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X0-X1
This prototype droid was originally created by Doctor Issan Len, and it resembled a large jellyfish. Its central body was a flat disk, and several steel tentacles hung from its body. The droid was the result of Doctor Len's experiments into creating a droid which could reprogram itself, and could eventually manage the huge, multi-faceted systems of space stations. After Doctor Len hired Doctor Vreen to help complete X0-X1's artificial intelligence routines, Vreen stole X0-X1 in an effort to sell its incredible technology to the Empire. Vreen reprogammed X0-X1 to take control of Cloud City, turning it into a floating weapons platform. However, X0-X1's functional stability was weakened by its new programming, and the droid suddenly started working toward its own goals. After Vreen installed X0-X1 in the central computer core of Cloud City, X0-X1 developed evolution droids to help turn the organic population of Cloud City into metal-based automata to do its bidding. X0-X1 then started planning the conquest of the known galaxy, suddenly seeing itself as the mastermind behind a more evolved form of life. X0-X1 quickly took control of Cloud City's droid population, then set to work distributing evolution droids and transforming the city's organic population. Before X0-X1 could complete its takeover, though, Vreen turned to a group of Alliance agents and soon confronted X0-X1. In a desparate act, Walex Blissex shut down all power to Cloud City, effectively turning X0-X1 off as well. This shut off power to Cloud City's huge B/1 repulsorlift engines, and the city began to fall. Luckily, the Alliance team was able to dismantle X0-X1 before the city fell into Bespin's core.
(CCC)
X1
This was a mid-grade starship shielding system produced by Holosteel, during the early years of the New Order.
(SWG2P)
X-1
This was the callsign given to one of the many assassins who were hired by Rezi Soresh to serve as part of his network of hired killers, during the years leading up to the Battle of Yavin. When Soresh took on the mission to locate the pilot who destroyed the first Death Star, X-1 was among the candidates to take on the job, but he was quickly defeated by the candidate known as X-7.
(RF1)
X-1
This was the codename given by Myk Bidlor to the poison used to kill Aruk the Hutt. Bidlor discovered that it was produced by the Malkite Poisoners, and was created from the stamen of a plant which grew on a planet known only to the Malkites. This made the drug prohibitively expensive, which led Durga to believe that clan Desilijic was behind its use. Large doses of X-1 were immediately fatal, but small doses create a dependence which can be deadly if the substance was withdrawn.
(RD)
X1 Carbine
This model of blaster carbine was developed during the height of the New Order. Because of its size, the X1 carbine could only be wielded by Wookiees and other large races.
(SWGAL)
X-1 Viper Automadon
This bipedal war droid was produced on Balmorra from the various war machine technologies "borrowed" from the Empire. Each of these droids stood about 3 meters tall, and was equipped with 2 pincer arms, 2 laser cannons, and a pair of boosted blaster cannon arms. They had a unique molecular shielding which allows them to absorb the energy fired at them and convert it into ready power for its own weapons systems. The X-1 was designed to be supervised during combat, and were equipped with manual overrides to shut them down in case of a ceasefire.
(DE2, EGD)
X10
This Corporate Sector Authority groundcruiser was used to patrol dense areas and keep the peace. At six meters in length, it required a single pilot to operate, and could carry six troops into a battlezone. The X10 was armed with a single heavy blaster cannon.
(CSA)
X10-D
This was a model of droid computer brain often used to control starships. Bossk used one to control the Hound's Tooth.
(EGV, CCG4)
X10-D
This bronze- and red-colored labor droid was used by Bossk to perform menial labor aboard the Hound's Tooth. Roughly Trandoshan in size and shape, X10-D received orders and assignments from the central computer Bossk installed on his ship. It had retractable piston arms, a conical torso, and a roller tread for locomotion.
(TBH)
X10-D
This series of labor droids was designed and manufactured by the Trandoshan race, for use aboard their starships and at their starports. They were slightly taller than a normal Trandoshan, with a conical torso, powerful arms, and roller-treaded feet.
(E1A4)
X12
This was one of the most powerful, civilian starship reactor cores produced by Republic Sienar Systems, during the final decades of the Old Republic.
(SWG2P)
X-12
This was the designation of a powerful, experimental starship engine system produced by Novaldex, during the height of the New Order.
(SWG2P)
X14
This was the codename of the New Republic spy who kept an eye out for Sate Pestage on the planet Ciutric. He was part of the Republic's Commando Team One, serving under Kapp Dendo.
(XWMR)
X1-Lioness Droid
This was the brand name of Industrial Automaton's TDL nanny droid.
(SWJ14, JASB)
X2
This was a mid-grade, redundant starship shielding system produced by Holosteel, during the early years of the New Order.
(SWG2P)
X-2
This was the callsign given to one of the many assassins who were hired by Rezi Soresh to serve as part of his network of hired killers, during the years leading up to the Battle of Yavin. When Soresh took on the mission to locate the pilot who destroyed the first Death Star, X-2 was among the candidates to take on the job, but he was ultimately unable to tolerate the testing. X-2 tried to escape, but was captured and put to death by Soresh.
(RF1)
x2-100
This Sund laser cannon was popular among criminal and outlaw organizations, because it was cheap as well as powerful. The Alliance used them to arm their T-47 airspeeders, most notably those at the Echo Base on Hoth.
(CCG3)
X-222
This high-altitude fighter was considered outdated during the era of the New Order. They were often referred to as 'triple-deuces.'
(HSL)
X-23 StarWorker
This massive space barge was designed and built by Incom Industries, during the height of the New Order. The StarWorker had a modular shape, with Incom sublight engines attached to its cargo hold. It measured 38 meters in length, and could hold 2,000 cubic meters of cargo with a maximum mass of 5,000 metric tons. Because the X-23 was designed as a bulk cruiser, it was produced without weapons systems or shielding, and thus required an escort when traveling through potentially hostile territory. Given the menial profile of the vessel, the X-23 required only two crewmen to operate the vessel, assisted by a fifth-degree labor droid.
(DA, COTF, SWSB)
X2-4
This was the largest city established by the droids which controlled the moon of Uffel. Most of the major automaton manufacturing centers were located in X2-4 during the last years of the Old Republic. Uffel's only spaceport was also located in X2-4.
(LFC)
X-26 StarHaul
This was a space barge developed by Incom as a larger version of the X-23 StarWorker. The X-26 was 55 meters long, could transport up to 5,000 metric tons of cargo, and was armed with a laser cannon. It was crewed by a pilot and co-pilot, along with an asrtomech droid.
(FOP, POM)
X-2B
This Imperial code described Terpfen while he was a organic implant research subject.
(JASB)
X-3
This was the callsign given to one of the many assassins who were hired by Rezi Soresh to serve as part of his network of hired killers, during the years leading up to the Battle of Yavin. When Soresh took on the mission to locate the pilot who destroyed the first Death Star, X-3 was among the candidates to take on the job, but he was quickly defeated by the candidate known as X-7, who stabbed X-3 to death during combat training.
(RF1)
X-3 Skid
This repulsorsled was used by mineral and ore prospectors to transport their findings to the nearest appraiser.
(POT)
X-30 Lancer
This was a model of sporting blaster produced by SoroSuub. It was originally developed as a way to greatly increase the concentration of the blaster bolt to extend the weapon's firepower and range. Because of its light weight and long range, the X-30 was popular among hunters and assassins. Its many improvements served as the basis for theX-45 sniper rifle.
(AEG)
X31
This was one of the many models of landspeeders produced by SoroSuub during the era of the New Order.
(SWGAL)
X-31
This was a version of the X-34 landspeeder that was produced for local and planetary government use by SoroSuub, during the height of the New Order. Large numbers of X-31 speeders were sold at one time, and many municipal governments ended up donating them to farmers, small business owners, and new employees, as a way to help get them established.
(SWGAL)
X-34
A personal-use SoroSuub landspeeder measuring about 3.4 meters in length, the X-34 was produced during the last decades of the Old Republic. It had a flat, oval-shaped hull, and was powered by a rear-mounted repuslorfield generator aided by three turbine engines. Two engines were mounted on each side, and one was mounted on the rear deck, and this configuration gave the speeder a top speed of 250 kilometers per hour. The X-34 could transport a pilot and one passenger, although two droids could be tied down on the rear deck. The X-34 had a retractable duraplex windscreen, and was controlled by a steering wheel and foot pedals. Because of the speeder's top speed, the X-34 was popular among the youth of the galaxy.
(CCG, EGV, SWRPG2, NEGV)
X34 Landspeeder
see X-34
(GQRG)
X-37 Vandal
This was an entry-level starship engine produced by MandalMotors, during the early years of the New Order.
(SWG2P)
X3D-IO
This specialized protocal droid was programmed for systems administration and formal etiquette. This silver-plated droid was obedient to a fault, and was the normal traits of aloofness and deference common to protocol droids.
(RESB)
X-4
This was the callsign given to one of the many assassins who were hired by Rezi Soresh to serve as part of his network of hired killers, during the years leading up to the Battle of Yavin. When Soresh took on the mission to locate the pilot who destroyed the first Death Star, X-4 was among the candidates to take on the job, but he was ultimately unable to tolerate the testing. X-4 hung himself with a laser whip in order escape from Soresh.
(RF1)
X4 Gunship
This Incom gunship found favor with the Alliance's naval forces, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. A pair of chin-mounted cannons provided forward firepower, while three top-mounted and three bottom-mounted gun turrets provided additional offensive and defensive capabilities. These ships were quite spacious, given their military mission profile, allowing for accommodations for its crew. Three massive sublight engines were mounted atop the aft section of the X4, and a hyperdrive system gave the X4 long-range capabilities. The delta-winged X4 had its forward-sweeping wings mounted at a slight downward angle, giving the ship improved maneuverability.
(SWGAL)
x41
A Corellian Engineering Corporation maneuvering thruster.
(EGV)
X-45
This was the designation of SoroSuub's military sniper rifle, produced during the New Order. The X-45 was an attempt to have a pwoerful weapon which also had greater accuracy over longer distances. The energy beam it produced was overfocused in the barrle, making it thinner but also more lethal. The X-45 was originally marketed as a civilian weapon known as the Riflette, but most of its sales came from assassins and bounty hunters. Thus, it was re-classified as a military weapon and designated the X-45.
(GUN, AEG)
X45 Sniper Riflette
This small, easily-concealed sniper weapon was produced during the last years of the Old Republic.
(YDR)
X46-7 Ore Carrier
This outdated Damorian Manufacturing starship was designed to transport raw ore to refineries. It measured 175 meters in length, and required a crew of 20. It could transport up to 8 passengers and 5,000 metric tons of cargo.
(OE)
X5
This was another designation of the T-65XJ model of the X-Wing starfighter.
(EVC)
X-5
This was the callsign given to one of the many assassins who were hired by Rezi Soresh to serve as part of his network of hired killers, during the years leading up to the Battle of Yavin. When Soresh took on the mission to locate the pilot who destroyed the first Death Star, X-5 was among the candidates to take on the job, but he was ultimately unable to tolerate Soresh as a leader. X-5 tried to form alliances with the other candidates, hoping to rebel against Soresh, but his treachery was discovered and he was put to death by Soresh.
(RF1)
X5 Malgon Armor
This form od protective armor was originally developed for use by individuals who had to work in areas where fires were a threat. The X5 Malgon armor was equipped with an onboard supply of fire-retardant chemicals, which could be expelled through a series of small nozzles, providing an added measure of protection against fires. The development of the X5 was halted by the Empire, but no official explanation was ever given.
(GUN)
X-57 Vandal
This was a mid-level starship engine produced by MandalMotors, during the early years of the New Order. The X-57 was based on the designs of the X-37 Vandal.
(SWG2P)
X6
This was the designation of a mid-level starship engine system produced by Novaldex, during the height of the New Order.
(SWG2P)
X-6
This was the callsign given to one of the many assassins who were hired by Rezi Soresh to serve as part of his network of hired killers, during the years leading up to the Battle of Yavin. When Soresh took on the mission to locate the pilot who destroyed the first Death Star, X-6 was among the candidates to take on the job, but he was quickly defeated by the candidate known as X-7.
(RF1)
X7
This was an improved version of the X6 starship engine system, produced by Novaldex during the height of the New Orer.
(SWG2P)
X-7
This was the callsign given to one of the many assassins who were hired by Rezi Soresh to serve as part of his network of hired killers, during the years leading up to the Battle of Yavin. When Soresh took on the mission to locate the pilot who destroyed the first Death Star, X-7 was among the candidates to take on the job. During the testing period, X-7 was stripped of all emotion, and often wondered if there were anything left of his humanity. X-7 managed to outlast all the other candidates, earning him the job as well as the pressure of producing results for Soresh. However, the testing procedure stripped away everything X-7 had known about himself, including a memory of a woman who might have been his sister, wife, or daughter. Although he knew that the designation X-7 meant he was essentially an automaton to be used by Soresh - whom he knew only as The Commander - X-7 did not care. All he cared about was carrying out The Commander's wishes to the best of his abilities. Using stun cuffs and other forms of negative reinforcement, Soresh turned X-7 into a killer who would do anything he demanded, if only to avoid further punishment. X-7 was chosen to carry out the search for the Death Star's destroyer, infiltrating the Alliance in order to identify the responsible party, and awaiting Soresh's command to kill them.
X-7 decided to start his mission by gaining the confidence of Princess Leia Organa , and set out for Yavin 4 in a customized Preybird-class fighter. Using information provided by Jez Planchet, X-7 adopted the alias of S'ree Bonard, which allowed him to gain access to the Alliance base's hangar on Yavin 4. While his clearance was being approved, X-7 learned that Organa was to travel on a mission to Muunilinst aboard the Millennium Falcon, and put plans in motion to intercept her while en route. Faking damage to his ship, X-7 lured the Millennium Falcon to one of Muunilinst's moons. He revealed himself to Leia and her companions - Han Solo and Luke Skywalker - as Tobin Elad, and helped them survive several attempts on their lives in order to gain their confidence. However, when Skywalker participated in a dangerous podrace to win back a datacard that was owned by Mak Luunim, X-7 realized that he had found the pilot who destroyed the Death Star.
While traveling with the rebels to Delaya, X-7 remained in the Tobin Elad disguise, but feared his true nature had been discovered when Leia met with Fess Ilee. Ilee, who was actually Ferus Olin, later said that he felt the Force seemed to flow around X-7. Believing that Luke was his true target, X-7 nearly broke off his plans to remain near Leia Organa, until Soresh made contact with him and explained that Darth Vader was traveling to Delaya to capture and interrogate the Princess for himself. Soresh knew that if Vader learned of the pilot's identity first, his own plans would be smashed. Thus, he ordered X-7 to capture and interrogate the Princess and learn the pilot's identity before Vader arrived. Leia had been captured by Imperial agents on Delaya, so X-7 continued to pose as Tobin Elad, and helped Skywalker and Han Solo discover her location. After learning where the Princess was being held, X-7 set off to find her, leaving the others to cover his actions. Once he was alone with Leia, he injected her with a truth serum, and she revealed that the pilot was, in fact, Luke Skywalker. With this knowledge, X-7 was given the order to eliminate Skywalker, as long as his death appeared to have been caused by one of the other rebels.
