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 CONTENTS
Introduction 68
Chapter II: Powerful Vergences
Chapt~r I: Worlds of the Force 70
8 <..orusr u11 J"dl Trrnplt:
10 lluni Je<.li Ten1p1c It,
Pol"t' o I lerest 7(j
12 Dagobnh Tree Cave ...
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Po ~t... of 111 terest
16 Jedi Ternplc ot Eedtl ....... .. . . . ' ' . 18
18 The Acablas Ruins .. . . '. . .. .... ..... . .. . 80
DJ&Oball
2'1 Lothal Jedi Ten1ple . ... .. .. ... ... .... . . . . . . .. BS
Points of 1nterest .. ),$ 'I l
1v or '' .. ..... - ... .. . . . .. .. 84
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50 The Wellspring of Life .. . . . ... .. .. ~~
Peop\e o"U CJ tL1re
Po r.ts of I 1terest '33
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Chapter Ill: Player Options
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...... . . . 96
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SS New Species .. ..... . - ..... 9f},
Po nts of l1terest
Bard.)tta
40 New \Veapons . . . . . . . . . .
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' Pv nts of h terest .. . 54 "YV'tct1's 1VVrath , !2
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.... - 11-.tv'C.'l - ... . - . 58 Vault of Justice . . . .. . ..... . ........ . . . ..... I 2'7
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pur po~es. Ancient Lem pies built by these sects have long
l>een places where masters of the Force consolrdale or focus
lh1s energy, cxponenllally amplifying the p_ower of the Force.
Jecl1 knew l11esr locdt ions as "vergences. and the~ foug~t
Vc1lt;Jr1lly to defend Lllcm from those who would twrsl Lhe1r
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CortJ!,CcJnl. fhc l rnpirc has also quarantined ref llurn, once
Lhc prirnary source of Jcdr lightsabcr crystals. Still, there are
1c.. ~s protecl<!d worJ<Js where the Force is particularly strong.
McHIY consider Bardotta to be the spiritual car>rtal of ~he
Outer Rim. owing in parl to the planet's strong connection
to the rorcc Counlless other lost srtes a~1a1t rediscovery and
exploration by those able to tap into their latent power.
IN SEARCH OF TRAINING
Before the dark times. the Jedi Order guided young Padawan
lea rners as they plumbed the depths of the Force. Force sen-
siLives were able Lo reach their full potential thanks to a sys-
tem or tra ining that was both standardized and personalized.
Unfortunately, emergent Force wielders are barred from
seeking traditional means of training and education during
the reign of the Empire. Instead, they must seek out alterna-
tive forms of instruclion. Luckily. a number of other Force
sects still thrive beneath the notice of the Empire.
Bardolta. lktotch. and Weik all have native traditions
that have a unique way of understanding and accessing the
Force. The pacifistic Dagoyan Masters have access to much
knowledge and are deeply spiritual, able to help students
find inner peace and harmony. The seers of lktotch utilize a
powerful vergence to read their future. but their isolationist
stance against the Empire makes them wary of outsiders.
The sorcerers of Weik have a unique perspective of ~vhat the
Force is, and they have access to abilities not known to the
Jedi. The Player Characters (PCs] can learn from these alter-
native schools of thought, broadening their understanding of
the Force and gaining unique powers.
The mythical worlds of Ossus and Tython are thought to
11avc troves of holocrons and datacards lilied with Jedi wis
dorn from throughout the ages. Characters tracking down
L11cse legends might learn n1ucll along tt1eir journey. effective
ly llainPd by lhe sa1ne n1yl11ical sto11es tt1aL were used to train
Ute Jt'cl1 ol old Sl1ould plavcrs actually discover one of the
1.11llPct pldll<'ls, they could gain access to unmatched power.
INTRODUCTION
lmCIJIOP'POWDl
 \Vl1tle lhe llgl 1 t 01 the Jrcll hc1<> not sf1t1r11 1n rna11v ycC1rs.
sorne Jeoi <lid r~capt' Order 66 t>y go1ne into h1d1r1g 011
plancl~ like Auratl'r~. Dagohah. t111d tolllfll Aspiring J1d1
ca11 follo1v up 011 rurnors illld local legrnd& lo tr cl Ck down
Sll~pCCI Cd for ml'r Jl'dl l llt:>y ITltl\' C. VCll llt1V(' lO rclC C tll<'
En1p1re. 1vhrc h has dgent':i scounng t11c galaxy to cnsur c C)r
der 66 1s tafrfect Olll lo c.Om1>let1on V\1h1ll tile forrnl'r Jedi
art' unlrkelv lo con1e out of h11:i111e. l11ey rncly sl1vrr> sor nc of
the11 1v1sdon1 ancl Sl't Plaver Chdracters 011 a pilttl Lownrcl
rulfilltng lllc1r dcst1n1e~
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TherL~ !lave always been those who superslillously assign
po1vers lo tolems and Lrrnkets. but for Ihose 1n tune w1Lh
the Force. objecls can hold real power. Force users across
Lhe ages have sought Lo wield the energy of the Force
th rough specially crafted objects. Before the lightsaber.
ll was Force imbued swords. Jedi even used the Force to
channel a portion of their own essence into a holocron.
altering the Al of the gatekeeper protecting its contents.
