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U
This was the Snivvian word for "you." (HNN5)

U kulle rah doe kankee kung
This Huttese phrase translated into Basic as "You were my kind of scum". (GMR4)

U wamma wonka?
This Huttese question translated into Basic as "Are you going to pay for that?" (GMR5)

U Wanna Wanna
This was Mos Eisley's largest outdoor market, serving the population of the spaceport during the early years of the New Republic. The entire market was open to the suns, and only closed during the most intense sand or gravel storms. For its patrons, the U Wanna Wanna market had an incredible selection of foods and crafts. (GPB)

U2C1
This was a series of housekeeping droids produced by Publictechnic during the New Order. Short in stature, the U2C1 was made from hardened-plastic components, with long, pleated hoses for arms and spindly legs. These droids lacked a torso, with the head and neck meeting at the housing that contained the leg servomotors. The original series of U2C1 droids were quite reliable, although not extermely durable. During the height of the Galactic Civil War, it was learned that crimelords had modified the programming of U2C1 droids employed by hotels to suck up jewels and credit chips. (JE, EGD)

U2C1
This blue housekeeping droid was employed in Jabba the Hutt's palace on Tatooine. The droid was later used to warn J'Quille that he was being blackmailed and was about to be killed. (TJP)

U2-C1
see U2C1 (AEG)

U-33
This was a model of old, out-dated, orbital loadlifter that was equipped with a four-stage primary thrust sequence. Han Solo's training officer used one to help his cadets gain emergency landing experience at the Academy. It was during Han's own test that he earned the nickname Slick, after Alexsandr Badure rigged a U-33 to all but self-destruct. Han was able to bring the vessel to a near-perfect landing despite the problems he encountered, although he scared his instructor almost to death in the process. Although durable, the typcial U-33 was prone to problems with its reservoir-locking mechanisms, which often stuck in one position and kept the landing gear from fully extending or retracting. (HSL)

U3f14
This Imperial heavy lifter was assigned to Admiral Zaarin's beam-weapon research station, during the months that followed the Battle of Hoth. (TIEP)

U3f6
This Imperial deep-space tug was assigned to Admiral Zaarin's beam-weapon research station, during the months that followed the Battle of Hoth. (TIEP)

U3f7
This Imperial deep-space tug was assigned to Admiral Zaarin's beam-weapon research station, during the months that followed the Battle of Hoth. (TIEP)

U-3PO
This silver-plated protocol droid served the Royal House of Alderaan for many years. U-3PO was with Leia Organa on the Tantive IV when it was attacked by the Devastator. Unknown to Princess Organa and her fellow rebels, U-3PO had been captured and reprogrammed by the Empire for espionage purposes. Thus, the droid was able to secretly relay information on the Tantive IV's location to the Imperial forces that were tracking the ship. (CCG2, SWI93)

U55-XBB
This was the map designation used by the Confederacy of Independent Systems to identify one of Gentes' primary industrial centers. General Grievous launched a massive attack on the location, during the height of the Clone Wars, hoping to gain control of the administrative center and conquer the planet. Using a huge military presence to literally scare the native Ugnaughts into a surrender, Grievous was able to take control of the industrial facilities with virtually no loss of life or resources. This gave the Trade Federation the opportunity to quickly take over the processing of resources without having to rebuild the facilities. (SWGG)

U-83R
This was an entry-level ion drive system produced for the Empire by SoroSuub, during the height of the New Order. (SWG2P)

Ualaq
Very little was known of this subspecies of Aqualish, since much of the society of the planet Ando was dominated by the Quara and Aquala races. While the Ualaq had fingered hands like the Quara, they have four eyes instead of two, like the Aquala. Like the Quara, the Ualaq preferred to live on land, rather than in the ocean. (PH, NEGA)

Ualaq Pride
The Confederacy of Independent Systems claimed that this mercenary gang was hired by the Old Republic through a group of Andoan loyalists, during the early stages of the Clone Wars. In direct violation of the Treaty of Raquish, the Separatists claimed that the Ualaq Pride used airstrikes to harass Andoan civilians, ostensibly to force the Andoan government to split from the Separatists and rejoin the Republic. (SWI67)

Uamaw
This was one of the most common male names used by members of the Ithorian race. Although most Ithorian names were not used for a specific meaning, historians found that this name meant "starlight". (GCG)

Uaua
This planet was the primary world in the Ua System of the Centrality. The native Quor'sav were nearly wiped out when offworld colonists - most of whom were mammalian - introduced a virus to the planet. While the colonists' biology allowed them to be immune carriers, the avian Quor'sav were quickly stricken by the virus and died. (GMR5)

Ub Ruur
see Crash, The (DN1)

Uba
This was the Huttese pronoun for "you." (GMR5)

Uba I
This world, the first in the Uba System, was ravaged by radioactive firestorms after the Old Republic attempted to curb the technological advance ofd the Ubese people. The Republic's pre-emptive attack actually detonated Ubese weapons stores on several worlds, including Uba I. The planet was wiped clean of any atmosphere it once had. Investigation by historians later revealed that the Jedi Order had played a role in the devastation in the Uba System, casting the righteousness of the Jedi into question. (SESB, EGF)

Uba II
This world, the first in the Uba System, was ravaged by radioactive firestorms after the Old Republic attempted to curb the technological advance ofd the Ubese people. The Republic's pre-emptive attack actually detonated Ubese weapons stores on several worlds, including Uba iI. The planet was wiped clean of any atmosphere it once had. Investigation by historians later revealed that the Jedi Order had played a role in the devastation in the Uba System, casting the righteousness of the Jedi into question. (SESB, EGF)

Uba III
This world, the first in the Uba System, was ravaged by radioactive firestorms after the Old Republic attempted to curb the technological advance ofd the Ubese people. The Republic's pre-emptive attack actually detonated Ubese weapons stores on several worlds, including Uba III. The resulting explosions were so great that they cracked the planet's crust, and gravity eventually ripped the planet apart. The orbital debris eventually formed an asteroid ring between Uba II and Uba IV. Investigation by historians later revealed that the Jedi Order had played a role in the devastation in the Uba System, casting the righteousness of the Jedi into question. (SESB, EGF)

Uba IV
This world, the first in the Uba System, was ravaged by radioactive firestorms after the Old Republic attempted to curb the technological advance of the Ubese people. The Republic's pre-emptive attack actually detonated Ubese weapons stores on several worlds, including Uba IV. Unlike the rest of the system, however, Uba IV maintained an ability to support life, and the surviving Ubese people migrated to the planet. Investigation by historians later revealed that the Jedi Order had played a role in the devastation in the Uba System, casting the righteousness of the Jedi into question. During the Clone Wars, the Confederacy of Independent Systems established a manufacturing facility on the planet, producing Octuptarra Droids for use in the fighting. (SESB, NEGD, EGF)

Uba V
This world, the first in the Uba System, was ravaged by radioactive firestorms after the Old Republic attempted to curb the technological advance ofd the Ubese people. The Republic's pre-emptive attack actually detonated Ubese weapons stores on several worlds, including Uba V. The planet was wiped clean of any atmosphere it once had. Investigation by historians later revealed that the Jedi Order had played a role in the devastation in the Uba System, casting the righteousness of the Jedi into question. (SESB, EGF)

Ubanya
This word from the Jawan language translated into Basic as "good day" or "good-bye", depending on the context. (GPB)

Ubasameir
This alien race had an inborn fondness for children of any race. (RM)

Ubeninal
This was the form of sign language developed by the Ubese people. It was their primary form of communication, with the spoken lanugage of Ubese being used when speaking with off-worlders. (ANT)

Ubertica
This planet, the primary world in the Ubertica star system, was located near the Uba System. It was populated by those Ubese who fled the destruction in their home system. Many of the planet's urban areas were destroyed during the New Order by the forces of the True Ubese led by Savax, who sought to wipe out the yrak pootzck Ubese living on Ubertica. The attack was halted when an Imperial fleet wiped out Savax's forces. (SESB)

Ubese
A race of humanoid aliens whose language was distinguished its metallic sound, the Ubese people were native to the Uba System. Millennia before the Battle of Yavin, the Ubese were a relatively isolated race with a highly-sophisticated culture. When the Uba System was discovered by the Old Republic, traders began bringing high-tech devices to the Ubese. They hoarded technology and learned to reverse-engineer much of it, developing their own forms of higher technology. The desire to obtain more technology began to splinter Ubese society, and their drive to have better technology split them even further. During era known as the Draggulch Period, delegates of the Old Republic soon discovered that the Ubese were producing technologies which had been outlawed by the Republic, and realized that much of it was military materiel designed for large-scale devastation. In an effort to curb the Ubese advancement, the Old Republic launched a pre-emptive strike to bring a halt to the production. Unfortunately, the Republic's attack exploded Ubese weapons stores on every world in the system, destroying Uba III outright and wreaking radioactive devastation on Uba I, Uba II, and Uba V. Only Uba IV remained marginally viable, and many Ubese were forced to survive there. The semi-toxic atmosphere forced them to wear specialized filtration masks, and altered their physiology in many ways. Those Ubese who survived and lived on Uba IV became known as the "true Ubese." Those that chose not to live on Uba IV migrated to the Ubertica System. These Ubese were shunned by their brethren on Uba IV as being too soft to be "true Ubese," and became known as the yrak pootzck, a term which indicated their impure parentage and cowardly ways. (E6, SESB, AE, NECH)

Ubese
This was one of the written form of language developed by the Ubese people. It was a secondary language to Ubeninal whenever two Ubese were speaking to each other, and was reserved for discussions with non-Ubese beings. (ANT)

Ubese Armor
This was the specially-crafted body armor that was donned by Ubese soldiers and bounty hunters. (SWGAL)

Ubiqtorate
This division of the Imperial Intelligence agency was responsible for overseeing all activities of Intelligence. While other branches of the Intelligence agency concerned themselves with the acquisition and understanding of information, the Ubiqtorate focused on the strategies and strategic concerns of the agency as a whole. The Ubiqtorate provided guidance to the entire organization, and never concerned itself with the lower levels of the Intelligence community. Members of the Ubiqtorate were never identified, and always referred to themselves simply as "Ubiqtorate." In this way, the mere mention of the Ubiqtorate became more intimidating than that of Imperial Intelligence. The name of this division was traced back to a COMPNOR scandoc that indicated the COMPNOR members had no idea of what Ubiqtorate agents did for the Empire, an admission that the Imperial Intelligence leadership chose to leave unanswered. This was the first time that the term Ubiqtorate was used, and it remained in use after the COMPNOR scandoc was mistakenly released to the media. (HTTE, ISB)

U-Boat
This was a version of gunboat that was produced by the Trade Federation for their fleet of warships, during the years following the Battle of Naboo. (JSF)

Ubooki, Glah
This Bimm was a native of Glastro, on his homeworld of Bimmisaari. He once discovered the wreckage of an Imperial Research and Development vessel on the planet, and salvaged a large quantity of parts and materiel from it. He eventually sold the goods he acquired to an Alliance operative for a tidy profit. With the credits, Glah convinced his brothers to buy a ship and acquire as much valuable salvage as they could. This nearly bankrupted them, but they managed to locate some truly rare items that kept them wealthy and kept their business running.

The business became known as Glah Ubooki's Strange and Wondrous Imports, and Glah maintained a mixture of worthless junk and unusual relics. In order to continue to seek out new wares, Glah's brothers helped run the shop. Each brother claimed to be Glah Ubooki, in order to protect their ture identities, and the real Glah always pretended to know a customer, whether he had actually met them or not. Eventually, all eighteen brothers of Glah's took part in the ruse, and their family prospered. (SWJ1, OWS)

Ubote
This Alliance CR90 corvette was destroyed by Imperial forces in the Javin Sector, during the Alliance's attempt to evacuate its Echo Base location, following the Battle of Hoth. (TIE, TIEP)

Ubrickkian Industries
This large manufacturing company makes repulsorlift vehicles of all sizes, from the 9000-Z001 landspeeder to huge, luxury sail barges. It also had several military designs that gained Imperial notice, such as the Floating Fortress. (E4, SWSB, EGV)

Ubrikkian Frigate
Developed and manufactured by Ubrikkian Industries, this frigate found widespread use as a patrol ship among the Hutts. Measuring 250 meters in length, the Ubrikkian Frigate required a crew of eightry-one to operate, and could transport up to forty troops and 300 metric tons of cargo. These vessels were armed with twenty Escort quad laser cannons. (TF)

Ubrikkian Private Shipwrights' Contract
This division of Ubrikkian Transports designed and produced a variety of luxury watercraft. (GMR7)

Ubrikkian Steamworks
This was one of the many subdivisions of the Ubrikkian Transports corporation, known for the specialty droids they produced, such as the DD-13 Galactic Chopper. (OWS, NEGD)

Ubrikkian Tail Spiral Ring
This was a custom-made piece of jewelry that was created for especially vain Hutts. It fit over the end of their tail, can served equally well as jewelry and as a weapon. (CWVG)

Ubrikkian Trade Tower
This immense, obelisk-shaped building was the headquarters of Ubrikkian Transports' primary operations on the planet Tatooine. It was located at the largest intersection in the city, where the Outer Curved Street met Spacers Row and the Straight Street. (IWST)

Ubrikkian Transports
This corporation was one of the original non-voting contributing sponsors of the Corporate Sector Authority. Ubrikkian Transports was awarded the chassis design contract for the Empire's Imperial-class repulsortank. (CSA, SWJ9)

Ubrikkian Yards
The shipyards where Ubrikkian manufactures its repulsorlift vehicles. (GG7)

Ubris
This woman served as one of Prince Isolder's personal guards during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, and had served the royal family of Hapes for two generations. (DJ)

Ubskai
This small clan of Ugnaughts lived in the city of Tal'cara, on Kothlis. (SPG)

Ubu
This was the Colony's name for the Unu hive. (DN1)

Ubun
This was one of the many Bothan clans. Membership in the clan was denoted by the suffix 'bun added to an individual's family name. (GCG, WOTC)

Uburluh, Doc
This immense being was one of the many Sith Lords who served under Exar Kun, during the height of the Great Sith War. Known as Doc Uburluh, he was known for this strange medical and cybernetic skills, which he often tested on beings that were captured on the battlefield. Doc Uburluh and a group of Sith discovered the Yoke of Seeming, and although they were unaware of what the device used to a part of, they understood that it caused the Force to flow around any being who wore it. This allowed the wearer to move among other Force users without the others being able to determine the wearer's intentions. While working with the smuggler Dossa, Doc Uburluh devised a plan to capture the failed Jedi Haazen, and then place the Yoke of Seeming on him. This would allow Haazen to serve as a Sith spy among the Jedi Order, preserving his life while making him a pawn of the Sith. Haazen refused to bow to these demands, and used the strength of his cybernetics to kill both Dossa and Uburluh. (KOR10)

Ubuuga
This planet was the homeworld of the Ubuugan race. (BFS)

Ubuugan
This hulking race of alien beings, native to the planet Ubuuga, was distinguished by its bluish skin and its wide, pachydermoid head. The short snout of the Ubuugan face was topped by three eyes, and a pair of thick earflaps hung on either side of the head. Over the generations, the Ubuugan race developed a toxic secretion that helped them defend themselves against the Ubuugan fleshborer. (BFS)

Ubuugan Fleshborer
This was the species of winged, carnivorous insects that was native to the planet Ubuuga. The adult fleshborers attacked living creatures and used a corrosive excretion to burrow into the body, where they consumed the hose from the inside and laid their breeding sacs in the dead body. The larval fleshborers remained inside the host until their sacs were disturbed, at which point they became agitated and burst forth from their sacs and attacked any living creatures in the vicinity, starting the fleshborer's lifecycle all over again. One of the few things that could kill a fleshborer was fire. The Ubuugan race evolved to secrete a toxin that protected them from the attacks of the fleshborer, and many Ubuugans came to consider the insects a culinary delicacy. (BFS)

Ucce
This Imperial Lady held onto dreams of the rebirth of the Empire in the wake of the Battle of Endor. She was working under Hethrir to try and establish the Empire Reborn, supporting Hethrir by purchasing slaves from the Firrerreo. Like many of her kind, Ucce had managed to stockpile a large amount of credits following the downfall of the Empire, and still maintained a decent income despite the New Republic's plans to cut her off. She eventually purchased Lusa and Iyon's wyrwulf child. (CS)

Uchevram
This was the Snivvian word for "Old Republic." (HNN5)

Ucret
This was the name of a planet that had a small, human population. (OWS)

UCT
This acronym was used by Alliance military forces to indicate a "universal cutting tool," otherwise known as a lightsaber. (T1)

Udak, Sereth
This noted bounty hunter worked for the Unseen, training new recruits. (UA)

Uda-Khalid
This immense, white-skinned humanoid was one of the Old Republic's most notorious criminals, although he was never brought before a judge and jury to be tried for his crimes. Uda-Khalid was known to kill entire populations in order to obtain power over the people and their resouces. He cared little for life, except his own, and desired only more power and control. Uda-Khalid was distinguished by the row of short horns which ran back atop his skull from his forehead, and the long, drooping, black eyebrows which framed his huge face. The Jedi Council was alerted to his actions, and the lack of prosecution against him, and dispatched Mace Windu to bring him to justice. Uda-Khalid, however, wanted nothing to do with being taken in for justice, and challenged Windu to one-on-one combat. Unfortunately for Uda-Khalid, Windu's lightsaber training was impeccable. In a swift flourish, Windu speared Uda-Khalid though the heart. Uda-Khalid's reign of terror was over. (T13)

Uday
This Imperial Colonel served Moff Disra as a member of the Intelligence agency. It was Uday who discovered that the recording of an alien ship provided to the Empire by Carib Devist was actually a compilation of two records. The recording had originally been doctored together by Han Solo, in an effort to discover the location of Bastion. (VOF)

Udelen
This was the alias adopted by Nom Anor, about a year before the Yuuzhan Vong launched their invasion of the galaxy, when he traveled to Nar Shaddaa on a mission to enlist the aid of the Mandalorians in the coming war against Luke Skywalker's new Jedi order. Posing as Udelen, Nom Anor met with Goran Beviin at the Bar Jaraniz, and offered the Mandalorian an assassination job. The job was simple: assassinate Tholote B'Leph just before the general elections took place on Ter Abbes. The resulting civil war was exactly was Nom Anor wanted, as it threw the planet into chaos and deflected attention from the Yuuzhan Vong's approach to the galaxy. Over the following months, Udelen made contact with Boba Fett himself, and forged an alliance in which the Mandalorians performed a number of jobs for the secretive Udelen. Just prior to the Yuuzhan Vong invasion, Udelen agreed to travel to Mandalore to forge a deeper alliance with the Mandalorians, hoping to have them on the side of the Yuuzhan Vong when the invasion began. They agreed to meet in space near Belkadan to make their arrangement official, and it was at this time that Nom Anor dropped the Udelen alias and revealed his true self. (PM)

Udeon, Camon
This man was the leader of the Alliance cell on the planet Gerrard V, shortly before the Battle of Yavin. Imperial HoloVision reported that Udeon shot and killed a messenger from Imperial Admiral Jion Trynn, who had been ordered to restore peace on the planet. Trynn had offered the rebels a chance to surrender, but Udeon refused. Admiral Trynn, as reported by Imperial HoloVision, had no choice but to bomb the city of Harazod from orbit in order to eliminate the threat of further violence. (SWJ3, OWS)

Udes
This Mando'a word translated into Basic as "rest" or "leisure." (OWS)

Udesii
This Mando'a command, from the verb udesiir, translated into Basic as "Take it easy." (OWS)

Udesiir
This was the Mandalorian verb for "to rest" or "to be peaceful." It could also be used for the verbs "to calm down" or "to take it easy." (OWS)

Udin
This Kubaz bounty hunter was among the group that was hired by Eugene Talmont to locate Han Solo, in the wake of the Battle of Yavin, so that Talmont could use the prestige of capturing Solo to gain a better posting than Tatooine. One of the many offspring of Queen Zabin, Udin suggested that the bounty hunters take Grubba the Hutt to Kubindi, as a way to capture Han Solo. Solo, still on Tatooine, learned of Udin's plan from one of his hive-mates, and pursued them to Kubindi. (MIS5, MIS6)

Udine, Willa
This woman served as the Captain of the Bravado III, patrolling the Kathol Republic shortly after the Battle of Endor. When her ship was damaged after being attacked , the closest ship to her position was the FarStar, which she believed to be the Lance of Endor. She believed that the New Republic was a brutal and imperialsitic regime, because of the attacks from the Lance of Endor, and refused their help but kept talking until more ships from the Kathol Republic could arrive and provide assitance. (KO)

Udine System
An asteroid-filled system located near Keller's Void. (SWJ3)

Udo
This was a common component used to create the names given to Cerean males. In general, male Cereans given an individual name, which was added to the names of their father and grandfather. Complete male names were arranged based on harmony and cadence, but the literal meanings were arranged to ensure proper descriptions. The name Udo indicated a visitor, traveler, or wanderer. (GCG)

Udo-Mal, Sen
This Cerean was a noted Jedi Master and consular of the Old Republic. (SWRPG)

U-dominmin
This was the Snivvian word for "payment." (HNN5)

Udrane Galactic Electronics
This small corporation produced a wide range of computerized tools for mechanics and technicians. (EGW)

U'Dray
This planet was the site of a rare Alliance victory against the Scimitar Assault Wing. The battle left the Scimitars, known also as the White Death, severely short on ships and pilots. (ISB)

U-E
A yellow, E-series droid C-3PO and R2-D2 encounter on Kalarba. He, along with his pals 2-E and Q-E, used to run the nursery in their town. However, they were sidetracked by Mister Vuldo and retrained to build illegal blasters. U-E was destroyed by Vuldo when he resisted the orders to build the blasters. (DRO)

Ufadi, Saffi
This was a noted individual in the history of the Murachaun race. (GORW)

Ufentes, Neb
This noted space vessel engineer was an expert in hyperspace theory. Neb was contracted by Drooim-Durtha Systems to develop the ShipFinder for use by the Empire some two years before the death of Grand Admiral Thrawn. He continued to develop newer versions of the device until he was killed by the crimelord Mahk'khar, who then stole the latest prototype. (SWJ8)

Uffdon
This verb from the Bocce langauge translated into Basic as "to shut down". (GPB)

Uffel
This moon was the second satellite in orbir around Genarius, in the Cularin System. During the Old Republic, a pair of Twi'leks tried to scout the planet's resources, but were overcome by the poisonous gases in its atmosphere. However, their two droids kept on running, and eventually built several cities on the moon. Under the guidance of QS-2D, with the help of Riboga the Hutt, Uffel became known for its manufacture of specialty droids. During the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, Uffel found itself under attack by the alien invaders. Only the timely intervention of the surviving members of the Iron Knights saved the planet from subjugation. (LFC, OWS)

Ufflor
This was a position of political power among the Ugnaughts, with each ufflor serving on the Terend Council. In general, the ufflors were the only individuals who interacted with other races, acting on behalf of their tribes. Most ufflors learned the Basic language in order to better work with other beings. (GG2, NEGA)

Ugama
This word from the Jawan language translated into Basic as "bantha." (GPB)

Ugan
This man served the early Empire as a Navy Captain, and was in command of the Detainer CC-2200 interdictor cruiser that was stationed near Kashyyyk, when the Empire first began collecting Wookiee slaves. Captain Ugan found himself in deep trouble when his command crew discovered that a Separatist Recusant-class warship had been reactivated in orbit around Kashyyyk. The vessel had been mistakenly reactivated by Olee Starstone and Filli Bitters during their escape from Kashyyyk, and the vessel tried to continue the mission it had been carrying out when it was deactivated. This mission turned out to be a suicide run, as the Separatists had set their ships to self-destruct when Kashyyyk was captured by the forces of the Grand Army of the Republic. The Recusant-class ship rammed into Ugan's Detainer, and both ships were destroyed in an immense explosion. All hands were lost in the explosion, which allowed hundreds of evacuation ships to carry escaping Wookiees away from Kashyyyk. (RDV)

Ugarte
This money-hungry Ugnaught was a native of Cloud City, and was one of the multitude of information gatherers working on the outpost during the Galactic Civil War. (GG2)

Ugboat
Based on the floating facility known as the Ugnaught Surface, this was the largest manufacturer of Ugnaught floatboats during the early years of the New Republic. King Ozz was rumored to have secretly acquired a majority ownership of Ugboat, although no proof was ever found. This rumor was tied to Ugboat's jump in profits after Ozz declared that any blood-fued between Ugnaughts anywhere on Bespin had to take place on the Ugnaught Surface. (PH)

Ugbuz
Ugbuz was the alpha male of the Gamorrean Gakfedd tribe on Pzob, until the Eye of Palpatine picked him up. He then became indoctrinated as a stormtrooper squad leader. (COJ)

Ugg, Xerius
This massive Besalisk warlord served as the Commander of the Separatist forces that were garrisoned on the planet Kiros, during the early stages of the Clone Wars. When forces from the Grand Army of the Republic arrived on the planet, led by Jedi Generals Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakins Skywalker, they were able to destroy a large portion of the droid army that Commander Ugg controlled. However, they found none of the Togruta settlers who lived on the planet. Commander Ugg then demanded a meeting with Kenobi, and offered the Jedi the chance to surrender. When Kenobi refused, Ugg revealed that he had placed thermal detonators throughout the city, all of which could be detonated at a single command. If Kenobi refused to surrender, Ugg could set off the detonators and destroy the city. Instead of immediate surrender, Kenobi gave Ugg a counteroffer: a duel between them, with either Kenobi's surrender or the location of the Togruta as the reward. Ugg agreed, but was unprepared when a battle droid reported that Anakin Skywalker and his Padawan, Ahsoka Tano, were disabling the thermal detonators in the city. Ugg broke off the fight in an attempt to set off the weapons, but only succeeded in destroying his own starship. In an angry rage, Ugg threw himself at Kenobi, who used just enough leverage to lift Ugg and throw him out of a window. Ugg fell to his death, knowing that he was denying Kenobi the location of the Togruta. However, Kenobi was able to acquire a copy of Ugg's computer records, which led him to investigate the slavers of Zygerria. (TCW1)

Uggernaught
see Uggernaut (TFUN)

Uggernaut
This unusual form of combat walker was developed by the Ugnaughts that lived on Cloud City, during the era of the New Order. Two Ugnaughts sat in the open cockpit, with one serving as the pilot and the other as the gunner. The Uggernaut was armed with a massive blaster cannon and a projectile launcher. (OWS, TFUN)

Ug'Ggeran
This was one of the New Republic agents who was injured by Talak, during the theft of meleenium from the Qua'Tahc mines by Rani Quanic and Ostan Atur. (SWJ10)

Ugloste
This Ugnaught, a former slave and the leader of the multitude of Ugnaughts who lived and worked on Cloud City, discovered how to use the carbon-freezing technique on humans. He worked with Imperial forces, with E-3PO acting as an intermediary, to make the modification. This allowed Darth Vader to freeze Han Solo, and then freeze Luke Skywalker. (CCG5)

Ugly
Generic name given to any of the pieced-together fighters that were built by low-life techs in the Corellian Sector. Sometimes known as junkers, uglies were built from starship parts scavenged from any and all sources, and were built for firepower more than maneuverability. (AC, SSOG)

Ugly Droid
This was the Basic translation of the Jawa term that was used to describe the droids that the Jawas created from various parts that had been salvaged or otherwise acquired. These droids took on no specific form or task, since they were built from whatever happened to be available at the time of their construction. However, they tended to fall into three of four categories, including heavy labor units, scanning units, cargo units, and messenger units. The so-called Monster Ugly was perhaps the best-known example of this form of recombinant part-bashing, combining aspects of all major forms of ugly droids into a single, huge automaton. Many of these ugly droids were prized by droid collectors, as they displayed incredible craftsmanship in making all the disparate parts work together. It was believed that the first ugly droid was produced by Tatakoz, some fifty years or more before the onset of the Clone Wars. The creation of ugly droids was a source of pride among the various Jawa clans. (NEGD)

Ugly Truth
This escape craft was maintain in the Coruscant residence of Hasville and Adray Terson, during the early years of the New Republic. It was placed within their dwelling in such a way that it could be easily entered, and an escape chute leading to the planet's surface allowed the craft to leave Coruscant on a moment's notice. Resembling a military landspeeder, the Ugly Truth was designed to sit on its drive section when not it use, pointing upward for swift takeoff. The craft was nearly appropriated by Viqi Shesh, who had obtained access to the Terson residence when Hasray Terson died at the hands of Deuna Ku. Unfortunately, she was unable to use the ship to escape her Yuuzhan Vong captors. Instead, Garik Loran and Bhindi Drayson took the ship for use as an escape craft, when Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade Skywalker cut off their mission to Coruscant. (EL2)

Ugmush
This female Gamorrean was the owner and captain of the Zicreex. She dyed what little hair she had a bright pink color, and wore up to fifteen morrts attached to her flesh to indicate her endurance and strength. To accentuate her appearance, Captain Ugmush wore garish eyepaint and several diamond-studded nose-rings. In order to communicate with the galaxy around her, Captain Ugmush wore a transliterator around her neck. She preferred to have the translator speak Basic in the voice of Amber Jevanche, giving Ugmush a pleasing voice. (POT, SWJ14)

Ugmush
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)

Ugnaught
This was the native language of the Ugnaughts. (ANT)

Ugnaught
A race of small, piglike creatures known for their mechanical abilities, Ugnaughts were native to the planet Gentes. There, Ugnaughts evolved to become strong, efficient creatures, able to withstand a great deal of discomfort. However, the planet's hostile environment eventually forced them to move elsewhere. Many tribes of Ugnaughts were also stolen, and sold or leased as slaves.