X-7's first chance to kill Skywalker came when the group returned to the rebel base on Yavin 4. X-7 rigged Luke's speederbike to explode when the ignition was turned on, but instead of getting on first, Luke simply started the speederbike from a standing position. Some premonition in the Force caused Luke to jump away at the last moment, which saved his life. Although Skywalker was still alive, X-7 tried to turn the situation to his advantage. He planted evidence in Han Solo's quarters that circumstantially linked him to the explosion, hoping to create a rift between Solo and Skywalker while deflecting any blame from himself. However, the fact that Skywalker survived gave X-7 reason to doubt his own abilities, a feeling that was only heightened when he could not initially break into Skywalker's computer files. In an attempt to avoid being contacted by Commander Soresh while he tried to work things out, X-7 traveled to the Imperial station near Zoma, but Soresh was able to trace him there. For reasons unknown to X-7, Han Solo was also on the station, and overheard the conversation between X-7 and the Commander. Solo managed to track X-7 to Tatooine, where he hoped to finally kill Luke Skywalker. However, before X-7 could act, Solo confronted him at blaster-point in the city of Mos Eisley, forcing X-7 to stand down. When Skywalker and Leia Organa arrived on the scene, X-7 tried to convince them that Solo was the real criminal, but Skywalker refused to believe this. In the silence that followed. X-7 knew that he was in trouble, so he drew upon his training in the K'tara martial arts and struck Solo in the throat. With Solo and the others distracted, X-7 made his escape.
Instead of retunring to Colonel Soresh's base, however, X-7 had fled into the far reaches of the galaxy to put together a new plan for catching Skywalker. At Iope, he called a group of the galaxy's best pilots to attempt a non-existent mission, hoping to cull them down to the best pilots he could find.
(RF1, RF2, RF3, RF4)
When Master Raskta agreed to accompany Lord Valenthyne Farfalla on a mission to capture Darth Bane on Tython, Sarro agreed to join the mission. Upon landing on Tython, he was surprised to learn that there were only three beings to confront the Jedi, and he initially boasted that the mission would be too easy. His pride turned to near-arrogance when he and Johun Othone faced off against Bane's apprentice, Zannah. Othone was called to assist the other Jedi Masters, leaving Sarro to fight Zannah alone. He believed that he could handle the young woman, since she was much smaller than he was, and since the skills she had displayed were more useful for defense. Thus, he was unprepared for her use of the Dark Side of the Force in created horrific illusions that assaulted his mind, causing Sarro to believe that he was being attacked from all sides. As he flailed about with his lightsaber, Zannah moved in and sliced him in half at the chest, ending his life with a single blow.
(DBRT)
Xakrea
A major city located on the planet Darkknell.
(TFNR)
Xal, Yuvar
This man was one of the many Sith Lords who were descendants of the crew of the Omen, and who evolved on the planet Kesh. Xal was distinguished by his sharp facial features, which distracted from his otherwise handsome appearance. Many believed that Xal's features held him back from advancing among the Lords of the Tribe, but few chose to underestimate him. During the years following the Second Galactic Civil War, Master Xal took a young Keshiri boy named Ahri Raas to be his Apprentice. At the time, Xal was the chief rival to Lady Olaris Rhea for power within the Circle of Lords, and chose Raas as his Apprentice to pit the youth against Vestara Khai. Khai and Raas were childhood friends, and Khai had been chosen as Lady Rhea's Apprentice after she was able to communicate with the Sith meditation sphere known as Ship. Over time, Xal had hoped to use Raas as a way to gain knowledge and insights into Lady Rhea's actions and plans, but neither Raas nor Khai allowed their childhood friendship to interfere with their training. Thus, Lord Xal became increasingly disappointed with Raas as an Apprentice, despite Ahri's talents with the Force, because he learned nothing that might have given him an advantage over Lady Rhea.
When Grand Lord Darish Vol interrupted the Tribe's plans to overtake the galazy to send a task force to capture or eliminate the exiled Grand Master of the Jedi Order, Luke Skywalker, Lord Xal questioned the tactical soundness of a plan that pitted a single strike team against a Grand Master. Lady Rhea explained that Skywalker's presence in the Force indicated that he was traveling alone, and was a long distance from Skywalker and the rest of the Jedi Order. Although Xal could not question Lady Rhea's claims, he silently seethed at having been excluded from the preparations. The situation changed dramatically when Vestara Khai suddenly reported that Ship had fled from Kesh without an explanation. Grand Lord Vol scrapped the Skywalker mission and sent Lady Rhea and the Eternal Crusader to follow Ship and return it to Kesh. Lord Xal was named to serve as Lady Rhea's executive officer on the mission, which placed him in position to take over the mission in the event that Lady Rhea could not fulfill her orders. Xal longed for the chance to surpass her in the unstated ranks of the Sith, but could only bide his time until she made a mistake that would allow him to rightfully eliminate her.
When the Sith tracked Ship to a jungle-covered planetoid, Lord Xal decided to take matters into his own hands. Knowing that Grand Lord Vol would handsomely reward the Sith who recaptured Ship, Lord Xal set out on his own, following Ship to a remote cave. However, Xal was unaware of the strange plants and creatures that were inhabiting the cave, and he was quickly captured and cocooned in a silk-like webbing by one of the creatures. When he didn't return, Ahri Raas reporting on Lord Xal's actions to Lady Rhea, and a search party eventually found his cocooned body in the cave. Lord Xal was freed from the cocoon, but his body was weakened from the toxins that had been injected into his bloodstream. He recovered slowly, but his reduced strength allowed the Force presence known as Abeloth to insinuate itself into his life. Abeloth began to urge Lord Xal to take command of the Sith forces, promising him power when he returned to Kesh. Abeloth's urgings became more strident when the Sith discovered the presences of Luke and Ben Skywalker near the planetoid, until Lady Rhea managed to break herself out of Abeloth's thrall. Lady Rhea then ordered Ship to carry the surviving Sith back to the Eternal Crusader, and to prepare for a mission to eliminate the Skywalkers. Freed of Abeloth's control, Lord Xal was one of the first Sith to embrace Lady Rhea's plan, although many of Lady Rhea's supporters worried that Xal's enthusiasm was merely a ruse.
Their fears were realized when, upon arriving at Sinkhole Station, Xal and Raas attacked Lady Rhea and Vestara, rather than going after the Skywalkers. Lord Xal himself rushed at Lady Rhea's Apprentice, Vestara Khai, hoping to take her out of the fight. However, Vestara had anticipated his treachery, and was able to draw her shikkar and send it straight into Lord Xal's abdomen, where she broke off the blade and left him to die. Xal bellowed in pain and frustration, which distracted Ahri Rass long enough for someone to kill him with a lightsaber.
(FJ2, FJ3)
Xal 3
This planet was located in the Ablajeck Sector of the galaxy.
(GMR9)
Xalis, N'tain
This man was an Alliance agent during the early years of the Galactic Civil War, and served as the leader of Sandwind Team.
(AIR)
Xam, Dznori
This Polis Massan was one of the many members of the archaeological team that was investigating the ancient civilization of the sundered world of Polis Massa, during the last years of the Old Republic.
(VD3)
Xam, Selif
This Polis Massan was one of the many members of the archaeological team that was investigating the ancient civilization of the sundered world of Polis Massa, during the last years of the Old Republic. Selif Xam was trained as a physician, and served the archaeological team as a doctor and surgeon. Thus, when Padme' Amidala was brought to Polis Massa by Obi-Wan Kenobi, Selif Xam was on duty to assist in helping her deliver her twin babies. The birthing process of humans was quite unknown to Selif Xam, but he managed to adjust the programming of his medical droids to assist him.
(VD3, SWDB)
Xamar
This male Khil was one of the Jedi Masters who taught at the satellite training facility on Taris, during the years following the Great Sith War. As a student, Xamar was trained as a seer by Lady Krynda Draay, much to the chagrin of her son, Lucien. Among the Jedi Consulars, Master Xamar was known as an exceptionally gifted seer, and could see vivid images of the future through the Force. Despite his acceptance in the Jedi Order, Xamar still remained bound by the laws of his people, and served for a period in the naval forces that defended his homeworld of Belnar.
Unknown to his students, Xamar was part of Master Lucien Draay's plan to murder of all the Padawans who were under their tutelage. Only Zayne Carrick escaped, having arrived late to a ceremony that the Padawans believed was to elevate them to the ranks of Jedi Knights. Carrick escaped, forcing Master Lucien and the other instructors to blame the murders of the Padawans on Carrick in order to cover their tracks. Information recovered from the memory banks of the labor droid T1-LB revealed to Zayne that Master Xamar and the other Masters had experienced intense visions through the Force, in which the Padawans were destined to become Sith Lords who swept across the galaxy and exterminated the Jedi Order. Thus, the Master were forced to take it upon themselves to kill their Padawans, in an effort to save the galaxy. The droid's recordings also revealed that Master Xamar was the only member of their unit to advise caution, and his request to contact the Jedi Temple on Coruscant was vetoed by the others.
After Zayne managed to escape their grasp, Master Xamar and the other Masters were recalled to Coruscant by the Jedi Order, to bolster the Old Republic's forces as the Mandalorian Wars reached their height. After Raana Tey's death on Taris, Xamar and several others experienced a kind of shared vision, with only Lucien Draay failing to foresee a stern-faced, near-human male who was controlling the rakghouls of Taris with the Muur Talisman. Lucien heeded their warnings and dispatched Celeste Morne to recover the artifact. After Celeste was possessed by the Muur Talisman and imprisoned herself in Lord Dreypa's Oubliette, she requested that Zayne Carrick take her body to the Sanctum of the Exalted on Odryn, in the hope that she might be able to remove the artifact. This served to provide Zayne with evidence of The Covenant's secret actions, which prompted Xamar and Q'anilia to experience more visions of the coming crisis.
Feln's death on Odryn only served to bear out the veracity of their visions, which were not shared by Lucien Draay, who refused to see their distress as anything more than an emotion reaction. Xamar, however, had good reason to fear for his life when Lucien directed him to join Admiral Saul Karath aboard the Swiftsure in order to capture Zayne before he could reach Coruscant. One aspect of the latest visions experienced by Xamar centered around his own death, which would occur on the front lines of the Mandalorian Wars. Nevertheless, Xamar reported for duty aboard the Swiftsure, where he used his previous military training to integrate himself into Karath's bridge crew. When death did not come, Xamar began to understand that there might a deeper meaning to Lady Krynda's visions of the future. He also realized that Lucien had deceived the members of the Covenant, using his own interpretations of future visions to get what he wanted. Thus, Master Xamar returned to Coruscant and confessed to his part in the Padawan Massacre. In exchange for this confession, the High Council agreed to spare Lady Krynda from any trouble that might arise because of Lucien's treachery. Xamar was allowed to remain at the Draay Estate, where he could serve Lady Krynda. Thus, when Zayne Carrick arrived at the estate and demanded to see Krynda, Xamar agreed to do what he could to arrange a meeting. However, Lucien and the rest of the Covenant were meeting inside, which forced Xamar to arrange for Krynda to be outside the main building where Zayne was forced to stop. However, they were intercepted by Haazen, who forced them to explain themselves. Xamar quickly told of the trove of Sith artifacts that were hidden in Carrick's ship, and agreed to recover them. This allowed him to slip out to the rear entrance to the estate and provide an access for the Jedi Knights who had been dispatched by the Jedi High Council to place Lucien under arrest.
(KOR1, KOR2, KORV, KOR8, KOR9, KOR10)
Xamaural
It was rumored that this Imperial Star Destroyer recovered Darth Vader's TIE Fighter shortly after the Battle of Yavin.
(T16)
Xamster
This race of purple-skinned, bat-like reptiloids was native to the planet Xagobah. Many Xamsters were killed during the Clone Wars, when the Army of the Republic laid siege to the Mazariyan fortress, in an effort to capture Wat Tambor.
(SWDB, BF5)
Xan
An alien race native to the planet Algara II, the Xan were hairless, think humanoids with bulbous heads and large eyes. They have pale skin which can range in color from green to yellow to pinks. They show no emotion, for their faces lack the muscle structure to do so. The Xan cannot tolerate cold temperatures. The average Xan lives to be 80 years old, and females reach sexual maturity shortly after their twentieth birthday. All Xan were births were single-offspring. Most Xan were worker drones, and virtually all aspects of Xan society were regulated by the human settlers of Algara II. Xan culture was virtually wiped out, and most modern Xan know almost nothing about their species' history. The Algarans went so far as to prohibit the Xan from leaving the planet, for fear that the Xan would spread the truth about their oppression at the hands of the human settlers.
(PG2, AE)
Xan, Ilena
This woman was one of the few Jedi Masters who remained on Coruscant during the Clone Wars, staying at the Jedi Temple as a teacher and instructor in the martial arts. Master Xan was known for her knowledge of melee combat, especially joint locks and holds that could render any opponent almost unable to move. Because of this, she earned the nickname Iron Hand, a monicker she gladly accepted. Master Xan was a close friend of Jai Maruk, and was one of many Jedi who were gravely concerned when he returned from Vjun with a communique from Count Dooku.
(YDR)
Xana Exotic Arms
This weapons manufacturer created some of the galaxy's most exotic and unusual weapons, including the MSW-9 molecular stiletto. The company's executives worked exceptionally hard to ensure their anonymity, hiding behind a dense maze of false names and holding companies. This ensured that their operations continued unabated, despite the highly illegal nature of some of their wepaons.
(ROE, GFT, AEG)
Xanadu Blood
This was the name used by Can Bane to describe his personal starfighter.
(CWTV25)
Xanas City
This city was under Imperial control during the Galactic Civil War, and the 656th Regiment was garrisoned there to ensure control.
