many transport ships that were used to evacuate the planet Sernpidal, just before the Yuuzhan Vong destroyed it. The Juliupper never got free, though, as it was attacked by a swarm of grutchins let loose by the Yuuzhan Vong. (VP)

Juloff
This man was a reporter for the Galactic News Network, and worked at GNN's Indu San bureau during the early years of the New Republic. It was later learned that Juloff was, in fact, and Imperial spy who infiltrated GNN in order to ensure that "correct" reporting of the events on Indu San took place. He was discovered by Kella Rand, who had been investigating the murder of Shek Barayel, when she spotted him working with Kaleb Darme. (SWJ6)

Julpa, Mon
The crown prince of Tammuz-an in the early days of the Empire, Julpa was a blue-skinned individual who was stripped of his mind and title by Zatec-Cha. Julpa was dropped on Tyne's Horky, and wandered the planet without any memory of his former self. He was known from then on as Kez-Iban, after he saved the life of Jann Tosh's uncle, Gundy. (DCAR, SWDB)

Julstan IV, Alexander
This man was the Imperial Moff in charge of Arkanis Sector and the Tatoo System, during the early years of the Galactic Civil War. (GG7, AIR, MEAS)

Julsujod III
This planet was the original homeworld of the Stribers race of Iskalonians. (EGA)

Juma Juice
This non-alcoholic beverage was favored by many Jedi Knights, during the last years of the Old Republic. It was first development many millennia before the Clone Wars, and remained popular for many, many generations. (JQ2, KOTOR2)

Jumba
This mammalian creature was native to the planet Tatooine, where it was raised by moisture farmers for its tough hide. Jumba hides were often cured and tanned, creating an inexpensive yet durable form of leather that was used to make carrying bags and luggage. (CVD)

Jumbli Juice
This was an alcoholic beverage that was popular during the early years of the New Order. (OWS)

Jumbolive
This massive, pitted fruit was often pickled or fermented to bring out its natural flavors. The pit was removed before serving, and was sometimes replaced with another pickled vegetable or legume. (OWS)

Jumerian
This alien race was a member of the New Republic. (AFA)

Jumgranch
This was a common male name among the Gamorrean people. Like most Gamorrean names, it was essentially gibberish that indicated what a Gamorrean would do if you made him angry. (GCG)

Jumka, Mavikk
This Kadas'sa'Nikto was part of a gang that created havoc on the Outland Transit Station during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. He was arrested and sent to the Ooov IV prison facility for his part in the crimes, and managed to negotiate a shorter sentence in return for providing information on his partners. For reasons unknown, the Outland police force issued a bounty for his capture, asking that he die a terrible death for his crimes. (BH)

Jumlaa
This word from the Jawan language translated into Basic as "torch." (GPB)

Jump
This tall, spindly smuggler was a regular at the Blue Light on Nar Shaddaa, until he ran afoul of Salla Zend. She broke his arm when he tried to make a pass at her. (THG)

Jump Beacon
see Jump Gate (TOJC)

Jump Droid
This was the term used to describe the specially-produced Super Battle Droids that were developed to operate in atmospheres, rather than on the ground. Each was equipped with a rocket jetpack, which allowed them to move about in the air. These droids were deployed to gas giant worlds, and to locations that were dangerous or at high-altitude. (CWA6)

Jump for Joy
This Twomi Skyfire - barely a year old - was discovered by Akanah while she and Luke Skywalker stopped over on Utharis, during their search for the Fallanassi. It was heavily modified to adapt it to the latest in navigational, piloting, and protection technologies. (TT)

Jump Freighter
This was a model of Mon Calamarian transport ship. (TM)

Jump Gate
These huge beacons were used by early astrogators to mark specific coordinates that were common to hyperspace and realspace, and which marked a safe stopping-off point in space. These jump gates were common very early in the development of hyperdrive starships, for they were home to huge spaceports which had equipment and supplies. As hyperspace travel became easier with the advent of the AI navcom units, these jump gates became simply spaceports, since the beacons were no longer needed. The ancient jump gates were very limited in their capacity to re-route a starship, with only enough memory to remember a small number of other locations. Thus, the network was criss-crossed with a network of routes which passed through these gates. . (TOJ, TOJC)

Jump Gate Accelerator
This was one of the earliest known methods of propelling a ship into hyperspace. Used in conjuction with a jump gate, the accelerator could assist in getting a starship into hyperspace. (HNN4)

Jumper
This Zelosian parasite was noctural, and feeds on dead bodies. The feeding frenzy of a swarm of jumpers had a unique effect on newly-dead bodies. They jumpers release certain enzymes and electrical discharges while feeding. This combination of events causes the dead body to jerk and flinch, and eventually kick-starts the brain. The dead body then seems to come back to life and walk, although the effect only lasted until the jumpers have consumed the body. This usually lasted a few hours. This "walking dead" effect was deathly frightening to the native Zelosians, since it occurs at night during the darkness they fear most. (PG2)

Jumper
This Arakyd personal jet pack was smaller than the Whisper pack, with less power but somewhat more affordable. However, after many decades of production, the Jumper experienced continual price increases while durability was reduced, making it less appealing to the galaxy's population. (GFT, AEG)

Jumper
This Charon bio-construct was created to collect specimens of alien lifeforms, doing as little damage as possible so that the Charon bioscientists can study their life processes. They have the ability to stun their targets, and have enhanced leaping abilities to surprise targets and escape quickly. (OS)

Jumpes
This was the Bocce term for a series of hyperspace jumps. (GPB)

Jumping Spider
This purple arachnid was native to Yavin 4. (ISU, JUS)

JumpMaster-5000
Known as a JM-5K, this was a crescent-shaped Corellian Engineering Corporation scouting and service ship. The crescent was bisected by a tubular main section, and the power plants were located at the points of the crescent. The design was outdated at the time of the Galactic Civil War, but many ships remained in service. The basic design measured just twenty meters in diameter, and could accommodate only a few passengers or 500 kilograms of cargo. (CCG4, TBH, GMR7)

Jumus
This planet was located along the Corellian Trade Spine, between Corellia and New Plympto. During the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, Jumus and its system served as a primary staging area for the Yuuzhan Vong fleet. In the wake of the Battle of Duro, this fleet was poised to strike deep into the Core Worlds. Much of this build-up was meant to deflect attention from the battle fleet which later attacked Coruscant by way of Bilbringi. (BP, SBS)

Jun
This was one of the two primary crops grown on the planet Draenell's Point. (GMK)

Jun
This ball of searing rock was the first planet in the Faarlsun System. (WBC)

Jun, Glee
This man was a member of Klyn Shanga's Renatasian viligantes, who were searching out Vuffi Raa during the early years of the New Order. (LCF)

Jun, Victor
This schizophrenic man grew up worshipping the gods of his homeworld, and thoroughly believed that he was spoken to directly by them. He believed that he was regularly in communication with the gods, and gave himself to their every bidding. With every task he accomplished for the gods, Victor was shown ever more enticing glimpses of the awesome powers thet commanded, and which he could learn to control if he continued his devotion. To most of the people who lived in his village, however, Victor was just a muttering fool who lacked the mental capacity to live a normal life. Whenever he crossed the gods or didn't follow their commands, Victor experienced what he called the Black Pain, with left him debilitated and weak. Thus, he strove to earn the continued favor of his gods. When he was told to leave his family and spread the words of the gods, Victor didn't hesitate. He set out on his own, hoping to recruit others to the causes of his gods. Although few beings believed him, Victor nonetheless remained loyal to the beings he believed were communicating with him. When the Galactic Civil War broke out, Victor believed that he had finally found his calling. He petitioned countless numbers of beings who joined the Alliance, hoping to convince them that his gods could help them in their struggle against the "evil Empire." Again, Victor found few beings who shared the same beliefs he did, but that did not deter him from seeking out rebel leaders to petition for their conversion. (UA)