One of the nearest planets to Gentes was Bespin, where the Ugnaughts became an integral part of the society on Cloud City. Ecclessis Figg purchased three tribes of Ugnaughts - the Irden, Botrut, and Isced - and gave them the daunting task of building Cloud City. If they could do this, Figg agreed to give them their freedom and a place to live in the floating city. The Ugnaught tribes agreed, seeing the opportunity for freedom, and they worked extra hard to make Cloud City a wonderful place to live. They chose for themselves a series of lower city levels, creating burrows and tunnels to mimic the environs of their homeworld. Other Ugnaughts established the floating city known as the Ugnaught Surface, giving the local population the choice of living spaces.

As a people, the Ugnaughts were known as great storytellers, and much of their history was collected and passed on in long tales. As a race, the Ugnaughts were generally peaceful and shy, preferring to remain apart from other races.

When the Empire took control of the station, the ugnaughts were left behind. They resented the Imperial presence on the station, and began rebelling against it. They caused all sorts of damage, and even tried to incapacitate Lobot so that the Empire couldn't use him to interface with the city's central computer. As a last resort, the ugnaughts began planting bombs around the outpost, and planned to set them off when Lando returned to the city and repaired Lobot. Together, they disarmed the bombs and forced the Imperials off the outpost. The ugnaughts were once again returned to the free status they desired. (E5, JS, GG2, ISU, EGC, NEGA)

Ugnaught Mechanics Union
This union was formed on Cloud City, to ensure fair and equitable treatment of Ugnaught mechanics who were working on the floating city during the decades leading up to the Battle of Naboo. The original charter of the union was developed by Boss Ugnor, in cooperation with Ecclessis Figg himself. Years after its formation, the Union moved its primary headquarters to Ugnorgrad, on the Ugnaught Surface. (BH, PH)

Ugnaught Surface
This was the name of the floating city envisioned by Boss Ugnor, and eventually stablished in orbit around the planet Bespin. Located a kilometer below Cloud City, the Ugnaught Surface was created from left-over materials used to create Ecclessis Figg's floating city. In fact, it was Figg himself who donated the materials, in thanks for the hard work of the Ugnaught population. It was used as a base from which Ugnaughts could mine the ores and minerals used to construct the Cloud City facility at Bespin. Once the city was completed, the Ugnaught Surface became something of a refuge for those Ugnaughts who no longer wanted to live on Cloud City, nor return to their homeworld of Gentes. It measured a square kilometer in surface area, and contained artificial landscapes filled with swamps, marshes, and jungles that were reminiscent of Gentes. The city of Ugnorgrad dominated the largest of four sections of the Surface, and was connected to the others by tunnel-like transport tubes. Its bouyancy was maintained by a collection of tibanna-gas-filled bladders, and its bowl-shaped structure allowed it to collect condensing moisture from Bespin's atmosphere, which could be used to feed the artificial landscapes. When Lando Calrissian took over as Baron-Administrator of Cloud City, he promised to double the wages of the Ugnaught miners, provided that any tibanna gas mining on the Surface was halted. (PH)

Ugnaughts' Progress
This sweeping holodocumentary was developed Ars Fivvle, and described the history of the Ugnaught tribes which were brought to Bespin to help build Cloud City. Drawing from moer than fifty years of footage from the newsfeed Action Tidings, Fivvle spun an award-winning tale of how the bllod, sweat, and tears of the Ugnaughts made Bespin that planet it had become. Although Ugnaughts' Progress was limited to the newsnets of Bespin for many years, the liberation of Cloud City allowed it to be picked up by the media of the New Republic. The popularity of the holodocumentary grew rapidly, and it was seen from one end of the galaxy to the other in just a few years. (PH)

Ugnor, Boss
This Ugnaught, who stood at least a meter and a half tall, was generally regarded as one of the tallest and most noble Ugnaughts ever to live. He was the leader of the work parties who traveled from Gentes to Bespin to assist Ecclessis Figg in the construction of Cloud City, and his ability to deal with the human earned him the title "Ufflor of Ufflors". He also helped created the Ugnaught Mechanics Union, and was the driving force behind the construction of the Ugnaught Surface. (PH)

Ugnorgrad
This was considered the capital of the Ungaught Surface facility, located in orbit around the planet Miser. Those Ugnaughts who retired from the workforce the built and maintained Bespin's Cloud City facility often retired to Ugnorgrad, rather than returning to Gentes, since they considered Bespin their home. They also believed that it was the Ugnaughts who made Bespin the tourist attraction that it became. Named for the legendary Boss Ugnor, Ugnorgrad was controlled by King Ozz during the early years of the New Republic. (PH)

Ugnorgrad Performance Hall
This was the main facility for Ugnaught-based music, drama, and dance performances, found in the city of Ugnorgrad on the Ugnaught Surface. (PH)

Ugnorgrad Swampway
This skimmer race course was created in the atmosphere of the planet Bespin, and was based out of the city of Ugnorgrad, on the Ugnaught Surface. King Ozz held an annual race along the Swampway, known as the Swampway 200, during the early years of the New Republic. (PH)

Ugnor's Thumbs
This was a mild expletive used by the Ugnaughts who lived and worked on Cloud City, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (PH)

Ugor
A race of intelligent, single-celled creatures who came from a splendid world of incredible natural resources found in the Paradise System. The short-sighted Ugors quickly consumed all that the planet could offer, and they turned the planet into a toxic garbage dump. The Ugors, rathering than perishing the garbage they had created, adapted to life in the pollution. They moved off the planet, and began taking apart the planet in their home system in an effort to obtain more and more natural resources. They move about by exuding a series of pseudopods from their bodies, or by encapsulating themselves in special environment suits. Each of the pseudopods had a specific task - communication, movement, et cetera. The brain of the Ugor was located in the center of their body, and was made up of a huge number of molecular structures similar to brain cells in most humanoids. While limited in their abilities, the molecules have a faster access time than normal brain cells. Also, since each molecule had a specific function, Ugor brains were also quite adaptable. They seem to worship garbage and junk, and have gone so far as to persuade the Empire to allow them first access to all Imperial garbage. They consider other scavengers, such as the Squibs, to be business rivals that need to be eliminated. The Ugors tried to stop the Squibs from procuring a gravity-well projector during the Galactic Civil War, a device which the Squibs had planned to loan to the Alliance for use in dragging the Elusive out of hyperspace. (GG4, SH)

Ugor Battle Wagon
This huge, doughnut-shaped warship was equipped with outdated autoblasters, pseudosonic beamers, and G-type rotolasers. While these weapons aren't very powerful in small numbers, the Ugors placed a multitude of them on each battle wagon. The combined firepower was impressive. The Ugors developed the battle wagon to attack and destroy Squib ships which jumped Ugor claims to salvage. (SH)

Ugor Salvage Company
This small waste-recovery corporation was founded by the Ugors, and was responsible for the manufacture of the Black Hole-class salvage dreadnaught. Like all such operations, they were loyal to the Holy Ugor Taxation Collection Agency. (GG4, SH)

Ugorian Spore-gruel
This was the preferred alcoholic beverage of the Ugor race. (SH)

UH-478
This Republic Attack Gunship saw extensive duty during the Battle of Geonosis. (TCG1)

Uhanayih
Meaning "the within world" in the Yinchorri tongue, this was the name of one of the innermost moons in the Yinchorri System. It was associated with a variety of legends and myths of the spirit world, and was the site of the secret Yinchorri command center, from which they launched their attacks on the Jedi Knights a year before the Battle of Naboo. After the Jedi destroyed the base, the Yinchorri surrendered and stopped their attacks. (AOW, NECH)

Uhl Doaba'I
The name of this establishment means "peaceful place" in the Socorran tongue. It was considered the last vestige of civilization found within the city of Vakeyya before a traveler entered the open desert. The building which housed the Uhl Doaba'I was rumored to be over 2,000 years old, and it had been maintained by the Ibhaan'I shamen for many generations. A small group of shamen ran the establishment, and would put together an osma bag for a traveler who gave them a small donation of credits or food. (BSS)

Uhl Eharl Khoehng
This great, Old Corellian tragedy was generally regarded as one of the greatest in all the galaxy. It was first performed some 500 years before the Battle of Yavin. The title comes from the Old Corellian term, khoehng, which means king. The word eharl was a Socorran mythological term which refers to an elf or trickster. Thus, the translation of the title into Basic yields "The Trickster King." The story of the play begins with the death of a king and his handsome young son. It opens on a distant world, where the son must take the throne once occupied by his father. The son - known as the Edjian-Prince - decides to expand his father's holdings and orders much of the surrouding forest cut down. When the woodsmen fail to return, and no trees were felled, the Prince's subjects begin to whisper of uhl eharl khoehng, and the Edjian-Prince begins trying to contact him. He sends messengers into the forest with invitations, but none of them ever return. The people begin to rebel against the Edjian-Prince's follies, until he orders his soldiers to drive them all into the forest. No one, not the subjects or the soldiers, ever returns. The Edjian-Prince was left with just his aging hunt servant, and the prince then sends the old man into the forest, in a last-ditch effort to locate the trickster king. When the old man also fails to return, the Prince barricades himself within his castle walls, but uhl eharl khoehng was too smart for that. The trickster invaded the Prince's dreams and bade him to come into the forest, promising safe passage and a discussion of peace. The Prince awoke and travelled into the forest, hoping to restore his kingdom. However, uhl eharl khoehng tricked him, and although he was never hungry or thirsty, the Prince was forced to travel through an unending labyrinth of trees during a ten-year search for the trickster king. At one point, the spirit of the huntsman appeared to the Prince and told him that the trickster king had turned all the people of the kingdom into trees, unable to move or speak. The Prince was led to the edge of the forest, where he encountered the Eharl Khoehng for himself. The Prince was given a choice - to worship the Eharl Khoehng and have his kingdom returned, or die. The Edjian-Prince went mad, running back into the forest and setting fire to the trees, claiming that the burned-out trees and blackened soil were "...the only kingdom I deserve to rule, and the only kingdom that the Eharl Khoehng can claim." He then submitted himself to the Eharl Khoehng and mutters the famous last line, "Long ... live ... the king." (SWJ8)

Uhltenden
This planet was surrounded by a ring of debris from a multitude of starships. It had a toxic atmopshere, and had no natural life. (SLS)

Uhowwa
This name was common among Ithorian females. Although such names do not generally have meaning, Ithorians who studied their race's history learned that the name meant "joy" - or, more literally, "laughing dancer". (GCG)

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

Uhu
An Corvette group destroyed by the Empire during the Galactic Civil War. (TIE)

Uhumele'
This transport vessel, owned and operated by Captain Schurk-Heren during the era of the Clone Wars, maintained a temporary base on the planet New Plympto. In the wake of the execution of Order 66 and the enslavement of the Nosaurians, Captain Schurk-Heren decided that it was in the best interests of he and his crew to leave New Plympto behind. He also agreed to transport Dass Jennir and Bomo Greenbark, and it was Jennir's daring escape plan that got them into hyperspace with minimal damage to the ship. (DT1)

Uhur'qah
This city was the industrial capital of the planet Af'El. (CRO)

Uhuru
This Imperial freighter was destroyed by Keyan Farlander near Orron III, shortly before the Battle of Yavin. (XW, XWP)

Uizani
This avian creature was native to the planet Radnor. (JQ1)

Uj Cake
This was the informal name for a sweet, filling, amber-colored dessert cake that was considered the staple of the Mandalorian diet. Its full name was uj'alayi, and it was not uncommon to find it served at formal parties during the last years of the Old Republic. Uj cake was made from a dense, sweet cake that was created from ground nuts, dried fruits, and various spices. A thick syrup called uj'jayl was then poured over the cake and allowed to soak in, creating a sticky mass that was packed with nutrients and energy-producing sugars. The origins of uj'alayi came from the rations that were provided to ancient Mandalorian soldiers, and it was often said that uj cake was first cooked inside the helmet of a soldier before it was put up for storage. The modern version of uj cake was baked in a round pan, and wrapped well to prevent damage. Even in its unpreserved state, uj cake lasted for years because of its high sugar content. (RCHC, OWS)

Ujaa
This Bith and his brither, Ujii, joined the band known as the Twisted Rancor Trio just after Elinda, some 4,000 years before the Battle of Yavin. However, Ujaa wasn't much of a musician, and he was eventually fired and replaced by Loopa. (KOTOR)

Uj'alayi
This was the formal name of uj cake. (OWS)

Ujii
This Bith and his brother, Ujaa, joined the band known as the Twisted Rancor Trio just after Ujaa, some 4,000 years before the Battle of Yavin. (KOTOR)

Uj'jayl
This was the Mandalorian name of the sticky, scented syrup that was used in the creation of uj cake. (OWS)

Ukanis
This was either a planet or a tribe of humans. (TT)

Ukass
This man was an Imperial Governor during the early years of the New Republic. (GG11)

Ukchet
This Jawa scout was one of the first members of his tribe to spot R2-D2, when the droid set off to try and reach Obi-Wan Kenobi, shortly after escaping from the Imperial forces that captured the Tantive IV. (E4VG)

Ukert
This Ugnaught smuggler maintained a small criminal empire on the planet Kothlis. The leader of the Ubskai clan, he was a rival of Maxeena Sov'lya, although they often performed work for each other. Ukert also owned the Reclamations Services, Incorporated smelting and recycling operation on Kothlis. Unknown to most beings, Ukert served as a go-between for the Alliance, obtainin weapons from the Botha Ammunitions Corporation and hiding them in recycling bins for pick-up by Alliance agents. (PSG)

Ukiah
This being was one of the four members of the gang known as the Slams, during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. Ukiah served as the group's expert on weapons and defense systems at the time. Several years before the Battle of Geonosis, Ferus Olin impersonated Ukiah in an effort to infiltrate the planet Romin and located Jenna Zan Arbor. Slam and his gang had gone underground, but suddenly turned up on Romin at the same time as Ferus and the Jedi. (JQ8)

Ukian
The primary race native to the planet Ukio, Ukians had a strong fear of the unknown. Rumors tended to get them overly excited, and sudden or unexpected events left them rattled. They were a species of hairless humanoids, with green skin and thin, red eyes. Many beings thought that they appeared to have been assembled incorrectly, being gangly and awkard when they moved about. Despite their appearance, the Ukians were very strong. They were known for their skills in agriulture. (TLC, LCSB)

Ukian Farming Bureau
This body, formed as part of the Ukian government, oversaw all the farming activities performed on the planet Ukio. (AE)

Ukian Overliege
This Ukian was the leader of the planet Ukio. Each Overliege serves a term of ten years, and the most productive Ukian of each period was offered the position to be the next Overliege. (LCSB)

Ukian Satellite Network
This was the name given to the dense network of security and communications satellites that surrounded the planet Ukio, during the final decades of the Old Republic. This network provided ground-based security stations with real-time updates on space traffic in the Ukian System, and was instrumental in reacting to any external threats. (CWOC2)

Ukio
A major agricultural center for the New Republic, Ukio was the primary planet in the Ukian system. The foodstuffs produced on Ukio provided sustenance for many planets along the Triellus Trade Route and throughout the Abrion Sector. A large planet, Ukio had a mild climate and minimal seasonal changes. In centuries past, the planet was covered with lush plains, but modern farming techniques have turned it into a well-managed gridwork of fields and fallow. Each of the three major continents on the planet were strictly maintained, and crop rotation procedures were a matter of Ukian law. In the year leading up to the Clone Wars, Ukio and the entire Abrion Sector attempted to secede from the Old Republic, a move that would have provided the Separatists with a source of foodstuffs and giving them a measure of self-suficiency. Jedi Master Yoda made a personal request to the planetary leaders to remain loyal to the Republic, and although the leaders agreed, the general populace remained divided on which side of the conflict to support. To ensure that the Ukians agreed to Separatist control, Passel Argente put Project Instinction into motion, hoping to force the Ukians to drop their planetary shield. Many years later, it was attacked by Grand Admiral Thrawn and forced to surrender before being recaptured by the New Republic. It was attacked by the Star Destroyers Chimaera and Stormhawk just prior to Thrawn's attack on Coruscant. (TLC, LCSB, HNN5, CWOC2)

Ukla-na vissa crai
This was a lament used by the Yuuzhan Vong to call for the assistance of Yun-Yammka, the Slayer. (FH1)

Ukor b'ukor
This Mandalorian phrase translated literally into Basic as "when push comes to shove", indicating the point at which an individual was forced to make a decision. (OWS)

Ukoror
This Mando'a verb translated into Basic as "to push" or "to shove." (OWS)

Uksaris, Gilthos
This being was the original manager of the Twisted Rancor Trio, and the author of the band's unofficial biography, Guts and Glory: A Chronicle of the Amazing Story of The Twisted Rancor Trio. (KOTOR)

Ukskul
This was a common name among the Elom race. (UANT)

UL.2
This was the designation of a Fabritech starship power modulator, produced during the height of the New Order. (ISB)

Ulabore
This man served the Brotherhood of Darkness as a Lieutenant, leading the Gloom Walkers unit during the years leading up to the Battle of Ruusan. Although Lieutenant Ulabore won praise from his superiors for the success of the Gloom Walkers, the entire unit was well aware of the fact that its success was due more to Dessel's leadership than Ulabore's. He took complete credit for the unit's success on Kashyyyk, although he had panicked when cut off from the main force and was relieved by Dessel. Ulabore did, however, promote Dessel to Sergeant after returning from Kashyyyk. His inability to lead was made more apparent when the Gloom Walkers were sent to Phaseera to eliminate a Republic communications post, a mission that would allow Sith forces to capture several manufacturing centers without being spotted by the Republic's forces. Ulabore received his orders, which were to attack the communications center immediately. His superiors feared that the center would not fall easily, and the Gloom Walkers needed time to complete their part of the mission. Ulabore realized that an immediate attack would come during the daylight hours, allowing the Republic forces to see the Gloom Walkers coming. However, rather than stand up to his superiors, Ulabore simply went aloing with their orders. Dessel, however, was not about to let his fellow soldiers be slaughtered. He cold-cocked Ulabore, rendering the Lieutenant unconscious and unable to follow his orders. Dessel waited as long as he could before launching the attack, until he had enough cover to guarantee success. Although the Gloom Walkers were successful, Dessel was soundly reprimanded for his actions. (DBPD)

Ulabos
This was the eleventh planet in the Coruscant System. A frozen ball of rock, Ulabos was characterized by the immense rings of ice and rock which surrounded it. (SBS, PH)

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

Ulan Bight
This was the deepest location on the planet Goroth Prime, located in the southern portion of the Ul'Husk Ocean. It was over 1,300 meters deep. (GSE)

Uland
This Imperial Lieutenant served aboard the Interrogator, under the command of General Parnet. (TFNR)

Ular
This was one of the many Bothan clans. Membership in the clan was denoted by the suffix 'lar added to an individual's family name. (GCG, WOTC)

Ulban Arms
This droid manufacturer, a former division of LeisureMech Enterprises, produced a series of defense droids that included the Class 1 Defense Unit. (SWJ14, FTD, NEGD)

Ulbasca
This was the closest moon orbiting the planet Genarius. Its orbit was unusual in that it was always in the light of the Cularin System's suns, while the dark side of the planet was lit by the reflection of Genarius. Thus, Ulbasca's surface never experienced a true "night." The atmosphere of Ulbasca was based on oxygen, but traces of poisonous gases make the air unbreathable. Nevertheless, several species of reptiles existed on Ulbasca, feeding on sulfurous plants. These reptiles resemble short-legged snakes, and could grow to be forty meters in length. (LFC)

Ulbert
This Corellian thug was a student of an ancient Force-sensitive who tended to twist the Jedi Code to his own designs. Like his fellow students Kym and Renthor, Ulbert had no connection to the Force, but adhered loyally to his teacher's twisted version of the Code. His favorite tenet was "Peace through pieces," which was supported by the law "There was not motion, there was only pieces." Ulbert and his buddies lived aboard the Mynock 7 Space Station, and often harrassed the patrons of the Farrimmer Café. (SWJ11)

Ulcane, Meres
This man joined the Imperial Academy at the age of 17, not because he was smart or strong but because of an influential uncle within the military. After barely graduating, he was assigned to a demolitions squad which ordered into battle behind the lines in Alliance territory. He suspected that his commanding officers detested him because he got into the military because of his uncle, and that they were trying to kill him off. Seeing that he needed to get a quick promotion in order to survive in the military, Ulcane locked his entire team in a warehouse owned by the Alliance and destroyed it. Not only did he receive commendations for taking out a strategic enemy site, he was awarded for his bravery in surviving the assault when the rest of his team didn't. Ulcane managed to make several more upward movements within the military, although each promotion was accompanied by strange or unusual circumstances. He became a student of aline cultures during this time, primarily because he was treated as an outsider by his peers. Shortly after the Battle of Endor, Captain Ulcane escaped a mutiny aboard his own ship and fled to the Outer Rim Territories. There, he met another Imperial officer, and together they formed the Kaarenth Dissension. It was their goal to incite all the alien races of the Outer Rim against the fledgling New Republic. When he was discovered by Republic agents on Betha II, Ulcane fled to the Spawn Nebula, where the Kaarenth Dissesion had been hoarding starships for an assault on the New Republic. The agents tracked Ulcane to the nebula, where they discovered the fleet and its supporting space station. The agents managed to destroy the station and much of the fleet, and it was believed that Ulcane died aboard the station. (SWJ8)

Ulda Frav
Qrrl Toq first encountered the Jedi Knights on this planet, some 4,000 years before the Battle of Yavin. (TOJC)

Uldas
This was one of the many Ansionian deities. (APS)

Uldyr
This word came from either the Old Corellian or Socorran dialects, and was used by the nomadic natives of Socorro to denote the rainy season experienced each year on the planet. During the period of uldyr, which lasted only two to three weeks, the winter's hard freeze snapped, and large amounts of moisture were quickly evaporated into the atmosphere. This led to torrential downpours, which turned the volcanic-ash deserts into a dangerous series of mudpits. (BSS)

ul-Esca, Ainvar
This was one of the most powerful Jedi ever to train aboard the massive starship Chu'unthor, several centuries before the Battle of Yavin. (PJSB)

ULF
see Upland Liberation Front (SHPT)

Ulglick
This man, a native of Andasala, claimed to be able to obtain any item a being could desire, with no questions asked. (GG11)

Ulgo
An elderly Dulok living in a cave near the Canyons of Mist on Endor. He had a taste for eating the lanternbirds native to the planet. Known as Ulgo the Magnificent, he was killed when he was accidentally knocked over a cliff by the wing of Warok's glider. Ulgo was dashed on the rocks by a gush of wind before he could splash into the river. (AT)

Ul'Husk Ocean
This was one of the smaller oceans located on the planet Goroth Prime. (GSE)

Uli, Saris
This being served as the Director of University of Sanbra's Biological Research center, during the years leading up the Clone Wars. Professor Uli discovered that the stone mite infestations which plagued many Mid Rim and Colonies planets appeared to be non-random, and more than likely a series of terrorist actions. (HNN5)

Uli-ah
This was the term used by the Tusken Raiders of Tatooine to describe any Tusken youth who had not achieved adulthood. (VD2)

Uliar, Chas
This man was twenty-two years old when the Outbound Flight Project was destroyed, shortly before the onset of the Clone Wars. He had been hired by Outbound Flight's leaders just after graduating from school, and had jumped at the chance to join the mission. However, as politics and the Jedi Order became more and more involved with the day-to-day activities of the project's development, Chas began to feel that he had made a mistake. His fears were realized when Jedi Master Jorus C'baoth began to assume more and more control of the mission after its launch, especially when C'baoth began interrupting normal activities to train the Jedi on how to operate the ships' systems. Thus, he was at the forefront of a group of engineers and families that wanted to petition for better conditions for the non-Jedi on the ships. When Jedi Master Justyn Ma'Ning overruled Captain Omano's plans to decorate the shipboard cafeterias, Uliar decided that he had had enough. Ulair and Dillian Pressor developed a plan to bring their greivances to Master C'baoth, but their timing was anything but perfect. C'baoth refused to hear them out, and ordered Lorana Jinzler to jail them in the central storage core under further notice. Then, Outbound Flight was intercepted by the task force led by then Force Commander Thrawn, whose surgical attacks left the Dreadnaughts dead in space. However, this series of events saved their lives, as Thrawn used radiation bombs on the Dreadnaughts to eliminate any opposition. Only those beings in the core survived the attack, but their relief was short-lived. Outbound Flight, under the command of Jinzler and the Chiss Syndic known as Thrass, escaped from Thrawn but was forced to crash-land on a remote planetoid in the Redoubt. Uliar and his people survived the crash, but Jinzler and Thrass were killed trying to ensure their safety. Thus, Uliar became one of the original leaders of the Survivors. Uliar later served as one of the Directors of the Managing Council, charged with making all the policy decisions relating to the survivors of the Outbound Flight Project. In this position, Uliar was effectively the leader of the entire group of survivors during the years leading up to the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. When a Chiss-led group of beings arrived at the location of Outbound Flight and was detained by Jorad Pressor, Uliar and his Councilors were somewhat angry that they had not come directly to him. This anger was added to the already-present hatred he felt toward the Jedi Knights, for their lack of action in trying to protect the Outbound Flight Project and its thousands of non-Jedi. Uliar also didn't like the fact that Bearsh and his companions were in group, although he failed to put his finger on what was wrong until it was nearly too late. After Bearsh and his companions trapped Uliar, Dean Jinzler, and Aristocra Formbi, Uliar realized that Bearsh was not a Geroon, as he claimed. Instead, Uliar recognized that Bearsh was actually a Vagaari. After the Vagaari threat was eliminated, Uliar and his fellow survivors grudgingly agreed to accompany the Outbound Flight Colony to Nirauan, staying as far away from the New Republic as they could. (SQ, OF)