Force sects throughout the galaxy have created varied tal-
ismans that channel the Force for infinite effects. While the
Empire has destroyed. hidden. and discredited much of
Jedi history. the defenders of peace existed for far too long
to be erased completely.
Throughout the galaxy. Force-povvered relics sit within an-
cient vaults. inside decrepit dro1ds. or in other unlikely plac-
SO WHAT'S IN THIS BOOK, A
n exus oF PoweR is a setting book designed to take read
ers on a galaxy-spanning tour of locations strong in the
Force. providing marerial for players and Game Masters
alike. In this book. readers will find derailed guides on several
planets. as well as profiles of the exotic and sometimes dan-
gerous creatures that live on those worlds. Chapter I gives
GMs everything needed to utilize worlds once critical to the
Jedi Order. and provides context to their historical signifi-
cance. Chapter II explores those places in the galaxy where
the Force flows more freely, known as vergences. These two
chapters enable GMs to run a campaign focused on explor-
ing sites tha t have helped shape the Jedi, the Sith. and other
Force sects throughout history.
Chapter Jll folloV11s up with Player Character and Non-Play-
er Character options and information well-suited for a Force
and Destiny campaign involving the locations in previous
rhaptrrs. There are three new species options for PCs: the
curio5ity-f1lled Aleena; the elegant and spiritual Bardottans.
and the proud, arr1phibious Gungans The chapler also pro
files weapons. equ1prnent. and varrous relics and talismans
found arnong their worlds, This presents players and Gl\~s
\'tlth plenty of interesting options thfy can exercise to give a
campaign sorne local flavor.
F1na11,. NEXus OF PowER ends with an entrre chapLer oi
rnodular (:r.r ounters Modular encounters can be tnser led
INTRODUCTION
NEXU:r OF' POWER
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Leach the ways of the For( 0. a h(Jlc;c.r''" t :;, .,,t ~ " .., J v
., 9..t.i1' il"'
rnentor Holocrons can also >er vc ,a, a c<invr:r ,~;t 'il:r :"
lowing GMs to direct lhe pan y l<J v1r>rkJc, strr,r.g 1 . ~ c
1
by provid ing legends and h1stonca1 t;,,1es Sf~t in thr~e:: FA~
They might also offer knowledge of otrer ;,iri<;ien ::;~ .~,.?r~
teach Jedi hopefuls hovr to cre<:te their ov.n tir
While the Jedi Order spec1ficall; shied a1v::y fro,, f't'J~,.
imbued tali~mans. they are the cornerstone r;f rri::ir, C:'Of
Force trad1trons. The Dagoyan Masters ernployE:C ca ~ ....a
that allowed them to g? v,rithout food or drtnv for eYU:"tjoo
periods to allow for uninterrupted r'leC11tat1on Tte sees
lktotch sometimes wore gems that boosted hC'l'I fa ~!C 'J
future they could see. The Sith created Force-powe~ a
lets and tokens to ser1e a vanet; of 'uncaons esno a~, i
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their powers. Such talismans are perfect OOJects tc cert.er
adventures around. as the characters compete l'l'Jtii lie tf"'
pire and other groups to find lost relics.
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into any ongoing adventure: they don't require a lot or se:
up and can be completely self-contairied GMs can use t~
modular encounters in a variery of vva;s. They are desigrse:J
to be flexible and to work as standalone expenences.asparr
of a larger adventure or campaign. or as lastfl" "i;~e ~
tions in reaction to choices players make at me tab e
CHAPTER I: WORLDS OF THE FORCE
A dozen of the most storied worlds connected ro tire =
tories of the most po\"lerful Force sects of the ga a\
~
covered within this chapter. Frozen I.um. S\'Jamp} ~
and quiet Lothal. as well as Jktotch ..i\uratera. a1d f
0"'
varon all have direct ties to the once-po\:erfu Je<l
Empress Teta and Ossus are legendary Ios t plarets ed ~.
mythologies claim as the birthplaces of che ~' ..~!
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whi le. primitive. isolated V\ e1k: lush Naboo.h~~h r p
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and the forests of Aleen all have h'story I'll[ 0 e
Force trad1t1ons. cfS
VERGEPI
CHAPTER II: POWERFUL f. .
th t are strOr.g ,.
There are places ana even (h1ngs a he su .. "...,
\"Ille re 1t rlo\vs lrke a torrent. flood ng ~paces" J
\\'llh power The Jedi kne\\' the:e SP~'~ce 0)6'r5
"nexus points or verg2nces. \Yhe
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easily access the po\~er of the Force Many Force sects con
struct rnonu1nents and temples around vergences, designed
to tap into Ll1e free fio~v1ng energy. Jedi Temples on Auratera,
:

Coruc;cant. Devaron. llum, ancl Lethal all take advantage of

vergerces. Others, like the dark side cave on Dagobah. serve
t!1e Force 1n other \Vays.

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. CHAPTER Ill: PLAYER OPTIONS
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oa)a This chapter presents three nevv playable species: U1e
Aleena, the Bardotta. the Devoranians, and the Gungans. ll
enien ~
then details new weapons and equipment that cllaracters
gIP tr: f can purchase in the locations presented in Chapters I and
nthose P II. It also introduces a variety of items and talismans to en1-
1ent an,;~ci power PCs to fulfill their destinies. The chapter ends \vith
some location-specific motivations that can drive characters
ay fro,r.i c to rebuild temples. reclaim lost artifacts. or act as sentinels
over ancient ruins.