Juna
The berries of this tree, native to the planet Gala, were eating as a dessert or snack. (MOC)

Junak, Taj
This Jedi Knight managed to survive the Jedi Purge, and hid from the Empire in the Freeworlds region of Tapani Sector. He assumed the guise of Professor Shellery Kint, who taught at the Mrlsst Academy. While there, Junak worked behind the scenes to steal or rease important Imperial data from research labs throughout the sector. When the Empire moved into Tapani Sector and threatened to take over the Mrlsst Academy, Junak sacrificed himself to save the school. Emperor Palpatine's exterminators captured him in one of the common areas, and they burned him on the spot. Ever since, no grass had grown in the area, which had been walled off as a monument to the ancient Jedi. It was rumored that Junak's ghost roams the academy grounds, and his legacy was that of the "Ghost Jedi," whose spirit haunted the Mrlsst Academy. This rumor was later used as the basis for the name of the band Ghost Jedi. (LOE, XWPA)

Junavex Hotel
This hotel was located in the Middle City of Taris, during the era of the Great Sith War. (KOR1)

Junction
Valance the Hunter nearly captured Luke Skywalker on this planet, a deep-space outpost that provided a number of resupply centers outside the reach of the Empire. Luke had traveled to Junction on a mission to obtain repair parts for the Alliance's pool of droids, especially his own astromech unit, R2-D2. Junction itself was located at the intersection of the Hydian Way with the Gordian Reach and the Thesme Trace. Once known as Feriae Junction, the planet was a trade world that experienced a brief period of economic expansion when nearby Yavin became the galaxy's prime source for corusca gems. Over time, however, Junction was bypassed for other locations, and the planet became a run-down world controlled by unscrupulous leaders. In the wake of the Battle of Yavin, the Alliance began using Junction as a resupply center for ships that tried to break the Imperial blockade and reach the survivors at Massassi Base, but this simply attracted the attention of spies from the Empire and Black Sun. (MC27, WOA26, SWMW)

Junction 5
This temperate planet as located in the Mid Rim, near the worlds of Bezim and Vicondor. The leaders of these three worlds had been allied with one another for generations. Its moon, Delaluna, was also a habitable world, and many of its natives decided to settle on the moon instead. Over the years, the natives of Junction 5 feared that a super-weapon was being built on Delaluna. They called it the Annihilator, and feared that the natives of Delaluna would use the weapon against them. The people of Delaluna denied the existence of the Annihilator, however. Some twenty-three years before the Battle of Geonosis, the situation had reached a critical point, as the citizens were subjugated under the control of the Guardians. Many years later, after the onset of the Clone Wars, Junction 5 became a target of the Separatists, since it was one of the primary gateways to the Station 88 Spaceport, a major nexus to the galaxy's Mid Rim. (LOJ, NECH)

Junction City
This was the capital city of the planet Junction. (WOA26)

Junction Port
This was the primary spaceport located on the planet Junction, during the early years of the New Order. (WOA26)

Junction V
see Junction 5 (NECH)

Junction, The
This section of the vast cityscape found on the planet Taris was originally set aside for new construction, many years before the Great Sith War. However, after demolition crews razed the area, the contractors never began work on the new buildings. The area was abandoned, and became known as the Junction to the inhabitants of the Lower City. It name came from its location, which was between the darkness of the Lower City and the open skies of the Upper City. Over time, the trash and refuse generated by the population of Taris was dumped in the Junction, making it little more than a landfill. (KOR1)

Jundak
This immense beast was native to the planet Mustafar, where it began its life as a simple parasite. An immature jundak obtained nourishment by lodging itself in a host. When it reached an adolescent stage, the jundak would burst forth from its host's body, and it continued to grow throughout its life. Fortunately for other creatures, a jundak was unable to survive beyond a specific region of central Mustafar. (SWGAL)

Jundland
This was one of the many Victory-class Star Destroyers which were still active, as part of the Imperial Navy, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (XVT)

Jundland
This was the alias adopted by Luke Skywalker, some eight months after the Battle of Yavin, when he infiltrated the Imperial labor colony on Kalist VI. Lieutenant Jundland was an officer aboard the tanker Nuna's Twins, and it was his "heroics" that saved the tanker from an Alliance ambush near Kalist VI. (SWEWW)

Jundland Banshee
This was the nickname of a rogue Tusken Raider who marauded the areas around Arnthout Pass and Motesta on Tatooine, during the early years of the Galactic Civil War. It was assumed that the Jundland Banshee was a male, and it was believed that he had been ostracized from his clan for his attacks on local moisture farmers. The Tusken Raiders didn't need the Jundland Banshee stirring up the already frightened farmers and forcing them to launch an attack of their own. The Alliance was fearful that the actions of the Jundland Banshee would disrupt the activities of the Sandwind Team on Tatooine, shortly before the Battle of Hoth. (AIR)

Jundland Eopie
This subspecies of eopie was native to the Jundland Wastes of Tatooine. (SWG2P)

Jundland Wastes
Located on the planet Tatooine, the Jundland Wastes mark the border between the Western Dune Sea and the Great Mesa Plateau. The Wastes were formed of rocky outcroppings and craggy shelves of sandstone, with windswept canyons which were formed by erosion. It was here that Luke Skywalker and C-3PO were attacked by the Sandpeople while searching for R2-D2, just prior to the Battle of Yavin.

The term Jundland was believed to mean "No Man's Land," although the exact origin of the term was unknown. (E4, SOT, E4VG)

Jundop, Haras
This man served the Alliance military as the Ground Marshal of army soldiers. (ROE)

Jung
This was the term used by the Jedi Knights of the Old Republic to describe a 180-degree turn employed during lightsaber combat. (VD2)

Jung Ma
This was the term used by the Jedi Knights of the Old Republic to describe a 360-degree su ma, or spin, employed during lightsaber combat. In order to fully utilize this technique, a Jedi had to sense everything around their body just before striking, in order to direct their blade in the correct path. Similar to the Jung turn, the Jung Ma turn provided the Jedi with added power during a stroke of the lightsaber blade. Jung Ma, also known as Jung Su Ma, was part of the dulon form of training utilized by the Jedi, and was considered the basis for all sweep disciplines of lightsaber combat. (VD2, JQ6, SWGAL, SWI62)

Jung Su Ma
see Jung Ma (SWI62)

Jungen
This Trandoshan was a junior enlistee aboard the Battalion when Adar Tallon faked his death in the Dalchon System. Jungen served with Tallon long enough to respect and admire the old warrior, and pledged his support to Tallon at all costs. This pledge had never waned, and only strengthened when Parlan issued a bounty for Tallon's life. Jungen was incredibly adept at hand-to-hand combat, and used his skills to assist an Alliance team in rescuing Tallon on Tatooine. Jungen then formerly joined the Alliance, although this earned him a bounty on his own head. Jungen was targetted by Ssach'thirix for capture, but managed to elude the Shatras bounty hunter. (TM, AIR)

Jung-ju
This tree produced strong, fibrous wood that was used in the creation of a special form of body armor during the decades leading up to the Great Sith War. The jung-ju tree fibers were blended with synthetic material to create a strong, flexible armor that rivaled light armor made from metallic compounds. (KOTOR)

Jungle Cafe'
This was one of the smaller, less expensive restaurants found aboard the Ithorian herdship Bazaar. (GA)