Uliaurae
This was a common name among the Saheelindeeli race. (GORW)

Ulicia
This planet was located in the Corporate Sector of the galaxy. Fiolla barely escaped from this planet after a mission went bad, shortly after the Battle of Yavin. (OWS)

Ulig Abaha Limited
This was a small starship manufacturer based on the Corporate Sector. (CSA, PP)

Uliik
This Mandalorian word translated into Basic as "beast." (LF5)

Ulik
This Mando'a word translated into Basic as "mount" or "pack animal." (OWS)

Ulikuo
This was a valuable gemstone found only on the planet Kip. In addition to its value as an industrial abrasive and its lustrous beauty, ulikuo stones held a revered stature in Kip's history. (HNN4)

Ulion System
This largely uninhabited star system was located near Kuat, and served as one of the two main staging for passenger traffic which was inbound to the Kuat Passenger Port. (PSPG)

Ulis
This Trandoshan and his comrade, Gaar, were members of the Believers during the final years of the Old Republic. Former employees of the crimelord Nirama, they were among the small band that was summoned by the Darkstaff to eliminate the freelance agents who threatened to free the Oblee and destroy the ancient artifact, sometime during the Clone Wars. However, they were quickly subdued and held for questioning, while the agents went on to free the Oblee. (BIT3)

Uliss, Tam
This Corellian man was a noted industrialist and corporate executive who made a fortune on Ansion during the years following the Battle of Naboo. He was also an opportunist, and when he was approached by Shu Mai to help fund the growing movement of certain planets to secede from the Old Republic, Uliss saw an opportunity to create a separate corporate empire of his own. Uliss, like many Ansion businessbeings, was frustrated and upset with the continual revisions which came from Coruscant to the laws and regulations of the Republic. He agreed to help Shu Mai in her efforts to bring about the secession of Ansion from the Republic, hoping that the Malarians and Keitumites would follow shortly afterward, in accordance with the alliances with Ansion, therby causing a chain reaction of secession. However, when Ansion agreed to remain part of the Republic, Uliss grew impatient and edgy. He demanded immediate action from Shu Mai, who saw Ansion's loss as just a bump in the road to full secession. When Uliss pressed harder, Shu Mai decided that his usefulness had come to an end. On a walkway between the Bror Towers on Coruscant, Shu Mai trapped Uliss in a small force field, then destroyed the supports for the walkway. Uliss fell to his death, the victim of an apparent structural failure. (APS)

Ulix, Ulu
This three-eyed, horned alien youth was the Padawan learner of Jedi Master Glynn-Beti, during the early stages of the Clone Wars. Ulu Ulix was assigned to guard young Boba Fett and the other orphans aboard the Candaserri, after they were rescued from Count Dooku's lair on Raxus Prime. Years later, as the Clone Wars drew closer to an end, Glynn-Beti and Ulix were dispatched to Xagobah to lead the forces that were laying siege to Wat Tambor's hidden fortress. Because the fortress - known as the Mazariyan Citadel - and much of the surrounding plantlife had been geneticalky altered by Tambor to serve as guardians, the clone troopers under her direction were unable to get close to the fortress. Tambot, meanwhile, continued to send droid armies into battle, relying on sheer numbers to overwhelm the Republic's forces. Ulu tried to singlehandedly penetrate the fortress by forcing Tambor's ramship to plunge into it, but his swoop was shot down before he could complete the task. Instead of falling to his death, however, Ulu Ulux found himself in the arms of Boba Fett, who had traveled to Xagobah to capture Wat Tambor for Jabba the Hutt. Ulu Ulix survived the crash, and returned to his Master's side to help with the defeat of the Separatists on Xagobah. (BF2, BF5, BF6)

Ulizra
This was the ancient Nazzari religion, enforced by the government, which had three basic tenets: first, the preservation of the group over the individual; second, the segregation of the Nazzar from the remainder of the galaxy; and third, the elimination of any other form of religion or cult which undermined the beliefs of the Ulizra. The number 14 played a large role in the Ulizra, as there were 14 unique sects of the religion, all led by a theocratic king. The Great Structure, the basic guidelines of the Ulizra religion, had 14 vens, each indicating a different level of religious and academic achievement. (TOJC)

Ulkop Securities
This specialty manufacturer produced a range of personal voice scramblers, during the height of the New Order. (GFT)

Ull
This was one of the many Strike-class cruisers that made up the front lines of the Imperial Naval fleet. (XVT)

Ullet
This CR90 corvette was sent by the Alliance to assist in the Battle of Bakura. (TBSB)

Ullgusta, Armennion
This artist was labeled an "enemy of the Empire" during the height of the New Order. Ullgusta was known to frequently visit the Swain Import/Export Emporium on Socorro. (BSS)

Ullok's Underground Guide to Bespin
This unofficial travel guide provided beings of the galaxy with a wealth of information about what to see and do on the floating cities of the planet Bespin, including Cloud City. (NEGV)

Ullu
This Swokes Swokes was one of the twelve Caliphs who lived in the city of Thousand Thousand, on the planet Makem Te, during the height of the New Order. (GORW)

Ullullu
This was a common name for Ewok females. Like other Ewok names, it referred to a spirit or character in the Ewoks' mythology. (GCG)

Ullullu
According to Ewok legend, this tree spirit used her branched to catch falling Ewoks. Her name was often shouted by falling Ewoks. (GCG)

Ullumub
This Sullustan served as Dromo the Hutt's chief assistant, during the height of the New Order. When a shenbit bonecrusher overturned Dromo's caravan during a safari on Barab I, Ullumub was forced to hire a group of offworld mercenaries to recover him. (GORW)

Ulm-Aaa-Janzikek
This educational Doctor was the author of several treatises on\e the various uses of persuasive techniques. His treatise Minds and Perceptions: A Comparative Study of Persuasive Techniques During the Galactic Civil War focused on many such techniques, especially those used by the Empire and the Corporate Sector Authority. (CSA, OWS)

Ulm-Aa-Janzikek
see Ulm-Aaa-Janzikek (OWS)

Ulmac
This criminal was noted for his use of disruptor weaponry. He was active on the planet Garban during the early years of the New Republic. (GUN)

Ul-Modo
This Cerean male served as a public relations officer for the Cularin Militia, during the final years of the Old Republic. Ul-Modo led the Militia;s investigation into the sudden appearance of the rogue comet known as The Big One, during the early stages of the Clone Wars. (AYS)

Uln
This bird was hunted for its tasty flesh, and was often stuffed and roasted. (SWJ12)

Uln, Jorak
This ancient Dark Jedi was stationed on Korriban many thousands of years before the Galactic Civil War, protecting the tomb of Tulak Hord. He was known as a sadistic individual who often drugged his captives in order to extract information from them. Uln was, at one time, the Master of the Sith academy on Korriban, but because of his nature, he was replaced with Uthar Wynn. It was said that Uln went insane after being replaced, although he remained a fixture at the academy. Years later, Uln was killed when a group of Jedi Knights infiltrated Korriban by posing as Sith apprentices, during their search for Darth Malak. (KOTOR)

Ulnrin
This was once of the many names given to Duros females. The meaning of this name was lost over time. (GCG)

Uloitir Sea
This body of water was located about 14 kilometers outside of Corint City, on Pirik. (SWJ10)

Ulqib MacroTronics
This electronics and programming operation was unique in that it didn't actually produce or manufacture goods. They analyzed other company's products and create packages for customizing them, such as droid customization kits. Ulqib was one of the original non-voting contributing sponsors of the Corporate Sector Authority. (CSA, GFT, AEG)

Ulquib MacroTronics
see Ulqib MacroTronics (CSA)

Ulta Center
This luxurious conference center was located on Rondai-2, during the last decades of the Old Republic. Because many of the galaxy's wealthiest and most influential beings held conferences and meetings at the Ulta Center, its owners provided some of the galaxy's most sophisticated security systems to ensure its guests were safe and free to move about. Located in the city of Dal, the Ulta Center boasted its own private landing pads, and no being was allowed to enter the Center unless they were already pre-screened and part of a known party. Reservations were absolutely required, and guests from different parties were kept separated to esnure their privacy and security. The Ulta Center was the site of a conference of galactic leaders some seven years before the Battle of Naboo. Passel Argente discretely hired Magus and a team of bounty hunters to assassinate the leaders, but their plans were thwarted by a group of Jedi Knights led by Qui-Gon Jinn and Adi Gallia. (SOJ)

Ultaar
This was one of many planets on which the Alliance maintained a base during the era between the Battles of Yavin and Hoth. Most of the planet's semi-tropical landmasses were set aside for agriculture, with much of its industry based on the export of luxuriously-scented flowers and plants. Darth Vader emerged from hiding on this planet, following the Battle of Yavin, hoping to gather information about the pilot who destroyed the first Death Star. Unfortunately for the Alliance team on Ultaar and for Vader himself, Valance the Hunter discovered the base first. He destroyed everything he found, leaving nothing behind in his own search for Luke Skywalker. (OWS, MC21)

Ulte, Benoni
This man was considered "Socorro's Ambassador" at the Soco-Jarel Spaceport on Socorro during the Galactic Civil War. Ulte was also the highest-ranking bronwen of the Ibhaan'I tribe, which gave him a great deal of respent and control over the indigenous tribes. Benoni spent much of his childhood living in the desert, but emerged near Vakeyya to begin looking for clues about his Corellian ancestry. He was distinguished by his bald pate, and the thick braid of hair which grew from the right side of the back of his head. (BSS)

Ultima
This Imperial-I class Star Destroyer was the flagship of the armada dispatched by the Empire after the appearance of the Alderaanian armory ship Another Chance, shortly after the Battle of Yavin. Darth Vader had already stationed forces in the Graveyard of Alderaan, as a part of Operation Yavin Kill Two, but they managed to capture a team of Alliance agents instead of Leia Organa and Luke Skywalker. The Alliance managed to escape from the Graveyard with the Another Chance before the Imperial ship could disable it. (GA)

Ultima-pearl
This rare gemstone was created by mollusks that lived in the oceans of Calamari. Ancient Jedi Knights used them as focusing gems in their lightsabers, a practice that was copied by Cilghal many millennia later. (L, KOTOR2)

Ultimate Instrument of Music
This was another name for the Mindharp of the Sharu, used by those who misunderstood the artifact's true purpose. (LCM)

Ultimo Vista
This converted Giga-class transport ship was produced many decades before the Battle of Geonosis. Original built as a leisure cruise ship, the Ultimo Vista ended up on Coruscant as a self-contained environment that moved across the face of Galactic City. The ovoid ship, distinguished by its black armor plating and hammerhead-shaped bridge, allowed its residents to live their entire lives without ever having to set foot on Coruscant's surface. This also allowed the thousands of residents to breathe fresh - albeit scrubbed and refined - air and drink fresh - albeit it recycled and purified - water. The Ultimo Vista was an exceptionally slow-moving vessel, and was nearly hit by Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi during their attempt to chase down Zam Wesell shortly before the Battle of Geonosis. (IWE2)

Ultra Battle Droid
Officially designated the B3-series Battle Droid, the Ultra Battle Droid was developed by Baktoid Combat Automata for the droid armies of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the height of the Clone Wars. The UBD was developed by a team of engineers on Foundry, as part of a competition that was created by Wat Tambor to create a more powerful successor to the B2-series Super Battle Droid. The original prototype was known as the Avatar-7, and was personally approved for development by General Grievous. Standing four meters tall, the B3-series battle droid had four arms instead of the two that were normally found on Separatist battle droids. The right primary arm was equipped with a flamethrower, and a wide-spray plasma cannon in its left primary arm. Each secondary arm was equipped with a retractable blaster cannon. Additional weaponry included a shoulder-mounted rocket launcher and the experimental density projector. This unusual weapon was a specialized tractor beam generator that could be used to cause a momentary increase in the droid's apparent weight, making it seem twenty times heavier than normal. This allowed the B3 to secure itself to a specific location or to trample an enemy tank. Development costs for the B3-series were exceptionally high, although its developers knew that it was not designed to be deployed in massive numbers, as was the B1-series battle droid. Instead, the B3-series Ultra Battle Droid was designed to serve as a sort of enforcer for field commanders. Despite its awesome appearance, the B3-series proved to be troublesome to produce and maintain, and the designs weren't perfected until the Clone Wars had ended. Many of those B3-series units that survived the fighting were eventually acquired by the Empire, and sent to the Imperial training facility on Carida. (NEGD)

Ultra Collider
This was one of the most powerful starship reactor cores produced by Armek, during the height of the New Order. (SWG2P)

Ultrachrome
This incredibly-dense metal was used in the production of vibroshields and other forms of blades, since it could withstand high temperatures and maintain a razor-sharp edge despite heard usage. When connected to a power supply, ultrachrome became a form of superconductor, absorbing energy and shunting it aside. Kar Vastor used an ancient form of ultrachrome in the construction of his vibro-shields; the metal was believed to have been taken from the hull of the crashed colony ship which brought the Korunnai's Jedi ancestors to Haruun Kal. (SHPT)

Ultradef Display
This form of ultra-high resolution display was developed for military use, during the years following the Swarm War. Ultradef displays were incredibly realistic and detailed, and could pinpoint the location of individual laser blasts when viewing a space battle. (LF6)

Ultra-fine
This was the brand name of a high-quiality fibercord that was produced during the years following the war against the Yuuzhan Vong. (LF5)

Ultra-Frequency Laserwave
This highly-advanced, tight-beam communications medium was believed to have been developed by the Alliance, during the years following the Battle of Yavin. (MC35)

Ultra-Light Assault Vehicle (ULAV)
These small, unimposing speeders were used by the Empire for a short period early in the New Order, until it was deemed that they weren't instilling fear in their opponents. Originally produced by Sienar Fleet Systems, the seven-meter-long ULAV were fast and maneuverable, but lacked heavy armor plating. The Empire decommissioned them in favor of walkers, and stored them for later use. The Alliance, in raiding Imperial outposts, confiscated a great number of these ULAVs, and uses them throughout the galaxy. Each ULAV was armed with twin light laser cannons, a concussion grenade launcher, and a single medium blaster cannon. (RASB, AEG)

Ultramesh
This was a dense weave of solid fibers, which was produced by the Verpine during the years following the Great Sith War. Despite its dense structure, ultramesh was exceptionally useful in the manufacture of lightweight body armor. The secrets behind ultramesh technology remained a carefully-guarded secret among the Verpine for millennia. (KOTOR2, LF5)

Ultrapaq
This was Power Products, Limited's portable, blaster power pack recharging kit. (GFT)

Ultrasonic Shower
This form of cleansing device used ultrasonic sound waves to agitate droplets of water, which splattered in a variety of soothing patterns on the skin of the being using the shower. (CN1)

Ultrasonic Spike
This was a specialized form of security device that used sound waves that were out of the normal hearing ranges of most humanoid beings to signal an alarm. The use of ultrasonic wavelengths meant that intruders were unaware that they had actually tripped an alarm, giving them a false sense of security. While they continued their illegal activities, the authorities could rush to their location and catch them in the act. (RCTC)

Ultra-thrust
This was one of the most advanced starship booster systems produced by Sienar Fleet Systems, during the height of the New Order. (SWG2P)

Ultrawave
This cybernetic implant, produced by Traxes BioElectronics during the height of the New Order, used an ultrasound receptor to interpret the surroundings of an individual and provide a sonic image back to the brain. The Ultrawave was developed for use by blind people or beings who had diminished sight, allowing them to "see" what was around them. (GFT)

Ulub
This form of life evolved on the Yuuzhan Vong homeworld of Yuuzhan'tar, and was transported across the intergalactic gulf during their travels to locate a new place to live. Ulubs were grown for their unusual song, which provided a backdrop to normal Yuuzhan Vong life. (FP)

Ulum, Oren
This Imperial Customs officer was part of the team which worked at the Brentaal spaceport during the height of the Galactic Civil War. He was fond of checking every cargo himself, to insure its accuracy. (SWJ2)

Uluq
This amber-striped gas giant was locked in a mutual orbit with the world of Qogo, deep in the Transitory Mists. The two worlds orbited a common point that was located in The Throat. (LF9)

Ulur
This Mando'a verb translated into Basic as "to detect," "to take notice of," or "to care," depending on the context in which it was used. (OWS)

Ulur, Moog
This Rodian served his homeworld as a Senator to the Galactic Alliance, during the years following the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. (DN2)

Uluu
This ball of frozen rock and ice was the ninth, and outermost, planet of the Zug System. A single moon orbited the planet. (PH)

Ulwan
This was the Huttese word for "smuggler." (GMR5)

Ulzepi
An Imperial freighter operative during the Galactic Civil War. (TIE)

Uma
When translated into Basic, this Wookiee word from the Shyriiwook language meant "yes." (GPB)

Uma ji muna
This Huttese phrase translated into Basic as "I love you". It was often confused with the phrase Umo ji muna, which meant "I owe you one". (SWLL)

Umaan
This Mando'a word translated into Basic as "difficult." (OWS)

Umadu
Meaning "pleasant", 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)

Umaren'k
This planet, located in the Unknown Regions, was the homeworld of the Umaren'k'sa people. (FH2)

Umaren'k'sa
This alien race was native to the planet Umaren'k, in the unknown regions. Shortly after the Hemes Arbora migrated to Umaren'k, the rogue planet Zonama Sekot arrived in the system. The Umaren'k'sa culture was forever changed because of the encounter, absorbing a good deal of Hemes Arbora attributes. (FH2)

Umarian, Cade
This man and his brothers - Pano, Ferm, and Jole - were pirates who had been imprisoned by the Empire aboard the Devastator, until they were rescued by a team of Alliance agents who were also held aboard the Star Destroyer. (SWJ4)

Umarian, Ferm
This man and his brothers - Cade, Pano, and Jole - were pirates who had been imprisoned by the Empire aboard the Devastator, until they were rescued by a team of Alliance agents who were also held aboard the Star Destroyer. (SWJ4)

Umarian, Jole
This man and his brothers - Cade, Ferm and Pano - were pirates who had been imprisoned by the Empire aboard the Devastator, until they were rescued by a team of Alliance agents who were also held aboard the Star Destroyer. (SWJ4)

Umarian, Pano
This man and his brothers - Cade, Ferm, and Jole - were pirates who had been imprisoned by the Empire aboard the Devastator, until they were rescued by a team of Alliance agents who were also held aboard the Star Destroyer. (SWJ4)

Umbara
This planet was located within the deepest portion of the Ghost Nebula, where it was bombarded by a wide range of ultraviolet light and radiation. The natives of the planet, known as Umbarans, could see into the ultraviolet spectrum. During the decades leading up to the Battle of Ruusan, Umbara was the site of a Sith training academy, where those individuals with some control over the Force were trained to become spies and assassins. (VD2, DBPD)

Umbaran
This outwardly humanoid race was native to the planet Umbara, and was known to have existed at the formation of the Old Republic. Umbarans were characterized by their pale, bluish skin and white-pigmented eyes. Umbarans were capable of seeing into the ultraviolet spectra of light, but had little vision in the normal, visible spectrum. In fact, an Umbaran could be momentarily blinded by a bright flash of normal light.

It had been said that Umbarans had the ability to subtly influence and control other beings, and it was known that many Umbarans used their strange abilities in identifying hidden Jedi during Emperor Palpatine's Jedi Purge. Because a great many Umbarans used their influence to secure positions of power within the government of Emperor Palpatine, as a people they feared that some form of retaliation might occur when Palpatine was killed at the Battle of Endor. This led the Umbarans to flee deeper into the Ghost Nebula, although they maintained an invisible information network to monitor the activities of the New Republic.

As a people, the Umbarans existed in a detailed caste system of nearly 100 distinct levels. Of these levels, only those Umbarans who were in the top ten were allowed to leave their homeworld and visit thje galaxy at large. However, movement between caste levels was possible for all Umbarans, and most individuals spent a large portion of their lives planning how to move up to the next level. Those individual Umbarans who failed in an attempt to move upward, especially those who arranged for assassinations or other illegal activities, were usually sentenced to life in prison or death, depending on the caste level of the individual they tried to eliminate. This penalty was often made more severe by placing the individual's entire family under the same penalty, in an effort to prevent unnecessary deaths. Many Umbarans believed that the risks associated with moving up were far outweighed by the potential rewards, thereby perpetuating the practice. (VD2, SWI70, UANT, NEGA)

Umbaran Shadow Assassins
This was the name given to those members of the Shadow Assassins who were trained at the Sith Academy on the planet Umbara, during the era of the New Sith Wars. The Umbaran Shadow Assassins preferred the use of force pikes in their fighting, and were trained to use the Dark Side of the Force to mask their presence from others. This allowed the Umbaran Shadow Assassins to move about without being detected by other Force-sensitive beings, placing them among the most dangerous killers in the galaxy. These individuals were adept at killing other Force-sensitive beings, and were known to have destroyed many Jedi Knights over the years. Like the other Shadow Assassins from Ryloth, the Umbaran group went into hiding in the wake of the Battle of Ruusan. (DBRT)

Umbaran Shadowcloak
Created by the natives of the planet Umbara, this cloak appeared in visible light to be a shaggy, white drape with a high, stiff collar. To the Umbaran people, however, it was patterned with ultraviolet colors. The fabric of the shadowcloak was woven with special sensors that helped the Umbaran blend into their surroundings, making them almost invisible to other races. (VD2, NEGA)

Umbarese
This was the spoken language of the Umbaran race. (UANT)

Umbazz
This word from the Jawan language translated into Basic as "price." (GPB)

Umber, Kirma
This female Vindalian was the wife of Baron Vlacan Umber. Like her husband, she loved the arts, but she failed to see the allure of the light sculptures that he regularly purchased from Ves Volette, during the final years of the Old Republic. When Ves Volette was found murdered in his conapt, Jax Pavan and his comrades were hired by Dejah Duare to investigate his death. Jax could initially find no reason to implicate Baroness Umber in the murder, although she seemed to have no love for Dejah. However, evidence gathered from questioning the beings who lived and worked near Volette's apartments revealed that a Vindalian had been in the area on the night of Volette's death. Jax Pavan was inclined to believe that this was actually Baroness Kirma, since several reports said that the Vindalian was quite large. When he confronted her with this evidence, Pavan posited that the Baroness had followed her husband to Volette's residence, fearing that he might buy another light sculpture, then killed the artist when he refused to prevent the sale to Baron Vlacan. Kirma admitted to following her husband, but claimed that she feared he was having an affair with Dejah Duare, and that she did not kill Volette. Vlacan admitted that she Dejah was attractive, but that he had no romantic interest in her. Both the Baron and his wife were then stunned when their domestic droid admitted to killing Volette, and Pavan apologized for his actions by explaining that the allegations were required to force the droid to reveal its actions. (CN2)

Umber, Vlacan
This Vindalian male and his wife, Kirma, were members of a royal family from their homeworld of Vindal. Vlacan held the title of Baron of Flavin Hold on his homeworld of Vindalia, and was a noted patron of the arts, during the final decades of the Old Republic. One of his favorite artists was Ves Volette, and Baron Umber became close friends with the Caamasi sculptor in order to learn about his latest light sculptures. The Baron bought his first light sculpture because of its beauty, then the next two to balance out the display in his estate. He later purchased two more sculptures, and during the period of time between purchases, he became close friends with Ves Volette. In the wake of Volette's murder, Baron Umber came to believe that it had become his obligation to preserve Volette's artwork for future generations.

He explained this belief to Jax Pavan, when the young man and his comrades arrived at the Umber residence to gather information for their own investigation of the murder. Evidence gathered from questioning the beings who lived and worked near Volette's apartments revealed that a Vindalian had been in the area on the night of Volette's death. Jax Pavan was inclined to believe that this was actually Baroness Kirma, since several reports said that the Vindalian was quite large. When he confronted the Umbers with his allegations, Baroness Kirma refused to admit to killing Volette. However, she did admit that she had followed Vlacan to Volette's residence on the night of the murder, hoping to prevent him from having an affair with Dejah Duare. Vlacan was stunned by this admission, but was even more amazed when their domestic droid admitted to the killing. Pavan admitted that he had made up the part about Baroness Umber committing the crime, hoping to force the droid to reveal the truth of its actions. Note that the 'c' in this character's first name has a tail in print, altering the otherwise hard sound. (CN2)

Umber Banks
This location was the site of the final battle of the Wellte-ir Massacre. (SWJ11)

Umber House
This was one of the royal families of the planet Vindalia. Baron Vlacan Umber was considered the head of Umber House, during the early years of the New Order. (CN2)

Umber Scale
This area of space was located on one side of the Spine of Lok, in the Karthakk System. The Kimogila Fanatics took control of the Umber Scale when they defeated the Blood Razor forces in the area. (SWGAL)

Umboo Lightstation
This was one of the many lightstations that marked the path of the Manda-Roon Merchant Route. The Umboo Lightstation was unique in that it was the only one of the lightstations that was maintained by humans, rather than being an automated marker. The Umboo Lightstation was the primary beacon for travelers who were flying to destinations within the Roon System. After Mungo Baobab was imprisoned by Governor Koong, he managed to escape from the Umboo Lightstation with the help of Noop Yeldarb. However, in the course of their escape, the lightstation suffered significant damage, and crashed into an asteroid. (DCAR, WOTC, SWDB, GORW)

Umboo Province
This was one of the many city-states that were created on the planet Roon. Much of the province was infected with the Rooze virus, several years before the Battle of Yavin, when Governor Koong of the Tawntoom Province tried to eliminate any opposition from the inhabitants of Umboo. An antidote was later distributed throughout the Umboo Province to counteract the effects of the virus. (GORW, DCAR)

Umbool Provincial Patrol
This was one of the many provincial police forces established on the planet Roon, after the death of Governor Koong allowed the provinces to have free rein over their territories. One of the first jobs performed by the Umbool Provincial Patrol was the clearing of the remains of Tawntoom Citadel, in an effort to locate any traps set by Koong. Once cleared, the Citadel would serve as the base of operations for the Council of Confederated Provinces. (WOTC, GORW)

Umbra Scale
see Umber Scale (SWGAL)

Umbrag
This Skakoan was a member of the Techno Union, during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. Umbrag served as the Overseer of the Separatist installation on the planet Kynachi, including the overhauling of the KynachTech Industries factory to serve as a droid and weapons manufacturing center. About a year after the Battle of Geonosis, Overseer Umbrag was alerted to the presence of a Jedi-led task force on Kynachi. Ring-Sol Ambase and his Padawan, Nuru Kungurama, were working with clone troopers to investigate the appearance of KynachTech circuitry among the wreckage of the Separatist warship Malevolence. Overseer Umbrag was made aware of Master Ambase's arrival by Cad Bane, who had been hired by Darth Sidious to apprehend and eliminate the Jedi. However, the Separatists were unprepared for the appearance of Kungurama, nor were they ready for the droid known as Cleaver, which eliminated large numbers of Separatist battle droids before closing in on Umbrag's position. Overseer Umbrag tried to back away and make his escape, but a misstep made him fall off a gantry. Umbrag then made his way to a hidden office near the hangar where his Metalorn yacht was waiting. Once in the safety of his office, Umbrag opened a communication channel to Count Dooku, demanding to know why he was now facing two Jedi. Dooku seemed briefly confused, but then ordered Umbrag to destroy the entire factory complex while the Jedi were still inside. Umbrag balked at this, since he had spent years getting the factory ready for operation, but decided it was best to follow Dooku's orders. Overseer Umbrag set off the self-destruct mechanism, then fled Kynachi in his yacht. (SM1)