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CHAPTER IV: MODULAR ENCOUNTERS
kior ex:c
r The set1I The modular encounters here are set on some of the major
hOW tar 1ntor1 planets covered 1n Chapter I as 1vell as at some of the ver-
.powered a . gence sites in Chapter II Potential activities include ex
ns ano a~P. ploring ancient temples on Coruscant. llum, and Ossus.
. to cers PCs might have rediscover a lost Jedi temple. survive a
iects . '"' rigorous Jedi training regimen. or face an encounter 1vith
te w1tt1 :~e ~ an evil agent of the Empire.

IN 1 lfOOU(l ION
NEXUS cw AMICA
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10 l11<;lo1 y, p<11011111111 ~I c1rc (' fl!-.Sl<;lccJ hyper!>pacc navigation
A~. I Ill' '>(Otll rnovPti tlirougti I.he hyperspace lanes, she was
d1,1wr1 10 I lu lJ11k11ow11 l<Cf~ion, by a p'1rLicu larly powerful
11~!,011.111ce 111 l11L' lo1cc I allowing the siren ca ll or Lhe F-orcc
11so11a11c c. Ilic ~rout eve1111~c.Jlly discove red a lonely, hiLh
crlo 111H 11.11 Lccl 1,ysle1n 1n Ll1c far reaches of Lhe Unknown
H1g1011:;, l cnLerr'd ;iroun<J a bright. blue while slar. The Force
wns slro11r, 1.hroughoul ll1C1 systcrn. but there was something
powc!r lul , 5ornc>lh111g spPcra l. on lhc fifth planet. and Lhat's
whc.:10 U1c Jrcl1 sro1 11 locu5cd her altenlions.
1he lirsl scout's 1111lidl reports, as well as those from sub
sequent survey tcarns, tCf)Ortcd a barren. windswept world
of l(:Jll. 1ar,r,cd rnounlarns and shallow. frozen seas locked
away l)<'nc,1111 <Jo1cnc; or 1n0lers of ice. No selllemenls or
dnr 1P11l 1u111 s wet c discovered. and all evidence pointed Lo
L11c wo1 lcJ being clevoid of sentient life. Whal the teams did
firld was d world !hat. despite its inhospitable envi ronment.
rnanar,rcl Lo support some planl. and animal life. Packs of
large frll1101ds stalked I.lie planet's steppelands: huge, slow-
rnovi11a aquatic rna1r1mals thrived in the icy seas; power
lul arid aggressive humanoid reptiles haunted Lhe many
n1ounl:a1n cf1 ains. a11d plants and fungi clung lo life in she l
I crcd spo l.s away frorn L11e constant wind. These anima ls
1111d plants d1d11'l exp lain lhe planet's strong Force shadow.
howcvC'r ILs presence in the Force wa s enormous. a fact
that Lhe surveyors could not explain unlil one learn was
ch;1scd into a rnounLain cavern by dangerous crcalures and
d1scove1c.'d llurn's real weallh .
BtncaL11 llurn's ice sticels and permafrost, Lhe planel's
er usl 15. hon0ycornl)ccJ by counllcss kilometers o~ interlock
1nr~ cave sys1 ems. Wil.llin 1t1csc caves. the escaping survey
learn cliscovcr cd a rnoL11er lode of pontite. mephite. and
ol11er kybc1 crystals Lile hcarl of a Jedi's lightsaber. The
d1scovr.ry or 11un1's n11nc1 al wealth quickly changed the char
r1ct1;r ol llu111's c.'xplor al.Ion fr orn one of curiosity .to one of
gr;ive 1rnpo11ancc lo l11c .Jedi Council. Upon receipt of Lhe
111ws thc1t llurn possessed an 1ncredil>lc wealth of kyber crys
tc1ls. I he c01111c 11 11nrr1cdiatcly dispal:ct1ed I earns of scholars.
cJ1 t111ans. .ind Wdr fior<:> lo sc< ure Lhc world and to furLher
~tucly 115 na1 u1r1I w1)Jlth and 1n1po1 tancc lo the Force. To pr~
lee! Ilic crvst.ils. tl1n Council made a ciec1s1on lo keep Hurns
c:x1s1c11t<' il SP<rL~l f1orn tt 1e gul<1xy al large, and a number or
slcps WPr t: 1c1ken lo 011su1 e that rl stayed that way I lype1
5pacl' survc:yor-s r11~1pp<.!d out an uninterrupted. ded1c.aled
liyperspac0 I.inc trorn Mctcllos. a wor lei 111 lhc Core region.
str111gh1 lo lh11n's orhll Tt1t nav1galion of this route was so
cornplcx 1hat a ship's pilot needed to be at least sensitive to
lhu rorc.c. rf not ;i fully trained Jedi Master. to even at.tempt
rl. In cJCl<l1t.1on. rill references to llum in official reports were
quilshcd, and 1h<." world was even kept from local. sector-
wi<Je. and galaxy &tar charts.
DARK LEGENDS
F or thousands of years. the Jedi Order kept llum
and its bounty secret and safe from harm. Gen -
erations of Jedi, from the greenest Padawans to the
most ancient masters. traveled from all across the
galaxy to search for crystals, study the planet and
its connection to the Force, and enjoy the mental
quiet of the uninhabited world. There is a nearly
forgotten legend that speaks of a dark and violent
time in the planet's past, however. Ancient sources
suggest that the Sith may have laid siege to the
world. eventually taking possession of it for a time.