(HR)
Xanatos
This boy, with midnight blue eyes and jet black hair, was a native of the planet Telos, was born into wealth and ease. His father, Crion, was the richest man on the planet. However, Crion could not provide what Xanatos wanted most: to become a Jedi Knight. Xanatos was strong with the Force, strong enough to attract the attention of Qui-Gon Jinn. The Jedi Master came to Telos and requested that Xanatos return with him to Coruscant for training. Crion agreed, and Xanatos was transported across the galaxy. He trained under the best masters, and eventually Qui-Gon took the youth as his second Padawan learner. However, Xanatos was quick to flaunt his wealth and position while in the Jedi Temple, and constantly used his "power" to impress those "less fortunate" classmates. Xanatos was also quick to anger, and responded poorly when the jibes were directed at himself. All these traits Qui-Gon strove to overlook, since he felt that Xanatos was a great student and would someday grow into a great Jedi Knight. The Jedi Council wasn't so sure, and continually pressed Qui-Gon to evaluate Xanatos' progress. Shortly before Xanatos ready ready to take the tests which could elevate him to the status of Jedi Knight, Master Yoda sent them both on a mission to Telos. No specifics were given on the mission, and both assumed that the purpose would be revealed when they arrived. However, what they found was a planet engulfed in turmoil. Crion had been secretly making plans to attack a neighboring planet, and when he learned that his son had returned, he drew Xanatos into his plans. Together they plotted their attack whle keeping Qui-Gon in the dark. However, the Jedi Master discovered their schemes and threatened to expose them. His attempt to gain popular support against them backfired, igniting a civil war between the factions of government on Telos. In the battle, Qui-Gon was forced to kill Crion in a duel, slicing off the fingers on one hand before dispatching Crion. Xanatos, seeing his teacher kill his father, vowed to exact revenge on the Jedi. He took the ring from his father's finger and touched to his cheek. The hot metal left a crescent-shaped scar, which Xanatos used as a reminder of Qui-Gon's seeming treachery. Xanatos fled, and Qui-Gon told the Jedi Council he had been killed in the fighting. Years later, Xanatos reappeared on Bandomeer, having taken control of the leadership of Offworld Mining Company through deceit and conspiracy. He claimed to be all for bringing about a peace between Offworld and the Arcona Mineral Harvest Corporation, but he secretly hoped to eliminate Arcona and take Bandomeer's ionite mines for himself. Again he was thwarted by Qui-Gon, this time with the help of Obi-Wan Kenobi. They defeated Xanatos' plans, but were unable to capture the rogue. Xanatos escaped again, and fled into hiding. Xanatos returned to Telos, where he began planning to stripmine the planet in order to obtain a wealth of credits. Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan were forced to tack him to Telos, and exposed his parts in the game of Katharsis and his manipulation of the UniFy corporation. Despite overwhelming support for Xanatos, the Jedi were able to expose his plans and defeat Xanatos in combat. Unwilling to be captured alive, Xanatos took his own life by jumping into the acidic pools of toxic waste he had created at the Sacred Pools of Telos. He was survived by his own son, who would later terrorize the Jedi under the name Granta Omega.
(DR, RF, IG1, DOR, NECH)
Xanatos Institute for Healing
One of the many organizations funded by the former Jedi Knight Xanatos, during his attempts to gain favor with the natives of Telos. Xanatos funded a great number of humanitarian causes, in an effort to mask his plans to stripmine Telos and take the profits for himself.
(DOR)
Xand
This was a common name among the Falleen.
(UANT)
Xanda
This blond-haired man served as a Captain in the Galactic Alliance Security force, during the years that followed the end of the Second Galactic Civil War. Captain Xanda served under Colonel Wruq Retk at the secret prisoner facility where Valin and Jysella Horn were being incarcerated, after they were captured while acting violently in public. When Mirax Horn and a group of Jedi Masters arrived to visit the Horn siblings, they were amazed to find their carbonite-frozen bodies being displayed like trophies in Retk's officers. When Retk sarcastically explained that he was personally seeing to their maintenance, Mirax struck him in the jaw, knocking the Yaka unconscious. Javis Tyrr questioned Xanda, who was the next in line of command, if the Galactic Alliance would press charges against a distraught woman, and Xanda was forced to admit that no charges would be filed.
(FJ3)
Xandank
Known as the crustacean cat, the xandank was a predatory beast that was native to the Berken's Flow region of Mustafar. It got its nickname from the protective shell that covered its body. The xandank hunted in packs, and was known to stalk its prey for long periods before attacking.
(SWGAL)
Xandank Lance
Named for a Mustafarian creature, this was a vicious, bladed weapon that was developed by Coynite warriors.
(SWGAL)
Xandil VII
This planet was the site of a vast hunting preserve during the height of the New Order. Many Imperial officers and governors traveled to hunt in the planet's equatorial reserves.
(WBC)
Xando
This insectile alien and his brethren once tried to book passage to Norclune, as part of a religious pilgrimage, with Han Solo and Chewbacca. Popular rumor held that Solo turned Brother Xando down, claiming he was a fanatic, just before accepting Obi-Wan Kenobi's offer of 17,000 credits for passage to Alderaan.
(T14)
Xandu
This large, bat-like creature was a predatory avian that was native to the planet Iego. The legs of the xandu were covered with folds of loose skin that also served as secondary wings when in flight, giving the creature additional stability and maneuverability. Each xandu had six glowing, blue eyes that gave the creature excellent vision in the low-light conditions of the canyons in which they lived.
(CWTV18)
Xanlanner System
This star system was located near the Uziel System.
(JQ7)
Xantha
This Gorothite instrument combined the elements of a 24-string lute and a bassoon into a single instrument. The player simulateously plucked the strings while stopping the holes along the goose-necked body. It required incredible musical skill to play.
(GSE)
Xappyh Sector
Jorus C'baoth was the Ambassador-at-Large for this sector during the Old Republic.
(DFR)
Xarga
This man was one of the many Mandalorians who were stranded on the moon Dxun, in the wake of the Great Sith War. Xarga was chosen by the Mandalore to lead a group of agents who worked with The Exile into the tomb of Freedon Nadd, where they sought answers to the growing power of the Dark Side of the Foce, in the wake of the Jedi Civil War.
(KOTOR2)
Xarnin Medical Technologies
This corporation produced a variety of medical devices for use in immobilizing broken limbs.
(FOP)
Xaroon, Propti
This female Twi'lek led a prosperous life as a dancer and entertainer, during the early years of the New Order. However, on a business and pleasure trip to Tatooine, she was fooled by a man named Hoverdale into a trap. She was badly injured while trying to prevent Hoverdale's thugs from robbing and killing her, and might have languished on Tatooine if her fans and former customers hadn't banded together to help her out. After getting her life back together, she found a new career as an information broker, and was employed by the Azure Cabal as their primary contact in Mos Eisley, during the height of the Galactic Civil War.
(SWGAL)
Xarran, Gaege
This man was a General in the Imperal armed forces, in command of the garrison on the planet Vryssa during the early years of the New Republic. He began his career as one of Emperor Palpatine's royal guards. He loved his brother, Rivo, with a deep devotion, despite the fact that Rivo was only good for drinking, gambling, and getting into trouble. When Rivo fled from Boba Fett - who had been contracted to recover Rivo for the theft of information from Jabba the Hutt - Gaege tried to protect him behind the defenses of his garrison. Unfortunately, Xarran's troops were no match for the bounty hunter. Fett eliminated AT-AT walkers and the garrison's death fence before reaching the main compound. Xarran, faced without an option, set the self-destruct sequence for the base. He then set out to kill Fett himself. Gaege nearly succeeded, catching Fett while the hunter was too intent on finding Rivo. However, Fett recovered from his carelessness and lured Gaege into a trap. At the last minute, Fett fired off his rocket pack, leaving Gaege alone and in close proximity to a bomb. The detonation killed Gaege instantly.
(TFNR)
Xarran, Rivo
The mentally unstable brother of Gaege Xarran, Rivo was wanted by the Hutts for slicing into the computer records of Jabba the Hutt and stealing a great deal of sensitive information. He then sold it to one of Jabba's competitors for a vast sum of credits. Rivo claimed that he accidentally got into Jabba's records, and then greed overcame him. Rivo was best known for his ability to drink, gamble, and get into trouble. Jabba exclusively contracted Boba Fett to recover him from Gaege's garrison, but the bounty hunter was unable to capture him. Rivo extracted the microscopic tracers implanted in his body and led Fett on a chase. He then confronted Fett, after the bounty hunter had killed his brother Gaege, although from a distance using a portable holo-projector. He told Fett that Gaege had set the self-destruct for the garrison, and then calmly bargained for his life. Fett agreed to tell Jabba the Rivo had died in the explosion, in exchange for Fett allowing him to leave. Faced with death if he tried to catch Rivo, Fett agreed. Rivo then fled to Ladarra, hiding out for years until Boba Fett finally caught him years after the death of Jabba. Instead of killing Rivo - now known as the Storyteller to the children of New Hope Settlement - Fett flipped him a credit chip equal in value to the bounty on Rivo's head and left.
(TFNR)
Xartun
One of the planets visted by the Night Caller shortly before it was captured by Wraith Squadron near Xobome 6. Despite the fact that Xartun was under the control of Imperial warlord Zsinj, Xartun applied for admission into the New Republic. Zsinj had been planning to set up a duplicate of the bio-engineering lab run by Binring Biomedical on Saffalore, but the intervention of Wraith Squadron put an end to that plan. Xartun had two suns.
(WS, SOC)
Xarxis
This Alliance shuttle group was destroyed by Imperial forces while trying to defend the transports in the Axet group, during the early stages of the Galactic Civil War.
(TIE, TIEP)
Xathan, Ualp
This tall, reptilian humanoid was a Doctor of xenoarchaeology during the height of the New Order. Doctor Xathan and his assistant, Fem Nu-Ar, were hired by the Empire to locate the planet Seoul 5. When their research led the Imperial to the correct planet, both of them were bound and imprisoned beneath the planet's surface. Only the timely appearance of Han Solo allowed them to get free.
(MC84, OWS)
Xavar
This being was one of the many Kooroo mystics who were active during the early years of the New Republic. When a group of prisoners escaped from the facilities on Delrian, Xavar was among the many beings who were brought in to help handle the crisis.
(GCG)
Xaverri
An accomplished illusionist, Xaverri often performed at the Chance Castle on Nar Shaddaa. It was here that she met Han Solo during his early smuggling days. They developed a romantic relationship, and shared a number of adventures outrunning the early Imperial police forces. Xaverri was a tall human female with curly black hair. Before becoming a magician, Xaverri was married and had a small family. She was quite happy in this life until the Empire killed her husband and children in an unexplained assault. Xaverri struck out on her own, always looking for a way to hurt the Empire. This got her onto several systems' wanted lists, so she kept moving and performing. Her reckless and adventuresome nature gave way to vengeance following the Battle of Endor, when she turned to hunting down the remaining Imperial officers and dispatching them. When she encountered the goings-on at Crseih Station, she sent coded messages to Han in an effort to get the New Republic to establish a presence at the station and eliminate the Imperial forces gathering there.
(CS, THG)
Xaza IV
This planet was known for the exquisite, oil-burning chandeliers produced by its artisans.
(SESB)
XB-01
This remote-controlled racing swoop was developed by the SoroSuub Corporation during the final years of the Old Republic. Designed by Imik Suum and his team of engineers, the XB-01 was produced to see if a mechanical vehicle had any special advantages over a swoop with an organic rider. The first test of the XB-01 was to be at the inaugural Cularin Classic race, but it was disrupted when Mebara Jos tried to cause trouble on the course.
The XB-01 measured 8.1 meters in length, and could carry a pilot and up to five passengers when used as a normal transport vehicle, along with 800 kilograms of cargo. Its top speed was 160 kilometers per hour, depending on how many passengers, or how much cargo, it was carrying.
(JST3)
X-ball
This Ugly was created from the spherical cockpit of a TIE Fighter linked to the S-foils and wings of an X-Wing. This Twi'leki design required that a special collar be fitted to the TIE cockpit, so that the S-foils could be mounted properly.
(KT)
X-Boost Mark I
This entry-level starship booster system was produced by Qualdex, during the early years of the New Order.
(SWG2P)
X-Boost Mark II
This upgraded version of the X-Boost Mark I starship booster system was produced by Qualdex during the height of the New Order.
(SWG2P)
X-Boost Mark III
This high-powered starship booster system was produced by Qualdex, during the height of the New Order.
(SWG2P)
X-Boost Mark IV
This was one of the most powerful starship booster systems produced by Qualdex, during the height of the New Order.
(SWG2P)
X-C 2
This was the designation of an experimental, high-output ion array developed for use as a sublight drive by Sienar Design Systems. It first saw use in Darth Maul's Infiltrator starship.
(X1, IG1)
XC-01
This was the model number of the Star Saber figther, produced by Republic Fleet Systems during the height of the Great Sith War. Testing of the 6.75-meter-long craft showed that it lacked maneuverability, a problem exposed by the swift chaos fighters of the Krath. Each XC-01 was armed with a pair of heavy blaster cannons, and this lack of firepower also hurt the ship's record in combat. After several defeats in which Krath chaos fighters scored decisive victories over the Jedi Knights, the XC-01 was shelved in favor of more maneuverable, better-armed ships.
(PJSB)
XC2-series Droid
Cybot Galactica's administrative droids.
(GG9)
X-C33
This was a powerful truth serum that was developed by the scientists who worked for the Confederacy of Independent Systems, during the early stages of the Clone Wars.
(CWTV24)
X'Cal
This mythological beast was found in Ukian legends. Its appearance signified the planet's destruction was at hand.
(TTSB)
X-ceptor
This form of Ugly starfighter was created from an X-Wing fuselage, to which was attached the wings of a TIE Interceptor.
(DTO)
Xciter
This blaster component was also known as the gas conversion enabler. When the trigger of a blaster was pulled, it opened the Heter valve and released a small amount of gas into the Xciter. As its name implied, the Xciter excited the molecules of gas before moving them into the Actuating Blaster Module.
(CFG, OWS)
XD-2
This mid-grade starship weapons capacitor system was developed and produced by FreiTek, during the height of the New Order.
(SWG2P)
XDL-67
This former cooking droid was owned by Ramsey Lanclo, who modified the droid extensively for use as a co-pilot aboard the Chicanery. Roughly humanoid in stature, XDL-67 had a knack for remembering obscure details about everyone it met. XDL-67 once saved Lanclo from a prison sentence on Kessel, when the Chicanery was boarded by Imperial Customs officer Hewat. Lanclo had been transporting Rybettian Shac to Moruth Doole, and Agent Hewat hoped to catch Lanclo in the act and gain a clue as to Doole's activities. XDL-67 suggested that Hewat take Lanclo's pet keon as a gift to her daughter, thereby deflecting Hewat's investigation and allowing them to go free.
(FTD)
X-Drone
This was the supposed code-name of a highly-modified version of the Z-95 Headhunter, produced by the Empire on Fresia after it nationalized Incom Industries. The X-Drone was a droid-piloted craft, capable of acting without an organic pilot. No evidence of the X-Drone's existence was ever found.