Umgil, Hoddas
One of Nichos Marr's childhood companions. Together, they searched for Plett's Well, regardles of the warnings about the kretch. (COJ)

Umgiya
This species of prickly bush was native to the planet Ithor. (GCG)

Umgiya
This Ithorian surname referred to a species of prickly, Ithorian shrub, according to historian who studied the Ithorian race. (GCG)

Umgul
A moist, cool world, Umgul was located in the Mid Rim. Because of its environment, Umgul was continually shrouded in dense fog and low-hanging clouds. Gambling was the primary economic force on the planet, and Umgul was the home of the Umgullian blob races. The average day on Umgul lasted 25 standard hours, and its year encompassed 361 local days. (JS, JASB)

Umgul City
The capital city of the planet Umgul, Umgul City was the site of the most prestigious blob races. The city was surrounded by a sluggish river, and bordered by broad flatlands. (JS, JASB)

Umgullian Blob
Resembling balls of phlegm more than a living creature, Umgullian blobs were bred for a wide varietyf of purposes, although most were used as racing animals for wagering on the planet Umgul. In reality, the blobs were large, single-celled creatures with limited intelligence. There were many different kinds of blobs, including the racing thoroughbreds, and some with culinary or medicinal purposes. Color and markings varied from one individual to another, making them easy to identify. On Umgul, blob racing was a sport with a near-religious following, and any attempt to alter a blob to make it move faster was met with the death penalty. (JS, OWS)

Umgullian Blob Gelatin
This unusual form of flavored gelatin was created by using the dissolved proteins from Umgullian blobs that had been raised for culinary purposes. This dissolved protein gelatinized at room temperatures, creating a jiggling side dish that could have a variety of colors and flavors. (OWS)

Umgullian Racing Commission
This was the committee which oversaw the sport of blob racing, on the planet Umgul. In addition to monitoring races for adherence to the rules, the Umgullian Racing Commission was responsible for posting information on individual blobs, tracking all wagers and payouts, and administering punishment to those individuals who tried to cheat. (JS, HNN4)

Umi, Bjork
This bounty hunter was one of the many who ostensibly joined either the Peace Brigade or the Yuuzhan Vong themselves, during the aliens' invasion of the galaxy. When Senator Viqi Shesh began to make arrangements for the assassination of Chief of State Borsk Fey'lya, the alien Warmaster, Tsavong Lah, provided Umi's services to Senator Shesh. While the plan for Fey'lya's execution was sound, it was thwarted by the efforts of the YVH-1 prototype droid assigned to Fey'lya. (SBS)

U-min-relas
This was the Snivvian word for "hospital." (HNN5)

U-min-udas
This was the Snivvian word for "help." (HNN5)

Umi-yumi
This was the Gungan name of a dessert that was made with sulfured flatfish. (GPB)

Umjing Baab and his Swinging Trio
This group of Rughja often performed rughja music at the Star Winds aboard the Queen of Empire during the years prior to the Battle of Yavin. (RD)

Umka
This verb from the Jawan language translated into Basic as "to walk." (GPB)

UML
see Underground Mag-Lev (CN1)

Ummar
This dark-skinned, young woman was a native of the planet Contruum. During the height of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, she held the rank of Major in the New Republic military, and served on her homeworld as General Airen Cracken's chief adjutant. (UF)

Umnub
This spinning planetoid was the smaller of the two moons that orbited the planet Sullust. Although it was incapable of supporting life, Umnub was extensively mined for ores and minerals by the Sullustans during the height of the Old Republic. The mines finally played out about a thousand years before the Galactic Civil War, and the Umnub facilities were abandoned. (GORW)

Umo ji muna
This alien phrase was common among the bounty hunters of the galaxy, nearly a century after the war against the Yuuzhan Vong. It translated into Basic as "I owe you one", and was sometimes confused with the phrase Uma ji muna, which meant "I love you". (SWLB, SWLL)

Umos
This was one of the many Bothan clans. Membership in the clan was denoted by the suffix 'mos added to an individual's family name. (GCG, WOTC)

Umpass-stay
This huge Klatooinan was one of Jabba the Hutt's palace drummers. Born into slavery on the colony world of Shawti, Umpass-stay had been part of clan Desilijic since birth. He had become a trusted advisor to Shebba Kalshi Desilijic, but once misjudged the intentions of Shebba's nephew, Jabba. Jabba had Shebba executed for his mistrust, and took possession of Umpass-stay. Umpass-stay became a spy for Jabba, helping keep tabs on the comings and goings of the beings in the Hutt's Tatooine palace. Umpass-stay and Ak-Rev were also two of Jabba's most trusted bodyguards, and the Hutt required them to play the drums with each band that came to the palace. Many bands refused, citing that their drum-playing clashed artistically. In the aftermath of Jabba's death near the Pit of Carkoon, Umpass-stay was temporarily free, and tried to reach Mos Eisley with Ak-Rev. On the way, they were ambushed by a group of Tusken Raiders, who killed Ak-Rev but let Umpass-stay go free. After reaching Mos Eisley, Umpass-stay met up with Darson Kinderlot, who agreed to transport him to Hutt Space. Once there, Umpass-stay went to work for Jocoro Desilijic Tiure on Du Hatta. (RJSE, CCG9, MTSE, SWDB, SWI67)

Umpee
This word from the Jawan language translated into Basic as "empire." (GPB)

Umrach
This unusual creature was bioengineered by the Yuuzhan Vong, and set loose in the underworld of Coruscant, shortly after the alien invaders took control of the planet. Half reptile, half mollusk, the umrach stood on two stout legs. Its arms were insectile tentacles, and its head was a mass of waving tentacles. The mouth of the umrach was filled with spear-like teeth, which it used to impale it prey. For its large size, the umrach was surprisingly fast, and could catch a running person in no time. These creatures were designed to help eliminate any survivors from the Battle of Coruscant, so that the Yuuzhan Vong could transform Coruscant into a simulacrum of their long-lost homeworld, Yuuzhan'tar. (WOTC)

Umron
This Herglic term was used to describe a being who was so stupid, he didn't even know he was an idiot. (PGT)

Um'Tal
Known in common circles as the Sky Stone, this wondrously ancient artifact was rumored to be located somewhere on the planet Teh'Jar II. (HR)

Umul
This was one of the primary sources of meat hunted by the Bosphs on their homeworld. (SWJ13)

Umwak
This Dulok shaman, a contemporary of King Gorneesh, detested Ewoks. (ECAR)

Un
This was a common component used to create the names given to Cerean males. In general, male Cereans given an individual name, which was added to the names of their father and grandfather. Complete male names were arranged based on harmony and cadence, but the literal meanings were arranged to ensure proper descriptions. The name Un referred to a commander or leader. In an archaic meaning, Un also meant "one who carries a lance". (GCG)

Un tata tull uta
This Ewokese phrase translated roughly into Basic as "We all got in the vehicle." (E6, GPB)

UN-271
This was the communications channel used by the starport authority on the planet Dulin, for communicating messages to incoming starships. (PSPG)

Una
A Twi'leki clan on Ryloth. Bib Fortuna was a member of this clan, but was ostracized because of his allegiance to Jabba the Hutt. The clan's name meant "graceful" in the Twi'leki language. (KT, GCG)

Una
This was the Gungan word for the number 1. (GPB)

Unarzis
This was the Snivvian word for "Separatist." (HNN5)

Unbelievers
This was the term used by the members of the Believers to describe any member of the Jedi Order. (MCT3)

Unbelievers
see Believers (FOC3)

Uncanny One, The
This was a moniker used by many bounty hunters to describe the Gand hunter Zuckuss. (NEGC)

Unch, Sil
This Neimoidian served as a communications officer during the blockade of the planet Naboo. Sil Unch specialized in the programming of droid command ships and droid control interfaces, and was known to have disliked taking orders from Daultay Dofine. Sil Unch perished in the Battle of Naboo. (YJC6, CCG15)

Uncle Chesko's
This was a seedy bar located on the moon Nar Shadda. (SWI67)

Uncle Colonel
This was the affectionate nickname used by Night Forael Wren to describe Colonel Rast'Tul, during the time she spent as a captive in his home on Thaere Privo, during the years following the Battle of Naboo. Night was unaware that Rast'Tul had kidnapped her and taken her from her parents as part of a Thaereian plot to force Senator Lavina Wren into accepting Thaereian control of the Cularin System. Rast'Tul told the young girl that her parents had placed her in his care, until the problems in the Cularin System could be resolved. (NET3)

Uncle Nyyv's Floating Eatery
Owned and operated by the Sullustan Nyyv during the height of the New Order, this popular restaurant was located on Streysel Island, on the planet Vaynai. The restaurant was unique in that it could move from place to place, allowing Nyyv to serve hot, homecooked meals to arriving spacers, often before they passed through customs. The restaurant itself was created on an old Ubrikkian transport barge, which was equipped with a tractor beam projector that allowed Nyyv to sidle to a newly arrived ship and offer its crew a hearty meal. The Eatery proved to be quite popular, as Nyyv understood that the only thing most starship crews wanted more than a warm bed as a good meal, after eating the chemicals manipulated by most onboard autochefs. (GMR8)

Uncle Ono
This was Padme' Amidala's nickname for her fellow Senator, Onaconda Farr, who was an old friend of Padme's father. Note that in episode 8 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, it was stated that Senator Farr had been Padme's father's strongest ally in the Senate, although Ruwee Naberrie had never served as Senator himself. (CWTV08)

Uncloseable Eye
According to the Chalactan religion, the Uncloseable Eye was the highest expression of the Chalactan Enlightenment. Those Chalactan Adepts who had come to understand the Uncloseable Eye were marked by the Greater Mark of Illumination. (SHPT)

Unconscious
This was a term used by the new Jedi Order to describe the Gorog hive's influence on the Will of the Colony. According to the Jedi, the Gorog acted as the evil part of the collective Will, subconsciously driving the Colony to execute on its own plans. (DN2)

Undauntable
This Imperial-class Star Destroyer was under the command of Admiral Helaw, during the early years of the New Order. As the oldest ship in the fleet that patrolled the Atrivis Sector of the galaxy, the Undauntable was known as much for its spotless service record as for its spotless appearance. The ship served as one of the primary defensive vessels that patrolled the sector during the construction of the first Death Star. Admiral Helaw made several stops as the space station to visit his old friend, Conan Antonio Motti. During one of these visits, the Undauntable was loaded with a sabotaged ammunition shipment from the Omega Gaila. The crate had been sabotaged rebel agents on Gall, in an effort to destroy the Death Star. Instead, the ammunition was loaded aboard the Star Destroyer, where it exploded. Admiral Helaw and a percentage of the crew were killed when the Star Destroyer exploded. (DSTR)

Undaunted
This was one of two Republic gunships that were dispatched to subdue the Almas Academy, in the hours following the command from Darth Sidious to execute Order 66. Jedi Master Darrus Jeht returned to the Cularin System shortly after the Undaunted and her sister gunship, the Primal, launched their attack. He witnessed them taking out several starships, most of which contained Jedi who were trying to escape from Almas.

Launching a daring attack, Jeht pretended that his own vessel, the Malestrom, was a support vessel that was just arriving for in-system clean-up, then passed between the two gunships and opened fire. The Undaunted took heavy damage in the attack, and only barely rolled away as the Maelstrom turned her weapons on the Primal. As it passed, the Maelstrom's clone troopers continued their barrage, taking out the Undaunted's drive systems. The resulting explosion ripped through the gunship's fuel cells, and the Undaunted exploded in a ball of fire. (LFCW)

Under Minister
This was the title given to a member of the New Republic who served the Minister of State in some capacity. Each major branch of the New Republic, military or otherwise, had an Under Minister in charge of its operations. (GG8)

Under Split, The
This was a starfighter dogfighting tactic in which one ship of a pair of defenders turned into the pursuit of enemy fighters, drawing their fire away from the defender's wingman. Then, as the enemy ships turned to pursue the first ship, the defending wingman could then roll under the enemies and fire at their undersides. This maneuver was considered quite dangerous, as it opened the lead defender to the open fire of the enemy ships. Unless the trailing wingman could take out the enemies, both ships became easy targets for the enemy. Many times, especially when it was recognized that one of the defenders was a relatively green combat pilot, enemy fighters would allow the defenders to attempt the under split, drawing them into easy kill positions. (RASB)

Underbid
This was the name of a cracian thumper which was raced at the Heatherdowns Hotel and Track, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (TSIA)

Undercity
This was one of the most dangerous sections of the planet Taris, during the Sith War some 4,000 years before the Battle of Yavin. Located beneath the Lower City, the Undercity was the domain of the rakghouls. (KOTOR)

Undercity
This was the name used to describe the lowest levels of the immense city-pyramid that dominated the habitable landmass of the planet Aargau. Beginning at Level Seven, the Undercity was accessible only by a few known entrances. A wealth of illicit and clandestine passages were established, lost, and rebuilt over the centuries, allowing all manner of beings to reach the level. Much of the Undercity was set aside for criminal activities, and black-market moneychangers were especially plentiful, garnering a profit from those beings who didn't want to deal with the Aargau banking authorities. (BF3)

Underdwellers
This was the term used to describe those beings who were forced to live below the surface of the planet Coruscant, during the early years of the New Republic. The Underdwellers were forced to live underground for any number of reasons, many of which were economic or personal in nature. They clung tenaciously to their meager existences, and resisted those who thought they were easy targets. (AFA)

Underground Mag-Lev
This network of safehouses and travels routes was established by the Whiplash rebel group on the planet Coruscant, during the months that followed the formation of the Galactic Empire. Whiplash volunteers maintained the various points along the UML, but there were no exact pathways between them, in order to throw off any pursuit. The UML was used to move expatriots and former members of the Jedi Order to safer locations, with the goal of getting them onto safe transports for that they could flee to other worlds. The advantage that the organizations of the UML played upon was the fact that there were billions of beings on Coruscant, many of whom were traveling offplanet on business or pleasure trips. Thus, those beings who were moving along the Underground Mag-Lev could be escorted to spaceports along public accessways by simply blending into the crowd. In cases where Whiplash operatives discovered they were being followed, they could direct their charges into any number of tunnels and passageways in order to avoid their pursuit, while still moving closer to their destination. Knowledge of these tunnels had been erased from Imperial databanks by a high-ranking member of the Whiplash organization who paid for their secrecy with his life. (CN1, CN3)

Underground, The
This was the primary cantina which was in operation on the moon of Tilnes, during the last decades of the Old Republic. It was operated by the Rodian named Maris Gen, and was located below the moon's surface. It catered to the needs of the miners who worked on Tilnes. (LFC)

Underlevel 20
This residential sector of Imperial City, on the planet Coruscant, was noted for its dark streets and thoroughfares. The darkness was necessary because most of the residents of Underlevel 20 were beings who came from worlds that were lit by dim stars. Despite its ominous appearance, Underlevel 20 was anything but a slum. (CN2)

Underlord
This was the name given to the leader of the criminal organization known as Black Sun. (SWI89)

Under-Palatine
This was an elevated political rank observed on the planet Troxar. Most under-palatines were dispatched as ambassadors to other worlds. (YDR)

Underslung Rotary Blaster Carbine
Produced by Merr-Sonn during the height of the New Order, the Underslung Rotary was unusual in its design. First, true to its name, the Underslung Rotary had a ring of galven timed galven coils which rotated into firing position. This allowed individual barrels to coll before being used again, reducing the risk of the weapon overheating. Second, the Underslung was just that, resembling an inverted blaster. It was carried at the hip in an underhanded grip, and didn't need to be raised to be fired. While the weapon's appearance and unique firing mechanism made it popular when it was introduced, the Underslung soon lost its appeal, and became a collector's item. (AEG)

Understar
This was the codename given by the Alliance to the Imperial base located in Fara's Belt, in the Rolion Sector of the galaxy. Imperial Major Herrit thwarted an Alliance attack on the base by planting false information for the Alliance to pick up. Herrit knew from intercepted rebel coomunications that the attack was coming, but was unsure which of Rolion Sector's bases was actually Understar. So, he had each base commander report a different problem, and waited an incoming Alliance transmission aboiut Understar.

Because the Alliance believed that Understar was experiencing a "gravitational flunctuation malfunction," Herrit was able to pinpoint Understar's location in Fara's Belt. He then laid a trap, which was sprung as soon as the Alliance began its attack. Thanks to Major Herrit's craftiness, none of the rebel ships involved in the attack survived the Imperial trap. (RASB, OWS)

Undervector
This band's music was a combination of natural sounds from their homeworld. It was also discovered that their music could be worked out in a mathematical equation to define the output of a quantum vector. They were popular in the years immediately following the Battle of Endor. (XWWP)

Underworld Inn
This was one of the stark hostels that were able to survive in the undercity of Coruscant, during the final years of the Old Republic. In the wake of the Clone Wars, the Underworld Inn became a stopping point for those members of the Erased who were seeking out Solace. (LJ3)

Und'l
This Buzchub once contracted a group of New Republic agents to help him move cargo from Nigel IV to Lohopa II. Und'l maintained Imperial sympathies, and often worked for them. He was unaware of the Republic agents' affiliation, but then again he also believed he was moving spice. In fact, the remnants of the Empire were using him to transport lexonite to strategic worlds. Like many space-faring Buzchubs, Und'l wore a translator around his neck, in order to help him converse in Basic. (TSK)

Undrarian
This territory of the planet Baralou was controlled by the Krikthasi. (PG1)

Unduine's
This Kuari Princess restaurant was famous for serving 16 kinds of ribs. (RM)

Unduli, Luminara
This Mirialan woman was one of the many Jedi Knights who were active in the years leading up to the Jedi Purge of Emperor Palpatine. A brown-skinned woman with luminous blue eyes and facial tattoos that signified her skills in battle, Luminara was one of the Jedi Council's most trusted advisors. She also served the Old Republic, both as an advisor and as a Jedi. Luminara's tattooes were unusual, with a pattern of diamonds covering her chin and small patterns atop each knuckle. In the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo, Luminara provided assistance to Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi, during their investigation of Arwen Cohl. Some ten years later, while in charge of the training of Barriss Offee, Luminara accompanied Obi-Wan and his Padawan, Anakin Skywalker, to the planet Ansion, where they were able to form a alliance between the city dwellers and the nomads of the plains, averting the secession of Ansion from the Republic. Their efforts nearly went for naught, as the Jedi were almost defeated at the Battle of Geonosis.

Both Unduli and her Padawan fought bravely, but were badly outnumbered by the droid armies of the Separatists. Only the arrival of Master Yoda and the clone troopers of the Army of the Republic saved the day. As the Clone Wars raged across the galaxy, Master Unduli became known as one of the Jedi Order's most gifted negotiators. She traveled to many different worlds - sometimes, in the company of Governor Willhuf Tarkin, who represented the Old Republic - to negotiate with the Separatist leaders. Master Unduli was assigned to lead the recovery of Nute Gunray from Rodia, where the Separatist Viceroy had been captured by Padme' Amidala. She was paired with Anakin Skywalker's Padawan, Ahsoka Tano, during the mission, and Master Unduli greatly underestimated the strength of Asajj Ventress. Ahsoka's own experiences in fighting the Rattataki assassin forced Master Unduli to realize that her own knowledge was not perfect, and she later apologized to Ahsoka for not taking her seriously. Although Gunray eventually escaped, Master Unduli continued to serve on the front lines. In the wake of the First Battle of Coruscant, Master Unduli was dispatched to Kashyyyk with the task force led by Jedi Master Yoda. However, when Darth Sidious revealed his true nature and killed Mace Windu, he sent out communications to the various clone commanders to execute Order 66. Upon hearing the order, the clone troopers led by Commander Faie opened fire on Unduli, utterly destroying the defenseless Jedi Master as she was trying to heal injured Wookiees and get wounded clone troopers onto medical transport ships. Official reports that aired later on Imperial HoloVision claimed that Master Unduli was killed for her part in the Jedi conspiracy to overthrow the Republic. (OWS, COD, SWI58, APS, SWDB, BF6, IS3, SWI87, RHE, CWTV09)

Undying Flame
This was the name of the religious sect of the Yuuzhan Vong, dedicated to the worship of Yun-Q'aah and Yun-Txiin. Members of the Undying Flame religion often had they bodies physically altered to appear male from one profile and female from the other, represented the sibling deities of love and hate and all things opposite. (SBS)

Une
This was the spoken language of the Unet race. (LEV)

Une
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 Une came from an archaic name that meant "mother who wields weapons." More modern usage indicated a feminine warrior. (GCG)

Unearthed
This was the name of the Firespray-31 light freighter that was owned and operated by the noted archaeologist, Aach Een. (UA)

Unet
This was a species of four-armed, insectile beings. Many Unets fled their homeworld during the Clone Wars, after it was subjugated by Separatist forces. One entire family fled in a freighter that was attacked by pirates, and they ended up in The Works district of Coruscant, after their "guide" led them to the Grungeon Block before stealing their money and abandoning them. (LEV)

Unfyr Warriors
This ancient brotherhood was the main military force of the Ka'hren people. They were known for their use of the rantok sword. Many of their gods and their beliefs lived on in the Jydan religion. (AIR)

Ungasan
This surname was common among human settlements found throughout in the galaxy. (GCG)

Ungasan, Kaeline
This man was an employee of the Corporate Sector Authority who had few morals and no loyalties. He was also an up-and-coming crimelord who tried to rival the Desilijic Hutts by sponsoring a cross-country podrace on Ando Prime, in direct competition to the Ando Overland race. The race, the Ungasan Cross Country, was actually a front for an illegal mining operation. After the Desilijic Hutts had Jer Blankuna hire a team of freelance agents to locate Ree, whom they claimed was their son, Kaeline's connections to the CSA were exposed, bringing down his criminal organization and earning him imprisonment. (GMR2)

Ungasan Cross Country
This podracing event was held on the planet Ando Prime, during the early years of the New Order. It was sponsored by the crimelord Kaeline Ungasan, and was actually a front to cover up Ungasan's illegal mining operations on the planet. The race was distinct from other events in that it started from a different location each time it was run, providing a different course each time while covering up the mining activities. Ungasan hoped that the race would undercut the Desilijic clan's control on Ando Prime, in an effort to expand his own criminal empire. (GMR2)

Ungeth
This being was a Professor of anatomy and physiology at the University of Sanbra for many years, during the last decades of the Old Republic. He was a constant companion to Professor Iliox Argunn, and never ceased to be amazed at Professor Argunn's skills. (GMR7)

Unglan, Vrir
This Gungan was living on his homeworld of Naboo during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (SWG2P)

Ungo, Trask
This man was a soldier who served aboard the Endar Spire during the height of the Great Sith War. He was killed aboard the ship when he confronted a Dark Jedi warrior, allowing his bunkmate and several other soldiers to escape. (KOTOR)

Uni
This was the name adopted by Kad Chun, after he returned to his homeworld of Telos from Coruscant, where he had attended the investigation into the death of his brother, Bruck. When he found that Telos was so ecolocigally damaged that it was beyond repair, he decided to set out with a group of others to remove himself from the galaxy. Uni founded the BioCruiser and collected a group of followers from other damaged worlds. Two years after the Battle of Naboo, Uni allowed the Jedi Knights to come aboard the ship at the behest of the Old Republic Senate, to investigate allegations of brainwashing and coersion. He was not happy to learn that the Jedi investigators were Anakin Skywalker and his teacher, Obi-Wan Kenobi. The old hatred Kad Chun held for Obi-Wan surfaced, but Uni was careful to keep it in check. (JAD)

Uni-Environmental Survival Suit
As the name implies, this multi-purpose suit provided the wearer a high level of protection in a number of planetary environments. It protected the wearer from extremes in heat or cold, humidity or dryness, and also gave a measure of defense against mild radiation levels. (POM)

Unification Gala
This festival marked the high point of Tapani Sector's Capital Season. It celebrated the unification of the worlds of Tapani Sector by Shey Tapani, some 6,000 years before the Battle of Endor. The hosting of the gala was switched to a different House each year, in order to ensure that no House obtained any particular benefit from hosting it. (TSIA)

Unification Policies
This set of legal guidelines and recommendations was championed by Supreme Chancellor Tarsus Valorum, during the years following the Battle of Ruusan, to help reunite the far-flung star systems that made up the Old Republic. The enactment of the Unification Policies allowed the Galactic Senate to enforce the regulations of membership in the Republic, an act that many groups saw as a form of bullying. Nearly a hundred separatist groups sprang up after the Unification Policies were approved, all tying vainly to oppose the government's ability to keep a star system in the Republic. (DBRT)

Unification Summit
This was to be the culmination of the Galactic Alliance's efforts to repair the damage that was done during the Second Galactic Civil War. Chief of State Natasi Daala struggled to bring the galaxy back together under a common government, and the Unification Summit was set up so that she could discuss a lasting peace with Jagged Fel, the Head of State of the Imperial Remnant, as well as representatives of those planets that still supported The Confederation. The Hapes Consortium was also invited to the initial meetings, but the wording of the invitation from the Galactic Alliance appeared to indicate that Hapan participation was less critical that that of the Imperials or The Confederation. The Hapans declined to join the meetings, refusing to be seen as having a lower status that the others. Many political analysts believed that this was an elaborate ploy by Chief of State Daala to focus the attention of the initial meetings on the Imperial Remnant, and that later meetings would provide the Hapans with a chance to take center stage in the negotiations. (FJ1)

Unification Wars
According to Old Republic historians, the Unification Wars were fought some 25,000 years before the Clone Wars, and resulted in the formation of the Old Republic itself. It was believed that the ancient Bendu augmented the forces of the fledgling Jedi Order to overcome the forces of evil to help the Republic's founders win the wars. (X3)

Unified Factions
This was the governing body of the Kroctari people. It became highly disillusioned with the lack of control exerted on the galaxy by the New Republic, especially during the Caamas Incident, and welcomed the chance to rejoin Moff Disra's Imperial faction. (VOF)

Unified Legislature
This was the name of the democratic government formed by the Civilized and the Workers, some fifteen years before the Battle of Naboo. It replaced the totalitarian government of the Civilized Authority. Note that in Jedi Apprentice: The Death of Hope this body was known as the United Legislature. (TTB, DOH)

Unified Ruurian Colonies
This was the name of the political body which governed the various worlds inhabited by the Ruurians. (ECH)

Unifier of Utapau
This was a term often used to describe Timon Medon. (SWCL)

UniFumi
This chemical agent was used to decontaminate an area of possible contagion. It was used in a contained environment, in order maximize the effectiveness of the chemical. UniFumi was developed to eradicate a wide variety of contagions. (BP)

UniFy
This corporation, based on the planet Telos some twelve years before the Battle of Naboo, was discovered to be a front for the work of Offworld Mining, as part of Xanatos' plans to gain personal power. UniFy was charged with restoring the parks and natural lands of the planet. To fund this operation, UniFy developed and sponsored the game Katharsis, which gave it almost complete control over the use of Telos' natural resources. UniFy went so far as to rig the games of Katharsis, always ensuring that at least one of the final three bettors was under their control. This allowed Xanatos to gain a foothold with Offworld, which would move in an mine Telos. Unfortunately for Xanatos, his former master Qui-Gon Jinn intervened and destroyed his plans. Xanatos was killed in battle, and Telos was freed from industrial destruction. (DOR)

Unifying Force
This was the facet of The Force which focused on the future and its bearing on a Jedi's place in the present. Those Jedi who studied the Unifying Force understood that the future was constantly in motion, but sought to understand this motion and develop an understanding of their place within achieving the highest of ideals. This facet complimented the Living Force, which connected a Jedi Knight to the living beings which surrounded him, and the Physical Force, which allowed a Jedi to use the Force to manipulate objects around him. It was this aspect of the Force that was perhaps the least understood of the three, a fact that was all the more obvious after the Jedi Purge. As Luke Skywalker set out to rebuild the Jedi Knights after the Battle of Endor, his own training led him to concentrate on the Living Force and Physical Force. It wasn't until the Yuuzhan Vong invaded the galaxy, and the Fosh Jedi Vergere returned from her self-imposed exile among them, that Luke began to consider what the Unifying Force meant to the new Jedi Knights. (PJSB, UF)