ENTWINED WITH THE JEDI
With llum secure, the exploration of the world and its con-
nection Lo the Force was begun in earnest. Numerous settle
menls were Founded over the subsequent decades. typically
near the sites of important scientific or Force-related dis
coverics. AL places with a particularly powerful connection
to lhc Force, the Jedi erected temples that served as tra in-
ing centers or pilgrimage sites where members of the order
cou ld go to meditate and heal. In addition. thanks to the
abundance or kyber crystals on the planet. the Jedi Counci l
established a massive. baroque temple over the entrance
to the largesl and richest cavern complex the survey teams
had discovered. Once it was completed, the council began
send ing Padawans to llum to harvest the crysta l for their
lrghLsaber and to undergo the important training rituals as-
sociated with lightsaber construction.
Countless Jedi over the millennia traveled there to build
their first lightsaber or to find crystals to build new ones.
Eventually. as other sources of kyber crystals were exhaust
ed or became otherwise unavailable. llum became the Jedi's
sole source of these precious crystals. While the planet re-
mained a place of great importance. the Jedi Council re
cal led those members who were living on II um and shuttered
all Lheir settlements and temples save for the main temple
used for lighlsaber construction. With the world's inhabit
ants gone, its glaciers and ice sheets quickly consumed the
Jedi settlements and research sites, burying them beneath
dozens 01 hundreds of meters of ice By the beginning of the
Clone Wars, U1ere were no permanent residents on llum, nor
any real evidence that there ever had been. and the main
temple stood en1ply. save for the occasional Jedi pilgrim
there Lo find a new kyber crystal
WORLDS OF THE FORCE
lmCIJr OF PCMS:R
 POINTS OF INTEREST
~dents eft ong ago. and the \\Or1d has
I ;;ms permanent
re:umed lo Its pr mal. pre settlement state The onl) hints of
IMPERI L GARRISON
L1S pre'li oos flhab tants are the occasional Jedi ruin revealed
At the end of the Clone V\'~rs. as part of Order 66. e'e1ier.ts
b; ,., 'ld eros on or g1acrer catv 'lg. and the rarely v sited Jedi of tJie 481 st Legion were dispatched to llum to ehm nate a
Temfhe a1 the entrance lo the C!\-Stal caves.
Jedr on the planet and i:O secure the temple there. Onte th
Emperor's pover \Vas finally consolidated and the structure:
CRYSTAL CAVES of his Empire \':ere firmly 1n place. these troops \-vere reca ea
to iherr home unit and dispersed to other b1lleLS FuUy at.'Cl~e
Home to perhaps lhe largest deposft o' :.:yber cr,'stals any- of the importance of llum to tne Jedi Order and of llums la
\,here t.>-ie {;:ala\y, llum's crystal ca\es \~ere said to be the
111 tent Force po~ver. the Emperor quickly replaced the troopers
Jedi's most sacred place by none other than Jedi Master of the 481st with a dedicated Joint forces m1ss1on benvee:i
\Oda himself. \.'"1ndrg for countless kilometers through and the Imperial Navy and [he Imperial Army,
beneath llums largest mountain range, the crystal caves
The Army forces. a mix of infantry. light armor. and engi
~ere nrsi explored .n the ancient past. \Nith1n the labyrinth
neering units. established a beach head not far from the Jed
of corridors. shafts. tunnels. ano chambers 1s a staggering
~ealth of the kyber crystals-mainly meph1te and pontite- Temple. while a small Navy battle group in orbit settled .nto
that make up the sear'ng heart o~ every Jedi's ightsaber. a planetary blockade. As the years passed the army's posi
\Vithin a few short years of the crystal caves discovery, the tion grew into a full garrison at the temple site. 1vith small ob-
Jedi Order erected a temp'e over the entrance to protect servation outposts scattered around the planet. Mean1vhlle
the caverns fro!T' ~respass and to pro" ide shelter and train- the navy kept its blockade with a constantly rotating roster
ing fac1lit1es for v'S1ting Jedi The caves eventual!~ became a of squadrons of varying strength.
pilgrimage dest.nat on for Jedi seeking crysta s for ne\'v hght- Despite the Emperor's insistence on the importance of
sabers and were incorporated rnto a Pada\\fan coming-of-age both the blockade and the garrison at rhe Jedi Temple. the
cere!T'ony called "the Gathering: Army and Navy use the billet to dispose of ineffecti\e of-
The stone from which the crystal caves are carved is a ficers, poorly run ships. and troublemakers and malcontents
smooth. black. basalt-like volcanic rock that absorbs ligh t of all stripe. Curren tly, the Imperial forces at llum are 1n a
and is surprisingly easy to work with. The crystals them- state of turmoil. and the Army and Navy forces there are
selves grow unimpeded from the walls and ceilings of the openly hostile to one another. They maintain their watch and
caverns and can occasionally be found littering the floors communicate through official channels, but there is no real
of corridors and chambers. In many places. the crystals can cooperation aside from what is absolutely necessary. The
be removed from the surrounding stone by hand. and even garrison is home to roughly one hundred and fifty soldiers
the most stubborn. inaccessible crystal veins require only and possesses a handful of AT-ST walkers. some light armor
basic hand tools to excavate. It was this ease of excavation and a handful of assorted patrol and utility speeders. The
as much as the sheer quantity of crystal deposits that made naval blockade consists of the Gladiator-class Star Destroyer
the crystal caves so valuable to the Jedi. Hoplite under the command of Captain Malthegn. along 1v1th
an escort of small frigates and gunboats.