Jungle Cantina
This was one of the largest establishments on the Ithorian herdship Bazaar. Located in the Isttu city, it also held one of the best cantinas on the ship, serving Ithorian classics and other galactic favorites. (GA)

Jungle Clans
This group of Rodian clans decided to ally themselvs with the New Republic, and later the Galactic Alliance, during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. (UF)

Jungle Creeper
This rough-barked vine was native to Yavin 4. (L)

Jungle Flutes
This was one of Garik Loran's most famous pro-Imperial propaganda films. (WS)

Jungle Fynock
This species of fynock lived in the dense jungle areas of the planet Talus. (SWG2P)

Jungle Ghost
This Ithorian herdship traveled the length of the Corellian Run, and often spent months in the area known as Wild Space before returning to Ithor for Herd Meets. (GMR4)

Jungle Lust
This pre-fab bar and grill was found in Spaceport Row in Plawal, on Belsavis. (COJ)

Jungle of Nuvar
This jungle was located on the planet Brentaal. (SWJ13)

Jungle Rancor
This was the name used to describe a subspecies of rancors that was noted for its bright coloration. The hide of the average jungle rancor was covered with stripes in a variety of colors, depending on the coloration of their environment. These colors helped the jungle rancor blend into its surroundings. Because these creatures were popular with crimelords in the Outer Rim Territories, the brightly-colored jungle rancors appeared out-of-place in fortresses and pens. In addition to their bright coloration, jungle rancors were distinguished by the short spurs and spines that covered its limbs, neck, and even its tongue. It also had a very sensitive nose, which could smell prey across large distances. (CWVG)

Jungle Slinker
This long, thin creature was native to the planet Kirtania. It's body resembled a long, woody vine, allowing it to hide among the trees of the planet's rainforests and avoid capture. (SWJ1)

Jungle Vault
Located on Vaynai's Streysel Island, the Jungle Vault was an underground cantina which catered to the general populace of the planet. Located in a series of caves and hand-carved chambers, the Jungle Vault was owned and operated by Whuvuum during the height of the New Order. After patrons entered through an armored, automatic door, they found themselves in a setting that resembled the lush, tropical jungles found on the surface. Whuvuum maintained a wide variety of plantlife inside his caves, using specialized grow lamps and holes drilled in the rock to bring in natural sunlight. Because most of the clientele was local to Streysel Island, Whuvuum felt no need to hire bouncers or guards. The locals, knowing how hard Whuvuum worked to maintain the Jungle Vault's plantlife, and knowing that it was the only jungle they were likely to encounter, usually stepped in to toss out any unruly patrons. Because of the dense plantings and the constant trickling of running water, most patrons found that the Jungle Vault was a great place to do all sorts of business, without being overheard. (GMR8)

Junieuw
This was the Krikthasi word for a community or territory. (PG1)

Junior Blaster
This was the generic term used to describe any low-powered blaster weapon that was considered a toy by most marksbeings. These weapons were suitable for children and students who were learning how to fire a weapon, and despite the fact that they produced blaster bolts of incedibly low power, the blast could damage electrical components. Thus, the use of junior blasters often required adult supervision. (RF3)

Junior Galaxy Scouts
This intergalactic organization taught the youths of the galaxy about truthfulness, trustworthiness, and faithfulness, during the early years of the New Republic. (ZHR)

Junior Jedi Academy
This branch of Luke Skywalker's Jedi praxeum on Yavin 4 taught young children who were especially strong in the Force how to control their powers, before they began to study the finer arts of the Jedi. (GG)

Junior Palace Guard
This branch of the Naboo Palace Guard was made up of military soldiers who were still in training, but were allowed to participate in planetary security actions. Members of the Junior Palace Guard were considered more mature and ready for leadership than most trainees, and were often given specialized commands in order to test their tactical and military abilities. (CHRN2)

Junior Saber-Twirler
This was one of the many nicknames used by Marn Hierogryph to describe Zayne Carrick. The nickname referred to the fact that Zayne was once a Jedi Padawan on the planet Taris, during the era of the Mandalorian Wars. (LPSS)

Junior Scout-Rangers
This was a youth organization that gave young males a chance to learn about teamwork, social responsibility, citizenship, and physical fitness. (RC66)

Juniper Chest
This was another name for the Guniepal Chest that was possessed by the Gupins of the Forest Moon of Endor. (OWS)

Junk Beetle
This was a species of disgusting insect. (VQ)

Junk Ghoul
This was a term used by many military personnel during the Clone Wars to describe those salvagers who raided the sites of space battles for debris and scrap that could be sold for a profit. These salvagers often had no qualms about taking whatever they found, including the personal effects of the dead, so that these items could be auctioned to the highest bidder. Despite their best efforts to put a stop to these activities, many military personnel of the time were forced to leave one battlezone to engage the enemy in another, so junk ghouls often had free reign to take what they wanted. (CWVG)

Junk Golem
This was the term used to describe the strange, Force-imbued automatons that were created by Kazdan Paratus on Raxus Prime, during the early years of the New Order. Sometimes referred to as technobeasts, these junk golems took a variety of forms, and could attack with incredible power. (OWS, TFUN)

Junk Junction
This was one of the largest junkyards found in the Lower City of the planet Taris, during the years following the Great Sith War. It was here that Jarael and the Camper made their home, since it was large enough to hide the Last Resort. (KORH)

Junkard
This section of caverns, located within the Kala'uun Starport, was set aside as a scrap heap, where spacers could scavenge for usable starship parts. Anything from complete speeders to worthless power converters could be found in the Junkard. The operator of the Junkard, a Twi'lek known only as the Seeker, took almost anything in trade, but prefered machinery which could be used to mine for ryll spice. (PSPG)

Junker
This was the name used to describe the Gallofree Medium Transports outfitted by the New Republic for use in Operation Flotsam. They required a crew of 6, and carried 20 analysts and 48 recover and analysis droids. These ships were lightly armed, with just four laser cannons forming their arsenal. These ships were never meant to go into combat, and were protected by the Historic Battle Site Preservation Act from taking fire. (CTD)

Junker
This was the term used to describe the handful of settlers who eked out a meager existence on the planet Ambria, during the years that followed the Battle of Ruusan. These beings were named because they scavenged the planet for any bits of junk or technology that had been left behind during previous eras of war and prosperity. Those objects that could be repaired were sold or traded to off-worlders for credits and supplies. (DBRT)

Junker
This Nharwaak container group was destroyed during an Imperial raid on the Nharwaak;s hidden base, during the weeks that followed the Battle of Hoth. (TIE, TIEP)

Junker
This was another term used to describe the cobbled-together starfighter known as an Ugly. (SSOG)

Junkfort Station
This spaceport was known for its starship mechanics, who could usually obtain illegal parts for the right sum of money. Han Solo and Chewbacca went to Junkfort to obtain information on finding a power gem, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (CSW)

Junkin
This man served the Alliance as a demolitions expert. Sergeant Junkin was chosen as part of Han Solo's team that infiltrated the shield generator for the second Death Star on the Forest Moon of Endor, during the build-up to the Battle of Endor. He consulted prior to the raid with Crix Madine on the placement of charges used to destroy the generator bunker. (MTS, CCG10)

Junktown
This was a small settlement that was located near Mos Eisley, on the planet Tatooine. As the name implied, Junktown was a haven for the various junk dealers who sold refurbished goods to the locals. Just after the Battle of Yavin, the settlement was overrun by a group of Tusken Raiders. (SWGAL)

Junkyard, The
This was one of the primary scrapyards found on the planet Ord Mantell during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (WOA37)