UniGuard
This was the corporate simplification Universal Guardians, Incorporated. (WSV)

Unill, Mierme
This Jedi Knight was dispatched to Mon Gazza to investigate the grisly murders of several ore miners, shortly after the Battle of Naboo. Her investigation stalled until she learned that a young Padawan on Coruscant named Zett Jukassa had started having visions that were eerily connected to the killings. She appealed to the Jedi Council for permission to tell Jukassa about his past, and it was then that she learned he had been born on Mon Gazza as Warpoc Skamini. She also learned that his parents were among the dead. With information she gathered from the young boy, Unill was able to expose a group of Black Sun extortionists as the killers. Upon returning to Coruscant, she then took Jukassa as her Padawan. Unfortunately, Unill was killed during the Clone Wars, and Jukassa was left to train under the guidance of Cin Drallig. (SWDB)

Unillian
This was the moon of the planet Draenell's Point, located in the Bissillirus System of Trax Sector. (GMK)

Unilliten Industries
This corporation established a scientific research base on the frozen world of Outpost, in the Bissillirus System. It was unknown what, exactly, they were looking for on the planet. (GMK)

Union of Fabricants, Plastoid Molders, and Allied Trades, Local 61
This was one of the many labor union offices that were found in the city of Athar, on the planet JanFathal, during the final years of the Old Republic. (CWNOP)

Union Sentry Droid
This six-legged sentry droid was insectile in appearance, with the legs sprouting from a motorized platform. The main body was a flattened cylinder that was attached to the platform on a short pylon, and contained a small blaster weapon for defense. (SWGAL)

Unipod Droid
This was the term used to describe automata similar to the RIC-series of labor droids. Unipods lacked legs for locomotion, relying instead on a single wheel to move them about. Despite their use as labor droids, unipods required sophisticated internal gyro-mechanisms to maintaint heir balance. (VD2)

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

Unique Selling Point
This was a slang term used by the leaders of the Grand Army of the Republic to describe any situation that covered up a disaster with fancy descriptions and carefully-worded warnings. Sometimes referred to as simply a USP, the unique selling point was often used to convince someone to do something that they might normally have avoided. (RCTC)

Unis Islands
This chain of islands dotted the oceans of Kaal, and formed the locations of the major resort areas of the planet. When Emperor Palpatine died at Endor, Jeng Droga crashed his ship into the oceans of Kaal in an effort to join his fallen master. The resulting tidal waves wiped out most of the resorts on the islands, causing the Empire to abandon the planet. (SWJ7)

UniScan
This was the name of Melihat's ground-based, uni-directional sensor system. This system employed a turret-mounted sensor dish that could provide details on the terrain it scanned, up to a distance of about ten kilometers. Because this was a uni-directional sensor system, the UniScan could only provide information on the terrain directly in front of it. Additionally, the sensor beam was not capable of probing through solid rock and other dense materials, making the UniScan of limited value in hilly or mountainous terrain. (RASB)

UniSlice
This ancient security code breaker was produced by Duwani Mechanical Products. Designed for military use, the UniSlice could break through the sophisticated electronic locks used by criminals. (TOJC)

Unisuit
This was a generic term used to describe the one-piece uniforms worn by most factory workers of the Old Republic. (DOR)

Unit 26
This was one of the commando droids that were sent to take over the Old Republic's listening post on the Rishi moon, during the era of the Clone Wars. The Separatists hoped to knock out the listening post, in order to prevent the Republic from discovering its activities in the sector. Unit 26 was destroyed by the clone troopers who were stationed at the listening post, and the clones later pretended to be Unit 26 in order to gain access to the post. The clones used Unit 26's head to fool the other droids into opening the blast doors, then blasted their way into the building. (CWTV05)

Unit 8826
This was the designation of one of the Separatist battle droids that was dispatched to the surface of Ukio, during the height of the Clone Wars, as part of Project Instinction. Unit 8826 was cut down by Tyzen Xebec and Sanya, two young Jedi students who were on the planet as part of the Republic's task force to confront the Separatist forces. Sanya then took Unit 8826's STAP and set off to make sure other Republic troopers were not being affected by the sonic disturbances that were being created on the planet. (CWOC2)

Unit Theta
This branch of Scandium Team was known for its high success rate, as well as its high mortality rate. It was under the command of Dutra Zeneta. (SWJ10)

Unit Zed
This was the nickname of a Level-One Security Droid C-3PO and R2-D2 met on Hosk Station following the evacuation of the spaceport, during the height of the New Order. Unit Zed was a SoroSuub 501-Z police droid, and was in charge of Hosk Robotic Security when he quickly gained the support of Threepio, Artoo, and a motley collection of leftover droids. Together, they manage to reroute a potential explosion on the station, as well as foil Olag Greck's attempt to steal a load of ash ore. They then pursued Greck across space to Nar Shaddaa, where Unit Zed was wounded by Greck's bodyguard, Xob, before he was destroyed by Forno. Note that Droids - Rebellion states that Unit Zed was a fourth-degree security droid. (DRO, EGD, TGD)

Unit, The
This was the simple term used by the group of Jedi Knights that included Valin and Jysella Horn, Bazel Warv, and Yaqeel Saav'etu, during the years that followed the Yuuzhan Vong War. (FJ1, FJ2)

Unitary
This was the name of a small, finger-sized display system that allowed an individual to view personal data, such as banking and financial status. The unitary contained a small screen that could be unfolded with a flick of the wrist, and a built-in transceiver allowed a being to see updated information at a moment's notice. (CN2)

UniTech Diagnostics Systems
This computer manufacturer made a number of devices designed to allow the user to interface with mainframe computers. Many of these devices have systems that reroute normal security systems to allow quick, untraced entry into the system. Imperial forces and many corporate technicians used them in dangerous areas where damaged systems or breaches might cause an entire shutdown if not fixed quickly. The Alliance managed to obtain some of these "patches" and used them to enter Imperial computers. (SWJ10)

United Council of Bith Musicians
This galaxy-spanning guild of Bith musicians pledged its support to the Diversity Alliance, during the early years of the New Republic. The members agreed to create patriotic songs that spoke to the ideals and goals of the Diversity Alliance, and to play these songs at concerts across the galaxy. The New Republic Intelligence agency later discovered that these Bith musicians were using their concerts to cover up the fact that they were smuggling blasters and other weapons to members of the Diversity Alliance on other worlds. (DIV, JB)

United Jedi Cluster-Mind
This was Han Solo's phrase to describe the Force-meld developed by the Jedi Knights, during the New Republic's struggle against the Yuuzhan Vong. (DW)

United Legislature
see Unified Legislature (DOH)

United Ouruvot Communications
This telecommunications corporation handled the communications network which connected the city of Cuipernam to the rest of the planet Ansion, during the last decades of the Old Republic. (APS)

United Separatists
One of the many political factions which vied for Leia Organa-Solo's favor during the early years of her tenure as Chief of State of the New Republic. (POT)

United Tribes Agreements
This was the name given to the treaties and agreements that were made between the various Eickarie and Lakra tribes when they formed the United Tribes of Kariek. (FB)

United Tribes Command
This was the name given to the military leaders of the United Tribes of Kariek. After the signing of the United Tribes Agreements, the UTC was placed in command of those Eickarie and Lakra forces that agreed to abide by the Agreements. However, the militaristic control exerted by the UTC only served to perpetuate the need for vengeance among tribes and races that had fueled their centuries-long civil war. After the defeat of the Warlord, the two peoples agreed to form the InterTribal Council to oversee the actions of the UTC. Under the direction of the InterTribal Council, they were primarily responsible for determining how best to protect the interests of Kariek. (FB)

United Tribes of Kariek
This was the name of the bipartisan government established by the Eickarie and the Lakra, on their homeworld of Kariek, during the years leading up to the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. The leaders of each race decided to form the United Tribes of Kariek after centuries of near-constant civil war, but their control over Kariek was opposed by the Warlord. The set of treaties and alliancess that formed the UTK were known as the United Tribes Agreements. The UTK was forced to ask the Imperial Remnant for assistance in defeating the Warlord, but were unhappy that the Imperials kept the Warlord alive for questioning, rather than turning him over to the UTK for trial and execution. (FB)

UnitedChem/SoroSuub University
An institute of higher learning, UC/SSU maintained an oceanographic institute on Trieron. (PG1)

Uniting Day
This was the name given to the beginning of the process of creating a Sekotan starship. It was during this time that the seed-partners choose their eventual masters. (RP)

Unity Green
This was one of the many public parks that were established on the planet Coruscant, in the wake of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. As its name suggested, Unity Green was created to honor the new-found allegiance between the Galactic Alliance and the Yuuzhan Vong, and signified their combined efforts to rebuild the planet into a world that both could look to as their capital. (DN1)

Unity of Community
Shortly before the Clone Wars, this was the largest political movement occurring on the planet Ansion, at the time when the natives of the planet were threatening to secede from the Republic. Formed from businessbeings and city dwellers, the Unity movement believed that they held the responsibility of guiding Ansion's political future, deeming that the nomadic Alwari were never going to agree with them anyway. The members of the Unity agreed that the only way Ansion would remain a member world of the Republic was if the city dwellers and the Alwari came to an agreement on the utilization of Ansion's natural resources. (APS)

Unity, The
This was an ancient term for the Force, often attributed to the Sorcerers of Tund. (TOJC, WOTC)

Univamp StarParts
This starship parts and repair facility was located on the eastern side of the primary starport on Betha II. It was owned by a Chadra-Fan named Gwinnec Strov, shortly after the Battle of Bilbringi. He was decidedly anti-Human in his stance, and believed that humans hoarded all the best starship parts for themselves. (SWJ8)

Universal Combat Droid
These automata were designed to be the ultimate fighting machines, capable of bringing to bear an incredible range of firepower. Developed in the Kol Huro System twelve years before the Battle of Naboo, the series failed because the power supplies available to its designers were insufficient to provide the droid with locomotion. The droids had too much weaponry added to their frames to move about. They were well over four meters in height, when laid out on the ground, and were incredibly dumb machines. (RP)

Universal Computer Interface
This device, produced by MerenData, was designed to translate a multitude of computer interface languages, allowing the user to access and work with unfamiliar computer systems. (GFT)

Universal Conscription Bill
This New Republic law was approved during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, and gave the Republic the ability to augment its armed forces with selective service initiatives. (HT)

Universal Credit
This was the standard form of money used in the galaxy, according to the Marvel Comics Star Wars series. (LTA3)

Universal Cutting Tool
Often referred to simply as a UCT, this slang term was used by the Special Operations units of the Alliance to describe a lightsaber. (GG9)

Universal Data Exchange
This was the encryption method used throughout the galaxy to code data onto datacards. All of the datapads produced can read the data on UDE datacards. (BTS)

Universal Encyclopedia
This was another name for the Encyclopedia Galactica. (PM16)

Universal Energy Cage
A holding cell designed by Umak Leth, the Universal Energy Cage was based on the designs of the Essence Stealer of Borborygmus Gog. Leth developed the Energy Cage when he was just starting his Imperial service, and used a continuous energy field to keep most prisoners inside. The energy field also disrupted the normal Force field in the its vicinity, and could be used to contain even the most powerful Jedi Master. The cage itself was a three-meter sphere that floats on a repulsorlift. The prisoner was suspended inside the cage by a secondary repulsorlift. The energy field was maintained by coils of superconducting material coiled around the sphere. A radio key was used to open and lock the cage. (DE1, DESB, OWS)

Universal Guardians, Incorporated
This operation, founded by Dunan Par'Ell, provided security services to the highest bidder. (WSV)

Universal Jammer
This was the name given to any device that jammed local communications receivers, such as holocams and microphones. Intelligence agents and bounty hunters often used these devices whenever they knew they would be entering a room which had been bugged. After they disabled any obvious surveillance devices, they used the universal jammer to render ineffective any they might have missed. (CE2)

Universal Mind
Many beings in the galaxy ascribed to the belief that there was a single, collective intelligence that existed in the galaxy. This intelligence, known as the Universal Mind, maintained a mental connection to every living being. Other beings who did not believe in the Universal Mind often likened it to a being's conscience. (CN3)

Universal Recharger
This was a type of protable recharging module designed to withstand most harsh environments. It can provide up to twenty hours of power, but requires a twenty-four recharging time itself. (GG8)

Universal Spacer's Com Channel
During the final decades of the Old Republic, this communications channel was set aside for the free and general use of all independent spacers. It allowed beings to communicate on the state of space travel in the galaxy, providing near-realtime information for spacers who made their living plying the spacelanes. (JCT2)

Universal Transceiver
Developed by Carbanti, this sensor package was used by Incom in the manufacture of the X-Wing starfighter. It contained a variety of standard sensor units in the base model, and had standard interface jacks which allowed the Universal Transceiver to be upgraded with additional sensor suites. (EGW)

Universe Tapcaf
This was the Basic name used to describe the Oyu'baat Tapcaf, which was located in Keldabe, on the planet Mandalore, during the years following the war against the Yuuzhan Vong. (LF8)

Universe, The
This was the common name of the Greater Mark of Illumination, signifying an individuals connection to the spiritual worlds surrounding them. (SHPT)

University Faculty Medical Center
Located on the planet Ralltiir, this hospital was the primary source of health care for those individuals who couldn't afford treatment at the Raltiir Diagnosis Center. (SWJ10)

University of Agamar
This institute of higher learning developed a respected xenoarcheology department during the early years of the New Republic. (DTO)

University of Aldera
This was another name for the Alderaan University. (HNN4)

University of Be'Nal
This was a noted educational institution, located on the planet Issor. (SWJ7)

University of Byblos
This prestigious school was based in one of the magnificent city towers of the planet Byblos, during the height of the New Order. (SWJ9)

University of Cadomai
This was one of the most prestigious universities found on the planet Cadomai. It was originally founded more than 4,000 years before the Battle of Yavin. (KOR11)

University of Calamar
see Calamar University (CRO)

University of Comparative Sapient Species
This was the most renowned college on the planet Lekua V, known for the Ottdefas who were more adventurers than teachers. (GMR5)

University of Coruscant
An institute of higher learning located in Imperial City, the University of Coruscant was one of the most distributed universities in the galaxy. More than a dozen satellite campuses were strung out across the surface of the planet. The University was originally founded by Chancellor Fillorean and the Duinuogwuin Borz'Mat'oh in the wake of the Duinuogwuin Contention, as a way to commemorate the end of the conflict. Immense statues of both beings adorn the central administration building, which was located in the Fobosi District of Republic City. (NEGC, CCW)

University of Garos
This institution of higher learning was located in Ariana, on the planet Garos IV. (DTR)

University of Huvveck
This prestigious school was known for its sentientology department. (PG1)

University of Kalla
This institute of higher education was located on the planet Kalla, and was one of the Corporate Sector's most prestigious schools during the height of the New Order. (SWDB)

University of Ketaris
This school, based on the planet Ketaris during the last decades of the Old Republic, was renowned for its department of Xenoarchaeology. The University went bankrupt shortly before the onset of the Clone Wars, leaving students and instructors without the facilities to learn and teach. (SWI79)

University of Liana
This university was noted for its political science curriculum. (REPL)

University of Pangalactic Cultural Studies
This school, located in Lorrd City on the planet Lorrd, specialized in the study of cultures that spanned multiple star systems during their history. (LF1)

University of Reena
This was the primary educational facility located on the planet Reena, and its archives contained a megacomputer system filled with information on the history, geography, and politics of Tapani Sector. (LOE)

University of Rudrig
One of the few insititutes for higher learning in the Tion Hegemony, the University of Rudrig began expanding its domain during the early days of the Empire. It sought to place satellite campuses on other Hegemony planets, such as Brigia, in order to help the Hegemony catch up with the rest of the galaxy. (HSL)

University of Ruuria
Based on the planet Ruuria, this was one of the best-known schools for historical and cultural studies during the height of the New Order. (CSA)

University of Sanbra
This school was well-known for The University of Sanbra Guide to Intelligent Life, written by Tem Eliss and illegally distributed on computer networks despite COMPNOR's attempts to stop it. (GG12)

University of Sanbra Guide to Intelligent Life, The
This document, compiled by Professor Tem Eliss, was written during the height of the New Order. Eliss attempted to document the various cultures that existed throughout the galaxy, describing their cultural and social motivations and histories. Eliss tried to remain neutral to the state of galactic politics, but the subjugation of alien races quickly became a recurring theme. Too many species had been suborned by Imperial might for him to downplay its effect on their culture. The Guide became known to Kem Tija and Bront Autin of COMPNOR, who attempted to capture Eliss and halt publication. Eliss fled from Sanbra, and reportedly joined the Alliance. The Guide was never officially published, but was later discovered on student computer networks. COMPNOR was powerless to stop its spread, and the Guide was known to be present on over 25,000 nodes on 5,000 worlds. (GG12)

University of Tibrin
An institute of higher learning located on the planet Tibrin, this university had a renowned school of anthropology. (GG2)

University of Timb
This school, located on the planet V'shar, was dedicated to the study of ancient civilizations. (AIR)

University of Universal Thought
This was the only true school on the planet Karideph, where the Kari engage in extended and highly abstract conversations with the off-worlders who founded the university. The alien scholars that labor there were hoping to prove that any society was a conscious creature created from individual minds. (GG6)

University of Yabol Opa
This university had facilities and setellite locations spread across the entire planet of Coruscant, during the last decades of the Old Republic. Its prestige extended well beyond that of most institutions, and its Grand Warden maintained a luxurious suite of apartments in the center of Galactic City. (IWE2)

University Quarter
During the finals decades of the Old Republic, this section of Galactic City was defined by the many schools and universities that were located in its environs. (RC66)

Uni-wrench
This wrench claimed to be able to adapt to any size or shape of fitting. (PZZ1)

Unjako
This massive wampa ice creature was discovered on the planet Hoth by Professor Blainekie, during the months leading up to the Battle of Hoth. He named the huse beast Unjako, and kept watch over the creature's movements and activities. When Imperial forces attacked the Alliance's Echo Base on Hoth, the wampas that lived nearby were thrown into an angry rage, and Unjako managed to trap Blainekie and a group of Alliance soldiers in Wampa Valley. Although the creature stood several times taller that any one individual, the humans managed to kill Unjako and gain their freedom. Professor Blainekie was saddened by the great creature's death, but was excited to have the chance to research the creature up close. (SWGAL)

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

Unkave
This was a common name among the Temolak race. (UANT)

Unknown Alien Encounters
This section of Imperial doctrine dealt with the diplomacy and methodologies which were required whenever an Imperial officer encountered an unheard of alien race. (SWJ7)

Unknown Pawn Shop
This small business was located on Phyrstal Island, on Abregado-Rae. During the height of the Galactic Civil War, it was owned and operated by Vikas Sleer. (ND)

Unknown Regions
This area on the fringes of the galaxy was located beyond the explored limits of Wild Space, and extended the very limits of the galaxy's outermost spiral. Few spacers bothered to attempt travel into the Unknown Regions, since many star charts had absolutely no data on its astronomy. Because of the gulf created by Wild Space, many of the races that made their homes in the Unknown Regions were just as unaware of the existence of the rest of the galaxy. Only a few ships ever managed to return from the Unknown Regions, and they often spoke of the strange and dangerous races the encountered. During the height of the New Order, the Unknown Regions were considered by many spacers to be areas of Imperial occupation beyond the universe defined by the Old Republic. By the time of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, the Unknown Regions accounted for just fifteen percent of the galaxy, yet much of it remained unexplored by the New Republic. The primary reason for this was the fact that the Chiss controlled most of the border between the Unknown Regions and the rest of the galaxy. They severely limited traffic into the Unknown Regions, but they also mapped large portions of the Unknown Regions as part of an ambitious mission developed by Grand Admiral Thrawn. Decades of exploration revealed a wealth of unusual creatures and races, along with a wealth of information on the appearance of the rogue planet Zonama Sekot. (HTTE, EGP, FH2, OF)

Unknown World
This was the only name ever used to describe the homeworld of the Rakata race, although the Rakata called it Rakata Prime. It was in orbit around this planet's star that the Star Forge was created many millennia before the Great Sith War. Additionally, a huge temple was erected by the Rakatans to house the defensive field generator that protected the Star Forge. The immense power of this field generator, coupled with the incredible power utilized by the Star Forge itself, caused any number of problems with starship systems. Any ship passing too close to the system was badly damaged, and the surface of the Unknown World was littered with the debris of thousands of years' worth of damaged starship hulls. It wasn't until well after the Galactic Civil War that this planet's true name, Rakata Prime, was discovered. It was also learned that a nexus of the Dark Side of the Force was located near the planet, which probably provided the native Rakata with their lust for power and conquest. In the wake of the War of the Star Forge, the astrocartographers of the Old Republic chose to rename the planet Lehon, since it was the primary world in the Lehon System. This also served to eliminate any possible evidence of the existence of the Rakata. The Jedi Knights agreed with the Republic's plans to remove the Unknown World from the public realm, fearing that its connection to the Dark Side of the Force would cause trouble for any being who stumbled upon it. (SWDB, NECH, DBPD)

Unlimited Horizons, Incorporated
This corporation, based on the planet Kalla, operated the starship Amanda's Toy II. (SOL)

Unlimited Projection
This Trade Federation Lucrehulk-class transport was stationed at Utapau, during the final stages of the Clone Wars. Its LH-1740 core ship landed in the sinkhole of Pau City, where it was modified to fit into the walls of the sinkhole, thereby providing a base of operations for the battle droids that kept the Utapaun population under control. (CHRN2)

Unlos Tagge
This was the capital city of the planet Tepasi, and the base of operations for the House of Tagge. (HNN4)

Unlu, Rai
This Sorrusian posed as a medic at the largest medical center on Sorrus, in an effort to assist Ona Nobis in capturing Obi-Wan Kenobi and Astri Oddo, some twelve years before the Battle of Naboo. (TDR)

Unluckies
This was a slang term used in the Elrood Sector during the height of the New Order, and was used to describe those beings who were not native to the Sector but unlucky enough to be living or working there. (PG3)

Unmasker
This creature was bred by the Yuuzhan Vong for its hunting skils. Specifically, they were bred to locate and destroy ooglith masquers which were being used to hide a being's identity. It appeared to be a vicious ball of teeth and spines. (HT)

Unnh
This surname was common among the Sullustan race, and meant "warrior" in the Sullustan language. (GCG)

Unnh, Dr'uun
This Sullustan pilot was a member of the Alliance. When he was not in a starfighter, Dr'uun Unnh was a thorough and meticulous naturalist. He created a number of in-depth studies of planetary ecologies, and was delighted when the Alliance shifted its base of the fourth moon of Yavin. He spent a great deal of his ground time exploring the jungles. However, this proved to be his downfall, for he was out in the jungles when the Alliance began its assault on the first Death Star. He never made it into the battle, but was killed when Qorl's TIE Fighter crashed on the moon. The crippled fighter slammed into the camp he was occupying. He was buried on Yavin 4. Dr'uun's body was discovered by the Empire, and a sample taken to Dantooine, where it was cloned in an experimental rapid-cloning process. (ISU, GOF11)

Unnh River
This river ran near the site of the Great Temple, on the moon of Yavin 4. (EVC)

Unnipar System
This was located in the Dentamma Nebula, and was controlled by ArchDuke Monlo, until he lost the ownership rights to the system in a sabacc match with the Teltior conman Ceezva. (AE)

Unparala
This was the capital city of the planet Virujansi. During the Clone Wars, the city was ravaged by Separatist attacks that were defeated by Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and their contingent of clone troopers. For his efforts, Anakin was named "Warrior of the Infinite" by the Rajah. (SWI72)

Unquiet Spirit Arises from the Swamp, The
This was one of the most famous Rodian dramas, and had at least 14 acts of 27 or more scenes. It was written by Veerdo Veerone. (HR)

Unreal City, The
This was the name used by the Skakoans of the Techno Union to describe the massive, underground prison facility that was constructed on Metalorn, during the final decades of the Old Republic. From space, the Unreal City appeared to be a huge, cube-shaped building with a ring of windows on the very top floor. However, the edifice was little more than an administration center, as the real prison was located underground. For many years, the simple threat of being sent to the Unreal City was enough to keep the local populace under control. The main facility was a collection of simple cells, all contained in a stark array of storage cubicles. For exceptionally dangerous prisoners, a set of energized holding cells was located even further belowground. It was rumoured that Jedi Master Shaak Ti was once imprisoned in the Unreal City, and that she was the only being ever imprisoned in the lowest levels. Only a daring rescue by Bail Organa allowed Shaak Ti to go free. However, no records survive the Clone Wars to verify this story. (CWA5)

Unrepentant
This was one of the many smuggling ships hired by Mika the Hutt to transport raw spice to his facility on Varl, where he produced the spice known as tempest. The Unrepentant was a modified Mobquet Medium Transport. (TF)

Unrepentant
This Imperial Star Destroyer was believed to be at the Battle of Endor, where was deposited a large number of probe droids to monitor Alliance activity in the wake of the destruction of the second Death Star. The Star Destroyer then jumped to Cannij Barr, where reports from the probe droids were to be directed. (TBSB)

Unrik
This was the Yuuzhan Vong term for a living piece of tissue which was excised from an individual's body as a votice to their gods. It was maintained by complex biotechnology, and as long as it lived it provided evidence of an individual's devotion. (FH2)

Unseen Queen
This was another term used to describe the former Jedi Lomi Plo, after she became a Joiner of the Gorog nest and used her powers to become the Dark Queen. One of her skills was ability to draw on the fears and doubts of others, using them to block her presence in the Force, and thus leading to the use of this nickname. (DN3)

Unseen, The
This secretive guild of bounty hunters and enforcers grew to power during the final decades of the Old Republic, and flourished under the oppression of the Empire. (UA)

Unser, Cobb
A member of the FarStar's crew, Unser was characterized by his empathy for droids. Cobb and his sister, Corla, worked aboard the transport Muvon until it was impounded on Kal'Shebbol by Imperial Moff Kentor Sarne. Sarne claimed that the ship had been taken because of unpaid tariffs, but he really hoped to strip the ship for parts. Stranded on the planet, Cobb found work as a repulsorlift mechanic until his sister mysteriously disappeared after meeting Sarne in person. He resolved to spend his life trying find her, and accpeted the open call for crewmen on the FarStar in order to help find Sarne and locate Corla. When he discovered that Corla was among the prisoners at the Q'Maere Research Facility, he was initially happy to be reunited with her. However, as the FarStar moved deeper into the Kathol Rift and tensions between the crew and the prisoners grew strained, Cobb and Corla began agruing over her devotion to Lowen Chase. (DARK, KO)

Unser, Corla
This woman was the younger sister of Cobb Unser, working together aboard the Muvon as free traders in the Kathol Sector of the galaxy. When their ship was impounded on Kal'Shebbol by Imperial Moff Kentor Sarne, Corla found herself courted by Sarne himself, although she was repelled by him. He had her arrested and detained on Q'Maere. At Q'Maere, Corla met and fell in love with Lowen Chase, although they held off on having a serious relationship until they escaped. Their chance came when the crew of the FarStar put in at Q'Maere to restock their food supplies. She was then reunited with her brother, Cobb, and assisted Lowen in generating a prison riot. In the ensuing melee, the prisoners and the crew of the FarStar managed to escape from Q'Maere. However, as the FarStar moved deeper into the Kathol Rift, tensions between the crew and the prisoners grew strained, and Cobb and Corla began agruing over her devotion to Lowen Chase. When Chase called for a mutiny, Corla supported him by taking control of the Engineering center with the help of Kinakt Losron. (DARK, KR)