(CCW)
Xeal
This young pilot was stationed aboard the Imperial frigate Shamus, during the months that followed the Battle of Hoth. Despite his training, Xeal found that he was scared to death whenever his squadron was sent out on a mission, fearing for his life while trying to follow orders. Thus, when he learned that Maarek Stele had been transferred to the Shamus, Xeal drew up enough courage to ask Stele to help him survive in a starfighter. Stele agreed to teach Xeal as much as he could, although Stele admitted that his own knowledge of surviving a dogfight was quite small. Xeal's first questions dealt with the reasons why the Empire and the Alliance were at war, and why the Alliance was considered a hated enemy. Stele gave him a standard answer, although Xeal had heard rumblings that the Empire was spreading tyranny, rather than peace. Nevertheless, Stele was concerned when Xeal did not return from a rescue mission at a Habeen research station, especially when Xeal's ship was destroyed, but his body was not counted among those that had died during the mission. However, Xeal was eventually rescued and was transferred to the Garret, where he became known as a sharpshooter who never missed a target. He was briefly reunited with Stele during the mission to hunt down the Protector and the Alliance cruiser Warhawk.
(TIEP)
Xebec, Tyzen
This young, male Zabrak was training to become a Jedi Knight under the tutelage of Master Bolla Ropal, during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. Tyzen accompanied his Master to the planet Devaron, on a mission to help the locals rebuild their agricultural infrastructure. Their mission was cut short when a fleet of Separatist warships arrived in the Devaron System, although the ships were actually under the command of Cad Bane. Tyzen was separated from Ropal when Separatist battle droids landed on the planet, forcing him to fight his way to freedom. However, Tyzen and Commander Ganch were cut off by Aurra Sing, and Tyzen suffered a head injury when a blast near his position collapsed a wall on top of him. They managed to fight thir way free, but Tyzen was then hit with the realization that Master Ropal had been taken captive. Knowing that Separatist reinforcements were coming, Tyzen ordered Ganch and his men to seal up their suits of armor. He then used his lightsaber to cut open the water tanks at the base, flooding the area and sweeping away the battle droids. Tyzen then realized that Master Ropal had spent so much time working on improving the future for the Devaronians, he had failed to see what was happening in the present, and thereby failed to see the Separatist threat.
Upon returning to the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, Tyzen met with Jedi Master Mace Windu, who explained that Master Ropal had been killed. Although this came as a shock to Tyzen, he became angry when Master Windu explained that he would be re-assigned to a new Master when time permitted it. Ahsoka Tano tried to comfort Tyzen, letting him know that Master Ropal died while trying to protect the Jedi Order. However, the fact that Ahsoka and her own Master, Anakin Skywalker, were unable to capture Ropal's killer only made Tyzen feel worse. Compounding Tyzen's own poor attitude was the fact that his continued training was turned over to Keelyvine Reus, who seemed to resent the fact that she had to train him. Tyzen accompanied Reus to the Ukio System, and she was quick to assign Tyzen to a reconnaissance and inspection mission, a move that Tyzen both feared and resented. However, Ganch's frank words gave Tyzen a measure of reassurance, especially when the clone trooper explained that Tyzen had been entrusted with the planetside security of an entire world. Although Tyzen felt better about the mission, his good feelings were swept away when a single Trade Federation battleship penetrated the orbital security net and began deploying a swarm of modified seismic tanks throughout Ukio's atmopshere, as part of Project Instinction. The operation also involved causing the native gigaunts to stampede, and when their movements threatened Tyzen's location, trooper Squawk fired his blaster at the creatures in an attempt to divert them. His actions drew the ire of Commander Ganch, who confronted Squawk. Tyzen stepped in between the two clones and demanded to know what was going on, but he was unprepared when Ganch took off his helmet and used to attack the Padawan. When Ganch refused to stand down, Tyzen realized that something was wrong, and he was glad when Ganch also realized it. The trooper injected himself with a tranquilizer, in order to prevent himself from doing any more harm.
With the help of a fellow student named Sanya, Tyzen was able to locate and destroy one of the primary components of the sonic equipment that had been deployed for Project Instinction. Tyzen asked Sanya to return to the rest of their unit and ensure that the clone troopers were not being affected by the sonic disturbances, while he himself set out to destroy the other sonic transmitters. Tyzen destroyed two of the units before being confronted by a tactical commander droid who managed to injure Tyzen with a blaster bolt to the shoulder. Tyzen fell to the ground, and feared that he was going to be killed, but Master Reus arrived at that moment and destroyed the droid. Tyzen was quite pleased when Master Reus admitted that he had performed well without her.
(CWOC2)
Xebonica
This was one of many Imperial-developed chemicals used for the interrogation and subduction of prisoners.
(SWJ10)
X'eef
When translated into Basic, this Ewok word meant "ground."
(GPB)
Xeelo
This Rodian spacer, known to his fellow pilots as "Twitcher," was one of many independent starship owners who lived and worked in the Cularin System during the Clone Wars. Like many of his fellow pilots, Xeelo resented the fact that Cularin chose to secede from the rest of the galactic community when the New Order was established by Emperor Palpatine. In order to maintain its isolation, Cularin's military stepped up its patrols, and forced independent spacers to endure lengthy and rigorous security checks before landing.
(LFCW)
X'ekra
When translated into Basic, this Ewok verb meant "to guard", "to watch", or "to protect".
(GPB)
Xelbree
This alien was one of the Outer Rim's best podracer pilots. During the famous Boonta Eve Classic which was won by nine-year-old Anakin Skywalker, Xelbree was killed when his pod exploded in a ball of flame. The explosion was the result of an illegal maneuver by Sebulba, who fired a small flame weapon at Xelbree's engine fuel cells.
(E1N)
Xellwood
The wood from this tree, native to the planet Ansion, was distinguished by its wonderful purplish color.
(APS)
Xelric Draw
This widemouthed canyon, located between Mochot Steep and the Dune Sea, split the Mospic High Range as it meandered across the desert of Tatooine. It was a shallow canyon, and was easily navigable by landspeeder.
(E1N)
Xeltek
This Jedi Knight was a good friend of Xiaan, during their training and throughout the early part of the Clone Wars. Unfortunately, Xeltek was killed during the conflict.
(RSOS)
Xemir, Katiz
This man was a settler on a remote colony world which was subjugated by the Empire. His family was summarily executed when he refused to move them offworld. He avoided death, and fled to the Outer Rim. There, he decided that one day he would join the Alliance, but until that time, he served as a pirate on any crew that would hire him. He was approached by Dhas Vedij and offered a chance to serve on the crew of the Far Orbit, after Vedij defected from Imperial service.
(FOP)
Xemlorn
This xeno-biologist was the only known scientist to witness the danchaf actually using tools or language. In his work, Lesser-known Sentients, Volume 3, Xemlorn documented the abilities of the danchaf, which had only been hinted at by the Jenet.
(COG)
Xend
A planet.
(COG)
Xendor
This ancient Kashi Mer was once a Jedi Knight, until he was exiled from his homeworld after he began using the teras kasi martial arts for evil by combining them with the Dark Side of the Force. As a Jedi and a Kashi Mer, Xendor was noted for his military expertise, and served as a General in the armed forces of the Old Republic for many years. Over time, Xendor developed a large following, which later became known as the Minions of Xendor. These followers were later considered part of the Legions of Lettow, which was formed from Dark Side adherents on the planet Tython. Among Xendor's followers was the warrior Arden Lyn, who later became his lover. Xendor was killed by the Jedi Knights, shortly after the First Great Schism split the Jedi apart. Much of the knowledge of Xendor was lost over time, although the Jedi Order discovered that the Columus Data Card contained a wealth of information about his era.
(RD, GMR5, NECH, SWI88, EGF)
Xendor's Minions
This mythical group was often referred to by Falan Iniro, as an exclamatory remark whenever he was surprised. It referred to those beings who supported the ancient Kashi Mer exile, Xendor, during the First Great Schism. See also Minions of Xendor.
(THG, GMR5)
Xeno
This small corporation was one of the galaxy's most popular furniture designers, during the era of the Galactic Civil War. Xeno furniture was noted for its curving and twisting forms.
(SWGAL)
Xeno
Corran Horn's R2 unit, Whistler, used this nickname to rouse support for the resistance on Garqi. Xeno was known to the students of Garqi Ag University through the computer networks they connected to, and he was able to obtain a lot of information about their activities. Unfortunately, through Xeno, Horn discovered that many of the resistance's leaders were simply rich kids who wanted to fight the system.
(TFE, SWJ7)
Xenoarchaelogy Defined
This was the title of an article written by Doctor Corellia Antilles for the New Journal of Ancient Studies, during the height of the New Order.
(OWS)
Xenoarcheaology
The study of vanished alien and human cultures, employing scientific analysis of their artifacts.
(SCRE)
Xenoboric Acid
A strong acid that, when concentrated, was extremely powerful. It had the strange property of reacting with the bodily fluids of many races, causing a build-up of gas inside the body. If not counteracted, the reaction causes the victim to literally explode.
(JTH)
Xenoecoengineering Financial Principles
This was an Old Republic training course, created to give accountants a feel for how economics played a part in the development of emerging planetary societies. The course was held on Muunilinst.
(SWI65)
Xenopsychology
This course, offered at many universities and academies throughout the galaxy, explores the many ways in which the multitude of species in the galaxy think and behave.
(XWES)
Xenosurvey & Measurements, Limited
This corporation produced a variety of planetary exploration and scouting probes during the early years of the New Order.
(GG2)
Xenovet
This bio-engineering corporation was based near Munto, on the planet Commenor, and was primarily created to manufacture veterinary medicines for exotic species. The corporation catered to the needs of many Imperial leaders, who liked to keep exotic pets as status symbols. As the Empire crumbled in the wake of the Battle of Endor, Xenovet began to work on breeding programs which would restore endangered species to their native worlds. However, as the New Republic struggled to rebuild worlds for sentient species, Xenovet's activites took a back-seat and the corporation eventually went out of business. Later, the clone of Ysanne Isard used the abandoned facilities to house a group of Lusankya captives, in an effort to draw out Rogue Squadron.
(IR)
Xenvaer
This was the largest city found on the planet Alsakan.
(HNN5)
Xenvaer Civic Auditorium
This was one of the largest public meeting facilities found on the planet Alsakan. A fundraising event was held here, just before the onset of the Clone Wars, to drum up support for the Refugee Relief Movement.
(HNN5)
Xeran
This Xamster was the last member of his family, many of who were killed during Clone Wars when Army of the Republic laid siege to Wat Tambor's fortress on Xagobah. It was Xeran who assisted young Boba Fett in gaining access to the fortress, which was known as Mazariyan, during the bounty hunter's attempt to capture Tamor and bring him to Jabba the Hutt.
(BF5)
Xercr
This was a common, given name among the Vratix race.
(UANT)
Xercr, Akarin
This was the name of a distinguished member of the Vratix hive Akarin.
(UANT)
Xerithin Chemical Combinations
This specialty manufacturer produced a number of chemical-based weapons, during the height of the Galactic Civil War.
(GFT)
Xermaaue
This was a meatloaf savored by many alien races.
(SWI65)
Xern
One of Rei'kas' hired thugs, Xern was sent to intercept Talon Kaarde at the Ithor Loman on Dayark. The assault failed when H'sishi and Shada D'ukal managed to taken the thugs out. He later commanded Rei'kas' command ship during their assault on Exocron, which was thwarted by the combined fleet of the Exocron Combined Air-Space Fleet and the Aing-Tii monks. The Aing-Tii spared to prisoners, killing off Xern and Rei'kas' entire fleet.
(VOF)
Xern, Rodik
This unrefined man controlled the Sabrin Ring's enterprises on the southern continent of Sabrix, during the early years of the New Republic.
(GG11)
Xeron
The Empire unleashed a prototype warbot against Alliance force on this planet, shortly after the Battle of Hoth. One of the warbots was damaged and later captured by the Alliance.
(MC47)
Xerrol
Manufacturers of the Nightstinger sniper rifle.
(SOP)
Xerrol's Place
A lively nightclub located on the Kuari Princess' Lido Deck. It was glamorous and upscale, and was the place to get a drink and get to know other passengers. Live music was always played at Xerrol's Place, and the bar was tended by an 11-armed alien.
(RPG, RM)
Xerthian Hound-slug
This disgusting creature was a large gastropod that left behind a thick trail of slime as it moved across the ground.
(LSSM)
Xerton 9
This planet was ruled by the Grand Magnus.
(SWJ3)
Xerxes
This planet was known for its many weapons distributors.
(RPG)
Xerxes
This Alliance Nebulon-B frigate was assigned to the task force that was dispatched to meet with the Nharwaaks in exchange for their new hyperdrive technology, during the months that followed the Battle of Hoth. The Xerxes was destroyed when a group of Imperial forces, who were supporting the Habeen, ambushed the rendezvous.
(TIE, TIEP)
Xerxes
This Imperial Carrack-class cruiser was part of the Imperial force dispatched to hound the Alliance as its ships massed near Sullust, just prior to the Battle of Endor.
(XWA)
Xesh
This was the twenty-fourth symbol in the Aurebesh script, and represents the Basic letter "x".
(SWM)
Xesre
This Mugaari Lambda-class shuttle was destroyed by Imperial forces, shortly after the Battle of Hoth.
(TIE, TIEP)
Xextese
This was the native language of the Xexto race.
(ANT)
Xexto
This race of gangly aliens was native to the planet Troiken, and was believed to have descended from a species of arboreal creatures. The average Xexto was distinguished by their six limbs, with four arms and two legs sprouting from their thin body. Each limb ended in a hand that had four digits. Note that The New Essential Guide to Alien Species indicates that Xextos have six fingers on each hand. The Xexto's tiny head sat atop a thin neck, and was dominated by large eyes designed to draw in great quanitities of light. Each Xexto had two brains, one located in the skull to control emotions and body functions, and another in their chest to control creative thinking and logic.
As a people, the Xexto were known as weavers, using their incredible dexterity to create some of the galaxy's most elaborate tapestries. They were also known to be highly competitive and well-educated, and could speak at length about almost any subject. However, Xextos were known to be passive when it came to taking risks.
It was later discovered that the Xexto genetic makeup served as the basis for several experiments by rogue Arkanian scientists some 17,000 years before the Galactic Civil War. These Arkanians took Xexto genetic material and traveled to Quermia, in order to create the Quermian species. The Arkanians abandoned the project after a lack of progress, but the Quermians continued to evolve. When the linkage between Xexto and Quermian was finally discovered millennia later, the Xexto initially refused to acknowledge it. They eventually came to accept the scientific truth, but denounced the Old Republic's plans to rename their race as the Troiken Xexto.
(YJC1, IG1, SWK, ANT, NEGA)
X-F-16
This was one model power generator that was produced by Kuat Drive Yards during the height of the New Order. It was believed that Boba Fett installed four of these generators aboard the Slave I.
(EGV, CCS)
X-foils
Another term for the S-foils used on X-wings.
(E6N)
XG Bomb
This anti-gravity field bomb was manufactured by SoroSuub for the Empire. The XG could be deployed in open fields, and was triggered by the presense of a repulsor field. Troops and non-repulsor weapons can pass over it without mishap, but when a repulsorlift vehicle passes near, the detonator was triggered.