Junlopak
This word from the Jawan language translated into Basic as "here." (GPB)

Junno
One of two continents located on the planet Demophon, Junno was the continent that supported most of the planet's inhabitants. Byrne City was located there, as well as D'larah and Selkren. (SN)

Juno
This being served as a Captain in the Lok Revenants, during the years following the Battle of Naboo. (JSF)

Juno
This man served as the head of the Cobral household, on the planet Frego, some eleven years before the Battle of Naboo. A curt man, Juno was loyal to Solan Cobral during the turmoil thaty surrounded the murder of Rutin Cobral. (TOW)

Juno 1
This Imperial freighter was part of a group was charged with resupplying the Invincible before it could attack Rudrig, during the months leading up to the Battle of Yavin. The Juno 1 was carrying foodstuffs when it was destroyed by Alliance forces led by Keyan Farlander. (XW, XWP)

Juno 2
This Imperial freighter was part of a group was charged with resupplying the Invincible before it could attack Rudrig, during the months leading up to the Battle of Yavin. The Juno 2 was carrying foodstuffs when it was destroyed by Alliance forces led by Keyan Farlander. (XW, XWP)

Juno 3
This Imperial freighter was part of a group was charged with resupplying the Invincible before it could attack Rudrig, during the months leading up to the Battle of Yavin. The Juno 3 was carrying foodstuffs when it was destroyed by Alliance forces led by Keyan Farlander. (XW, XWP)

Juno II
This ship was one of six Kathol Republic Marauder-class corvettes that were sent to rescue the Bravado III from attack, shortly after the FarStar offered assistance. The 195-meter vessel was armed with eight double turbolaser cannons and three tractor beam projectors. (KO)

Junobian Sand Flier
This crustacean was known to have a delicate, sweet-tasting meat, and were considered a delicacy throughout the galaxy. They were especially good when harvested just after they molted, when their new shells were soft enough to eat. (SWJ12)

Junta
This wicked knife was a melee weapon. (SWGAL)

Junti
This unusual sword was tipped with a heavy, spiked ball, making it a deadly melee weapon. (SWGAL)

Juntrack
This was the largest city on the Inquiesse continent of Draenell's Point, and was one of the planet's largest manufacturing centers. It was built on the Juntrack River. (GMK)

Juntrack River
This river was found on the Inquiesse continent of Draenell's Point. (GMK)

Juo Deltar Faces Gamblor the Terrible
This was a cult-classic holovid that was produced during the years leading up to the onset of the Clone Wars. It was a typical Jedi Knight action-adventure arts flick, complete with slow-motion action sequences that were often dubbed with strange, guttural sounds. An entertaining but thoroughly cheesy flick, Juo Deltar Faces Gamblor the Terrible follows the adventures of a young Jedi adventurer who faces evil incarnate in the form of the Hutt Sith acolyte, Gamblor. (FOC2)

J'uoch
This striking woman, distinguished by thick, straight, black hair that flowed from a sharp widow's peak, was R'all's sister. Together, they ran a mining operation on Dellalt during the early years of the New Order. Her black eyes and hair were a stark contrast to her pale skin. When she discovered that Lanni Troujow had found the log-recorder from the Queen of Ranroon, she ordered Lanni to be killed in order to obtain the recorder. The log-recorder, however, was not found, since Lannu had hidden it in a safe-deposit box. Thus, J'uoch was forced to search for the ship on her own. When she discovered that Lanni's sister, Hasti, and arrived on Dellalt with Alexsandr Badure and Han Solo, J'uoch set out to reach the ancient ship before Hasti could. However, like the others, J'uoch became involved in the deeper plots surrounding the Queen of Ranroon. J'uoch was killed by Hasti when the Guardian Corp of war-robots attacked her camp. J'uoch tried to kill Han Solo for killing R'all, but Hasti confronted her about the death of Lanni. In the struggle that followed, J'uoch was thrown off a bridge by Hasti and plummeted to her death. (HSL)

Jup
This slang term was used by the Korunnai, the true natives of the planet Haruun Kal, to indicate a Balawai prospectorhe planet. (SHPT)

Jupit
This Alliance transport vessel was destroyed by Imperial forces, during the early stages of the Galactic Civil War, while it was accompanying a group of starships led by the cruiser Trident. (TIEP)

Jurahi
This man was one of the handful of Jedi Masters who taught at the Almas Academy during the years surrounding the Clone Wars. During his tenure at the Academy, Jurahi held the position of Master of Visions, since his ability to peer into the future was the most trsuted of all the Masters on Almas. (LFCW)

Jural
This female Bothan worked as a reporter for the Corellian Times, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. She was best-known for her investigative reports on galactic exploration. She and her brother, Talper, were dispatched to Mustafar to report on the excavation of an ancient temple by Doctor Namdaot, and was amazed when he appeared in the guise of the Storm King. She related her story to Relan and another member of Ithes Olok's research team, when they discovered her small camp. She begged for their help, because Talper had refused to swear allegiance to the Storm King, and was stricken with a wasting disease. (SWGAL)

Juren
This Imperial engineer was the Chief Engineer aboard the Subjugator, serving under Captain Kolaff. (SF)

Jurfel
This Verpine elder was the speaker for Suskafoo's hive. He openly rejected Bane Nothos' order to submit or die when Nothos tried to take control of the Shantipole project. Jurfel later assisted Alliance agents in saving the B-Wing prototypes at Shantipole by providing asteroid hoppers for them to use to travel through the Roche asteroid field. (SFS)

Jurga
This brazen Hutt crimelord was known for the fact that he wore a Tenloss disruptor weapon on his sash, in blatant disregard for the restriction on the use of such weapons, as a symbol of his power. Jurga was eventually killed with the weapon, reported by an irate employee. (AEG)

Juri Jar
This was the generic term used to describe the containers in which juri juice was sold. Over the years, a wide variety of shapes and sizes were used, creating a hobby in which beings tried to amass the largest and most varied collections of juri jars. (GMR9)

Juri Juice
An inebriating concoction favored by Kabe. (SCRE)

Jurir
Stemming from the archaic verb jorir, this Mando'a meant "to carry something." When used in a military context, it meant "to bear arms." (SWI86, OWS)

Juri's Sabacc Parlor
Located on Cloud City, this was one of the more prestigious gambling halls on the outpost during the height of the New Order. (GMR3)

Juris Sector
Imperial Governor Linrec sent his daughter, Cressis, to an elite boarding school in this sector. (GG10)

Jurkad
This Mando'a word referred to an attack or an assault. It stemmed from the verb jurkadir. (OWS)

Jurkadir
This was a Mando'a verb that literally translated into Basic as "to brandish a sabre." However, in more common usage, it meant "to mess around with" or "aggressively jerk one's chain." Stemming from the root verb jurir, it could also mean "to attack," depending on the context. (OWS, SWI86)

Jurkadir shal
Stemming from the verb jurkadir, this transitive Mando'a verb meant "to mess around" or "to hassle." (OWS)

Jurkadir ti
Stemming from the verb jurkadir, this transitive Mando'a verb meant "to mess around with someone" or "to mess someone about." (OWS)

Jurmaarz
This word was from one of the Feeorin dialects spoken on the planet Odryn. The term referred to the act of reclaiming territory that was lost in combat. The act of reclaiming the territory from an enemy was considered one of the noblest causes a Feeorin could take up. (KOR2)