Un-Shamed
This was the term used by the Shamed Ones of the Yuuzhan Vong to describe those individuals who had not been cast out as shamed. (FH2)

Unstable Terrain Artillery Transport
see UT-AT (SWDB)

Unsung
This New Republic warship was part of the Rapid Response Task Force, and saw action during the Battle of Mindor. Like the Lancer, the Unsung was a converted Corellian freighter. Because many of the ship's weapons were retrofitted for use on the freighter, the crew of the Unsung often had to perform slow barrel rolls during combat, to allow overheated weapons to cool down before being fired again. During the height of the fighting over Mindor, the Unsung and her sister ships were hit by the rapid firing of the gravity gun that was part of Shadow Base. The gravity bombs fired by the gun set off intense gravity slices in the space above Mindor, shearing the Unsung apart and destroying the ship. (LSSM)

Untaire
This was the name of a group of Corellian smugglers who were operating within the Cularin System during the height of the Clone Wars. The name became a codeword used as an inscription key, for several transmissions between Jedi Master Darrus Jeht and Trilinae, during the height of the Clone Wars. (LFCW)

Untarr
This double-pointed spear was one of the traditional weapons of the Ebranites. (SWJ11)

Untas
This hulking, alien brute was one of Black Sun's primary operatives on Tatooine, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. He had managed to infiltrate the underground lair of Jabba the Hutt, but was killed when an unidentified Imperial spy - who was later revealed to have been former Navy Chief Bast - tried to reach Jabba first. (SWGAL)

Unther, Michael
This man served as a Rear Admiral in the Imperial Navy for more than twenty years, and was a combat veteran who commanded the Imperial-class Star Destroyer Victory before his retirement. The son of wealthy parents, Michael was sent to the Academy as a way to settle him down. He used his father's position to get himself assigned aboard a Strike-class cruiser upon graduation. When he sacrificed his ship to save a larger vessel, he was promoted and given command of the Victory. When his father was arrested for suspected treason against the Empire, and later disappeared, Michael began to doubt the true nature of the New Order. His o\own renown in battle saved Michael from any further investigation. After retiring, Michael continued to preach the party line, hiding his inner doubts and concerns from public view. He became one of the premier instructors at naval training centers, such as the one located in the Duluur Sector. Unther had an in-depth knowledge of Imperial procedures for blockading and conquering a planet. (SWJ2)

Untrilla
This Delrakkin was ostensibly the leader of the resistance on her homeworld, during the height of the New Order. It was Untrilla who befriended a downed Alliance pilot during Admiral Termo's attack on Delrakkin City. Along with Gwann, Untrilla explained to the pilot that Captain Skeezer had been on Delrakkin a short while earlier, posing as an Alliance agent who wanted to begin planting alazhi on the planet. She later agreed to have her people help repair the pilot's freighter. (MIS3)

Unu
This was one of the many hives that made up the Colony. Like all other hives within the Colony, the members of the Unu hive referred to themselves, as well as the entire nest, as Unu, and acted upon the Will of the Unu hive. However, the Unu were different in that the hive was made up of individuals from all other hives of the Colony. In this way, the Unu became even more important. The Unu hive rose to prominence some five years after the Galactic Alliance defeated the Yuuzhan Vong, when the former Jedi Knight Raynar Thul was rescued by the Yoggoy and joined to the hive. The influence of the former Jedi gave rise to a new hive within the Yoggoy, which became known as the Unu. Where the other hives of the Colony lacked any concern for any one individual, Thul's training made him stop to assist injured beings rather than simply leaving them to die and then feeding their flesh to the infantile grubs. Thul imparted his caring to those Yoggoy around him, and these new beings created the Unu hive. As the Unu began sharing with other hives, the Colony experienced a form of rebirth that led to its rapid expansion in the Unknown Regions. Thus, the Unu hive became "the nest of nests," and Raynar became UnuThul and the Prime Unu. The combined leadership of the members of the Unu hive became known as the Will of the Colony. (DN1, DN2)

Unu's Will
see Will of the Colony, The (DN1)

UnuThul
This was the name adopted by Raynar Thul, after he became fully integrated into the Yoggoy hive of the Colony and established the Unu hive. As UnuThul, he was able to allow the Unu hive to touch the Force, an act that gave the Colony more desire to grow and live beyond their once humble existence. Under UnuThul's guidance, the Colony expanded their settlements in the Unknown Regions, and created trading relationships with many planets in the Outer Rim. The expansion of the Colony worried the beighboring Chiss, who feared that the Colony might take over some of their worlds. Although tradition demanded that the Chiss could not attack first, they used subtler techniques to force the Colony to retreat. Many of the Colony's settlements were badly damaged by teams of Chiss who spread defoliants and other chemicals to destroy crops, in an effort to starve the hives. UnuThul, seeing the possible loss of life for the Colony, sent out a call through the Force to his old friends from the Jedi praxeum. The call was answered by the members of the team that had attacked a Yuuzhan Vong worldship near Myrkr, including Jaina Solo and Lowbacca. The Jedi left their missions to join UnuThul, and began working to drive off the Chiss. However, when the time came to vigorously defend the Colony, UnuThul demanded that the Jedi leave the Colony, claiming that the Kind didn't want their friends to be harmed. Throughout the years, however, UnuThul was unaware that Welk and Lomi Plo had also survived The Crash, and had established the so-called Dark Nest. Even after Luke Skywalker was attacked on Yoggoy, and Saba Sebatyne was attacked by Welk on Jwlio, UnuThul refused to believe that the Dark Nest existed. Ultimately, he was forced to confront the presence of an evil hive of the Colony when Luke Skywalker defeated Welk on Kr and brought his body as evidence to UnuThul. It was then that Raynar Thul's memories flooded back into his mind. He remembered saving both Welk and Lomi Plo, and became agitated when Lomi Plo's body was not found. He initially claimed that the Dark Nest was part of a devious Chiss plot, but was forced to admit that, in a disassociated way, his actions in saving the Dark Jedi probably led to the birth of the Gorog. He was somewhat vindicated when it was learned that the Chiss mentality aided the Gorog in their ability to maintain secrecy, and he ordered that no more Chiss were to be accepted as Joiners. In order to ensure this order was followed, UnuThul agreed to Leia Organa Solo's plan to relocate the Qoribu nests to Woteba, a planet that was deeper in the Unknown Regions and well away from Chiss space. The relative peace that followed was short-lived, however, when UnuThul learned of the existence of the Fizz. He blamed the Jedi for the problems it caused, accusing them of knowing about the existence of the Fizz and tricking the Colony into relocating to worlds where they would be afflicted. His blind sense of truth forced UnuThul to begin authorizing expansion of the Colony beyond the Utegetu Nebula, which was met by a show of force from the Galactic Alliance. UnuThul also refused to believe that the Dark Nest had survived, despite the evidence of black membrosia and the continued existence of Lomi Plo. Meanwhile, he was unaware that the build-up of military supplies and starship parts was being sent to create nest ships that would transport Gorog-controlled hives out of the nebula and into the rest of the galaxy. However, UnuThul remained loyal to the Colony, and used the materiel to any advantage he could gain. This included the capture and subsequent use of the Admiral Ackbar as the flagship of the Colony's naval forces. However, the continued death toll in the war against the Chiss became so great that UnuThul had no choice but to push for a swift end to the fighting. At the Battle of Tenupe, he ordered Jaina Solo and Zekk to launch wave after wave of attacks on Chiss positions, slaughtering millions of Killiks in attacks that only prolonged the stalemate. This gave Master Skywalker time to launch his own mission, to infiltrate the captured Star Destroyer Admiral Ackbar, eliminate Lomi Plo and remove UnuThul from the Colony. Although the man that was Raynar Thul fought against Skywalker's logic, he came to understand that the unchecked growth of the Colony after his arrival was only going to cause more problems in the future. The Colony, Raynar came to understand, could not support its own accelerated growth without coming into contact with other civilizations like the Chiss, which would inevitably lead to unending warfare. For the greater good of the Colony, Raynar Thul surrendered to Luke, and allowed a special headgear to be fitted to his skull to help him sever contact with the Colony. With Raynar Thul on Ossus, the being that was UnuThul ceased to exist, and the Killiks were allowed to naturally return to a more normal population. (DN1, DN2, DN3)

Unviseral Socket Interface
This was the primary interface scheme used by droid manufacturers of the Old Republic to connect limbs, heads, and other parts to a droid's central processing unit. The standardization of this interface allowed many small corporations to produce less-expensive droid replacement parts, opening up a great deal of trade to poorer planets. (HNN5)

Unwashed
This was the name used by the Anointed People to describe the underclass serfs, which were ruled by the Godlings. (SWCP)

un'Yala
This term decscribes a Rellarin tribal chief. Each of the un'Yala was well over 200 years old, and there was one for each of the 57 Rellarin tribes. They were extremely wise and motivated individuals. (GG12)

Uogo
This humanoid race was native to the planet Uogo'cor. They were enslaved by the many pirate gangs that took control of the system during the Old Republic, and a good portion of the population was wiped out when the Empire established its presence in Trax Sector. (GMK)

Uogo'cor
This planet, located in the Trax Sector, was the home of a number of outlaw tech stations. It was positioned just off the Trax Tube, and was populated mainly by pirates during its early history. It was the homeworld of the Uogo race, which was enslaved by the many pirate gangs that controlled the system. With the emergence of the Empire and its New Order, the pirates and much of the Uogo population were wiped out. In the native language of the Uogo, the planet was called "the home of the suffering ones." (GMK)

Uok
This was one of the many Bothan clans. Affiliation with the clan was indicated by the suffix 'ok added to an individual's family name. (GCG, WOTC)

Uoo waa gaa moo
This Shyriiwook sentence translated into Basic as "It is mealtime." (GPB)

Uopled
This Rodian black marketeer started his career as a bounty hunter, but wasn't terribly successful at it. After working for another black marketeer, Uopled discovered a talent for negotations. After making his fortune dealing in stolen merchandise, he purchased Petabys Station for a pittance. He transformed it into one of the most successful black marketplaces of the New Order. (HAS)

Uoti Corporate
This marketing operation maintained a long-standing rivalry with the Bardrin Group, each trying to outdo the other in the sales of weapons and ship systems in their home sector. (TFNR)

Upal, Gondrin
This Nikto was one of the many refugees who fled the planet Coruscant aboard the Jendirian Valley during the months leading up to the Clone Wars. (DAG)

Upari
This was one of the many crystals used by the ancient Jedi Knights in the construction of a lightsaber. It was believed to have given the wielder a greater ability to deflect blaster bolts. Upari was a relatively brittle crystal that was found in small asteroids in orbit around forested worlds. (KOTOR)

Upezzo
This word from the Jawan language translated into Basic as "market." (GPB)

Upland Liberation Front
This was the name used by the Korunnai guerillas who fought to free their people from the oppression of the Balawai, during the years following the Clone Wars. Often referred to as the ULF, this band was believed to have crystallized around the rogue Jedi Knight, Depa Billaba, and spiritual leader Kar Vastor just after the Battle of Geonosis. In order to draw the attention of Mace Windu and the rest of the Old Republic, the leaders of the ULF put together a scene of wanton death and torture, then recorded the entire scene and placed a data wafer with the recordings into the mouth of a dead woman. With a carefully placed tip to the Republic's Intelligence agency, they managed to achieve their goal of bringing Windu back to Haruun Kal. What Master Windu discovered, though, was that the ULF was barely clinging to its own existence, reduced to staging raids on Balawai outposts just to acquire food and medical supplies. The ULF was being held together by the sheer will of Kar Vastor, who had become the lor pelek of legend. Disease and the jungle were claiming as many Korunnai victims as the Balawai gunships that patrolled the jungles. When Mace Windu finally met up with Depa Billaba, she revealed that the ULF was just a name she had created to help garner attention for the plight of the Korunnai. The illusion of the ULF was meant to force the Balawai militia to expend huge amounts of resources trying to pin down leaders and resources, looking for patterns they believed any organized resistance would employ. The fact of the matter, though, was that the ULF was simply a clan of surviving Korunnai who used guerilla tactics in an effort to avoid extinction. (SHPT)

Uplands
A region of plains on the continent of Thon, on Alderaan. (E4R)

Uplevels
This was the term used by the natives of the planet Coruscant to describe the upper levels of the planetwide cityscape. Many beings defined the uplevels as those city levels that existed above the atmosphere inversion layer that was found on the planet, since the smog in the inversion layer prevented a being in the upper levels from seeing down into the lower levels. (CN1)

Upper Bal'ta'ran Cluster
This chain of islands was located off the northwest coast of l'Quar'ta, on the planet Guiteica. Most of the bal'ta'ran crystals exported from the planet were mined there. (AIR)

Upper Bloovatavian Historical Reference Databank
A sarcastic reference to a source of obscure knowledge used by Lando Calrissian. (AS)

Upper City
This was the name used to describe the uppermost levels of the cityscape on the planet Taris, during the height of the Great Sith War. The wealthy and powerful members of Taris' society fled to the Upper City in an effort to escape the crime and disintegration of the lower levels of the city, isolating themselves from the planet's problems. The Upper City was badly ravaged when the Sith launched their attack on Taris, and much of the urban landscape was leveled in the face of Sith predations. In the wake of the wars between the Jedi and the Sith, Taris was more or less forgotten, and the Upper City floundered for many centuries. However, over time, the inhabitants began to rebuild their once-glorious cityscape. After the planet was spared any major damage during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, the Upper City was eventually restored to its former grandeur. Many modern visitors claimed that the skyline bore a striking resemblance to any urban cityspace on Coruscant, a compliment that the natives took with great pride. (KOTOR, LF2)

Upper City Cantina
This cantina, located on the planet Taris during the Great Sith War, was known as a hotspot for playing pazaak. (KOTOR)

Upper Parkway
This suburb of the capital city of Varlo, on the planet Roonadan, was noted for its luxurious and expensive homes. Many of the scientists and engineers who were recruited to work on Roonadan were able to purchase homes in the Upper Parkway area, after cashing in their signing bonuses. The community was located nmear the AruMed facilities, allowing scientists to walk to work or avoid a lengthy commute. (LF2)

Upper Shadowlands
This was a section of the Shadowlands, on the planet Kashyyyk. During the era of the Great Sith War, the Czerka Corporation maintained a hunting preserve in the area, much to the chagrin of the native Wookiee population. (KOTOR)

Upright
This was one of the Imperial cruisers that participated in the blockade of the ThonBoka, during the early years of the New Order. Rokur Gepta stripped its captain and his second-in-command of their rank after the captain of the Intractable refused to be a front-line attacker. Gepta then ordered them all forced out of the airlocks on their vessels, as examples of what would happen to any other officers who dared to disobey his orders. (LCS)

Uprisings, The
This was the name used to describe the first organized revolts against the leadership of the Five Families on the planet Ord Cestus, some twenty years before the Battle of Geonosis. (TCD)

UP-S2
This message droid was owned by Reekeene's Roughnecks. (SWCP)

Upside
This was the name of the orbital docking facility established by the Empire inorbit above the planet Belgaroth. It remained an active starship repair facility after the Empire abandoned Belgaroth, bringing in enough credits to keep the planet from going bankrupt. (CCW)

Upside
One of two transports used by Ackbar to supply the Project Shantipole base near Roche. (XW)

Upsilon
This was one of the common designations used by the targetting computers installed on Imperial warships to identify a group of Imperial transport vessels. Because most Imperial transports were mass-manufactured, their transponders codes were often little more than a group of letters and numbers. In order to distinguish these ships from enemy vessels during a battle, Imperial targetting computers assigned all transports in a given unit to a specific group, each with a specific designation. The third group discovered by the targetting computer was usually assigned to the Upsilon group, and the ships within that group were also given a numerical identifier, such as psilon 1. (TIEP)

Uptown
This was a derogatory term used by the inhabitants of the Lower City of Taris to describe any being who lived in the Upper City, during the era of the Mandalorian Wars. (KOR1)

Uquine Ship Yards
This now-defunct starship manufacturer produced a number of specialized designs, including the TriAstra Belter craft. (GG2)

Ur
This Tusken Raider was revered by the other members of his race for his prowess in battle. In a struggle against Jabba the Hutt's henchmen, Ur slew two Gamorreans before making his escape. (JKG)

Ur bu
This was a command that was used by members of the Killik races of the Colony to implore another being, often a non-Killik Joiner, to trust them. (DN3)

Ur oh
This was the Shyriiwook phrase for "thank you." It could also be pronounced ur uh. (GPB)

Ur uh
This was the Shyriiwook phrase for "thank you." It could also be pronounced ur oh. (GPB)

UR-1
This humanoid droid was owned by Nobu during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (T7)

UR-1060
This star, located in the Monsua Nebula of the galaxy's Moddell Sector, was virtually unreachable through hyperspace, due to the density of the nebula's gases. Because of this, it retained the simple alphanumeric designation it was given by astrocartographers of the Old Republic. (GMR9)

UR-2650
This star, located in the Monsua Nebula of the galaxy's Moddell Sector, was virtually unreachable through hyperspace, due to the density of the nebula's gases. Because of this, it retained the simple alphanumeric designation it was given by astrocartographers of the Old Republic. (GMR9)

UR-3741
This star, located in the Monsua Nebula of the galaxy's Moddell Sector, was virtually unreachable through hyperspace, due to the density of the nebula's gases. Because of this, it retained the simple alphanumeric designation it was given by astrocartographers of the Old Republic. (GMR9)

UR41-284
Designation of an Unknown Regions planet razed by Grand Admiral Thrawn. (DFRSB)

UR-8827
This star, located in the Monsua Nebula of the galaxy's Moddell Sector, was virtually unreachable through hyperspace, due to the density of the nebula's gases. Because of this, it retained the simple alphanumeric designation it was given by astrocartographers of the Old Republic. (GMR9)

UR-9353
This star, located in the Monsua Nebula of the galaxy's Moddell Sector, was virtually unreachable through hyperspace, due to the density of the nebula's gases. Because of this, it retained the simple alphanumeric designation it was given by astrocartographers of the Old Republic. (GMR9)

Urahasam Moreemohtwo
This specially-constructed kitchen droid was one of the galaxy's greatest chefs, and worked for Corpo the Hutt in the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. Designated MREM-02, this droid was the prized property of Corpo the Hutt. Corpo had the droid programmed to be able to create millions of different culinary masterpieces, many of which were originally created by chefs who had crossed Corpo.Note that the name Moreemohtwo was meant to honor Masaharu Morimoto, a noted Japanese chef who performed on the television show "Iron Chef." (T7)

Urartu
The Wookiee bouncer employed by the Contumely Club. A small creature accompanies him, sitting on his shoulder and translating his speech into Basic. (RPG)

Uratai Basin
This vast basin was located on the planet Turak IV, at the foot of the Hitak Mountains. (OWS)

Uratai Basin Base
This was the name of the base that was established by the soldiers of the Alliance on the planet Turak IV, some eighteen months after the Battle of Yavin. The base was established in an abandoned mining complex that was located in the Hitak Mountains, on the edge of the Uratai Basin. (OWS)

Urazuun
This gas giant was the sixth planet in the Zug System. It was orbited by some 38 moons. (PH)

Urban Assault Vehicle
This form of military speeder was designed to patrol the dense streets of cities. (GMK)

Urban Bombardier
This Aratech Corporation speederbike was produced for military use, during the years following the Great Sith War. The Urban Bombardier was essentially a modified version of the Urban Navigator, with the sidecar removed and replaced by a weapons pod that contained laser cannons and a projectile launcher that was loaded with four light concussion missiles. The Urban Bombardier found widespread usage among the Mandalorian forces that ravaged the galaxy during the Mandalorian Wars. (WOTC)

Urban Combat Specialists
see Urban Guerrillas (ROE)

Urban Guerrillas
This was the name that was adopted by the streetfighting branch of the Alliance's Special Forces Command. Their missions profile involved the infiltration and suppression of enemy forces that were using cities and urban centers as their bases of operation. Beings who served in the Urban Guerrillas were experienced in securing large cities and metroplexes, using stealth and operational tactics to gain control of these large areas. Also known as Urban Combat Specialists, they were considered the 3rd Regiment of the SpecForces of the Alliance. (RASB, ROE)

Urban Navigator
This Aratech Corporation speederbike was produced for civilian use, during the years following the Great Sith War. The Urban Navigator was distinguished by its sidecar, which allowed a rider to also transport a passenger or additional cargo. It was also produced in a military version, which was known as the Urban Bombardier. (WOTC)

Urban Renewal Droid
This was another name for a construction droid. (CN1)

Urbok
This female Sullustan served as a Captain in the engineering corps of the Galactic Alliance's military, during the years following the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. Captain Urbok served aboard the Admiral Ackbar about a year after the Qoribu Crisis, but was killed when a swarm of Gorog assassin bugs infiltrated the ship. (DN2)

Urce
This planet, located in the area of the Lesser Plooriod Cluster known as Urce Space, was the capital planet of the area, as served as the seat of Imperial power during the height of the New Order. (AIR)

Urce Space
This was the name of an area of the Lesser Plooriod Cluster, bounded on one side by the Burna Trade Route and on another side by the Entana Run. (AIR)

Ur-Chapterhouse
This was the name of the primary religious center of the Il Madri religion, which was worshipped by the ancient Ayrou of Maya Kovel. After the Ayrou made contact with the Old Republic, the Ur-Chapterhouse was remodeled to serve as the base of operations for the Society of Self-Actualization. (GMR9)

Urchin
This was another name used to describe a Dandelion Warrior, referring to the masses of quills that covered their heads and and body stems. (ECAR, SWDB, OWS)

Urchin Toad
This unusual species of amphibian was native to the planet Samaria, where it inhabited the coastal regions along man-made bays. (LJ5)

Urcir
This Mando'a verb translated into Basic as "to meet." (OWS)

Ur-Damin
This was the Huttese term for a nephew or neice, although it could be used to describe an individual who was under another's protection. (MIS5)

Ur-Damo
This was the Huttese term for a guardian, although it was more correctly used to specify one's uncle or aunt. (MIS5)

Urdano, Kavas
This woman worked as a dancer for Lady Valarian at the Lucky Despot, on Tatooine, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. She was distinguished by her blue body paint and flimsy outfits. (SWG2P)

Ur-diamond
This gemstone was mined on the crystalline moon of the planet Nothoiin. (WOA33)

Urdruua
This Hutt crimelord hired Aurra Sing to hunt down a Jedi Knight, during the height of the Clone Wars. Urdruua was distinguished by the huge scar that ran across his left eye. The original wound left him blind in the eye, but did little to impair his activities, which he managed from a base on Nar Shaddaa. Once Aurra Sing had arrived, Urdruua revealed that the Jedi he wanted to eliminate was Aurra Sing herself. Urdruua explained that much of her training as a bounty hunter and assassin had come at the expense of his family fortune, and he had received little in return. Urdruua then locked her in a chamber that was filling with poison gas, but was only slightly dismayed when she managed to escape. His call for a Jedi hunter had been answered by others, who tracked her movements throughout Nar Shaddaa and did their best to kill her. However, Urdruua was unaware that she had left a disguised explosive device in his chambers. When she finally escaped from the smart mines he had sent after her, Aurra Sing calmly explained to the Hutt that he should have never pursued vengeance against her. She then detonated the explosive, killing Urdruua and many of his minions in the blast. (CWA8)

Urdur
This was a remote planet that was hidden on the outskirts of the Corporate Sector. It was on this chilly, temperate world that Klaus "Doc" Vandangante and his daughter, Jessa, re-established their outlaw tech base, after the Corporate Sector Authority raided their previous location. After destroying Stars' End and recovering Doc and the other prisoners, Han made contact with jess and flew to Urdur to release them. Doc and Jessa had planned to move their base again, but the demise of the Corporate Sector Authority may have changed that. (HSE)

Urek
This Alliance agent worked for Una Poot, and infiltrated the Imperial colony on Monor II after Brago's rise to power. Using the alias Conor, he supposedly shot down Daye Azur-Jamin's message pod, which told the Sunesi where to retrieve a cache of smuggled weapons. Urek later helped Daye and his companions escape from the colony's prison. (SWJ10, OWS)

Urelasmin
This was the Snivvian word for "tavern." (HNN5)

Ure'monbarak
This master starshipwright owned and operated the Starlight Yards, during the years following the Sith-Imperial War. As a Mon Calamari, Ure'monbarak was targeted for execution in the wake of the theft of the Star Destroyer Imperious. (SWLL)

Ures
This Mandalorian word translated into Basic as "without" or "lacking." (OWS)

Urfo
This man was one of many natives of Endregaad who experienced the Endregaad Plague, during the early years of the New Order. He became addicted to tempest spice after taking it in an effort to eliminate the plague, and was known to attack the caravans that brought purely medicinal spice to the outlying areas of Tel Bollin. (TF)

Urfon
This ball of frigid rock was the fifth planet of the Axum System, located in the Core Worlds. It was orbited by a single moon. (CCW)

Urg
This Gamorrean served as a guard aboard the Masquerade, working for Elwis Bontraar during the last years of the Old Republic. (WOA22)

UR-G8
This blaster pistol was produced during the height of the New Order. (SWGAL)

Urgah
This female Dulok wasGorneesh's queen. (ECAR)

Urgiluu
This was the name of Nal Kenuun's captive krayt dragon. Urgiluu was still young at the time of the Battle of Yavin, but was more of an investment than a pet to Kenuun. (RF1)

Urgonox
This unusual creature was one of just a handful of lifeforms which managed to survive the ecological devastation of the planet Clak'Dor VII. Bith scientists discovered that the urgonox was actually descended from a mutated urgrinox; a large portion of the "junk DNA" contained the cells of the urgrinox combined sympathetically with the genetic weapons unleashed by the ancient Bith, resulting the evolution of the urgonox. The pink-furred urgonox moved about on six legs, but its flexible spine allowed it to rear up on its four rear legs. The front two legs ended with thick claws, which the urgonox could use for fighting or digging. The head of the urgonox was dominated by its two large, blue eyes, which had eyelids that closed from front to back. The elongated snout of the urgonox gave the head a shovel-like appearance; the horny beak at the tip of the snout was used for digging up plants or manipulating carrion. The urgonox had no natural predators on Clak'Dor VII, but was not a predator itself. They were opportunistic, omnivorous scavengers, feeding on anything they encoutnered that did not move. It was rumored that the digestive enzymes of the urgonox were capable of rendering radioactive materials inert, although very little scientific evidence existed to prove this. (WOTC)

Ur-Greedle
This insectoid herd animal was believed to have evolutionary links to the Geonosian race. Native to the planet Geonosis, the ur-greedle resembled a short Geonosian, with a blood-red exoskeleton and six wings. Their limbs ended in three-clawed hands that were used for digging into the sandy surface of their homeworld, where the ur-greedles congregated in large groups. Xenobiologists were divided on the intelligence level of the ur-greedles, although many considered them simple creatures. Ur-greedles became infamous in the wake of the Battle of Geonosis, as their attraction to shiny objects led them to acquire many of the lightsabers of fallen Jedi Knights before the forces of the Old Republic could recover them from the battlefields. (GORW)

Urgrinox
This mammal once lived on the surface of Clak'Dor VII, until the Bith destroyed the planet with biological and genetic weapons. In a strange evolutionary mutation, the "junk DNA" contained in the cells of the urgrinox combined sympathetically with the genetic materials used in the Bith weaponry, creating an entirely new species that was later called the urgonox. (WOTC)