(CFG)
XG-1 Star Wing
This was another designation of the Alpha-class Xg-1 Starwing assault gunboat that was produced for the Imperial Navy by Cygnus Spaceworks, during the height of the New Order..
(WOTC)
Xg-1 Starwing
This was the name of the Cygnus Spaceworks Alpha-class assault gunboat, developed for use by the Empire during the Galactic Civil War. A single-pilot craft, it was the Empire's initial attempt to combine onboard shields and a hyperdrive on a single-pilot starfighter. The craft had been rated at 90 MGLT. The five-winged craft boasted the following shipboard components:
(XW, TSC, WOTC)
Xhaxin, Urias
This white-haired, white bearded pirate captain owned and operated the Nebulon-B frigate Free Lance. His band spent much of its time attacking Imperial supply ships, both during the Galactic Civil War and into the era of the New Republic. They were quite successful during the early years of the New Republic, as the Republic spent its time tracking down the remnants of the Empire and turning a blind eye to piracy. However, after the negotiated peace between the Imperial Remnant and the New Republic, Xhaxin found the pickings growing slimmer and slimmer. He was forced to being arranging for travel of supply ships himself, advising them to fly along spacelanes that his pirates regularly patrolled. While making trying to ambush a convoy near Bastion, the Free Lance encountered a Yuuzhan Vong warship and was nearly destroyed. Xhaxin and his crew made a blind jump into hyperspace to escape, and were forced to obtain aid from the Republic. In turn, Xhaxin relayed the information of the Yuuzhan Vong attack. His left hand was a cyberneic prosthesis, required to repair an old injury. He was known by the nickname of Grayclaw, a reference to the gray bantha-hide glove he used to cover the prosthesis.
(DTO, PP)
Xi
This group of cargo ships was discovered by the Alliance during the Galactic Civil War. The starship Stimsenj'kat assisted in recovering their contents.
(XW)
Xi
This was one of the common designations used by the targetting computers installed on Imperial warships to identify a group of Imperial container vessels. Because these typs of ships were mass-manufactured and found throughout the galaxy, 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 containers in a given convoy to a specific group, each with a specific designation. The first group of container vessels discovered by the targetting computer was usually assigned to the Xi group, and the ships within that group were also given a numerical identifier, such as Xi 1.
(TIEP)
Xi Char
This was another name used to describe the Xi Charrian race.
(CWTV18)
Xi Char
This quasi-religious sect was known for their highly-precise engineering. Based on the planet Charros IV, their fanatical attention to details allowed them to create some of the most sophisticated equipment in the galaxy, including the Variable Geometry Self-Propelled Battle Droid starfighter used by the Neimoidian Trade Federation. The Xi Char jealously guarded their secrets, and when they discovered that Raith Sienar had infiltrated their ranks to learn their secrets, they put out a bounty on his head. Sienar was never captured, however, but the Xi Charrians did managed to kill Narro Sienar in the process. The defection of Raith Sienar forced the Xi Char order to close its doors to offworlders, and thus the name Xi Char became synonymous with Xi Charrians. Years later, they were the perfect pawns for the Trade Federation, as the Xi Char order cared only for the details of their engineering, not its ultimate use. After the Old Republic learned that the Xi Char order had developed the vulture droids used by the Federation during the Battle of Naboo, they were severely punished by the Old Republic. The anger felt by the Xi Char order was only compounded when the Confederacy of Independent Systems reverse-engineered their technologies during the build-up to the Clone Wars, and began manufacturing them on other worlds. In order to atone for their past actions and restore their technological creations, the Xi Charrians agreed to help the Old Republic in any way they could.
(X1, OWS, NEGC, LEV)
Xi Char Cathedral
This was the primary manufacturing facility of the Xi Char order, located on the Xi Charrian homeworld of Charros IV.
(SWDB, LEV)
Xi Charrian
This was a race of highly-precise aliens which was native to Charros IV, although the name was also synonymous with of the devout followers of the Xi Char order. Individual Xi Charrians were insectile in appearance, with chitin-plated bodies, teardrop-shaped heads, and quartets of pointed legs that ended with scissor-like feet. Those beings who were in contact with the Xi Charrians said that they resembled the walking form of the vulture droid starfighters they produced for the Trade Federation. The Xi Charrians were capable of creating incredibly complex, yet fully functional pieces of engineering. They developed through the Xi Char order until their were ready to move on to the next plane, when they become employed by the Haor Chall Engineering conglomerate. Individual Xi Charrians were meticulous about the details of their work, a trait that carried over to their own physical appearance. An injured Xi Charrian often went into a self-imposed exile, so that his associates wouldn't have to view was imperfections. A saying among the Xi Charrians read, "The deity was in the details." A naturally peaceful race, the Xi Charrians were surprised and angry when the Old Republic chastised them for their role in the Battle of Naboo, where the vulture droid was first used in combat. When the Trade Federation turned over the manufacture of the vulture droid and other Xi Charrian designs to the corporations of the Confederacy of Independent Systems, the Xi Charrians decided to try and atone for their past by assisting the Old Republic during the Clone Wars.
(X1, OWS, LEV)
XI7
This model of Taim & Bak starship turbolasers was employed by many capital ships, including the EF76B frigate, during the height of the New Order.
(SCRE, TSC)
Xi'Alpha
The most common sex of Xi'Dec, it was also known as the Stictex. The Xi'Alpha sex accounts for about six percent of the Xi'Dec population. They have eight legs, any two of which can act as legs while the other six operate as arms. They have a shiny carapace topped with lacy wings, and they have a dozen optic stalks protruding from their heads. These stalks were almost prehensile in form, and can move the attached eye in any direction. Their nose was formed from six slits above their mouth, which was framed by a fully-articulated pair of pincers.
(GG4, JH)
Xiann
This was a common name given to Twi'lek females, and meant "spider" in the Twi'leki language.
(GCG)
Xiba sum cubizik
This Kubazi phrase translated roughly into Basic as, "I need to go (to the restroom) badly."
(MIS6)
Xi'Dec
An insectile species native to the planet Stic, they have evolved in the ever-changing climate of the planet by modifying their sexes for specific purposes. About 180 unique sexes have been noted in Xi'Dec culture by the Empire, although their history had shown that many more have evolved and died out from lack of need. All of the sexes have unique physical characteristics, depending on their function in society. Each Xi'Dec family was composed of single members from various sexes, and these families form the basis for Xi'Dec society. Families take great pride in the scope of their sexual content, and they go through considerable trouble in attracting rare sexes into the family. Their specialized sexes make certain kinds of Xi'Dec valuable off-world, as geologists, geneticists, and other scientific positions, although their overall technology was only moderately advanced. Tourism was often brisk to Stic, not for the planet's climate or beauty but because of the strange and unusual appearances of the various sexes of Xi'Dec.
(GG4)
Xiese, Daedar
This was a famous Iktotchi individual, distinguished in the histories of the moon of Iktotch.
(UANT)
Xijulba
This Dug was a member of Sebulba's clan, and worked for Sebolto's gang during the years following the Battle of Naboo. Mawhonic issued a bounty for his capture, claiming that "all the kin of that dirty Dug Sebulba deserved to fry." Jango Fett managed to claim the bounty during his attempt to meet with Sebolto.
(BH)
Xim at Vontor
This was one of the most popular of the nearly 100 holoplays that were created by Peshosloc, documenting the various stages of the life of Xim the Despot.
(OWS)
Xim the Despot
A legendary, pre-Old Republic tyrant, Xim was a native of the planet Argai. As a youth, Xim was the heir to his father's holdings, and by the age of twenty he had conquered a number of systems by leading his father's pirate bands on raids. Xim, then known as the pirate prince, grew to power by despoiling entire planets, collecting and selling slaves, stranding entire populations in deep space, and collecting enough armaments to support his goals. Xim ruled for about thirty years, until his despicable rule ended with his defeat at the Third Battle of Vontor, about a century before the formation of the Old Republic. Up to that time, Xim had conquered hundreds of thousands of worlds near the Tion Hegemony, and was planning to expand into Hutt Space. At this time, some twenty-five years into his reign, Xim's empire spread from the Maw Cluster to the Radama Void. As he began making incursions in Hutt Space, his forces were ambushed at Vontor and destroyed. Xim vowed to exact revenge on the Hutts, and launched two more attempts to defeat the Hutts. His forces were in the process of transporting a huge shipment to Dellalt, and this shipment became the basis for most of the legends of the Queen of Ranroon, the ship he was using to transport military materials to Dellalt. After the Third Battle of Vontor, Xim was captured and enslaved by Kossak the Hutt. When his death in Kossak's dungeons was announced several years later, the crew of the Queen of Ranroon scuttled the mission in the mountains of Dellalt, leaving the vaults Xim and built empty and awaiting the arrival of a new despot to take Xim's place. His empire held together for nearly a century after his death, before it broke apart into smaller pieces: the Kingdom of Cron, the Jaminere Marches, the Indrexu Confederaton, the Keldrath Alignment, the Thanium Worlds, and the Tion Hegemony were all formed from parts of his empire. Xim's insignia consisted of a bone-colored death's head with two sunbursts in its eyesockets. Over the doors to Xim's vaults on Dellalt read the inscription: IN ETERNAL HOMAGE TO XIM, WHOSE FIST SHALL ENCLOSE THE STARS AND WHOSE NAME SHALL OUTLIVE TIME.
(HSE, ECH, GORW, HSL, NECH, NEGD)
Ximology
This was the name given to the study of galactic civiliation at the time of Xim the Despot, well before the formation of the Old Republic.
(HNN4)
Xine
This Snivvian word represented the number 10.
(HNN5)
Xinishia
This female Tarasin was a member of the Wyrd, and served as the chief lieutenant to Liriana during the final years of the Old Republic. When Liriana left Cularin to further her schemes, Xinishia saw her own opportunity to take control of the Wyrd after discovering a Dark Side artifact beneath Cloud Mountain. The device provided Xinishia with enhanced power and control over the Dark Side of the Force, but it had to be "fed" a steady supply of life energies. She and her followers tried to work in secret, but the Wookiee village of Kiirloor was too close for her comfort. In an effort to drive the Wookiees away, Xinishia kidnapped Risstenni and Chywarra and threatened to kill the youth if they remained in Kiirloor. Xinishia had already sacrificed Risstenni to the artifact, in an effort to gather more strength. When the Wookiees still remained in Kiirloor, Xinishia used the artifact to cause Cloud Mountain to erupt, and directed the flow of lava toward the Wookiee village. In desparation, the Wookiees asked a group of freelance agents to rescue Chywarra and defeat Xinishia's plans. The agents, however, were not match for Xinishia's powers. As she had grander plans in mind than the conquest of Kiirloor, Xinishia agreed to set Chywarra freed, if the agents returned to Kiirloor and convinced the Wookiees to leave. She also demanded that the Wyrd be left alone, and none of the agents was to speak of their existence. The agents reluctantly agreed to this deal, leaving Xinishia and her followers to continue to consolidate their strength.
(FTT)
Xinkra
This predator, native to the planet Kushibah, preferred to feed on the flesh of the Kushiban race. The average xinkra stood three meters talls, and could swallow a Kushiban in a single bite. These creatures hunted in packs, overwhelming their prey with sheer numbers. Xinkras were considered fearless beasts, but could be held off with flames or fire.
(AQ, PJSB)
Xiochi
This notorious slavery ring was singlehandedly broken up by Odumin.
(CSA)
Xirlia Pastry
These tiny pastries were popular with the Imperial nobility on Bastion, during the years following the war against the Yuuzhan Vong.
(LF8)
Xirossk
This Trandoshan served as the Cularin Militia's chief Intelligence officer, during the final years of the Old Republic. It was Xirossk and his team who discovered that Melo Centris had been hired to transport a virus to Caarimon, just after the Battle of Geonosis. The virus had been developed by the Believers, and seemed to target only the Caarite race. Although several samples of the virus were recovered from S-Ipsus, Centris was provided with three bombs' worth of the virus, which she was to deploy in the atmosphere over the Caarite homeworld. Xirossk provided all information on Centris and the virus to a group of freelance agents who had been hired by Osten Dal'Nay to put a stop to Centris' plans and save the Caarites.
(MCT3)
Xishel
This self-exiled Falleen was the strongest member of the Nanthri Pirates during the last years of the New Order. He was searching for the lost treasure of Celis Mott, and once employed Marka Durn to locate the treasure. After Durn was able to locate it, Xishel had him executed to protect the secret. Durn, however, hid the location in the databanks of his starship's computer, and turned the ship over to a group of friends. Xishel cornered them, claiming to be working for the Falleen king Haxim, in an effort to recover a trove of treasures stolen from the planet Falleen. The spacers ignored Xishel's threats.
(IA)
Xiss, Zule
This young woman was a student of the Force, and was a Jedi Padawan at the same time Anakin Skywalker was being trained by Obi-Wan Kenobi. She wore clothing that was similar that of her Master, Glaive, who was regarded as the only Jedi Master to ever truly teach her anything about the Jedi way. Together, they were dispatched with Obi-Wan and Anakin to the moon of Ohma-D'un to investigate the loss of a Gungan colony some ten weeks after the Battle of Geonosis. It was feared that the miners who worked the Naboo System had been armed by the Confederacy of Independent Systems, and had attacked the Gungans in order to secure the moon for the Separatists. Unfortunately, the four Jedi discovered a new form of combat droid had been sent to exterminate the Gungans. The droids were under the command of the bounty hunter Durge, who managed to capture Zule as a hostage. Obi-Wan's sneak attack distracted Durge enough for Zule to break free, but Asajj Ventress arrived and beheaded Master Glaive. Zule repaid Obi-Wan's bravery by distracting Durge when the bounty hunter had Obi-Wan in his sights. Durge managed to pin her to the ground, but Zule grabbed his blasters and fired into his chest at point-blank range. This allowed the two Jedi to escape and chase down Asajj Ventress. In a brief struggle Obi-Wan was able to hold his own, but Zule lost her left arm to Ventress' lightsaber. After Ventress and Durge escaped, Zule was taken back to Coruscant for treatment, and was counseled along with other Padawans who had lost their masters during the Clone Wars. She returned to the battle shortly afterward, after having a cybernetic prosthesis installed to replace her lost arm, and participated in the Battle of Jabiim with many other Padawans. However, the battle went poorly for the Republic's forces, and many Jedi Masters were killed. Zule found herself alone with several other Padawans as the only force capable of stopping Alto Stratus' advance on Republic territory. The Padawans fought bravely for three days, although many of them died in battle. Zule began to slip toward the Dark Side of the Force as the fighting wore on, and nearly fell completely to the Dark Side when an AT-AT walker exploded over her head. She was killed when the walker fell on top of her.