Jurokk
This Jedi Master was assigned to guarding the Jedi Temple with Shaak Ti, when Mace Windu set out to arrest Chancellor Palpatine and end the Clone Wars. However, like Master Ti, Master Jurokk was killed by Anakin Skywalker when he exterminated every Jedi in the Temple, shortly after the First Battle of Coruscant. Anakin took his life without remorse, placing his dormant lightsaber handle under Master Jurokk's chin and igniting it, allowing the blade to burn through his brain and skull. (E3N)

Jurrdi
This was the Snivvian word for "today." (HNN5)

Jurrinex6
This hive virus was developed by biological terrorists during the height of the New Order. (COG)

Juru Ant
This species of insect was native to the planet Cularin, where it made nests in the roots of greenbark trees. The workings of these nests served to keep the tree's root system well-aerated, and their waste products served to fertilize the noroobo flowers. (LFCW)

Jurvi
This man was one of the many sargheet farmers who suffered through the economic hard times that befell the planet Dagro, during the height of the Clone Wars. His friend, Kirlan Swens, asked him to be part of a farm "chain" that Obi-Wan Kenobi could use to reach Vale City without being spotted, when the Jedi Knight was on Dagro to investigate the possibility of a Separatist base on the planet, some two years after the Battle of Geonosis. He agreed to be one of the farmers who helped Obi-Wan and his Padawan, Anakin Skywalker, located a destroy the last crawl-carrier before it could eliminate a village. (SWI76, SWI77)

Jurzan
This planet was the site of a spaceport refueling station, during the era of the Galactic Civil War. (SWJ3)

Jusik, Bardan
This Jedi Padawan was being trained by Master Arligan Zey when the Clone Wars broke out. When Master Zey assumed the role of an intelligence officer, Jusik followed him as an advisor and companion. He was unprepared for his first encounter with a clone trooper, however, and often stared at individual troopers for long periods of time before recovering himself. The more he came to understand the cloned soldiers, the more Jusik realized that they were people, just like every other sentient being. The fact that they were being "manufactured" and sent into battle - just like the battle droids of the Separatists - meant that the Old Republic was using them as a means to an end, and little more. The fact that the Jedi Order had agreed to command these troops meant that the Jedi also were losing their respect for living beings.

Even though he was just a Padawan, Bardan arranged to argue these points with the Jedi Council, after the fighting on Qiilura. For his actions during the Qiilura incident, Jusik was promoted to the level of Jedi Knight, and given a military command position within the Grand Army of the Republic. He was assigned to the Special Operations Brigade on Coruscant, where he developed a deep trust and understanding of the Mandalorian culture from his clone troopers. He allowed himself to become a part of their culture, and eventually earned the nickname Bard'ika from Kal Skirata himself. When Jusik helped with the black-ops mission to smash a Separatist-funded terrorist cell on Coruscant, he found himself donning the armor of a clone trooper and joining the fight himself. He knew that such an act went contrary to what he was taught at the Jedi Temple, but he somehow knew that it was the right thing to do, especially once he realized that he was more comfortable in the barracks with his men than in the Jedi Temple.

His dedication to the clones came to a head when Atin finally confronted Walon Vau, and the two men entered a fight to the death. Jusik intervened, demanding that they put an end to their personal hostilities and focus on working together as a team. He was named an honorary member of the squad, and was later rewarded for his loyalty when Kal Skirata allowed him to wear Munin Skirata's armor during Skirata's personal mission to locate Ko Sai. As Skirata's clones came to question their existence in the wake of the war, Jusik found himself helping the locate the Kaminoan scientist. Questions of clone rights and what future of the clone army then began to gather in his mind. He went so far as to question how Master Yoda came up with the term "the Clone Wars" to describe the conflict, when he first used in the immediate wake of the Battle of Geonosis.

When Skirata, Ordo, Mereel, and Walon Vau finally caught Ko Sai on Dorumaa, it was Jusik who helped them by intercepting Arligan Zey and the clone commandos of Delta Squad, delaying them upon their arrival by suggesting that the commandos try to blend in with the locals and try to gather intelligence by monitoring local police communications. When Skirata finally left Dorumaa with Ko Sai in captivity, Jusik allowed the Deltas to finally go into action and investigate the explosion that occurred when Skirata destroyed the Kaminoan's underwater laboratory. He even managed to get Arligan Zey to approve whatever expenditures were necessary to locate Ko Sai, including a lengthy excavation of the site of Ko Sai's destroyed laboratory on Dorumaa.

After gaining the confidence of the commandos in Delta Squad, Jusik left them on Dorumaa while he traveled to Coruscant, where he hoped to use his skills with the Force to help heal one of their brothers, Omega Squad's Fi. His work was slow and tedious, since he was unsure exactly what to do or to look for. Nevertheless, Jusik stuck with it, spending his days alternately repairing Fi's brain and trying to use conversation and familiar objects to bring him out of his coma. The other members of Omega Squad questioned Jusik's actions, and feared that he would be expelled from the Jedi Order for his devotion to the clones and the Mandalorian way of life. Their worries only intensified when Jusik and Etain Tur-Mukan were ordered to report to Arligan Zey's office. During their meeting, Jusik renounced his commitment to the Jedi Order, and asked to be allowed to go his own way. Zey reluctantly agreed, knowing that his own faith in the government had been shaken over the preceding months.

Jusik had planned to used his skills as a field medic, but Kal Skirata hoped to put him to work in other areas. Skirata asked Jusik to remain close to Coruscant, in order to help train Etain's son, Venku Skirata, in the ways of the Force. Jusik couldn't make any guarantees, but agreed to do what he could to help the child come to terms with his abilities. Jusik found himself stripping away his old Jedi persona, and often refused to think of himself as Bardan Jusik, Jedi Knight. Instead, he had simply become Bard'ika. He dedicated himself to Fi's treatment and the safety of Venku Skirata, despite the mental and physical toll it took on his body. He learned that his healing was akin to simply visualizing what something out to look like, and using the Force to adjust the body to look that way. Jusik later agreed to return to Coruscant to help Kal Skirata with his plans to evacuate as many clones as he could to Mandalore. On Coruscant, Jusik led a mission to extract Olovot Qail Uthan from prison, and also helped rescue Arla Fett. However, in the chaos that followed the execution of Order 66, Etain was killed at the Shinarcan Bridge, and Darman and Niner were stranded on the planet. The remaining members of Skirata's band were forced to flee Coruscant, and sadly made their way back to Mandalore.

He and Venku went underground in the wake of the Clone Wars, with Jusik joining the Mando'ade and adopting the Mandalorian name Gotab. Eventually, the pair migrated back to Mandalore, where they kept their true identities a carefully-guarded secret for many years. Jusik went so far as to explain that his ability to heal other beings was not a Jedi trait, but something that was due to that the he was a Kiffar. Jaina Solo was the first to understand that they were both sensitive to the Force. His assistance in helping Sintas Vel recover from her hibernation sickness also revealed that Jusik was not actually a Kiffar, even thought he was able to read something of Sintas' history from the heart-of-fire necklace Fett had once given to Sintas. Jusik later explained to Jaina that had never invoked the Right of Denial, but instead simply stopped being a Jedi. He immersed himself in the Mandalorian culture, using it to help him survive the Jedi Purge. He married a Mandalorian woman, but they chose to adopt children rather have their own, to ensure that his secret remained hidden. His wife died sometime earlier, and Jusik stayed with the Mandalorians as Gotab, although his closest friends still called him Bard'ika. His family eventually grew to include twenty great-great-grandchildren. When pressed by Jaina, Jusik explained that he would have gladly given up his Force powers, with the sole exception of his ability to heal people. (RCHC, RCTZ, RCTC, LF8, RC66)