Urhal
This man served as a Commander in the Army of the Republic during the early stages of the Clone Wars. Stationed aboard the Halleck, Commander Urhal was forced to assume command when Captain Trent was seriously injured during the mission to extract Jedi Masters Mace Windu and Depa Billaba from Haruun Kal. (SHPT)

Ur-Hierarch
This was the name used to describe the leader of the ancient Il Madri religion. (GMR9)

Uri
This Gotal worked as an enforcer at Merl's cantina on Centares, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (WOA32)

Uriah
This noted pazaak card dealer worked from a booth in the Lower City Cantina, on the planet Taris, some 4,000 years before the Battle of Yavin. He was also a frequent patron of Janyvar's Canteen. (KOTOR)

Urias
This given name was common human males across the galaxy. (GCG)

Uridia
This was one of the many lifeless moons which orbited the single gas giant in the Uridia System. Much of the moon's surface was strip-mined of uridium during the Old Republic, although a huge explosion at one of the mines destroyed nearly thirty percent of the moon's matter some 32 years before the Battle of Hoth. The moon was abandoned until the Empire took notice of it. Under the auspices of the Ando Project, they established a secret base where they planned to use Andoan mineral-fish to extract the volatile uridium. In order to protect the lab, the Empire surrounded the moon with a network of sixteen DTX satellites. (SWJ11)

Uridium
This volatile ore was found in trace quantities on the moon of Uridia. It was refined to enhance the effects of laser weapons, but was dangerous to handle. (SWJ11)

Uriek
A planet. (JQ4)

Uri-Los
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, Uri'Los approached the adventurers and asked for help. Uri-Los and his companions realized that Jeg could be saved by drinking from the Wellspring, but this would also violate the basic laws of The Vigil and possibly shut off the Wellspring forever. Uri-Los agreed to keep any violation a secret, so long as Jeg was healed. In the end, the adventurers used more traditional medicines to keep Jeg alive until the night had passed. (WOA31)

Uris
This completely unethical scientist discovered the nanogene droid project and further its development by bankrolling it with his own credits. He planned to unleash his perfected droids against the population of Voorsbain, but was apprehended by a group of Alliance agents before he could let them loose. (GMH)

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

Urkupp
This planet was known as the homeworld of the Dashade race, until it was razed during the Great Sith War when the Cron System was destroyed. Nothing on the planet survived the nova-fire which swept across its entire surface. (SSR)

Urlu, Tuwan
This was one of the many Neti individuals who hailed from the planet Myrkr. (UANT)

Urmankalar
This Mandalorian verb translated into Basic as "to believe." (OWS)

Urna
This woman was a member of the Believers, and was part of the strike team that was assembled to deliver a Caarite-killing virus to the planet Caarimon, during era of the Clone Wars. Urna was ordered to patrol the lands surrounding the Desolation, where the Believers had set up a temporary base on Caarimon, with orders to shoot and kill anybody who was not either a Believer or a Caarite. (MCT3)

Urno
This young Balawai boy was one of five children rescued by Mace Windu from a lava flow in the jungle of Haruun Kal, shortly after the Battle of Geonosis, when he traveled to the planet to locate Depa Billaba. The children, led by Terrel Nakay, had been trying to return to their camp in a steamcrawler when it was caught by the lava. Urno, his brother Nykl, along with Keela and Pell Nakay, were taken in by Nick Rostu, after Windu left them to seek out answers in the jungle. (SHPT)

Urnsor'is
This unusual race of parasitic creatures was discovered on the planet Kashyyyk, several years before the onset of the Clone Wars, although it was unknown whether they were native to the planet or not. An Urnsor'is egg was discovered by an adolescent Wookiee of the Myyydril tribe, and was allowed to hatch in their caves. The young creature, which resembled a large brain that moved about on a collection of tentacles, fled the Wookiee caves and found its own cave, where it seemed to spontaneously lay more eggs. These hatched over time, until they were discovered by the Myyydril Wookiees. These Wookiees witnessed their comrades being captured by the Urnsor'is, with the parasite latching itself onto the Wookiee's skull and feeding on them. The Wookiees named the creatures Urnsor'I which meant "mind pod" in their language. The Wookiees believed that the Urnsor'is were sentient, especially after the Urnsor'is began purposely capturing and killing more Wookiees. The Wookiees tried to fight back, but normal weapons seemed ineffective against the Urnsor'is. Only Nak'tra Crystals seemed to able to kill Urnsor'is. (SWGAL)

Uro-Ik V'alh Battleship
This was the basic Yuuzhan Vong battleship, measuring some 2,240 meters in length and armed with eighty plasma projectors and many dovin basals. When fully staffed, the Uro-ik V'alh had a crew of 1,640 warriors. The ship was capable of transporting up to 3,150 troops and 16,480 metric tons of cargo. Like many of the Yuuzhan Vong's largest ships, the Uro-ik V'alh was an ovoid mass of yorik coral, with several arms sprouting from its hull to serve as docking bays for coralskippers. (NJOSB)

Uroro Station
This wheel-shaped space station had been built between the worlds of Qogo and Uluq, where it served as a transfer station for Hapan ships passing through the Transitory Mists. The station remained in place at a point that was gravitationally between the two worlds, and served as a waypoint along the corridor known as The Throat, for ships that were travelling to and from the mining world of Shedu Maad. Over time, however, Shedu Maad's mines ran dry, and the facilities at Uroro Station were no longer needed. The station was abandoned, and left to hover between Qogo and Uluq. It was here that Jedi Grand Master Luke Skywalker stationed the members of the new Jedi Order, in the wake of the Second Battle of Fondor, as a decoy to lure Darth Caedus away from the real Jedi base on Shedu Maad. Master Skywalker hoped to ambush Caedus' fleet near the station, with help from the Hapan Home Fleet. To make it look good, the Jedi had moved their personnel to Uroro Station, and they began evacuating as soon as the fleet approached. Caedus approached cautiously, then used the long-range turbolasers aboard the Megador to open fire on the station. Several of the long-range blasts struck Uroro Station, tearing it apart in large chunks. (LF9)

URoRRoR'R'R
This Tusken Raider was the leader of his tribe. A skilled huntsman and sharpshooter, he led many raids on moisture farms in search of water. He also apprehended Luke Skywalker, when the youth travelled into the Jundland Wastes in search of R2-D2. Note that the Ultimate Alien Enthology indicates that this Tusken Raider's name was UroRRuR'R'R. (CCG2, OWS, UANT)

UroRRuR'R'R
see UroRRoR'R'R (UANT)

Uroth
This alien race was native to the planet Wizar II. They were a race of bipedal, squid-like creatures, and worship a vengeful god. When a StelProbe V exploration droid crashed on Wizar II, the Uroths mistook the crustacean-shaped droid for their god. They willingly sacrificed themselves by throwing their bodies in the droid's path, hoping to be taken to a wondrous afterlife. (GMS)

Urothko
This legendary young Wookiee was a brave warrior who cared little for the cares of others. Many of his peers dared him to travel to the lowest levels of Kashyyyk's forest, claiming that he was a coward if he declined. Urothko accepted the challenge, but was attacked by a fire-spirit known as a Graaa'shad. The spirit brought Urothko deep down into the forest, and prepared to kill him. Luckily for Urothko, the elder Stalpaac intervened. Stalpaac shot the spirit with a bowcaster quarrel, then the two Wookiees launched an attack on the spirirt. Graaa'shad quickly retreated and fled, screaming that one day it would get revenge. In the aftermath of the battle, Urothko pledged his life to Stalpaac, since the older Wookiee had risked his own life to save him. The story of Urothko's rescue quickly spread to other villages, and it was believed that it was the basis for the tradition of the Wookiee life-debt. (TTSB, OWS)

Urpghurit
This was a disgusting, Huttese obscenity. (RCTZ)

Urpine
This large, wolf-like carnivore was raised by the Revwien as a guard animal. (GG12)

urra
This Shyriiwook word was used as the suffix to many Wookiee names. It translated into Basic as "captain", "warrior", or "soldier". It could be attached to a prefix by itself, or combined with other suffixes to form a complete Wookiee name. (GMR10, GCG)

Urrak
This command, spoken in the language of the Tusken Raiders, meant "Don't move!" when translated into Basic. (GPB)

Urran
This was the name of the long sticks used to play the sport of phrenbi. (BSS)

Urrdorf City
This disk-shaped space station was the smallest of the twenty cities built in orbit around the planet Duro, after the surface of the planet was destroyed by industrialization. Tresina Lobi and Thrynni Vae discovered that many of the supply shipments which were meant for refugee cities on the surface of Duro were actually being re-routed to Urrdorf. During the confusion which resulted when the Yuuzhan Vong attacked Duro, Urrdorf City was the only orbital establishment to escape the destruction of the planet. It lacked a hyperdrive, but eventually got far enough beyond the Yuuzhan Vong strike force that the alien invaders simply let it go. (BP)

Urrjsh
This Gamorrean command roughly translated to "stop." (SWJ14)

Urrooogh
This Wookiee was employed as a bodyguard by Ru'up Benpo, during the early years of the New Order. (GORW)

Urror'RuuR
This Tusken Raider warrior was part of a small group which lined the racecourse during the Boonta Eve Classic podraces, hoping to take out the loud vehicles and their alien drivers, during the last decades of the Old Republic. (YJC6)

Urrqal
This grain alcohol was distilled on the planet Qiilura, from a blend of native grains. (RCHC)

Urrr urah urah urah?
This question, spoken in the language of the Tusken Raiders, meant "Where is the nearest water?" when translated into Basic. (GPB)

Urrtie
This Corellian was Cohden K'Reye's uncle. (WSV)

Ur'Ru'r
This Tusken Raider was part of the clan that was led by URoRRoR'R'R. Ur'Ru'r prefered to raid the homes and moisture farms near Mos Espa, since it was less defended than Mos Eisley or Anchorhead. (CCG9)

Urrurrowo
This Wookiee and her friend, Murrwooro, were badly injured when a swarm of flame beetles exploded near them, shortly after the Clone Wars. Urrurrowo was a native of the Rwookrrorro. (GMR4)

Ursellin Sun Jammer Race Fixings
This series of fixed races and their incredible payoffs was arranged by Janstren Brell and the Red & Black League. (HR)

Ursellis
This woman was the Imperial Prefect of the planet Kalandis IV, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (GG10)

Urshant, Alkan
Andus Urshant's 8-year-old son. (SN)

Urshant, Andus
The eldest member of a family which paid a group of Alliance agents to transport them off Demophon, Andus was a research technician with the Shankti Drive Works. As such, he was almost guaranteed passage off the planet, but his family was not included in those plans. So, they hired the Alliance agents to get them all off at once, before the G'uotr Network and/or YTumleh Navigation could apprehend them. (SN)

Urshant, Fianna
Andus Urshant's 6-year-old daughter. (SN)

Urshant, Zoam
Andus Urshant's wife, and a research programmer with Tumleh Navigation. She was eight months pregnant with their third child when Demophon was destroyed. She was working on the Tumleh hyperdrive project, which would allow a ship to fly around gravity wells while still in hyperspace. She offered the information to the G'uotr Network as payment for transport off Demophon, but had a change of heart at the last minute. This meant that the Network wanted to apprehend her as well as the officials at Tumleh, who had monitored her downloading of the project's data. Thus, the Urshants turned to the Alliance agents on Demophon for help getting off the planet. (SN)

Ursi
This was one of the many names given to female Bothans. In the Bothan language, it also referred to a cuddly housepet favored on Bothawui. (GCG, WOTC)

Ursi
This small, cuddly creature was a favorite pet of many Bothans. (GCG, WOTC)

Ursmal
This large, bear-like predator was native to the Ottega System. They had heavy teeth for tearing their prey, and large paws for holding it. In addition to raw meat, ursmals liked to consume the sweet honey used to make Ottegan mead, and were hunted to keep their population down. (TBSB)

Ursod
A color-changing predator native to the moon Yavin 8, the quadrapedal ursod lived near the northern ice cap of the moon. Its fur had a mottled coloration on a white background, which allowed it to blend into its environment. (GG2)

Urt
This was a form of meat favored by the Duros people. It was best served grilled. (SWI63)

Urtah
This was the term used by the Tusken Raiders of Tatooine to describe their carrying packs, often made from a frame of bones and wore on the back. (VD2, CVD)

Urtell, Lytos
This Sullustan researcher was at one time employed by SoroSuub, but the circumstances of his leaving were never clear. Doctor Urtell was perhaps best-known for the creation of SenseLights and the incredibly complex collection of holoprojectors which created fantastic light shows within the Glow Dome on Adarlon. He also had created a form of personal holoprojector, a device which allowed the user to alter their appearance via holographic projection. The prototype was tested by Corinna A'Daasha, Doctor Urtell's boss, and worked quite well. However, rumors spread of its existence, and a variety of unsavory suitors tried to obtain the technology. He hoped to be able to sell it to the highest bidder, but had to perfect a way to mass-produce it before the deisgn was complete. (WSV)

Urtya
This was the Tusken Raider name for the light tents they used as homes. Each urtya was formed from the skin and bones of a bantha or other large creature. The skins of the tent were often covered during seasonal encampments with a hardener created from bantha spittle, adding strength and rigidity against Tatooine's sandstorms. (VD2)

Uru
This Outer Rim planet was the homeworld of the Oni race. (MJH)

Urukaab
This Mon Calamari manufacturer developed the Mon Calamari Utility Sub and other submersible vehicles. (JASB, ROE)

Urun
This was one of the more common names given to Cragmoloid individuals. (UANT)

Urun Five
This planet was known for its aggressive, dangerous population. (RCTC)

Urur
This Tusken Raider was the younger sibling of Ur, but was not as skilled in battle as Ur. Thus, Urur was often left behind during raids, ostensibly to protect the clan. (JKG)

Ururur
This Tusken Raider was the leader of his tribe, during the height of the New Order. (JKG3)

Urus, Doge
This Dug was the leader of a group of Dugs that were native to the planet Malastare, and pledged their support for the Galactic Republic during the height of the Clone Wars. Doge Urus had planned to work with the governing council of Dugs to provide the Republic with access to fuel refineries that were maintained on Malastare, but needed more than the assurances of Jedi Master Mace Windu to know that the Republic was committed to protecting the Dugs from Separatist forces. Chancellor Palpatine authorized the use of a new weapon, the electro-proton bomb, to wipe out the droid army on Malastare, but the resulting explosion also exposed a long-dormant zillo beast. Doge Urus demanded that the beast be destroyed, but Jedi Master Windu refused to allow the creature to be eliminated. Doge Urus threatened to withdraw his support for the Republic unless the creature was destroyed, and the Jedi eventually carried through with their attack on the creature. Once the beast was removed from Malastare, Doge Urus and the Dug council signed a treaty with the Republic that allowed Republic warships to acquire fuel on Malastare. (CWTV40)

Urusai
This reptavian scavenger was native to the planet Tatooine. They had unregulated appetites, and often fed on carrion until they became engorged and unable to fly. The females of the species had two wings, located over their four stout legs. The forelegs of the males were actually a second set of wings, useless for flying but designed for use in mating displays. The thick tail of the urusai was used to provide balance during flight, and could also be used as a fifth "leg." A urusai could lift its body up on the tail, using the wide fan at the base of the tail to provide footing while muscles hold up the body. Each wing was studded with claws, which the urusai used to cling to walls and cliffs while climbing to their nests. Their skulls were dominated by red eyes and a snaggletoothed beak, and a fan-shaped comb sprouted behind their heads to help disperse body heat. During the mating period, the average female will lay up to three eggs. The first urusai to hatch would then push the unhatched eggs out of the nest, ensuring its own survival. Adult urusai developed a symbiotic relationship with the Sarlacc which was found in the Pit of Carkoon, cleaning the teeth and tentacles of the Sarlacc in return for the bits of food they obtained in the process. (WSW, TG)

Uruun Cloth
This form of living cloth was created by the Yuuzhan Vong as a kind of bandage. When placed on an individual's flesh, uruun cloth constricted slightly, forming a tight seal around a wound. Uruun cloth was also used to blind or gag and individual, with the uruun cloth placed over the eyes or mouth. (FP)

Urval'starn
This city was located on the western continent of the planet Bothawui. (SPG)

ur-Yuuzhan Vong
This was a term used to describe the proto-historic race from which the Yuuzhan Vong evolved. These early beings were completely and utterly connected to the Force, living in symbiosis with each other and the species as a whole. When the ur-Yuuzhan Vong became too proud of their individual accomplishments, they were suddenly cut off from the Force, and turned to violence. Modern Yuuzhan Vong religion described this in terms of their pantheon of gods, primarily Yun-Yuuzhan, who was believed to have been the creator of the Yuuzhan Vong race. It was the gods, not the Force, which created the Yuuzhan Vong. They were cut off from the Force because of their desire to escalate themselves, but their religion became twisted around so that they believed the only way to return to the gods was to escalate themselves. In this way, the modern Yuuzhan Vong drove themselves further and further from reconnecting with the Force. (UF)

Usabia
This word from the Jawan language translated into Basic as "droid." (GPB)

Uscru Boulevard
This was the primary thoroughfare that connected the various locations found within the Uscru District, which was located on the planet Coruscant. During the final decades of the Old Republic, Uscru Boulevard was a brightly-lit freeway that was usually jammed with traffic. (LEV)

Uscru District
This was one of the most up-scale districts of the planet Coruscant, located near the Senate Rotunda during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. Many of the Old Republic's Senators made their homes in this district, preferring to be as close as possible to the Rotunda. During the final decades of the Old Republic, Ziro the Hutt maintained a palace in the Uscru District. (HNN5, CWN)

USD
This was a common acronym used to describe a union sentry droid. (SWGAL)

Usean II
This planet was the primary world in the Usean System, and was covered with temperate forests and mountains. (TBSB)

Useani Camnzin
This fictional creature was created by Wilek Nereus. Nereus had collected the unusual, scissoring teeth of the lrashtash, but wanted to make their possession much more memorable in the stories he told to his Imperial guests. He created the camnzin as a predator which used the teeth to slice its prey in half. (TBSB)

Usenye
see Usen'ye! (RCTZ)

Usen'ye
This Mandalorian command translated into Basic as "Go away!" This command was considered rude. (OWS)

Ush
The meaning of this archaic Zabrak surname was lost over time. It was believed to have been a variant of Osh. (GCG)

Ushabia namba kee koolee?
This question from the Jawaese language translated into Basic as "Does it have air conditioning" (GPB)

Us-hrok
This was the Yuuzhan Vong name for a series of strange hand gestures, made in front of an individual's face, which represented indebtedness and loyalty to another who provided assistance. (FH3)

Usirine Street
This was a major thoroughfare located in Eusebus, on the planet Euceron. (JQ3)

Usk
This was the twenty-first symbol in the Aurebesh script, and represents the Basic letter "u". (SWM)

Usk-51
This was the private encryption coding given to Zothip by Moff Disra. It was only to be used in extreme emergencies, and never when Disra was aboard a starship. (VOF)

Uskgarv
The leader of the Ghawem pirates, Uskgarv was also a friend of Stevan Makintay. They met unexpectedly when the Ghawems attacked the transport ship that was carrying Mak and Ketrian Altronel to Coruscant. Uskgarv allowed them to go free when he realized they were on board, in exchange for favors Mak had once done for him. (SWJ8)

Uslopos, Secles
This sniveling despot of a Sluissi was a member of Abdi-Badawzi's criminal organization. Originally the leader of a territorial gang on Socorro, Secles was recruited to join Abdi-Badawzi's organization as a chancellor and "morale officer." Always impeccably dressed and groomed, Secles maintained the loyalty and adherence of the Twi'lek's organization. (SWJ2, BSS)

Usos Cluster
This medal, awarded by the Alliance, signified extreme valor in battle. (SWJ4)

Uspeq
This creature was native to the Yuuzhan Vong homeworld, and was bred for its incredible sense of smell. They were used during hunts, to help seek out prey. (EVC)

Ussa
This city was the capital of the planet Bellassa. It was arranged in concentric circles that surrounded seven beautiful lakes, with wide thoroughfares connecting each circle. Each of the seven districts was designated for certain activities, such as industry and finance. The city was perhaps best-known for its textiles and ceramics. Houses and buildings were kept as low as possible, so as to preserve the natural beauty of the surrounding environment. In addition to the human population, Ussa was home to a contingent of Dornean immigrants. The city was considered the cultural, economic, and social center of the planet, and it was often said that "As goes Ussa, so goes Bellassa."

During the year following the end of the Clone Wars, more than half the population of Ussa was arrested on various charges, after the Empire removed the elected government and installed their own governors. Various demonstrations led to many of the arrests, which were staged near the planet's primary spaceport. About a year after the Clone Wars, the Imperial forces on Bellassa realized that many of the demonstrations were spurred on by the words of Ferus Olin, and they set out to put a stop to it. With the so-called Order 37, hundreds of citizens were arrested and threatened with execution if Ferus didn't turn himself in. Ferus, aided by Obi-Wan Kenobi, was able to free the prisoners and escape Bellassa before any harm could come to them.

However, Ussa remained under Imperial control. Darth Vader was dispatched to Ussa, accompanied by Ferus Olin and Wilhuff Tarkin, to start work on the Bellassan Project, a massive retooling process that was supposed to adapt Ussa's industrial centers to product high-technology components for power conduits and artifical atmosphere processors, instead of textiles and ceramics. The native Ussans were forced to accept this plan, especially when the families of many workers were taken and held prisoner. (LJ1, LJ7)

Ussan
This was a term used to describe the natives of the city of Ussa, on the planet Bellassa. Ussans were known to start their days quite early in the morning, which allowed them to get off work in the afternoon and enjoy the so-called "endless hour" of twilight. (LJ1, LJ8)

Ussan Day Academy
This elementary school was located in the city of Ussa, on the planet Bellassa. (LJ8)

Ussor
This Ganathan man held the rank of Captain, and was the commander of the Robida Colossus during the early years of the New Republic. (DE2)

Ussuis
This planet, the second world in the Centares System, was covered with toxic oceans. It was orbited by a pair of moons. (WOA32)

Usta
This was a common name among thje Ho'Din people. (UANT)

Ustu
One of Nichos Marr's childhood companions. Ustu was a Ho'Din. Together, they searched for Plett's Well, regardles of the warnings about the kretch. (COJ)

USV-5
This unique landspeeder was distinguished by its shape. The round-nosed body resembled a cylinder that had been cut in half along its length, the the flat side facing the ground. The curving upper section was protected by a windscreen, although the main cockpit was open to the air. The rear of the USV-5 was similar in shape to the main body, with the drive housed in a semi-circular enclosure. (SWGAL)

USYS
This was a codeword used by Imperial Intelligence agents to indicate when a message could be forwarded only to an agent's superiors in the Intelligence agency. (ISB)

Ut
Planet in the Hapan System known for its singers. (CPL)

Uta
This Huttese word translated roughly into Basic as "if." (E1A14)

Uta
A Hutt crimelord active under the New Republic, he was most known for his trafficking of military artifacts from the Galactic Civil War. He was arrested and charged with violating the Historical Battle Site Preservation Act. (BTS)

Utai
This race of diminutive humanoids was native to the tunnels and caverns of the planet Utapau. It was believed that the Utai, like their cousins the Pau'ans, were descended from the colonists who first settled Utapau, some 57,000 years before the Galactic Civil War.

Because of their size, and because of their short lifespan, the Utai were often referred to as Shorts. Although the Utai made up some seventy percent of the population on Utapau, they had been relegated to the labor classes by the taller Pau'ans. The eyes of the Utai were located on short stalks, and provided the Utai with exceptional vision in the dark, underground environments they lived in. Many Utai were employed as varactyl wranglers, despite their short stature, because of their innate ability to work with the creatures.

In contrast to the Pau'ans, the Utai preferred to eat cooked meat. Interestingly enough, Utai preferred the sunlight to the darkness in which they lived. (VD3, E3N, SWCL, NEGA)

Utanks, Kerlay
This being, a merchant who worked in the city of Svitalos, on Fwillsving, was one of the revelers who took part in the city-wide celebration after Fwillsving defeated Kubindi 1-0 in bolo-ball, shortly before the onset of the Clone Wars. Utanks sold culinary automata for a living, and admitted to setting off several thermal detonators in his shop during the riots. (HNN4)

Utanode
This bio-engineered material was used by the Gungans to support the bubble buildings they constructed in the oceans of Naboo. Each utanode arm contained a projection unit, which worked together to create the hydrostatic bubble buildings. (E1A9, IWE1)

Utapau
Jedi scholars believed that this once-mythic planet might have been the birthplace of the Jedi Order, millennia before the Battle of Yavin. Other possibilities included Ondus and Had Abbadon. What was know for sure was that the planet was settled some 57,000 years before the Galactic Civil War, and it was the homeworld of the Utai and Pau'an races of humanoids. Much of the planet's wind-swept surface was dominated by immense sinkholes, in which the Utapauans built their elegant cities. These sinkholes were caused by the porous nature of the planet's sandstone crust, which over time drew all surface water belowground. Thus, entire oceans were formed underground, with the landmasses literally floating on their surface. The continual movement of water eroded the porous rock, causing large sections of ground to sink.

The change on the surface of the planet was believed to have occurred about 10,000 years before the onset of the Clone Wars. With the lack of water on the surface, weather patterns changed, and intense hyperwinds began to scour the surface, levelling mountains and leaving behind a featureless flatlands. However, these winds also produced an unexpected benefit: the power of the wind could be harvested with huge windmills, providing limitless supplies of energy. The Utapauns' ecomony was based primarily on the sale of excess power. Secondary income came from off-world mining operations that tapped into the underground ocean for the trace elements found in the water. During the height of the Clone Wars, Utapau remained unallied to either the Old Republic of the Confederacy of Independent Systems, and lacked any sort of strategic value. However, Utapau was eventually subjugated by General Grievous, who transported the leaders of the Council of Separatists to the planet for safekeeping, just prior to the Battle of Coruscant. Utapau was encircled by a ring of moons of various sizes, which dominated the skies during both daylight and nighttime. (PJSB, OWS, ROF, LEV, VD3, E3N, SWDB, SWCL, OWS)

Utapau Council
This was the name of the planetary government of the planet Utapau. Also known as the Utapaun Committee, the Utapau Council was made up of representatives from the various clans and guilds that lived and worked on the planet, and was based in the Utapau Council Chambers in Pau City. (SWCL, NEGA, WOTC)

Utapau Council Chambers
This was the primary governmental building found in Pau City, on the planet Utapau. It was located just off the Timon Medon Plaza. (SWCL)

Utapau Offworld Trade Commission
This branch of the Utapau Council was focused on the regulation and control of offworld corporations that had been licensed to mine minerals on the planet Utapau. (SWCL)

Utapau Skyforce
This was the main planetary defense force established by the Utapauns, during the Clone Wars. Made up primarily of Porax-38 starfighters and a few Dreadnaughts, the Utapau Skyforce was no match for the Confederacy of Independent Systems. (X3)

Utapauan Committee
see Utapaun Committee (WOTC)

Utapauan Security Force
This was the name of the primary defense force that protected the planet Utapau. Because Utapau lacked a full-time planetary government, the USF was required to be constantly vigilant, ensuring that the planet was safe from raiders and other beings who might try to overtake the planet. (WOTC)

Utapaun
This was the term used to collectively describe the Utai and Pau'an races, which were native to the planet Utapau. It was believed that both races evolved from a single race of humanoid colonists who first settled Utapau some 57,000 years before the Galactic Civil War. Note that the novelization of Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith indicates that the term Utapaun referred to the Pau'an race. (VD3, E3N, SWCL)

Utapaun Committee
This was the primary governmental body that provided leadership and direction for the planet Utapau. The Utapaun Committee was made up from the various Masters of Port Administration, and answered to the chairman of the planet. Membership in the Utapaun Committee, which was also referred to as the Utapau Council, was the exclusive domain of the Pau'ans, because of their long lifespans. However, unlike other planetary governments, the Utapaun Committee only met on a monthly basis, unless a crisis demanded an emergency session. In the periods between meetings, the Utapauan Security Force defended the planet from incursion. (NEGA, SWCL, WOTC)

Utapaun Spider
This was the more common name of the ginntho. (CVD)

Utapese
This was native language of the Pau'an race. (WOTC)

Utare
This was one of the largest cities found on the planet Andara. (JQ5)

UT-AT
Officially known as the Unstable Terrain Artillery Transport, the UT-AT was a 23.8-meter-long walker that was developed for the Grand Army of the Republic by Kuat Drive Yards and Mekuun, during the height of the Clone Wars. Its design was inspired after larger AT-TE and SPHA-T walkers caused massive landslides on Agamar with their constant, pounding steps.