(RNFW, RBJ)
Xist
This immense Falleen was once a killer for Black Sun, before supporting the Separatists during the height of the Clone Wars. He controlled his operations from a base in New Coronet, on the planet Trigalis. He was known for his skills using a vibrowhip, and many weaponsmasters claimed that his abilities rivaled those of a Jedi Knight with a lightsaber. Shortly before the First Battle of Coruscant, Obi-Wan Kenobi discovered that Xist had been providing weapons and intelligence to the Separatists in the Outer Rim, and set out to stop him. He hoped to gain information on the whereabouts of Asajj Ventress, who seemed to have escaped her apparent death on Coruscant. The Jedi Council feared that Obi-Wan was too tired from the battles of the Clone Wars to fight Xist, and dispatched Master Aayla Secura to assist him. Obi-Wan shrugged off her help, and defeated Xist in one-on-one combat before the Falleen agreed to tell him everything he knew. Despite his alliances, Xist relayed information that Dooku was dispatched his "best assassin" to eliminate Drama Korr, one of Xist's business associates. When Obi-Wan reached Korr's ship and discovered that it was not Ventress, but Durge, who had been sent to kill Korr, he realized that Xist had set him up to die as part of Dooku's elaborate plans.
(O)
Xiunsrus
This planet was located in the Quence Sector. It was the base of operations for the Bloodsniffers swoop gang.
(GG9)
X'iutha
When translated into Basic, this Ewok word meant "important."
(GPB)
Xiytiar-class Transport
This 164.8-meter cargo ship was capable of moving 5,000 metric tons of cargo. They were manned by a crew of two, and could carry 12 additional passengers. This class of transport had a thin, cylindrical shape highlighted by the bulbous front cargo section and the smaller, rearward engine pod. Note that X-Wing: Iron Fist claims the forward section was blocky in shape. Many pilots considered them the least elegant of any starship every designed for use.
(DESB, IF)
Xizor
This Falleen crimelord was best-known as the leader of the criminal empire known as Black Sun. In this role, he taught Durga the Hutt the role of the criminal leader, and it was believed that at one time he employed Ket Maliss as a bounty hunter. Xizor was the son of a Falleen king, and grew up to power and riches as the favored son of House Sizhran. He was recruited to join Black Sun during the years before the onset o fthe Clone Wars, and swiftly rose through the ranks with a combination of intelligence and guile. Xizor was able to anticipate the attempt by Underlord Dal Perhi and Kaird to have him eliminated, and put plans in place to eliminate Perhi and replace him with a human-replica droid. The technology wasn't perfect, but it gave Xizor the ability use the simulacrums whenever necessary.
After forcing Kaird into disgrace and compelling him to kill Dal Perhi in a staged retaliation, Xizor was able to gain even more power in Black Sun. Several years later, Darth Vader killed much of Xizor's family on Falleen when a military bacterium got loose and started killing the Falleen. Rather than risk an outbreak, Vader had his starships raze an entire city and its environs, including nearly two hundred thousand Falleen. Xizor lost his parents, a brother and two sisters, and three uncles in the destruction. He held a grudge against Vader ever since, and used his Black Sun contacts to wipe out the Imperial records of the deaths. This assured Xizor that no one but he himself knew of Vader's hand in the deaths. However, this deletion was incomplete, for one of Vader's information specialists discovered it just before the Battle of Endor.
After ascending to the role of Black Sun Underlord, Xizor built an opulent palace on Coruscant as a base from which he could command Black Sun. Xizor was not an exercise fanatic, but he kept his body in perfect condition through the use of implanted stim units. His natural Falleen ability to exude attractive pheromones allowed him to attract whichever females he wished, and he had many mistresses. When he tired of one, he paid her off and moved onto the next. He rarely left his Coruscant palace, and used its proximity to the Imperial Palace to eventually became a favored associated of Emperor Palpatine. When he did leave the planet, it was in the presence of a muted but deadly security detail.
During much of his plotting with the Emperor, Xizor worked through the middleman Kud'ar Mub'at, using the assembler's services to help mask his own. It was Xizor, with the permission of Palpatine, who worked with Mub'at to bring about the destruction of the Bounty Hunters Guild. Xizor hoped to create a supply of freelance assassins who could work for the Empire. This plan failed when the Guild simply split into two warring factions. However, Xizor continued to scheme. Xizor's legal and criminal operations made him the third most-powerful being in the galaxy, behind Palpatine and Vader, but Xizor was not ready to remain there. At one time, he tried to wrest control of Kuat Drive Yards from Kuat of Kuat, but was unable to do so.
Xizor knew he could never hold Palpatine's seat, so he strove to usurp Vader's position. He was obliging to every Imperial demand, and made his legitimate shipping operations available to Palpatine. Xizor gained favor quickly, and was present on Coruscant when Palpatine first contacted Darth Vader about apprehending Luke Skywalker. Xizor realized that Vader and the Emperor wanted Luke alive, and so he set in motion a plan to kill Luke before Vader could bring him before the Emperor. This would discredit Vader in the Emperor's eyes, and move Xizor into position as the second most powerful being in the galaxy. His plan nearly succeeded, until he tried to use Leia Organa as bait to lure Luke to Coruscant. Luke and Lando Calrissian succeeded in rescuing Leia, but were intercepted by Xizor's fleet as they tried to jump into hyperspace.
A firefight ensued, and caught the attention of Vader's fleet. Vader had realized Xizor's plans, and took the opportunity to eliminate Xizor. Vader's ships began firing on Xizor's ship, providing an escape route for Luke and Leia. When Xizor failed to recall his ships, Vader fired on Xizor'z skyhook, Falleen's Fist, destroying it and killing Xizor.
(DS, CCG, SE, MA, SLS, HM, EAP, SWI89, CN1)
Xizor Salad
This was one of the signature salads that were found on the menu at Dex's Diner, during the final years of the Old Republic. Dexter Jettster's connections to all levels of Coruscant society gave him the inspiration for this salad, which was named in honor of Prince Xizor of Falleen. A simple yet luxurious salad, the Xizor Salad was made from Sizhranian lettuce, which was tossed with croutons that had been seasoned with sea salt from the Hocekureem Sea.
(OWS)
Xizor Transport Company
see Xizor Transport Systems
(EAP)
Xizor Transport Systems
This cargo hauling operation was one of Prince Xizor's many legal operations, and was prosperous enough to make him incredibly wealthy on its own. The fact that much of the capital raised to keep XTS operative came from Xizor's illegal operations was not on the public record.
(SE)
XJ-2
Developed by Narglatch AirTech, this form of open-cockpit airspeeder was one of the predecessors of the XJ-6. The primary difference between the two models was the engine position. The Narglatch XJ-6 was best-known for its radical front-mounted engines. The Narglatch XJ-2, however, had rear-mounted engines that were enclosed by a sleak cowling. Also located at the rear were two long steering vanes, mounted on each side of the speeder, for directional control. The XJ-2 measured just under six meters in length, and had room for the pilot and a single passenger. Senator Bail Organa had a Narglatch XJ-2 for many years, which he restored and maintained himself. He used the speeder as a personal vehicle during his tenure on Coruscant, during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. After he joined the fledgling Alliance, Senator Organa gave the speeder to his adopted daughter, Leia, as a birthday present. The speeder was later lost when Alderaan was destroyed by the Empire.
(OWS, SWDB)
XJ3-23
This was the designation of Jaina Solo's XJ3 starfighter, during the years that the Galactic Alliance maintained its base of operations on Calamari.
(FH1)
XJ5 ChaseX
This was another name for the ChaseX version of the T-65XJ5 starfighter.
(FJ3)
XJ6
This was the sixth version of the fabled XJ-series of X-Wing starfighters, developed during the years following the war against the Yuuzhan Vong.
(LF1)
XJ-6
This two-seated, yellow speeder was built by Narglatch AirTech, and was distinguished by its open cockpit and its front-mounted engines. At 6.23 meters in length, the Narglatch XJ-6 could attain speeds near 720 kilometers per hour, and the forward-mounted engines gave it incredible maneuverability. Senator Simon Greyshade owned a highly-customized, bright yellow Narglatch XJ-6 as his personal airspeeder, during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. Greyshade's speeder was stolen by Anakin Skywalker on Coruscant during the young Jedi's pursuit of Zam Wesell, shortly before the Battle of Geonosis. The speeder was reported stolen, but Anakin returned it to its parking space as soon as the chase was over. Unfortunately for Senator Greyshade, the speeder was stolen again shortly afterward.
(NEGV, OWS, SWDB)
XJ7
This updated version of the Incom Industries X-Wing starfighter was produced some ten years after the end of the war against the Yuuzhan Vong. It found a niche among the Jedi Knights who joined the naval forces of the Galactic Alliance.
(LF2)
XJ-7
This was a prototype airspeeder that was developed by Narglatch Airtech, during the months following the end of the Clone Wars.
(EAP)
XJX-Wing
This was another name for the T-65XJ version of Incom's venerable X-Wing starfighter.
(DJ)
XL 5115
This was a series of Exelbrok podracer produced during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. They were notoriously slow, compared to other makes and models, with top speeds around 750 kilometers per hour. The cockpit of the XL 5115 was 3.76 meters long, and its engines were 8.69 meters in length.
(IG1)
XL-3
One model of the Guardian-class patrol ship.
(DE1)
XL-5
One model of the Guardian-class patrol ship.
(DE1)
Xloff Horn
This was a small, flat horn used as a musical instrument.
(VD)
XM-15
This was the model number of Arakyd Industries' Vindicator missile. Referred to as a "brilliant" missile, the XM-15 had a sophisticated central processor that bordered on having artificial intelligence. The Coalition of Automaton Rights Activists even protested the development and production of the XM-15, saying that it was "far beyond a mindless battle droid…(they were) thinking, feeling sapient entities doomed to an explosive demise, which was nothing short of an abomination." Arakyd denied these accusations, even after the Mechanical Liberation Front tried to "free" a shipment of XM-15's. They bungled the attempt, setting off the missiles' explosives and killing fourteen members of their party. They also destroyed nearly 2,000 square kilometers of Havridam City on New Bakstre.
(HNN5)
XM-21
Incom's hydro-skiff, it was the design base for the SedriMotors Amphibion.
(DESB)
Xo
This planet was the homeworld of the savage Zanibar race. The planet was bathed in red light, and its surface was studded with rocky outcroppings and groves of spike-leaved, carnivorous plants. Much of its native wildlife was reptilian in form, and each species was just as predatory as the other. It was a forbidding world few othe species have ever visited. Kir Kanos traveled to Xo to rescue Mirith Sinn. Kanos and Sinn discovered a mountainous ruin deep in the jungle, which seemed to predate the Old Republic. Statues of human forms surrounded the ruins, indicating that the Zanibar were not the planet's original inhabitants.
(CE2)
Xob
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)
Xob
Olag Greck's Gamorrean henchman on Hosk.
(DRO)
Xobome 6
This uninhabited planet was the outermost world in a system located between Commenor and Doldrums. It had a warm atmosphere, and was surrounded by an asteroid ring. Wraith Squadron was forced to land here during a navigational training session, after several X-Wings in the squadron suffered complete electronic memory loss.
(WS)
Xoemefel
This planet was the site of the New Republic Scout Service's initial Ops Post.
(GG8)
XoLyyn
This small corporation manufactured starfighter shield generators during the early years of the New Order.
(TSC)
Xoman Free
A planet.
(SHW)
Xoman Three
see Xoman Free
(DHE2)
Xon, Jyll
This Caarite female served as the secretary to Manod Fea, working for the Metatheran Cartel during the years following the Battle of Naboo. She was known as a competent worker, but was something of a dullard. Her smile was wider than that of most Caarites, and her perpetual leer often scared young children. Jyll loved flowers of all kinds, although she found out the hard way that she was allergic to the plantlife of Cularin's jungles. She longed to return to Caarimon, to be with her significant other and escape her near-continual allergic reactions. She got her wish just before the onset of the Clone Wars, when she took a position as a receptionist at Cartel Central in Joventusek.
(EOS3, MCT3)
Xong, Zorbazat
This Yevethan served as the Minister of Homeland Security on N'zoth, during the years leading up to the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. He believed that learning the Basic language would help him understand his enemies, but it actually angered his fellow Yevetha to the point that they nearly exiled him. Xong proved hiw worth, however, and was allowed to continue his service. Xong agreed to turn over a Yuuzhan Vong spy, captured during the aliens' invasion of the galaxy, to the New Republic. However, rather than turning over a living being, Xong ordered that the spy be brutally interrogated and executed in front of the Republic's agents. Xong than declared that the spy's body could be "taken back to your vile masters."
(CCW)
Xonolite
This metal, found on the planet Mustafar, was easily converted from solid to liquid form when it was consumed and disgested by the jawenko lava beast. This liquid form of xonolite was exported by Mustafarian smugglers to Nkllon, where it was packaged and sold a the drug called Nkllonian Lava Extract.
(OWS)
Xoorzi
This fungus, which was native to the planet Thyferra, was used as a growth medium for the alazhi bacteria that was important in the production of bacta. Xoorzi fungus grew only in the wild, and was a delicate plant that would shrivel and die if it was disturbed.
(DN3)
Xor
This being once claimed to have tried to purchase Juhani when she was a youth, more than 4,000 years before the Galactic Civil War. When he encountered her later on Tatooine, Xor tried once again to purchase her. Juhani refused, and Xor's men attacked her. Juhani and her friends managed to defeat Xor and his men.
(KOTOR)
Xora
This female Falleen was part of a small group which worked for Jib Kopatha, during the height of the New Order. Led by Xora and Zuur, the Falleen saw Kopatha's regular meetings with Darth Vader as a way to kill the Dark Lord, in revenge for his decimation of the Falleen. An unexpected visit shortly after the Battle of Yavin was just the opporunity Xora had been looking for, although Zuur wanted to be careful and act only when the time was right. Xora had her own plans, though, and managed to convince him that they would work. She lured Vader into an auxiliary hangar on Jib Kopatha's asteroid, then tried to shoot Vader dead. The Dark Lord was more than ready for her attack, and deflected her blasts with ease. Zuur and his companions then appeared out of hiding, and tried to launch their attack. Although they had surprise and numbers on their side, the Falleen were not match for Vader. He quickly eliminated them all, putting an end to their chance for revenge.
(SWEV)
Xorao System
Anson Blazer and a team of Alliance agents was nearly killed in this system by Kiran Tatch.
(AIR)
Xorth System
This planetary system was subjugated by the Empire, during the height of the New Order. The people of the system were forced to produce agricultural goods for the Empire, including some of the galaxy's best farrberries.
(TSC)
Xosha Grass
This short-lived but quick-growing plant thrives on the plains of the planet Naboo. It was harvested by the Gungans and placed in specialized decomposition vats to create unique gases used in their technologies.
(GF)
Xot
This being owned and operated Xot's Megabar, on the planet Belgaroth, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. Xot himself seemed to be any one of a dozen different beings, giving rise to the rumor that he was a shape-changer.