Jussafet Four
This planet supported the New Order of Emperor Palpatine. Located near a diamond-shaped nebula, the planet was strategic for its asteroid mining operations within its system. After the Battle of Endor, Jussafet Four remained loyal to the Empire, but was located along the border between Imperial space and the space controlled by Warlord Zsinj. Zsinj's Raptors made several strikes at Jussafet Four, taking materials and leaving destructoin behind. The New Republic, while on the hunt for Zsinj, intercepted a distress call from Jussafet Four and responded, despite the fact that the planet remained loyal to the Empire. (SOC)

Just, Dixon
This man was a frequent patron of the Coruscant underworld during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. He was often seen in the company of his friends, Zey Nep, Artuo Pratuhr, and Civ Sila. (SWI75)

Just Another Art Form
This song, written and played by the band Deeply Religious, was banned by the Imperial Board of Culture. It first appeared on the compilation Deeply Religious. (GG9)

Just Armor
This shop sold a variety of personal armor, ship armor, and passive defense systems from its base on StarForge Station. It was owned and operated by Gjaddia and Morol. (FOP)

Just Cause
This space freighter sunk in the ocean of the planet Rathalay. Legend had it that the ship - sunk 900 meters deep - was filled with precious metals, and was guarded by schools of narkaa. (SOL)

Just Rigora
Originally defined by Arvo Norstrag as part of the Rules of the Blade, this form of rigora duel was invoked when a defeated pirate admitted his own guilt or fault before the assembled company. (PP, SWJ5)

Justa
This frigid, rocky moon orbits the planet Mutanda. Mining colonies extract prothium gas from the system, and much of it passed through the Justa starport on its way to the Core. Justa was the site of the system's only starport, which was garrisoned by the Empire during the Galactic Civil War. The garrison was set up ostensibly to protect the interests of the three corporations which owned Justa and its starport, BlasTech Corporation, Czerka Weapons, and Blethern Gas Industries. (PG1)

Justahl
This man, a corporate Vice-President, discovered that the Hush-About personal jet pack was the perfect way to arrive at a business meeting in order to make an impression on his clients. (GFT)

Justic, Geon
This man was one of the Corporate Sector Authority agents placed on Ando Prime during the early years of the New Order. Justic favored the latest in galactic fashions and trends, and worked to maintain a cosmopolitan air despite the grminess of his outpost location. Ostensibly, Justic worked for the local miner's union, and was unaware of Ungasan's connections to the CSA. He believed that Ungasan was just a small-time crimnal. Justic hoped to eliminate the Twi'lek scout Ree, by failing to warn him about the presence of Talids in Juaka Canyon, thereby securing the vonium mines for himself. (GMR2)

Justice
This New Republic warship was the flagship of the Rapid Response Task Force, led by Luke Skywalker, during the months following the Battle of Endor and the formation of the New Republic. A Mon Calamari MC80a cruiser, the Justice was considered the sister ship to the Liberty, having been built concurrently at the same shipyard. In true Mon Calamari style, the two ships were meant to be complementary, with the Liberty being faster and more powerful, while the Justice was designed to be better protected and capable of deploying more troops. When the Justice was named the flagship of the RRTF, some 8,000 marines were stationed aboard, more than a third of the RRTF's entire force. Unfortunately, this combination of improved shields and more troops did not save the Justice when it was deployed to lead the assault on Lord Shadowspawn's base on the planet Mindor, some six months after the Battle of Endor. The task force was commanded by Admiral Kalback and his Mon Calamari command crew, in an effort to take advantage of their familiarity with the ship's controls. Shadowspawn deployed a disguised gravity bomb to meet the Republic's task force, and before the Republic could discover the bomb, it exploded in an intense wave of gravitic energy. This energy passed through the Justice, shaking the ship to its rivets and seams and tearing it into several large pieces before the crew could react. Although some portion of the crew was able to safely reach escape pods, Admiral Kalback was killed almost instantly, and General Skywalker was forced to land a the bridge section of the ship in order to save the few crew members who reached the bridge before it plunged into the atmosphere of Mindor. Only Skywalker's skills as a pilot and a Jedi Knight saved the bridge crew. In order to ensure that none of the ship's technology fell into Imperial hands, the Justice's Mon Calamari crew destroyed what was left it the bridge. (LSSM)

Justice
This New Republic Ranger-class gunship was part of the task force assigned to the Mon Mothma, during Operation Trinity. (FP)

Justice Action Network
This illicit virastack newsfede was the primary vehicle through which the members of the Justice Action Network disseminated their information. Like the main tenets of the terrorists who joined JAN, the newsfeed called for outright, mass revolution against the Empire. (SWJ3, OWS)

Justice Action Network
This anti-Empire terrorist group was founded on the planet Findris more than sixteen years before the Battle of Hoth by Earnst Kamiel. The goal of the Network was to completely destroy the infrastructure of the Empire through various means, including bombings and assassinations. Kamiel himself was wanted by the Empire on many charges, including thousands of bombings and the cause of over 10,000 deaths. He also had the death sentence in 54 different systems. The organization was often denoted by the acronym JAN. Shortly before the Battle of Endor, the JAN cell in Tapani Sector tried to take out the Imperial torpedo sphere that was stationed near Tallaan. Unknown to the agents, a similar effort was already underway by Vaskel Savill and House Melantha. Both factions discovered their separate activities during their simultaneous assaults on the sphere, and they worked to disrupt the other while hoping to take credit for the destruction of the ship. In the end, though, the attacks gave the Empire all the basis it needed to place a stranglehold on Tapani Sector. The Justice Action Network movement broke up when Kamiel was captured on Elrood and executed on Haldeen some time later. (SWJ8, LOE)

Justice Crusader
This attack cruiser was owned and operated by Jedi Master Raskta Lsu, during the years following the Battle of Ruusan. An exceptionally fast ship, the Justice Crusader required a crew of four to operate. Master Raskta often carried several members of the Jedi Order on her missions, so they usually served as the crew. The final mission of the Justice Crusader came when Master Raskta accompanied Lord Valenthyne Farfalla and Johun Othone to Tython, where they hoped to capture Darth Bane. However, Bane and his apprentice, Zannah, managed to destroy the Jedi and flee to Ambria. They left the Justice Crusader on Tython, where it was later discovered by Jedi investigators who responded to Zannah's message of a Sith Lord's existence on Ambria. (DBRT)

Justice Droid
A series of assassin droids manufactured by Uulshos, Justice Droids were first introduced many years before the onset of the Clone Wars. The series proved to be strong and durable, and production continued for many decades. These droids were later produced for Imperial use, during the era of the New Order. (WBC, OWS)

Justice Star
This was believed to have been a possible name for the first Death Star, as part of an Imperial propaganda plan to promote the station's benefit to a galaxy which was completely under the control of Emperor Palpatine. (IANH)

Justice Systems
This small corporation was formed in the wake of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, and produced a wide range of personal security and defense droids that were modeled after military designs. (DN2)

Justiss, Kai
This Jedi Knight was appointed to serve as the watchman of the planet Kashyyyk during the height of the Clone Wars, replacing Jedi Master Yoda who had agreed to become a military leader for the Old Republic. Although Senator Yarua was unconvinced that the Wookiees should remain loyal to the Republic, Justiss believed that the Wookiees would remain staunch supporters of the Old Republic. Kai Justiss later joined Jedi Master Tsui Choi in a mission to the planet Drongar, where they were captured by Count Dooku and held briefly. Dooku let the Jedi return to Coruscant, but ordered his forces to eliminate any clone troopers aboard the ship. In the wake of the Clone Wars, Justiss was one of a handful of Jedi Knights who managed to escape the Jedi Purge. Justiss managed to remain free for only a short period of time, and was eventually betrayed to the Crimson Nova bounty hunters by farmers on the planet Garqi. (SWI71, J4, SWI84, SWI89)