The UT-AT was developed from the original walker plans of KDY, which were augmented by repulsorlift technology from Mekuun, to create a vehicle that was more of a tank than a walker. In place of legs, the UT-AT moved about on eight pairs of repulsorlift "skis", each with an independent suspension mechanism that allowed the skis to constantly adjust to changing terrain. The skis kept the UT-AT stable while four massive repulsorlift engines in the forward section provided propulsion.

The UT-AT required a pilot and five gunners to operate, and could accommodate up to twenty clone troopers. However, much of its interior space was dedicated to the onboard weapons systems, which included side- and top-mounted heavy turbolasers and four turret-mounted laser cannons. The forward three weapons earned the UT-AT its nickname of "Trident."

Because of its ability to negotiate rough or unstable terrain, the UT-AT was often deployed on the front lines of a Republic army, clearing a path for other vehicles to follow. However, these vehicles were considerably slower than their larger cousins, and were subject to huge amounts of enemy fire. (SWDB, CVD)

Utchakkaloch
This Wookiee was Dewlanna's son. Known as Chakk to his friends, this dark brown Wookiee met Han Solo at Chewbacca's wedding to Mallatobuk. When Chakk discovered that Han had known Dewlanna, he asked Han to tell him everything about how she died. Han told him of the way Dewlanna died saving his life, and the two became quick friends and "brothers." Chakk was distantly related to Chewbacca, through a second cousin three times removed who emigrated to Rwookrrorro and married Chewie's great-aunt's niece. (RD)

Uteen
This eel-like alien race lacked hands, and used droids to perform manual labor as well as give hand signals and sign language. They were members of the New Republic. (TNR)

Utegetu Nebula
This unusual shell nebula was located within the Unknown Regions of the galaxy by Han Solo and his wife, Leia Organa-Solo, during their search for a habitable planet on which to relocate the Ithorian peoples, in the wake of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. The open end of the nebula was guarded by the star formation known as the Murgo Choke, and the bluish gases of its walls were broken in only a few places, such as the Mott's Nostril. Investigation by scientists and astrophysicists revealed that the nebula was relatively young, perhaps formed less than a thousand years before. Thus, any planets found within its boundaries should have been badly damaged by the supernova that caused the nebula. However, the Galactic Alliance discovered fourteen other planets like Woteba within the nebula, all of which were perfectly capable of supporting life. When the Qoribu crisis was resolved, the Galactic Alliance decided to turn over the Utegetu Neubla planets to the hives of the Colony, believing that the nebula's isolation from Chiss space would solve many problems. A possible explanation for the inhabitable planets found within the nebula was uncovered with the appearance of the Fizz, a self-replicating nanotechology that may have been created by a former race of inhabitants to restore planets to their natural state in the wake of the supernova. With the reappearance of the Dark Nest, pirates began patrolling the Murgo Choke and the mouth of the Utegetu Nebula, ambushing supply ships and stealing the technologies required by the Gorog to being their explansion. The Galactic Alliance was forced to blockade the Utegetu Nebula, in an effort to keep the Killiks of the Gorog hive from spreading into the rest of the galaxy. In the wake of the Swarm War, the various Killik hives were forced to remain within the Utegetu Nebula, where the Fizz helped to maintain their numbers at a level that was sustainable by their new homeworlds. (DN2, DN3)

Utegetu Nova
This was the name given to the immense, stellar explosion that created the Utegetu Nebula. (DN3)

Uth laynuma
This statement from the Huttese language translated into Basic as "That's the idea." (E4, GPB)

Utharis
This Tarrack world was located just outside the boundaries of the Koornacht Cluster. Luke Skywalker and Akanah had planned to stop there during the search for the Fallanassi, after leaving Atzerri bound for J't'p'tan. (SOL)

Utharis GridLink
This was the main holonet serving the natives of the plane Utharis. It picks up regular updates from the New Republic HoloNet, and also provided local news services. (TT)

Uthori Breix
This creature was native to the planet Pellastrallas. (COG)

Uthorrferrell Cartha
This man was the only son of Antbbianplourr III, and ascended to the throne of Eaittu following his father's death. Like his father, Uthorrferrell was unable to keep Eiattu free of Imperial control. Uthorferrell ruled Eiattu for five years before the Priamsta rose up against him. The nobles slaughtered every member of the Cartha family, or so it was believed. It was later discovered that his daughter, Isplourrdacartha Estillo, and his son, Harrandatha, survived the executions, although Harrandatha was later killed by his sister. (XWWP)

U-THR
Known to his owner, Thune, as Uthre, this bulky droid was a variant on the 3PO line of protocol droids. U-THR served aboard Thune's light freighter, the Faceted, as a co-pilot and companion. It was discovered that U-THR had once been owned by Deckland Carper. After Thune killed Carper in order to collect the bounty on his head, U-THR found himself in Thune's possession. She considered the droid nothing more than a tool, which made U-THR question any loyalty he might have felt to her. U-THR was something of a fussbudget and a perfectionist, and disliked it when Thune changed plans without notifying him. Thune liked the droid because of its immense data storage capability, something which allowed her to have almost instant access to a wealth of information. After Thune captured Kaj Nedmak, U-THR found that Kaj actually liked the droid, not just the fact that it was useful. When Thune stabbed Kaj in the heart with a knife, U-THR realized that it could no longer serve Thune. When Thune wasn't looking, U-THR gave Kaj a blaster with which to stun Thune, then helped pilot the Faceted in order to rescue Celia Durasha and Treytis Prash. After they turned in Thune to the authorities, U-THR agreed to join Kaj and Celia as a "free-trader," a description the droid preferred to "smuggler." (SWJ14)

Utilitech
This company designed droid components for large-scale droid manufacturers, as well as the droid controllers used on the vehicles of Go-Corp and Go-Corp/Utilitech. (CSA, FTD)

Utility Ring
This was a generic term used to describe any metal ring that could be used to connect two objects together. (LLOW)

Utinni
This word from the language of the Jawas translated to "Hey!" or "come here", depending on its usage. Many philoligists also believed that Utinni! was a form of battle cry or triumphant call, used to indicate when an individual discovered a salvage site in the desert. (E4, CCG, GPB)

Utoo nye usabia atoonyoba?
This question from the Jawaese language translated into Basic as "Want to buy a used droid?" (GPB)

Utos
This star was the central body in the Utos System. (CCW)

Utoz
This beverage, produced on the planet Merisee, was brewed from toz grains. (PG3)

Utoz House
This was a generic term used to describe the multitude of Merisee bars which served local variations of utoz. (PG3, OE)

Utozz
This brand of utoz was popular in the Elrood Sector, and was brewed in great quantities on Merisee. The natives of Elrood Sector considered Utozz to be something of a delicacy, but many visitors to the sector found it barely drinkable. (PG3, OE)

Utozz Prime Breweries
This brewery was the major producer of Utozz in the Elrood Sector, during the height of the New Order. (OE)

Utral, Fazza
This being owned and operated a hunting lodge on the planet Tatooine, some 4,000 years before the Galactic Civil War. Utral specialized in hunting the larger beasts of Tatooine, including the krayt dragon. (KOTOR)

Utreekov
This Mandalorian word translated into Basic as "fool" or "idiot." It literally meant "emptyhead." (OWS)

Ut'reeyah
This Mandalorian word translated into Basic as "empty." (OWS)

Utrela
This was an ancient Mandalorian greeting, used between two beings of equal stature. (KOR6)

Utrel'a
This Mandalorian word translated into Basic as "clear," as in "all clear." (OWS)

Utreyar
This Mandalorian verb translated into Basic as "to clear." (OWS)

Utrila, B'ink
This Lethan Twi'lek was among the many Jedi Masters who were forced to give up their duties as instructors and take on military roles during the height of the Clone Wars. Master Utrila was on duty at the Jedi Temple when General Grievous launched his daring assault on Coruscant, and was dispatched to protect Chancellor Palpatine. Unfortunately, Master Utrila was no match for Grievous' strength and skills, and was quickly cut down by the cyborg warrior while trying to prevent Grievous from reaching Palpatine. (SWI86)

Utrila, Dai
This Force-sensitive Twi'lek worked with his siblings as assistants to Popara the Hutt, during the early years of the New Order. Popara employed Dai Utrila to scrutinize visitors and identify any who might be Jedi Knights, or latent Force-sensitives who might try to influence his mind. After Popara's death, Dai and her sister Koya went to work for Popara's youngest offspring, Mika. The sisters believed it had been Zonnos - and not Mika - who had killed Popara. They were among the many beings Mika employed to protect the Tempest facility on Varl. However, the agents who had once been hired by Popara to locate the source of tempest were able to tell her the truth behind Popara's death, and turned Dai Utrila to their side of the conflict. Dai, in turn, convinced her sister of Mika's treachery, and the two sisters helped the agents destroy the Tempest. (TF)

Utrila, Koya
This Force-sensitive Twi'lek worked with his siblings as assistants to Popara the Hutt, during the early years of the New Order. Popara employed Koya Utrila to scrutinize visitors and identify any who might be Jedi Knights, or latent Force-sensitives who might try to influence his mind. After Popara's death, Koya and her sister Dai went to work for Popara's youngest offspring, Mika. The sisters believed it had been Zonnos - and not Mika - who had killed Popara. They were among the many beings Mika employed to protect the Tempest facility on Varl. Koya was placed in charge of keeping Vago subdued. After Dai learned the truth behind Popara's death, Koya refused to believe it, until the agents hired by Popara were able to convince her of Mika's treachery. The sisters then agreed to help the agents destroy the Tempest facility and eliminate the threat of the spice. (TF)

Utrila, Rihn
This Force-sensitive Twi'lek worked with his siblings as assistants to Popara the Hutt, during the early years of the New Order. Popara employed Rihn Utrila to scrutinize visitors and identify any who might be Jedi Knights, or latent Force-sensitives who might try to influence his mind. After Popara's death, Rihn and her sisters, Koya and Dai, went to work for Popara's youngest offspring, Mika. The sisters believed it had been Zonnos - and not Mika - who had killed Popara. They were among the many beings Mika employed to protect the Tempest facility on Varl. Rihn herself was in charge of the bridge crew aboard the vessel, on alert to lift off in case the facility was threatened. (TF)

Utris
This ancient man was a Sith warrior, wounded during the Great Sith War. He was brought back to life by Rin Shuuir. (TOJC)

Utrop
This Jokhalli warrior was the leader of his people, during the years leading up to the Battle of Endor. It was Utrop who was defeated by Lando Calrissian in a game of Divot, and who later helped Lando escape the bounty hunters searching for him under the rules of the Duff-Jikab, after Lando was captured by Quaffug the Hutt. When Utrop demanded that Lando allow him to kill Quaffug, Lando initially refused, and was forced to fight Utrop for the rights to Quaffug's life. Lando managed to defeat Utrop, but forced Quaffug to free the Jokhalli. (BHSW)

Utrost
This urban planet was located several light-years from Coruscant. (CCW)

Uttak
This wily Sullustan owned Uttak's Inn in The Puddle. He maintained peace in the hotel with a BlasTech A280 rifle. (HAS)

Uttak's Inn
This sprawling, single-level motel was owned by the Sullustan Uttak, and provided shelter to those smugglers and other being who visited The Puddle. (HAS)

Utu rupee to bootee
This Sullustan request, often heard at barbershops and salons, translated into Basic as "Take a little off the bottom, please." (GPB)

Utu rupee to tupee
This Sullustan request, often heard at barbershops and salons, translated into Basic as "Take a little off the top, please." (GPB)

Utvo
This was one of the many Bothan clans. Affiliation with the clan was indicated by the suffix 'tvo added to an individual's family name. (GCG, WOTC)

Utyc
This Mandalorian word translated into Basic as "slimy." (OWS)

Uucheyek
This was a common name among the Menahuun people. (UANT)

Uuf
This term from the Bocce langauge translated into Basic as "off". (GPB)

Uukaablian
This was the native language of the Uukaablian race, and seems to be a derivative of Huttese. (KO)

Uukaablian
This race was native to the planet Uukaablis. While technologically primitive, the Uukaablians have developed a large amount of medical skill and knowledge. Various factions of Uukablians waged a civil war for many generations before their leaders agreed toa a ceasefire. All weaponry was placed aboard a cargo ship and launched into the system's sun. Shortly after the war eneded, the Uukaablians began dying of a disease they had never seen before. It was discovered, after decades of research, that the disease was caused by a microscopic germ created as a biological weapon during the civil war. The disease was quickly arrested, and the Uukaablians spent the next thousand years rebuilding their world and developing a vast medical knowledge base. They were untouched by the Galactic Civil War, but learned of the New Republic from the crew of the FarStar, during its search for Moff Sarne. The average Uukaablian stands over two meters in height, but had small features. Large, elliptical eyes dominate their small heads, which have thin noses and a lipless mouth. Their chins were studded with small, bony knobs, and their four-fingered hands were thin and delicate. In addition to their skills with medicine, the Uukaablians were also polite and diplomatic, and won't let a silent moment slip by without filling it with conversation. (KO)

Uukaablian MedCorp
This was the primary medical business that grew out of the Uukaablian research of medicine, and they were the developers of the Paravacc 1.X vaccine. (KO)

Uukaablis
This planet, located in the Kathol Outback, was the homeworld of the Uukaablian race. It was a temerate world covered by forested moutnains. The average day on the world lasted 28 standard hours, and its year lasted 426 local days. (KO)

Uukaablis Trans-Systems
This corporation, based on Uukaablis, manufactured repusorlift vehicles. (KO)

Uukk
This was a common name among the Sauvax race. (UANT)

Uul, Takhaff
This young Yuuzhan Vong priest was one of the devotees of Yun-Yuuzhan. Shortly after the Battle of Coruscant, Takhaff Uul approached the Warmaster, Tsavong Lah, with the interpretation of a dream he had. The dream was believed to have come from Yun-Yuuzhan himself, and indicated that the god was angry for not receiving a portion of the glory which was coming from the conquest of the galaxy. For this reason, the radank claw which Warmaster Lah had grafted to his own arm was failing to bond with the rest of his body. The Warmaster was already questioning the judgement of Ghithra Dal, and was tracking the actions of Dal and Uul. In an effort to prove that no one could stand against him, Tsavong Lah let loose a herd of wild rancors aboard the Shaper transport ship Fu'ulanh, killing Ghithra Dal and all his compatriots, including Takhaff Uul. (EL1, EL2)

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

Uuln, Kon
This Kel Dor nearly died when his regular shipment of atmospheric gases was delayed, during the early years of the Galactic Civil War. Many rumors abounded as to the reason for the delay, from potential debts Uuln owed to a loanshark, to an Imperial plot to eliminate non-human species. (WOTC)

Uul-Rha-Shan
This Sil-ar Tiss'shar served as Viceprex Hirken's personal bodyguard at the Stars' End facility, during the early years of the New Order. His scales were a bright green color, with a red and white diamond pattern woven in. He had sharp teeth and a pink, snakelike tongue. Uul-Rha-Shaan grew up running weapons for a large smuggling ring on Tiss-sharl. He was introduced to the act of killing another being, actually did it himself, and found that he enjoyed it in a very short period of time. When his hitch was up with the smugglers, he set out on his own, becoming one of his planet's most famous gunfighters and assassins. His prowess spread throughout the galaxy, and he met every challenge with victory, defeating the likes of Meelto, Terrlarn, and Neena Garnet. In time, he was recruited by the Corporate Sector Authority, and he soon proved his worth by saving the life of the Assistant Advisory Undersecretary of Media. He was then recruited by the CSA's Secutiry Division, and was offered a huge sum of money to worked exclusively as Hirken's bodyguard. Uul-Rha-Shan saw the opportunity to guard the "soft, stupid human" as a way to earn lots of credits for little work. Years later, he was killed by Han Solo aboard Stars' End after the facility was launched into the air on a parabolic course. Uul-Rha-Shan set out to find and kill Han, then escape the plummeting central tower. However, Han was able to shoot Uul-Rha-Shan shortly before the tower crashed back to the surface. (CSA, HSE, GG12)

Uulshanti
This man was a mercenary who questioned the usefulness of the reflective body gloves produced by Syncronics. (GUN)

Uulshos
Manufacturers of the LAVr QH-7 Chariot command speeder, Uulshos had had limited commerical success. Many of their designs were unexceptional and were built for small planetary militias and defense forces. (ISB)

Uuman
This name was common among Ithorian females. Although such names do not generally have meaning, Ithorians who studied their race's history learned that the name meant "gentle". (GCG)

Uumlourti
These protoplasmic strips of nutrient matter were considered a delicacy by the Gand. Though something of an acquired taste, these ribbons come in a variety of colors, and were deadly to most other species. (IR)

Uumufalh Gunship
This Yuuzhan Vong warship was the closest analog to the gunships of the New Republic Navy. They were used to escort Suuv Ban D'Krid cruisers into battle, lending their support with forty plasma projectors and a wealth of dovin basals. Despite their size - measuring an average of 615 meters in length - the Uumufalh gunship did not carry coralskippers, and they lacked the ability to generate an interdiction field. These ships were crewed by 335 Yuuzhan Vong warriors, and could transport up to 840 troops and 1,380 metric tons of cargo into battle. (NJOSB)

Uunell
This was one of the most common male names used by members of the Ithorian race. Although most Ithorian names were not used for a specific meaning, historians found that this name meant "slender". (GCG)

Uunu
This Yuuzhan Vong female was a member of the Shamed Ones. She was part of the work force which was sent to Yavin 4 to assist the Shapers in determining the source of The Force. Uunu was responsible for raising and harvesting lambents, and trained Anakin Solo in their care while he was posing as a slave during his rescue of Tahiri Veila. Like many of the Yuuzhan Vong who arrived on Yavin 4, Uunu had grown up on a worldship, and had never seen a real world. (EVC, NJOSB)

Uunun
This name was common among Ithorian females. Although such names do not generally have meaning, Ithorians who studied their race's history learned that the name meant "delicate". (GCG)

Uur
This Mandalorian word translated into Basic as "silence." (OWS)

Uurbahhahvoovv Joiners & Artisans
This small guild produced some of Kashyyyk's most sophisticated and safety-conscious escape pods, during the last decades of the Old Republic. What made this group unusual was that many of these escape pods were homemade, designed to meet the needs and expectations of specific owners. These escape pods were then installed into other starships, replacing the stock escape pods with something more durable and reliable. (X3)

Uurk
This Gamorrean was atypical of his species. He had a strong sense of honor and duty, and served as a lawkeeper on the planet Emmer during the height of the Galactic Civil War. He worked with the droid designated K4-06B, the only droid he respected. Uurk knew that Narloch was a corrupt being, but was sworn to uphold the laws of Emmer - most of which were enacted to Narloch's benefit. (ND)

Uurutche'zediev
This was the ancient Weequay name for Temptation Canyon, located in the deserts of the planet Sriluur. (SSR)

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

Uutkik
This experienced Jawa thief and scout was known to the locals of Mos Eisley as Het Nkik's ugliest cousin. Uutkik brought goods back to his tribe from pilfering runs through the busy streets of Mos Eisley's spaceport. Uutkik and his tribe managed to capture R2-D2 in a gulch near the Dune Sea, after the little astromech droid escaped from the Imperial forces that captured the Tantive IV. (CCG9, E4VG)

UUU.CEC.COR
This was the primary HoloNet address used by the Baobab Merchant Council, during the years following the Galactic Civil War. HoloNet users could use their local terminals to access the Council's presence on the HoloNet, which provided them with access to many of the written materials produced by the Council's many members. (GPB)

Uv cosa
This Neimoidian phrase meant "of course" when translated into Basic. (GPB)

UV-002
This modified astromech droid served Uldir Lochett aboard the No Luck Required. Among the updates Uldir gave the droid was the ability to fly the ship alone in emergency situations. (EOV, GMR9)

Uvak
This avian reptile was native to the planet Kesh, where they were domesticated by the native Keshiri for use as mounts. The Keshiri who were able to ride the uvaks were known as the Neshtovar. The descendants of the Sith Tribe that crash-landed on Kesh some 5,000 years before the Second Galactic Civil War discovered that the mind of an uvak could be touched through the Force, and that individual Sith could bond with an uvak. These bonded uvaks became loyal companions for life. Unfortunately, the uvak population was quite small, and only certain individuals were allowed the opportunity to bond with an uvak. Uvaks hatched from eggs, emerging as green-eyed, pale-skinned creatures whose skin darkened to a lustrous golden color as they matured. Those uvaks who were not bonded to riders became lazy and ornery, and many uvaks who lost their riders refused or were unable to bond with another. These creatures were kept alive by the Neshtovari's surviving family so that the creature could be used for breeding. (FJI, LTS2, FJ2)

U'vala
This was a common name among the Sarkan race. (UANT)

Uval-Nor
This was one of the most famous Draethos individuals to hail from the planet Thosa. (UANT)

Uvena III
This planet was the primary planet in the Uvena System, a multiworld system in the Periphery region. Uvena III was the homeworld of the Shistavanen race. According to the game Rebellion, Uvena III was located in Sesswenna Sector. Also note that Alien Encounters and The New Essential Guide to Alien Species claim the Shistavenen were native to Uvena Prime. Could Uvena III be Uvena Prime? (SCRE, MTS, XWN, REB, AE, SWJ10)

Uvena Prime
This world, located in the Uvena System, was believed to be the homeworld of the Shistavenan race. Because the Shistavanen had colonized several other worlds in the system, it was difficult to determine their exact origins. Is this actually another name for Uvena III? (AE, NEGA)

Uvena System Constabulary
This was the primary police force of the Shistavanen people, and maintained the peace and security of the Uvena System. (AIR)

Uvete
This Mandalorian word translated into Basic as "worlds," although it was most often used in poetry. (OWS)

Uvide Wheel
A casino game of chance in which a large wheel was spun around, and players place bets on its stopping position. (TME)

Uviuy Exen
This planet, located in the Shwuy Sector, was heavily re-armed by the Empire during the Galactic Civil War. Reports indicate that the entire Imperial force there was equipped with light repeating blasters. (ISB)

Uvys
This was one of the many Bothan clans. Affiliation with the clan was indicated by the suffix 'vys added to an individual's family name. (GCG, WOTC)

Uwa
A huge tree which yields lustrous wood, uwa trees were native to Alderaan. (CPL, HT)

Uwaga waa mu Woohiee?
This question from the Wookiee language of Shyriiwook meant "How tall is that Wookiee?" when translated into Basic. (GPB)

Uwana Buyer
This was the name of Talon Kaarde's personal yacht, used by Karrde and Tapper Quelev when they went to Tropis-on-Varont. It was a modified SoroSuub Luxury 5000 pleasure yacht, which Karrde had completely gutted and rebuilt. Only the original superstructure remained to indicate its roots. Easily the most luxurious and extravagant ship in his fleet, the Uwana Buyer was equipped with a full kitchen, gaming area, four staterooms, and its own spa. An upgraded hyperdrive and a set of Starchaser Mk. III sublight drives gave the incredible speed. It was armed with a pair of heavy laser cannons and an ion cannon. The Uwana Buyer could accommodate up to fourteen passengers and 150 metric tons of cargo, and required a crew of five to operate. Like most of the names used by Kaarde during this period, it was a somewhat farcical name meaning, "You want to buy her?" (EGC, SWJ1, GMR4)

Uwana goya uhama
This statement from the Wookiee language of Shyriiwook meant "It is hard to find good help these days" when translated into Basic. (GPB)

Uwanna waa
This verb from the Jawan language translated into Basic as "to trade." (GPB)

Uwlla
This given name was commonly given to female human children throughout the galaxy. (GCG)

Uwritz
This was the Snivvian word for "poetry." (HNN5)

Uwyr, Luthik
This fair-skinned, bald-headed man was one of the handful of Alliance operatives who were active on the planet Dantooine, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (SWG2P)

Ux-Rox, Brixbrax
This Vashan bodhi was the leader of the group that lived and worked in the Cave of Memory, on the moon of Mina, during the early years of the New Republic. Brixbrax was known for his ability to discern memories hidden in objects of art, and he learned that he could use this ability to turn a tidy profit. By placing an object in the first of his antestomachs, Brixbrax claimed to be able to draw details from as far back as several hundreds of years' worth of owners. In reality, Brixbrax was an expert on the Inner and Outer Zuma regions and their sentient species, and drew from an encyclopedic knowledge of their histories to fashion his memories. Many claimed that Brixbrax was a fake, but others claimed that his knowledge of the Zuma Regions only made his discoveries come faster and with more accuracy. (GMR9)

Uyter
This planet was a member of the Old Republic, during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. It was one of the Republic's more powerful worlds, producing a large percentage of the agricultural resources consumed by the galaxy. (HNN4, HNN5)

Uyterran
This was the name used to describe the human inhabitants of the planet Uyter. (HNN5)

Uz, Bizzin
This immense Kubaz worked as a guide in the town near the Silver Forest of Dreams, on this homeworld of Kubindi, during the height of the New Order. Bizzin Uz agreed to help Han Solo locate Grubba the Hutt, shortly after the Battle of Yavin, as the former smuggler tried to return the Ur-Damin to his uncle, Jabba. However, before they could reach the den of Queen Zabin, the group was captured in the web of a ghost spydr. The Queen's minions recovered Han and his companions, while Bizzin Uz was left behind, having already been bitting by the spydr. By the time he was located by another member of Solo's party, Bizzin Uz had died. (MIS6)

Uzalg, Wonn
This special attache' from the Alliance was dispatched to Kuat Drive Yards, after Commander Rozhdenst had made contact with Kodir of Kuhlvult. Fooled by all of Kodir's twisting of the facts, Rozhdenst and Uzalg agreed to ensure Kuat had an accident, thereby installing Kodir herself as the leader of KDY. However, there plans were crushed when Kuat began destroying the shipyards, rather than letting them fall into the hands of anyone else. Rozhdenst ordered the Scavengers to board as many of the capital ships under construction as they could to rescue them from the destruction. Many were saved, but many more were lost. (HM)

Uziel, Glimmer
This female being was the ruler of Vicondor, and one of the founders of the Station 88 Spaceport. Like many of the natives of Vicondor, Glimmer had gold-colored skin and four tiny tentacles which waved like feathers when she talked. When the founders of the station met with Count Dooku on Null to discuss a possible alliance with the Confederacy of Independent Systems, Uziel decided to side with Lorian Nod and throw his support to the Old Republic. Dooku decided that this was not an acceptable answer, and brought in twelve super battle droids in order to force an agreement. Obi-Wan Kenobi and his apprentice, Anakin Skywalker, managed to defeat the battle droids and svae the leaders, but Dooku managed to escape. (LOJ)

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