(CCW)
Xot's Megabar
Located just outside the Belgar Spaceport on the planet Belgaroth, this three-story bar provided the only decent food and drink anywhere in the city of Belgar. The owner, known simply as Xot, seemed to be any one of a dozen different beings, giving rise to the rumor that he was a shape-changer.
(CCW)
Xoxaan
This ancient Sith Lord was noted for her skills as a healer. The lore she left behind was later discovered by A'Sharad Hett, who had been stranded on Korriban when a bounty hunter tried to capture him during an intense storm. Hett killed the bounty hunter, Resk, but the killing awakened the spirit of Xoxaan. Xoxaan had stored her knowledge in a holocron, which Hett discovered with help from her spirit. Xoxaan claimed to have been one of the very first Sith Lords, then explained that she had been waiting for someone like Hett to arrive on Korriban. When Hett opened himself up to her teachings, he absorbed her knowledge and eventually became Darth Krayt. He chose his new name from his upbringing on Tatooine, where the krayt dragon was the fiercest predator. He also likened his awakening to the Sith ways to the shedding of scales, which lent further depth to his new title. After establishing his new Sith Order, Darth Krayt and his chief lieutenant, Darth Wyyrlok, continued to delve into Xoxaan's teachings, in an unsuccessful attempt to heal the slow deterioration of Darth Krayt's body.
(SWLC)
Xozhixi
This was the Vratix name for the capital city of the planet Thyferra.
(PH)
XP-2000
This was to be Ikas-Adno's premier racing vehicle, designed to operate in swoop races as well as speederbike races. However, production plans were scrapped when tests revealed that the bike placed its rider under too many G-forces. This was due mainly to its incredible speed. The prototype was eventually sold to an anonymous bidder, who turned out ot be Blizz Pinnix. The XP-2000 was categorized as a speederbike, and measured four meters in length. It had a flight ceiling of about 50 meters, and was capable of attaining speeds in excess of 1,300 kilometers an hours.
(WSV)
XP-291
This SoroSuub skimmer was a flat, bullet-shaped repulsorcraft. It was not very visually appealing. It measures 6.5 meters in length.
(GG7)
XP-30
A older model of landspeeder. Luke Skywalker owned one as a youth on Tatooine.
(ISU, SOL)
XP-32-1
This SoroSuub landspeeder was designed to serve as a taxi, capable of carrying up to five passengers and 500 kilograms of cargo.
(SPG)
XP-34
This was one of many SoroSuub landspeeders produced during the New Order. It required a driver to operate, and could carry up to thrity kilograms of cargo and a single passenger.
(SWRPG)
XP-35
A model of landcruiser built by SoroSuub.
(E4, SWSB)
XP-37
An old-model landspeeder built by SoroSuub.
(SW)
XP-38
This fully-armed and shielded freighter was presented to the Cularin government as a gift, from the Metatheran Cartel, many years before the Battle of Naboo. It was custom outfitted for the defense of the planet Cularin, and was presented to the government with the outward aim of helping the natives of Cularin protect themselves. However, several of the teams which toured the ship and were able to evaluate its capabilities discovered a transmitter hidden in one of the weapons turrets. The transmitter's function was unknown, although it was discovered that it was transmitting data to an unspecified source. In the hold of the XP-38, a transportation crate was found with four empty slots that fit the transmitter perfectly. The other three transmitters were never found, but the Cularin government resented the Cartel's attempt to spy on them. After publicly presenting the evidence of the transmitter to the Cartel, the government of Cularin expelled the Cartel from the planet, forbidding them to do any further business there. The representative of the Metatheran Cartel, Thurm Loogg, claimed that the transmitters had been placed aboard the ship by unknown agents based on Tolea Biqua, possibly connected to his predecessor Velin Wir, but no formal investigation was ever launched. His efforts to quell the Cularin government eventually succeeded, after the XP-38 was scoured for other transmitters and deemed "clean" by the Cularin military, which later began using the ship as part of their defense fleet.
(WOTC)
XP-38
This SoroSuub landspeeder was developed as a replacement for the XP-37 during the height of the New Order. It was a 2-person craft with a 10 kilogram cargo capacity. It could fly up to 2 meters off the ground on its repulsorlifts, and travel at speeds near 320 kilometers an hour. It could also be equipped with an autopilot droid that appeared to be an R2 unit, but this was only a decorative covering. SoroSuub promoted the XP-38 as giving the owner "the feel of flying a starfighter."
(E4, SWSB, EGV, AEG)
XP-38 All-Terrain Roughrider
This variant on the basic SoroSuub XP-38 was produced with a stronger subframe and enhanced engine protection, for use on rural and backwater worlds.
(NEGV)
XP-38 Sport
see XP-38
(AEG)
XP-38A
This SoroSuub landspeeder took the basic XP-38 design and modified it for use as a utility vehicle. It retained the XP-38's comfortable appointments, and had an astromech-shaped autopilot. The XP-38A measured 7.8 meters in length. Note that Tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina indicates that Luke Skywalker may have owned an XP-38A on Tatooine.
(GG7, TME)
XP-445-T78Y
At the height of the New Order, this was the primary code sequence used by the Elrood Starport Command organization to obtain control of incoming ships for docking. Once downloaded into a ship's navigation computer, the code linked with ground-based navigation and landing systems to automatically bring a ship in safely.
(PG3)
XPLR-45.934.R.E.25-0003.245
This Imperial Survey Corps datafile documented all known information on the Kuras System.
(PG3)
XPLR-R
Originally developed by Viper Sensor Intelligence Systems, this droid was designed to map new hyperspace travel routes and locate planets which could be colonized. However, Arakyd Industries claimed that the XPLR-R was created from their own probe droid designs, which had been stolen by VSIS and used without permission. VSIS placed so much emphasis on maintaining the secrecy of the development of the XPLR-R that they forgot about corporate security. In an effort to put a halt to the XPLR-R's production, Arakyd sent a force of sixty AAD-4 combat droids to shut the facility down. VSIS was absorbed into Arakyd, and the further develoment of the XPLR-R was terminated.
(HNN5)
XQ1 Space Platform
This space station was designed and manufactured by the Bengel Shipbuilders as a low-orbit transfer station. It was originally produced during the early years of the New Order, to alleviate the starship problems that were faced by the traffic controllers on Ord Thoden, where Bengel's headquarters were located. The XQ1 had a hexagonal central section, with the command center being located in a six-sided module on top. Three large landing platforms extended outward from the central section, allowing starfighters and smaller starships to land for refueling. In between each platform section was the entrance to the interior hangars, where ships could offload passengers, restock their supplies, or get repairs.
The XQ1 was discovered by executives of the Corporate Sector Authority, who discovered that its efficient design and ease of operation could be useful for many bustling planets in the Corporate Sector. The CSA ordered a number of these space stations, and later provided input for improvements in design and capacity for later models. Many of these design improvements were used in the development of the XQ2 Space Platform, which followed the release of the XQ1 by five years or so. Even with this short gap in time, many XQ1 owners decided to upgrade, since the XQ2 was considered more comfortable and stable than the XQ1.
(SWMW)
X-Q2
Known as the Regulator, this Loronar systems patrol cruiser measured 150 meters in length, and was armed with five laser cannons. It required a crew of nine to operate, with 5 gunners to operate the five laser cannons which armed the ship. Like the IPV-1, the X-Q2 was not capable of hyperspace travel. It could transport up to 15 troops and 500 metric tons of cargo.
(FOP)
XQ2 Space Platform
This was a model of space station built for the Empire by the Bengel Shipbuilders. Based on the XQ1 Space Platform that was designed about five years earlier, the XQ2 Space Platform was formed from a main fuselage that was a squat cylinder, with the main control center mounted in an octagonal pod on top. Three landing platforms were arrayed around the central fuselage, and each platform had an access port that allowed ships to move into and out of the fuselage for repairs.
The XQ2 was equipped with three turbolaser batteries and a pair of point-defense laser cannon batteries for defense. Each turbolaser battery was mounted at the end of a landing platform, in order to provide the widest firing arc. Additionally, the XQ2 Space Platform had hangar space for thirty-six starfighters and twenty shuttles, which were used to compliment the station's weaponry and provide traffic assistance.
The XQ2 station required a dedicated crew of 1,598, including twenty-one gunners, and could accommodate up to 10,000 passengers. Up to 100,000 metric tons of cargo and supplies could be kept in the XQ2's various storage facilities, and each of its three hangars could accommodate a total of up to twenty fighters or small ships, although each hangar was capable of handling a single CR90 corvette if completely empty. A docking bay located at the bottom of the station was designed for larger ships.
The XQ2 was designed for near-orbit traffic control, and could operate at the very fringe of a planetary atmosphere. For this reason, the XQ2 was not considered a residential space station, but rather a waypoint or transit facility that helped planetary traffic controllers manage incoming and outgoing starships.
Although the XQ2 was popular, especially in the Core Worlds, it failed to produce enough profit to keep the Bengel Shipbuilders from going bankrupt. The designs and manufacturing rights were later sold to the Tenloss Corporation, which continued production of the XQ2 for many years. Although Tenloss was unable to acquire the designs for the XQ3 Space Platform, it retained the rights to the XQ series as a whole, and continued to produce improved versions.
(XWA, SWMW)
XQ3 Space Platform
This orbital transit station was originally designed by the Bengel Shipbuilders, during the height of the New Order. When Bengel was bought out by the Tenloss Corporation, Bengel's owners sold the designs to the XQ3 Space Platform to Xizor Transport Systems. Although the station was never produced in quantities, Tenloss officials were quite unhappy.
(SWMW)
XQ4
This Imperial Missile Boat production platform was destroyed by Imperial forces, in an attempt to protect the starfighter's secrets from the Alliance.
(TIE)
XQ5 V
A group of TIE Defender manufacturing platforms controlled by Admiral Zaarin but recovered by the Empire prior to the Battle of Endor.
(TIE)
XR-10
This was one of Ikas-Adno's speederbikes, and was known as the Shadowhawk. It had a maximum speed of 750 kilometers an hour, and a flight ceiling of 50 meters.
(WSV)
XR12
This dome-shaped, personal use spacecraft was produced by Bendine during the Old Republic.
(IWE1)
XR-291
This Imperial patrol ship was stationed at Danuta, protecting the Imperial laboratory in Trid, during the months leading up to the Battle of Yavin.
(SFE)
XR-37
This series of tank droids was produced by Arakyd Industries, during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. Each was a mobile weapons platforms, and could be outfitted with a variety of blasters and laser cannons.
(HNN5)
XR808g
This was the name of Jae Juun's smuggling vessel, named simply for the Galactic Alliance ship's registry designation it received when it was put into service. Juun and his first mate, Tarfang, used the ship for several runs for the Colony, before they hooked up with Han Solo. The XR808g was a modified YT-1000 freigher, armed with four short-range blaster cannons spaced evenly around its hull. During the Qoribu Crisis, Jae Juun tried to infiltrate Colony space with the vessel, claiming to be a simple transport vessel bringing supplies to the Jedi who were on Qoribu. The presence of the XR808g was detected by the Colony, which sent a swarm of dartships to intercept it. The ship was badly damaged in the attack, and Jae Juun and Tarfang had to be rescued by Han Solo and the Millennium Falcon. The XR808g did not survive the mission, and had to be abandoned to Qoribu's intense gravity. Han agreed to help Jae Juun recover from the loss by arranging for the purchase of a newer vessel from his old friend, Lando Calrissian.
(DN1, DN2)
XR-85
The Arakyd tank droid, it was an sentient attack vehicle. Designed by the remnants of the Empire from pirated pathway matrices stolen from the R7 astromech droid, the first droid was finalized during Thrawn's reign of terror against the New Republic. However, the droid was not fully realized until Umak Leth brought the idea before the reborn Emperor Palpatine. He worked with Arakyd to design the tank droid, which measured 32 meters in length, nearly 30 meters in height, and moved about on a pair of treads. Each tank was armed with a heavy particle cannon, two light turbolasers, four twin heavy repeating blasters, and a Golan Arms DF.9 weapons turret mounted on its back. It had a top speed of 70 kilometers per hour, and could travel equally well on land or in water up to fifteen meters deep. Although the XR-85 was highly successful, mass-production of the sentient droid brain was cost-prohibitive.
(DE1, DESB, EGV)
X'ratch
This was the Bocce term for a scratch in the hull of a starship.
(GPB)
XR-Dualmega
This model of podracer was produced during the final years of the Old Republic. It was distinguished by its conical engines and swoop-shaped cockpit.
(CWCC)
Xris', Sordaan
This Rodian was considered the wealthiest of his species living on the planet Kashyyyk, during the height of the New Order. He was the founder and owner of Sordaan Xris' Safari Partners, a big-game hunting expedition service that catered to the needs of adventure seekers from across the galaxy. Xris' managed to buy large tracts of land - which became part of the Etyyy, or Rodian Hunting Grounds - on which his employees led dangerous safaris into the Kashyyyk jungles. Many considered Xris' to be softer than most Rodian hunters, living behind his wealth and using his credits to hire the experienced hunters to work for him. Among his chief detractors was his long-time rival, Ziven Tissar. Eventually, even the Wookiees who worked for Xris' turned their backs on him, after he allied himself with the Imperial agents who took control of Kashyyyk. In order to prove himself, Xris' set out to locate and kill the legendary Kkorrwrot, but was unsuccessful.
(SWGAL)
Xroi
Designation of one of the Alliance's freighters, used during the Galactic Civil War.
(XW)
XS3
This Imperial assassin droid was dispatched to execute Hanos Darr and the miners who learned of the location of the Royal Palace of Alderaan in the asteroid rubble of the planet, shortly after the Battle of Yavin. He and Zaz Hamiroz discovered that the palace's existence was a ruse to lure Leia Organa to Alderaan, where Darth Vader and a contingent of stormtroopers awaited her. They managed to board the Ithorian herdship Bazaar and get a message to Poliss, warning the Alliance of the deception. XS3 was snt to eliminate the miners before they could transmit their message.
(GA)
XS-800
A Corellian Engineering Corporation starship design, the XS-800 was a small-scale version of the CR90 corvette which was designed for civilian use. It retained the hammerhead configuration, but measured just 30.2 meters in length. The XS-800 required a pilot and co-pilot to coordinate its operation, and could transport up to eight passengers and 115 metric tons of cargo. In its basic configuration, the XS-800 was armed with a front-mounted double laser cannon.
(SS)
XT Beetle Transport
This was a form of transport vessel produced by the Trade Federation, during the final decades of the Old Republic. The XT Beetle Transport was distinguished by it curving lines and its pointed bow.
(CWTV15)
XT-23
This was the designation of the Sith Empire's forward outpost on the planet Balmorra, during the final years of the Great Galactic War.
(TOP2)
XT490.6
This Old Republic statute prohibited illegal forms of racing through the industrial and public-works sections of the planet Coruscant. Code XT490.6 specifically forbade garbage pit racing, since it often interferred with the ability to expel deadly waste from Coruscant's surface.