Jut
This was a common name given to Zabrak males. Like many Zabrak names, it related to survival characteristics, and meant "fast" or "swift". (GCG)

Jut Nut
This nut was native to the planet Naboo, and was the favorite food of the peko peko. Note that the Star Wars Databank claims this was a jute nut. (SON, SWDB)

Jute Nut
see Jut Nut. (SWDB)

Juteau Settlement
This small town was located near the Garish Ridge, on the planet Redcap. (SWJ5)

Jutka
This Tuhgri, a native of Dayark, was the leader of his people, shortly after the Battle of Endor. It was Jutka who met with the crew of the FarStar at the edge of the Kathol Rift, shortly after encountering an Aing-Tii ship. Note that Vision of the Future indicates Jutka was a heavyset man. Jutka detained Talon Kaarde and the crew of the Wild Kaarde after they were attacked by pirates, having understood that Kaarde flew with altered identification codes. Jutka gave Kaarde no help, though, even after learning that Kaarde was an unwilling bystander in the battle between Crev Bombassa and Rei'kas. (KO, VOF)

Jutrand System
This star system was located along the Gevarno Loop. During the Clone Wars, the Jutrand System was loyal to the Confederacy of Independent Systems. (SHPT)

Juuan
This Mando'a word meant "beside" or "next to." (OWS)

Juucsuur
This was a common name among the Sauvax race. (UANT)

Juun, Jae
This Sullustan was an independent spacer and part-time smuggler who worked from a base on Regel Eight during the years following the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. Juun and his partner, the Ewok named Tarfang, worked out of Juun's starship, the XR808g for many years, before being drawn to the Unknown Regions and going to work for the Colony. When Han Solo and his wife, Leia Organa Solo, arrived in search of their twins, Jaina and Jacen, Jae Juun reluctantly agreed to help them get to Yoggoy. Although not fully a Joiner, Jae understood that the Colony - and UnuThul in particular - did not want the Solos to locate their children, out of fear that they might interfere with the struggle against the Chiss.Jae Juun, however, accepted at face value the Solos' offer of assistance. Although he was dismayed to learn that the Solos were trying to remove their children and the other Jedi from the hive, he realized that he was not ready to become a Joiner. Thus, he worked to earn Han's trust, drawing on his knowledge of the history of the Galactic Civil War to try and anticipate his actions. Jae Juun discovered that much of Han's skill was based on spur-of-the-moment decisions, which was hard to fathom but easy to acknowledge.

During the height of the so-called Qoribu Crisis, Jae Juun found himself working with the Solos to try and avoid all-out warfare between the Chiss and the Colony. He was forced to sacrifice the XR808g on a mission to infitrate the Colony's hives in the Qoribu moons, and later joined Han as part-time co-pilot of the Millennium Falcon. When the Colony was relocated to the Utegetu Nebula, Han arranged for Jae Juun to purchase a new transport vessel from Lando Calrissian, and convinced Lando to give them a lucrative transport contract. The Sullustan found the new vessel - a Mon Calamarian Sailfish model - too expensive to operate, and traded it in on the Ronto-class transport designated DR919a. He also declined to renew his contract with Lando, and instead went to work for Second Mistake Enterprises.

In this new capacity, Jae Juun and Tarfang inadvertently provided shipments of spinglass sculptures containing Gorog assassin bugs to the Galactic Alliance's Fifth Fleet, which was blockading the Utegetu Nebula. In an effort to atone for this, they allowed Solo and Luke Skywalker to commandeer the DR919a and attack the Gorog nest ship hidden within the Utegetu Nebula. The DR919a was badly damaged in the attack, and Jae Juun did all he could to control its crash-landing on the hull of the Gorog nest ship. Jae Juun and Tarfang fought valiantly alongside Solo and Skywalker, and managed to disable the vessel before it could escape. In the aftermath of the blockade, Jae Juun and Tarfang found themselves being approached by Admiral Nek Bwua'tu, who offered them positions as intelligence agents. Bwua'tu knew that their knowledge of the Colony, as well as their contacts at Second Mistake Enterprises, put them in a position to gather information about the Killiks.

Jae Juun and Tarfang heartily agreed to the offer, and somehow managed to survive missions that placed them in the midst of deadly situations. They later found work with The Directors, and were able to alert Han Solo and Leia Organa Solo that the Squibs had sent Tito and Yugi to execute them. In the wake of the Swarm War, Jae Juun and Tarfang continued to serve as intelligence agents, and were among the many beings who were charged with keeping an eye on Han and Leia Solo during the Galactic Alliance's conflict with The Confederation. This led them to Kashyyyk, where the Solos hoped to convince the Wookiees to secede from the Alliance. Tarfang tried to physically prevent the Solos from reaching the top of Council Rock, but was unable to stop them. Jae Juun then drew a blaster and tried to arrest them, but the Wookiees allowed the Solos to speak after Leia earned the right. (DN1, DN2, DN3, LF6)

JuunTaar Commercial
According to Jae Juun, this was the name of his shipping operation. The flagship of the JuunTaar Commercial fleet was the XR808g transport vessel. In reality, Jae Juun was little more than a smuggler, and the XR808g was a battered YT-1000 freighter, but the use of this name often earned him a measure of credibility. He used the name when he attempted to reach Qoribu with Han Solo and the Millennium Falcon, hoping that the Colony would believe that they were bringing supplies and allow the two ships to land . (DN1)

Juuus
This Trandoshan was one of only three members of his species which lived on Edic Bar during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. He worked as a public streetsweeper, although it was rumored he had been a starship pilot in his earlier career. (LFC)

Juuus
This was one of the more common names used by Trandoshan hunters. Like most Trandoshan names, it was reserved for males, but could be adopted by those rare females who became hunters. The meaning of this name was lost over time, but it was generally considered to mean "tastes of his foes". (GCG)

Juvani
An Imperial frigate destroyed by Alliance starfighters while it was undergoing service near Sunaj IV. (XW)

Juvex Lords
This was the term used to describe the leaders of the various royal houses that populated the Juvex Sector of the galaxy. Like their neighbors in the Senex Sector, the Juvex Lords allied themselves with Roganda Ismaren, some eight years after the Battle of Endor, when she set in motion her plan to use the Eye of Palpatine to attack the New Republic. (NECH)

Juvex Sector
This area of the galaxy was found in the Outer Rim, and was located near the Ninth Quadrant and the Senex Sector. (COJ)

Juyo
This was the ancient term - taken from the High Galactic language - used to describe the primary variation of the Form VII lightsaber fighting style. This form of combat was believed to have been first developed on the planet Sarapin by a non-sentient predator, and later adapted to lightsaber combat. It involved the use of streamlined attacks, coupled with physical strength, to defeat an opponent. Juyo and its other variation, Vaapad, were considered the most difficult of combat forms to learn and master, since it required incredible discipline and control. (SWI68, WOTC, SWGAL, EGF)

Juz
This common Zabrak surname meant "chieftain". (GCG)

Juzzian
This unusual alien race had cone-shaped bodies that were essentially all mouth, filled with an assortment of teeth. There were two distinct races of Juzzian, a mountain-hopping form and a more sedentary form. (TCD)

Juzzian Armlock
This melee combat tactic was named for the Juzzian race that developed it. When using the Juzzian armlock, an attacked grasped his opponent at the wrist and elbow, pincering the nerves at specific joints to render the arm useless. (TCD)