Despite the millennia in which the Jedi lived and worked
on llum and the planet's importance to the order, surpris-
ingly little of the crystal caves' total area has been explored. JEDI RUINS
Most of the known caverns lie within the boundaries of the
temple's training area, and those few charted areas outside The Jedi worked and lived on llum for almost as long as
of the temple's footprint are a warren of dead-end caves. they existed as an order. While they never establisheo C'l
..
~unnels that turn in on themselves and either come to abrupt ies there-it was too remote too hard to reach. and to~
ends or plunge thousands of meters into dark cracks. and a sacred to the Jedi for that- they did build scatteied 51'13
confusion of chambers. side caves. and strange rock forma- settlements. research stations, temples. observation , pu<!'
. ce
tions. The sheer size of the cave complex is staggering, with and other structures on and beneath the planets su: " r
sorne (j11cient survey records suggesting thousands or even These abandoned sites lie scattered all across 11un1 111 ~.1 1
tens of 1housands of kilometers of tunnels and caves stretch- ous states of ruin.
ing deep into the bowels of the planet. In addition, the Force
tends Lo have a dls~ressingly disorienting effect on Visitors to Some are still intact. seeiningly a~va1t1ng . ebf ~tost.
. . th,
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the caverns. So powcrful is the presence of the Force in the the ir inhabitants: others are little more than 1u:hir~n~ gW
crystal caves that 1t causes vivid hallucinations 1n even the however, have been buried deep bene<lth the er , osl
that cov 11
most guarded mind. This tias led many an explorer astray; clers and massive, slo\.Y n1ov1ng ice sheets of ir1teresu11a
countless Jedi have wandered into the unct1arLcc1 portions or. llums surface Nevertheless, a nurnber ,d n1oun
shelteri;
or the crystal caves 1n pursuit of some phantorn. never to be sites can sllll be found here and there 111 uurn's IJtl}
heard from again l~1n passes. at the bottoms of valley~. ~r witli~ettlernent ar
nnth1ne cave systems One such ruin is the
Holenesh Canyon.

WORLDS OF THE FORCE

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(Jt)l gotlun~ ,lf 1'. Pt~r haps. Lile n1ost fan1ous crcatu!l's 10
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-.K1nnl'd 1cpt1h,in < re,1tu1es '''11!1 long. PO\\t'rful ann~. short
ltiis .uid .11 ,\\<' ~11,1pc~d hc"id \ U11ck. sllaggy coat or daO\
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sh1111~ ott lll.1st1~1 holt s. r~1cv ,ire .1 d<'ln1i0rous co1nl)inat1on of
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,1nd .itll'lllpl 10 <.hol-.e or squeeze lhe life oul of ! OpflC}
n0nts .illecLed h) tl1e gorgodon's Ensnare 1ten1 qu.ihtY rm
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KNIGHT LEVEL ADVERSARY
he razhak is a very dangerous creature, and it
T is recon1mended that GMs pit it against groups
of Knight-level PCs (see page 321 of the FoRCE AND
DesriNv Core Rulebook). or PCs of an equivalent
povver level.
RAZHAK [NEMESIS]
Aniong the 1nost fearsome predators on llum. these massive
creatures are as agile as they are deadly_ Averaging around
eight meters in length. razhak are armored, segmented,
1"ormllke creatures that propel themselves using rippling
muscle 1idges. Their bodies are broad and flat, covered with
~hick. chilinous plates in shades of white and blue. While
the~ have no apparent eyes. their heads are topped with
long segmented antennae that serve as sensory organs.
Their huge mouths feature multiple rows of serrated teeth.
Aggressive and solitary, razhak live in the endless tunnel
systems beneath llum's surface. They are deceptively fast
and. when they attack. they rear up like a serpent and at-
tempt to swallow prey whole. Anything they can't eat in one
bite they tear into pieces by grasping it in their mouth and
shaking it violently.
In addition to possessing great speed and a savage de-
meanor. razhak also can generate intense heat strong
enough to rapidly melt solid ice and cause serious burns to
exposed flesh. This ability allows them to tunnel through ice
as though it were soft sand. Razhak usually build their nests
inside of ice wal ls or densely packed snow. typically leavir:ig
the nest only to eat or mate.
Thankfully. while they are terrifying to behold and ex-
tremely dangerous. razhak are also easily distracted and
creatures of minimal intelligence. Keeping this in mind. a
clever opponent can easily outflank them. lead them into
traps, or make them lose interest in attacking altogether.
12 25 11 a a
Skills: Athletics 4, Brawl 4, Perception 3. Resilience 3.
Talents: Adversary 1 (upgrade the difficulty of all combat
checks against this target once). Fearsome 3 (when razhak
engnge an opponent or group of opponents. the opponents
mu.-.l make c1 Hard (+ ++J fear check).