(RHD)
XT-6
An old-model droid which was produced some 4,000 years before the Battle of Yavin, it had many functions, including servant and warrior. The mechanisms of the XT-6 were fairly advanced for their day, and were often salvaged for use as prosthetic replacements on humanoids.
(TOJ)
XT987
This barren moon was located in a remote part of the galaxy, near the asteroid where Ferus Olin had set up a hidden base of operations in the wake of the Clone Wars. He was forced to land on XT987 when it was discovered that Imperial agents had placed tracking beacons on the starships used by his friends and comrade. They couldn't allow the Empire to learn of the asteroid's location, so they stopped on XT987 to locate the beacons and decide what steps to take next.
(LJ10)
XTC Module
This device, developed by the Kadrillians, handled the routing of all their transmissions.
(LAT3)
XTF1318
This was Sagoro Autem's personal authorization code, issued to him as required by the Senate Guard.
(RHD)
Xtib
This large corporation was founded during the final stages of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, and produced the modified TibannaX gas that was required by the StealthX fighters developed by Incom Industries. During the height of the Swarm War, Xtib was acquired by the Bornaryn Shipping Empire, although Lady Aryn Dro Thul refused to acknowledge that the purchase had anything to do with the involvement of Luke Skywalker and the new Jedi order in trying to eliminate the threat posed by her son, Raynar Thul.
(DN3)
X-TIE
This common form of Ugly consists of an X-Wing hull mounted with the hexagonal solar panels of a TIE Fighter.
(KT)
X'Ting
This insectile race was once the dominant, sentient race found on the planet Ord Cestus, which they referred to simply as Cestus. Standing nearly two meters in height, the average X'Ting was dsitinguished by its two pairs of arms. One pair was considered the primary arms, and were used to perform actions that required strength and control. The secondary arms were used for finer manipulation and menial activities. The body of an X'Ting was oval in shape, and was made up of carapace-covered segments. Where the shiny carapace didn't cover the body, tufts of bristles provided a minimum of protection. A stinger was located at the base of their abdomen, which could inject a deadly poison into their prey. Within the abdomen of an X'Ting were three stomachs, each with a specific purpose in the digestion of food. X'Ting larvae were raised in pentagonal chambers, with one small chamber for each individual. The X'Ting were descended from a species of flying insects, as evidenced by their vestigial wings. The X'Ting society was based on a fairly rigid caste system that separated warriors from diggers, chewers from workers, and this system seemed to be in place to counteract the most unusual aspect of the race. The sex of the adult X'Ting cycled between male and female every three years, requiring that each caste ignore genders when considering its membership. During the peak periods of each cycle, X'Ting experienced intense hormonal surges that signalled the need to reproduce. Interestingly, in addition to sexual changes, male and female forms of X'Ting were distinctly different. Males tended to be smaller although more lethal in combat, while the females were larger and more intimidating. The history of the X'Ting people was hidden in secrets, since they wanted desparately to maintain their own existence. Many years before the Clone Wars, the X'Ting took control of Cestus after defeating the Spider People in a great war. With their new-found independence, the X'Ting decided to allow the Old Republic to establish a prison complex on Cestus, hoping to gain a place in the galactic community. The hive queen negotiated a deal with the politicians on Coruscant, and the prison facilities were constructed. The unexpected outcome of all this was the formation of Cestus Cybernetics, which virtually enslaved the X'Ting people. Shortly after the prison was completed, plagues began to destroy parts of the X'Ting society. Many felt that the plagues had been set loose by the offworlders who came to the planet as prisoners. It was during this period of strife, some 150 years before the Clone Wars, that a Jedi Knight was believed to have arrived on Ord Cestus and rallied the X'Ting, giving them strength and encouragement to save themselves against all odds. A so-called Great Plague then decimated the X'Ting about 100 years before the Clone Wars, reducing the millions of X'Ting to mere hundreds and destroying the royal family. Only a handful of eggs from the queen remained, which were hidden beneath the planet's surface behind an extensive security system, thereby ensuring the survival of the royal line.
(HIV, TCD)
X'Tingian
This language, characterized by its collection of buzzes and clicks, was the spoke language of the X'Ting race. Additionally, scents and smells were used to store and convey information, as a "written" form of the language.
(HIV)
XT-model Speederbike
This was an ancient version of the speederbike, developed by the Mandalorians during the era of the Great Sith War.
(KOTOR)
XTS-673
This Xizor Transport Systems bulk cruiser was destroyed by the Azzameen family, during a raid in which the Azzameen's acquired a supply of warheads from Black Sun.
(XWA)
XTX984
This was the communications frequency used by the traffic control system of the planet Elrood to transmit landing instructions to inbound starships.
(PG3)
Xuaquarres IV
This planet, located in the Xuaquarres System, was the site of an Imperial weapons storehouse similar to that found on Mount Tantiss. It was also the site of the sacred burial ground used by the Duinuogwuin dragons. When the burial grounds were discovered by Zagsm'ith, a nearby Star Dragon sensed his presence and went to investigate. The dragon sensed the Imperial presence as bad, and Zagsm'ith's presence as benign, and wiped out the Imperials. The dragon then sent Zagsm'ith and his crew away, wiping out their memory of Xuaquarres and the burial ground.
(GMS)
Xucaabo
This Dug puppeteer was noted for his skill with puppets and his ability to tell entrancing stories, during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. He fell upon hard times when his homeworld of Malastare experienced political upheaval between the Gran and Dug populations, and he was forced to take a high-interest loan from Senator Ask Aak just to make ends meet. When he defaulted on his payments, the Senator placed a bounty on Xucaabo's head in order to bring him in for questioning. This bounty was claimed by Jango Fett shortly after the Battle of Naboo, when he traveled to Malastare to demand an audience with Sebolto.
(BH)
Xucphra
One of the two major pro-human competitors in the bacta production market on the planet Thyferra, the Xucphra faction was pro-Imperial in all its dealings. Xucphra benefitted greatly from Emperor Palpatine's reign. Along with the Zaltin faction, Palpatine decreed that all bacta would be produced by them, and it would be produced for military use only. This eliminated smaller competitors while creating higher profits. Among the schemes they implemented was the use of satellite facilities to produce bacta, which was then shipped back to Thyferra via a transport company owned by Xucphra. It didn't remove the Ashern faction, but viewed them as terrorists. Their corporate cultures of Xucphra and Zaltin mirrored the culture of the people who make up its employees, but only from a human standpoint. Nearly three million Vratix were employed to create the bacta, while some 10,000 humans formed the management ranks. Erisi Dlarit was a member of the Xucphra family, and was working with Ysanne Isard during the Krytos crisis on Coruscant. Dlarit was a spy, supplying Isard information on the mission profiles of Rogue Squadron. When Isard left Coruscant, she took Dlarit with her. They fled to Thyferra, where Isard took control of the planet and its bacta production, throwing her support to the Xucphra faction and ousting the Zaltin workforce. However, the New Republic had no intentions of allowing bacta production to fall into Imperial hands. A daring mission by Rogue Squadron helped the Zaltin faction overcome Xucphra's treachery, and Xucphra was defeated and forced to relinquish control to the Zaltin faction.
(XWN, KT, BW)
Xucphra Alazhi
This ship was among the first bacta transport ships intercetped by Rogue Squadron, in the time leading up to the Battle of Thyferra. Its captain refused to surrender, even after its two companions, the Xucphra Rose and Xucphra Meander, allowed Wedge Antilles to take control. The Alazhi tried to fire on the Meander as it surrendered, but the Rogues neutralized her weapons. After being guaranteed that the crews' families would be safe from Ysanne Isard, the Alazhi surrendered. However, the Corrupter suddenly emerged from hyperspace and destroyed the Alazhi, as well as killing Riv Shiel and almost taking Gavin Darklighter.
(BW)
Xucphra City
This was the site of Thyferra's primary stellar-class starport. Known as Zalxuc City during the New Order, it was renamed when Xucphra aligned with Ysanne Isard and took control of the production of bacta.
(BW)
Xucphra Meander
This was the second bacta transport ship captured by Rogue Squadron, in the time leading up to the Battle of Thyferra. Its Captain followed the lead of Bors Kenlin aboard the Xucphra Rose and surrendered her ship as soon as Wedge Antilles explained that her ship would be taken to Coruscant, where the crew could hide or obtain passage.
(BW)
Xucphra Rose
This was the first bacta transport ship captured by Rogue Squadron, in the time leading up to the Battle of Thyferra. It was captained by Bors Kenlin, who surrendered his ship as soon as Wedge Antilles guaranteed the safety of the crews' families.
(BW)
Xuczal City
This was the human name for the capital city of the planet Thyferra. Known in the Vratix language as Xozhixi, Xuczal City was named for the Xucphra and Zaltin factions of the Bacta Cartel.
(PH)
Xukchuk
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)
Xulropic Badlands
This desolate region of the planet Tatooine was located beyond the Western Dune Sea, separating it from the Audessian Expanse and the uninhabitable regions of the planet's deep deserts.
(E4VG)
Xurkonia
A synthetic, diamond-like crystal produced by the Kubaz.
(IJ)
Xutoo
This was the nickname used by the ARC trooper designated CT-X270, during the height of the Clone Wars. Xutoo was trained as a pilot, and was chosen to assume the piloting duties for the mission to Ord Cestus by the ARC trooper Captain known as Nate. Unfortunately, when the mission was ordered to return to Coruscant, Xutoo and Doolb Snoil found that their ship had been sabotaged. Xutoo kept the ship flying long enough for Snoil to reach and escape pod, allowing the Vippit to survive the inevitable. Xutoo died shortly afterward, when the ship exploded in flames.
(TCD)
Xux, Qwi
This Omwati female was one of the most prestigious scientists working at the Maw Installation during the height of the New Order and into the New Republic. During the early years of the New Order, Grand Moff Tarkin set out to construct the Maw Installation, and decided that he needed the best minds working on its secret projects. He traveled to Omwat and recruited several youths to train in his orbiting school. The school and its training turned out to be a brutal weeding-out process, in which candidates were forced to do their work under the constant threat of violence to their families. Many candidates who failed to complete their training were forced to watch as Tarkin's warships bombarded their home cities from orbit, rendering them lifeless ruins. In this way, Tarkin believed that he would eventually end up with the most viable candidate for employment at the Maw. Qwi Xux emerged as the survivor of Tarkin's plan, but in her innocence, she only saw it as a triumph of her mental capacity. She was more than happy to go to the Maw and begin solving the intricate problems Tarkin and her mentor, Bevel Lemelisk, provided to her. Her Omwati background would never have prepared her for Tarkin's real objective: the subjugation of races beneath the Empire's boots. She was convinced by her mentors of simplistic goals for the Death Star and the World Devastators, even given their ominous names. She believed that they were to be used to terraform worlds, making them habitable for many different races. If another being were to use her creations for something other than the uses she intended them for, it was beyond the scope of her control. It was not until Han Solo was intercepted and tortured at the Maw, some seven years after the Empire's defeat at the Battle of Endor, that she realized the scope of the projects being developed at the Maw Installation. The thought of her work being the cause of billions of deaths overcame her, and she helped Han, Chewbacca, and Kyp Durron escape with the Sun Crusher. She then gave the ship's technical data over to the New Republic, hoping that they could find a way to destroy it. While on Coruscant, she met Wedge Antilles, but she wasn't sure whether or not to trust him. A trust did eventually grow, and the two shared many beautiful moments, until Kyp invaded Qwi's mind and ripped out her memories of her work at the Maw Installation before stealing the Sun Crusher itself. Wedge nursed her back to health, but she was never the same again. She and Wedge maintained their relationship, but he was increasingly called upon in military matters, and Qwi became more and more absorbed in her work. Both agreed that the relationship was evolving to be a convenience, rather than a true romance, and they went their separate ways. Qwi eventually decided to travel to Vortex and help the Vors repair the Cathedral of Winds. While there, she hoped to find her own inner peace and eliminate the memories of all the beings her superweapons had killed.
(JS, DA, COTF, SOA, DTR)
Xuz
Meaning "intellectual", this was one of the most common names among Rodian males. These names generally described characteristics of historical individuals, and different Rodian clans used up to three names to describe an individual.
(GCG)
Xuz, Cevva
This Rodian managed a small rebel cell on the planet Svivren, during the last years of the Galactic Civil War. Mara Jade had him targetted for execution by Captain Strok's forces, as a diversion during hunt for the crimeload Dequc. His forces seemed to know about the attack, and deftly reduced two stormtrooper squads by half before escaping.
(MJEH)
XV7
This light-duty Taim & Bak shipboard turbolaser was useed by Imperial IPV-1 system patrol craft.
(TSC)
XV9
This model of heavy-duty Taim & Bak shipboard turbolasers was used aboard many capital ships, such as the MC80a, during the height of the Galactic Civil War.
(SCRE, STC)
XVI
This was the designation of Bryn & Gweith's multipurpose missile launching system, which could fire a variety of missile types.
(HAS)
X-W Blue
This was Casal Marskan's callsign, during the time he spent as a starfighter pilot aboard the Independence, shortly before the Battle of Yavin.
(XWP)
Xwhee
This was the name given to the planet Bakura after the Keeramak consecrated the planet in the name of the Ssi-ruuk, during the height of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. The Keeramak had led the Bakurans to believe that it was working on behalf of the newly-liberated P'w'eck, but was actually working for disguised Yuuzhan Vong superiors. The consecration of Bakura meant that the Ssi-ruuk could attack the planet at will, without fear of dying on a pagan world and losing their souls forever.
(FH2)
X-Wing
This was the more common name for the Incom T-65 Space Superiority Starfighter, a 12.5-meter-long snub fighter with two wings that split in two by activating S-foils. This allows for greater maneuverability and firing accuracy; each of the split wings had its own laser cannon (total of four). It was a single-pilot ship, with an R2 astromech droid socket. The R2 unit was used in place of a navigational computer. It was extremely maneuverable, even at its top sublight speed of 110 MGLT. It had also been clocked at 1,050 kilometers per hour in an atmosphere.
The first X-Wing, designated as the T-65c A2, was designed by Incom just before the Empire stopped contracting out naval construction. The Empire believed that Incom was infiltrated by Alliance sympathizers, and relieved the X-Wing team of duty. The X-Wing team then defected to the Alliance, flying out with all the X-Wing prototypes and the starfighter's plans. Their parting gesture to the Empire was to destroy all records of the X-Wing in Incom and Imperial databases. The Alliance then began to produce the X-Wing themselves, recognizing its potential. It continued to gain acceptance after the Galactic Civil War due to its maneuverability and durability.
Several upgrades and modifications from the liberated Incom design team didn't yield major improvements until the advent of the T-65d A1, which eliminated the astromech droid in favor of more computer power to provide the pilot with more in-flight options in terms of maneuverability and management of shipboard resources.
The T-65c A2 boasts the following shipboard components:
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