Juzzian Colony Marker
This was an unusual piece of technology that was used to mark the location of individual Juzzian colonies. (TCD)

JV-7 Delta-class Escort Shuttle
This Cygnus Spaceworks troop transport ship measured 30 meters in length, and could attain speeds of 75 MGLT. These ships were designed to transport officers, dignitaries, and valuable cargo through areas of possible danger. These ships were armed with three Taim & Bak KX5 Laser Cannons and a single Taim & Bak H9 Dual Turbolaser Cannon, and they were protected by front/rear projecting Novaldex shields (rated at 120 SBD) and a titanium alloy hull (rated at 35 RU). (TSC)

JV-71
This was the model number of a series of ion engines produced by Novaldex, and was used on the Z-10 Seeker. (SS)

JV-74
An upgraded version of the JV-71 ion engine, the Novaldex JV-74 was used on the ZH-25 Questor. (SS)

J'voo
This was the Ewok word for the number 8. (GPB)

JV-Z1/D
A series of domestic service droids built by Serv-O-Droid, the JV-Z/D1 filled a galactic need for a humanoid gentlebeing household automaton. The JV-Z1/Ds were tireless workers, and were rivaled only by the protocol droids built by Cybot Galactica in reliablity. Their humanoid stature was slightly stooped, giving them a subservient appearance. (DESB, EGD)

JV-Z1/S
This series of droids was created to be mobile data repositories. Short and boxy, the JV-Z1/S series was developed during the height of the Old Republic. (SWJ8)

Jweab VII
Beyla Rus was rumored to have a lodge hidden on the far side of this planet, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (GG10)

Jwlio
This temperate world was one of the many inhabitable moons of the planet Qoribu. For much of its history, Jwlio was a temperate world of grassy plains. It was in this condition that the Taat hive of the Colony found it when they established their nest on the moon, shortly after the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. When the Chiss Ascendancy began looking for ways to drive the Colony back away the border of Chiss space, they used chemical defoliants to destroy the plains of Jwlio, hoping to drive the Taat off the moon and away from Chiss space. (DN1)

JX-09
This Aratech Secured Prisoner Transport Vehicle measures 14 meters in length, and had a single pilot, four guards, ans space for up to 20 passengers. It was a long, insectile craft built around the chassis of a basic speeder truck, with four small wings for stabilization. Two flexbile mandibles allow the pilot and guards to remain inside while detaining particularly troublesome subjects. (JASB)

JX-2
This was an entry-level starship drive engine produced by Gallofree Yards, Incorporated, during the early years of the New Order. (SWG2P)

JX-3
This was a mid-level starship drive engine produced by Gallofree Yards, Incorporated, during the early years of the New Order. (SWG2P)

JX4
This was the code number of the Gladiator Battle Armor developed by Min-Dal in the Soruus System. (GUN)

JX40 Jailspeeder
This TaggeCo Mobile Detention Wagon was a fourteen-meter-long repulsorcraft that was designed to transport up to forty-five prisoners in stasis stalls. The JX40 had a dual-purpose mission profile: to block the advance of rioters and force them backwards, and to transport those who resist to detention facilities. The JX40 required a pilot and gunner, and was protected by armored stun panels, three grenade launchers, and forced-steam jets. (CSA)

Jyalma
This was the name of the Socorran windy season, when competing cells of warm and cold air created winds in excess of 150 kilometers and hour outside the city of Cjaalysce'I. The city was walled off to keep the intense winds from destroying it. (BSS)

Jydan
This was the most prevalent religion worshipped among the Ka'hren on the planet V'shar. It rose to prominence as the primary religion of the Unfyr Warriors, but died out when that group itself died out. (AIR)

Jydan Writings
These sacred texts contained the laws and regulations of the Jydan religion. According to the religion, the Writings were created by the three prophets of each Jydan god, and related the teachings and tales of those gods. The Writings were considered companion works to the Volumes of Truth by both the Jydan and the Ni'Shaw-Dak Ministry. (AIR)

Jygat
This was one of the primary cities found on the planet Mygeeto. During the early stages of the Clone Wars, the Grand Army of the Republic bombed key locations in the city, but was unable to fully take control of the planet. (RCTC)

Jymbud
This being was one of the many starship captains who worked for Damarind Corporation during the height of the New Order. He accepted a position as the Captain of a corusca gem fishing station in orbit around Yavin shortly after the Battle of Yavin, but his station was attacked by a pack of floaters. All aboard the station were killed when the floaters disabled all major systems, and the station exploded just before it crashed into Yavin's core. (PH)

Jyng, Oskar
This man was a former design team chief at Ubrikkian, during the early years of the New Order. Doctor Jyng was enticed to leave that position for a job in the Corporate Sector Authority's Research Division. He took the CSA job, and became the inventor of the War Wheel. (CSA)

Jynni's Virtue
Owned and operated by Naz Felyood, this pirate freighter plied the spacelanes during the height of the New Order, until it suddenly disappeared. Investigation by Luke Skywalker and his new order of Jedi Knights discovered dubious records of the Jynni's Virtue being shot down over the planet Korriban just prior to the Battle of Yavin. The recordings were discovered inside a sealed wall of the tomb of a 7,000 year old Sith Lord named Dathka Graush, which seemed to indicate that the recordings were at least that old. How they got there remained a mystery, since the timestamps on the recordings dated them about six months prior to the Battle of Yavin. The recordings showed that the pirates had been intercepted by an Imperial patrol and decided to make a hasty jump into hyperspace, but the astromech droid aboard the Jynni's Virtue exploded, killing the navigator and dropping them into a remote region of space. The ship was then attacked by unknown forces, which were not detected until their incoming fire rocked the freighter. The Jynni's Virtue came to rest near the Valley of Golg, and Captain Felyood set out to scout their location. His discovery of the tomb of Dathka Graush led to contact with the jewel known as the Heart of Graush. Felyood himself was possessed by the spirit of the ancient Sith Lord, and the Korriban Zombies were released. In order to keep the zombies from escaping the planet, First Mate Babbnod Luroon set off the ship's self-destruct mechanism. The Jynni's Virtue exploded in a ball of flame that killed the remaining crew and most of the zombies. (PH)

Jynsol, Dera
The fourth candidate on Lando Calrissian's rich wife list, she was a native of Ord Pardron. (AC)

Jyrenne Base
This Imperial Army-Navy ordnance center, located near the city of Iziz on the planet Onderon, supplied weapons and munitions to both the Imperial Army and Navy, during the height of the New Order. The base was attacked by Onderonian rebels, working together with Alliance starfighters, shortly after the Battle of Yavin. (SWJ10)

Jyrzk
This smuggler tried to use the drive system and astrogation comupter of a Viper probe droid's hyperspace jump pod to an escape pod, and used this conglomerate to dump small cargoes to a specific location whenever he was in danger of being boarded by a customs patrol. (FTD)

Jyvus
This was one of the many orbital cities established around the planet Duro. During the height of the Clone Wars, Separatist forces under the command of General Grievous attacked Jyvus and overwhelmed its defenses. This gave Grievous access to the controls for the planetary shield that protected Duro, which was prompted shut down. From this staging point, the Separatists were able to launch orbital bombardments of Duro's surface. (HNN4, SWI75)

Jyzatch
This was the name of a noted Sludir individual. (UANT)

JZ-5
This was a model of Slayn & Korpil fusial thrust engine, used on the B-Wing during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (XW, TSC)

JZ-5g7
This advanced Slayn & Korpil fusial thrust engine was used on late-model B-Wings and the B-Wing Expanded. (EGV)

Jzora
This was a common name among the Falleen. (UANT)

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