Abilities: Heightened Sense of Smell (razhak upgrade ~It
1
Pe1cept1on checks once}. Searing Touch (when an oppone
ends its Lurn engaged with the razhak. the opponent suffers
) wounds Jnd 2 strain}. Silhouette 2
Equipment: Mandibles (Brawl. Damage 1O; Critical 3. Range
[Engaeedl. Knockdown, Pierce 4, Sunder)
SNOWFEATHER (MINION)
Snowfeathers are small . clever. flightless bird~ nat1v~ to llum
Their bodies are covered in a dense layer of oily, white feath-
ers that protects them from llum's bone-chilling col~ a~d
vicious weather. Relatively harmless creatures, they live in
nesting colonies built into ice shelves or cliff faces.
Despite their inoffensive nature and inability to fly.
snowfeathers have Few natural predators, for two :easons
First their meat tastes terrible and is mildly poisonous.
caus.ing painful cramps, bloating, and loosening of the
bowels in those unfortunate enough to eat them. Second.
they have a connection to the Force that gives them the
ability to project an illusion that makes them seem larger
and more formidable than they really are. These charac-
teristics have allowed them to survive and even thrive on
an inhospitable planet full of savage creatures like gorgo-
dons and asharl panthers.
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1 3
Skills (group only): Brawl, Deception. Survival.
Talents: None.
Abilities: Dense Fea thers (immune to the effects of co ld
and hazardous weather). Frightening Visage (as an ac-
tion. may make an opposed Deception check vs. Vigilance
[when multiple opponents are present. the best Vigilance
skill determines difficulty] to create illusion of greater size
and threat. If the snowfeather succeeds, all opponents
present must make a Hard ( ) fear check. Force-
sensitive characters add to the fear check; droids and
other characters immune to Force powers automatically
pass the check).
Equipment : Beak (Brawl; Damage 3; Critical 5; Range [En-
gaged!; Pierce 1).
WORLDS OF THE FORCE
INEXUS OP' POWER
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 BIRTHPLACE OF THE EMPIRE
or a \\'Or1d so calm and unassunl1ng. N:1boo ha~ plnyeci
F an e\cepttonallv important 101e 1n galactic history ovPr
the past re1'f decades This \\'Orld of far rncrs nnd scholars
1vas t b r 1place or tile h1ghl\ respected and sorely In-
n ie' en SL nator Pad me Anlrdala, Rcpresentauve Jar Jar
B nks J"d Shecv Palpatrne. the former Chancellor of the
G.:i ac L Rei \1bl1c and current Galactic Emperor and Dark
Lord o the 51,h \\ ll1le these credentials alone are enough
o PL i\Jboo ear tile top of any list of important 1vorlds.
111s s111a 1\Jlerv l\'Orld has had a long and storied history
and 1vas respected on the galac tic stage well before even
Patpat1ne \\1as born.
NABOO'S HISTORY
Naboo's history is best split into two distinct eras: prehuman
and post-human colonization. Before the coming of human
colonists from the stars. Naboo vvas home solely to the am-
phibious Gungan people. The Gungans. believed to be indig-
enous to Naboo despite some evidence to the contrary, lived
in large nomadic tribes that squabbled over grazing land and
access to Naboo's many waterways. The Gungans lived this
way for millennia. until the appearance of an alien species
known only as "the Elders. Little is known of the Elders save
that they came from the stars to colonize Naboo. waging war
on the Gungans in the process. Eventually, the Elders left
Naboo for some unknown reason and passed from galactic
history, leaving behind little more than a handful of massive
stone edifices and a bru talized Gungan society. The Gungans
flourished over the following millennia until, around 4.000
BBY. a new threat to Naboo arrived from the stars.
HUMANITY. ARRIVES
Fleeing a brutal civil war on its passengers homeworld, the
planet Grizmallt in the Core region, a group of colony ships
carrying refugees arrived in orbit over Naboo. The Grizmallti
had discovered the planet. which they had named "Nabu" af
ter one of their principal deities. almost a century before the
refugees arrived. At that time, it was used as a vacation spot
for Grizmallti aristocrats and as a private hunting preserve
for big game hunters from across the Mid Rim. The native
Gungans. who had suffered the predations of the Elders for
so long, withdrew into their lakes and swamps to keep their
distance from these new interlopers. Indeed, it wasn't until
~he colony ships landed and the Grizmallti began settling on
tt1e planet that they discovered that another sentient spe-
(1es called it home.
Despite the best efforts of diplomats on b.oth sides. rela-
tions between the newly arrived humans and the Gungans
quickly soured. Over the next few decades. the two species
engaged 111 a number of brutal conflicts over territory and ac-
cess to natural resources They eventually reached a shaky
Peace in which both sides agreed. essentially. to ignore one
another and hve separately on the planel. Life on Na boo
lapsed into a long period of peace and prosperity
During tt11s pc11ocl, while there were no clashes between
till~ t\'IO species ctn<J precious Jillie tnteracuon ot11er1111se.
both <licl rhcir level h<>st to destroy themselves from w1lh111.
The Gu11gn11s were a Lrib;il people with no unify~ng govern-
ment or culture The LribPs constantly warre<J with one an-
other unlil a powerful Gungan boss named Gallo united the
Gungans under a single banner. destroyf'd any holdouts, and
eventually laid the foundations for the Gungan capital city at
Otoh Gunga Meanwhile. the humans. who i,vere now .calling
themselves "the Naboo." had fallen prey to bitter nfight~ng
and had split along cultural and political lines. into warrrng
factions. This era. known as the Time of Suffering 1n Naboo
history books. is characterized by brutal wars betwe.en large
cily stales. Eventually, a general named Jafan united the
city slates through both force of will and force. of arms, and
ushered 1n the Great Time of Peace. It was dunng the Great
Time of Peace that the human capitaJ. Theed. was founded
along the banks of the Solleu River. The era is considered a
golden age 1n Naboo history.
The Great Time of Peace came to an abrupt end when. as a
precursor to the Clone Wars, Naboo was blockaded by Trade
Federation vessels; it was eventually freed by the actions of
the Jedi Council. The time of the Clone Wars ~vas tumultuous
for Naboo. Its beloved queen became an esteemed Senacor
and then died suddenly, leaving behind millions of mourners.
Chancellor Palpatine. a member of one of Naboo's oldest and
most prestigious families. was considered the pride of the
planet for his apparently levelheaded and wise leadership un-
til he dissolved the Senate, installed himself as the head of a
new Galactic Empire. and instituted his reign of terror.
Today, Naboo is at peace again. The people govern them-
selves. albeit with Imperial advisors vvorking at every level
of their government. For the humans on Naboo. things have
never been better. The Gungans have retreated into their
deepwater cities. where the Empire can't reach them. and
nearly all of the other non-humans on the planet were evict-
ed or incarcerated years ago. The human populace. espe-
cially in Theed. is very well looked after by its Imperial mind-
ers. a fact that the population is well aware of.
PEOPLE AND CULTURE
The two primary species of Naboo-the insular Gungans
and the civic-minded Naboo humans-share a tumultuous
history. Since humans arrived on Naboo nearly four thou
sand years ago, the two peoples have clashed, niainta1ned
peaceable relations. carried on cold ~vars. and even banded
together to ward off invasion. It ls impossible to discuss the
culture of Naboo without a close look at the contributtons
of both and at 111/hat effects they have had on one another
Naboo culLure. centered in the bustling capital of Theed.
is founded on tt1ree core ideals. pacifisn1. rauonalisrn. tind
service. They are an intellectual people. some1vl1at reserved ,
and given Lo long study and hvely debate Artists. poltti(1ans.
scholars. and pl1!1osopl1ers t1old lac.es of pride among Na
boo society dnd the culture 1,ener ates great legislators the
WORLDS OF THE FORCE
lllEXUs OF' PCN:WR
 l'\'ilY Olller < t1llllll'<i \CllP.'~llr greaL gentr.1ls That'c; 1101 to r..civ
thaL the Naboo don t l1avt: t11rlf' sharf' of great m11l1cirv l1'<Hl
e1s, 111deecl !Ill' explOtlS O[ l>rCl\C' l\'c11110rs and <:..1VVV general~
a1c ensh11ned 111 n1onurnents tllrouglloul 1 lll't'CI llo~v1 v11.
Nciboo s rnart1al 11erots n1a11t llH'll rnark <lL'h'nd1ng 111c11
p0ople rallltr ttian 111 \\Clr'S 01 e'pdnsron .ind 11)11qur <;I
Frorn Lile c>i11 '1est davc; ol cc,lor11za11on. 1hc N,1!)00 have
le>okC'd dol'vn tipon L111;'11 Cung.;in 111 1gl1llors 1Ile N 1boo llcivc
an unfo1 tu11<Hr ltndl'llLY to1vard snobberv and possess per
hnps dll O\ er 1111 lat l'li v1c1' ol t 11c11 selfvvorlh Throughout then
h1s101\ 111a11) l1Jv1 '>1..'e111l1e G1111gans as little more than un11n
Pr O\t'd ~avag1'" a li:cklcss people with no sense of property
or propr 11~t \ 1~110 had no right to tell the cultured and civilized
(Olorusts vvltrr t thev could and could not settle. During colo-
111?at1011. the l1dughty humans mostly ignored the Gungans.
set lhng 1vl)l.!1 l'! Lhey pleased and doing wl1atever they wan Led
1v1th tl1e plcu1et's na tural resources. This occasionally led to
l~lood~ conflrcls as the humans settled lands already occu
pied bv Gungans or destroyed sites the nauves held sacred
Tile Gungans. ror their par L. were already an old and es
tablrst1ed pC'ople by the lime t11e Grizmalltr humans arrived
to colon11e Naboo Although they were descended rrom am
ph1b1ans and had the ability to breathe water as well as arr
ror n1ost or tllerr early existence t11ey were a land dwellrng
people Organized 111 nomadic tnbes. these early Gungans
1-vere llunter-gatllerers who stalked Naboos vast plains rn
search ol the loVOrld's huge wild herd animals. Wilen the El-
ders arr ived and began their colonization, the Gungans built
POINTS OF INTEREST
n aboo is one of the most popular tourist destinalions in the
Mrd Rim and Outer Rim Territories. Its unique geological
makeup. natural beauty, and diverse nora and rauna have at-
tracted sentients for millennia. There is something for every-
one on Naboo. from urban nightlife and edifying cultural and
educational experiences in Theed. to sightseeing and visiting
the artists' retreat rn Moenia. to communing with nature and
engaging 1n adventure in one of Naboo's many preserves.
THEED
The capital city of Theed is possibly the loveliest. most dra-
rnaric city on any 1oVorld in the Mid Rim. Built at the edge of a
rnass1ve waterfall along the banks of the Solleu River, Theed
Is a bustling metropolis that boasts some of the finest cultural
attractions and entertainrnent in the galaxy. The Royal Pal-
ace 1s located Lt1ere. slraddling the river at the point where It
plunges over Ihe Clitrs of Theed, and the cily is packed with
rnuseums, gallerres. and parks. There is so much to see and
do 1n !heed that rnost residents state the city cannot be fully
expenenced until one has lived thflrc at least a year.
BROADBERRY MEADOW
Broadberry Meadow rs one or Theed's countless well-tended
city parks Located on o triangular spit of land at a fork in the
WORLDS OF THE FORCE
NE>CUI OP' POWER
thl'll f11c;L underw.itcr !,ClllcmenL<> to P.<;c;ape th
,,ysl crr11c opp1 e<;.-.1on They were c;t.111 primani 11 i~ e 1nv11dery;
dfl(j o...1 I
howl'Vt'r I1 ~vt1sn .L 111H1 I Lhe Grrtmallt1 arrrve<JI lh-::i c Ir ...
r,.ins 11n.1lly ret 11ill eel beneath the water ror goocJ l the GJ11
Cung.in!\ ,HP ,1 simple. prrcleful people With
111clrc)11 10 11c1Lure, llierr gocJs, and the Forc.e ~- t ose con
1111111an:, and 1no5l oltH!r sp1!c1cs. 1hey prefP.r to 1 rstrusu1.1 of
IVC their
deep wnlun I'IJaboo s many l<1kcs and ~eas. Her el.
struct their ornate bubble cities and are contcn~ lthey con
0
on their own terms. without external strife or enta live 'e
Despite whal the Naboo think. the Gungans havf~iglerner11~
complex cul ture. Their literary and musical tradrt;oa nch ilno
back over millennia, and the quality of their rooo nws '\treich
' . . . 1ne ana
art 1s every brt as good as that of their human neighb .
Where the Naboo are cool. the Gungans are pass ors
ronate
Where the Naboo are reserved. the Gungans are grega.
and playfu l. They seem to value joy and simple fun no~s
than do the bookish Naboo. The Gungans revel in sportsmo.e
games. pa rticularly aquatic athletic contests and animal and
. and
ve hrc1e racing.
Despite their differences. the Gungans and the Nabooa
bound by their connection to th~ir planet. With the rise~~
the Empire. many of the more liberal-minded Naboo hav
1oined Gungan agitators to form a homegrown network ~ 0
Rebel cells planning to strike at the Imperial forces desecrat
rng their planet. Although small in number and heavily per.
secuted. these Naboo Rebels may one day turn the tide n
the fight against Imperial dominance.
Solleu River where it plunges over the Cliffs of Theed, the park
lies in the shadow of the Royal Palace across the river. and car
only be reached by boat. The park features a single structure-
a tall. green-domed sandstone rotunda- that visitors use as a
shelter and event space. The rest of the park is given over to
well-tended lawns and flower gardens. shady brick-lined walk
ing paths. a small orchard, a handful of recreational fields. a~d
dense stands of trees. Despite its proximity to bustling Palace
Plaza, Broadberry Meadow is rarely visited by the commo
populace of Theed. It is, however. quite popular among mem
bers of Naboo's royal house, palace attendants. and c1tv and
state officials. It is not uncommon to see important govern-
ment business being done in the rotunda.
PARNELLI MUSEUM Of ART
Located a stone's throw from the Royal Palac.0. the f}Jr~~-
<>c ted n1usei. -
Museum of Art is one of Theed's many resp iellr l\l1c"
Named for the ancient Na boo noble house of P~
11
i toi11e
II' s dediratt
donated the funds to bu ild 1t. the Parnc 11 . le' 1~ 1 tn 1
display and pron1otion or conten1porar~ art -:.lY
rocuc; 011 Na boo ar Usts.
co~P~
PLASMA REFINERY
nd Assen~
Built 1n 65 BBY l)y Outer Rim Constructior\ a r engr'lce ~
0
Tlleed's plasrna refinery comple:-.; is a rnaf\ie
 located on t11c Cliffs of Theed next to the Royal Palace De-
signed as an extracuon and refining facility and as a power
generallon center. the PRC was buJlt as part of a Naboo-
Damask I lolcJ1ngs Joint venLure Lo expand plasma refining
on Naboo A massivt\ triple-domed complex Lhal blends in
qu1L<' W<'ll w1lh Lhc surrounding architecture, Lhc sprawling
PRC 1s centcrccl aroun<J a seemingly bolLomless shaft driven
deep into Nabooc; core. from which plasrna is extracted.
Near lhe extracuon shaft are the refining complex on one
side and a storage ancJ sh1pp1ng facility on the other. In ad-
dition. the PRC houses Theed's pnmary power generation
system and the headquarters of bolh the Royal Naboo
Securily Forces and the Royal Naboo Starf1ghter Corps,
which operate out of the adjacent Theed Hangar.

THEED ROYAL PALACE

Considered the "Jewel of Naboo" and the loveliest building

1n Theed. Naboo's Royal Palace is a tour de force of Naboo
classical architecture. Constructed in 832 BBY by the people
of the newly founded city of Theed under the direction of

King Jafan, the palace sits astride the Solleu River where it
plunges over the Cliffs of Theed. It is a sprawling, baroque
affair featuring dozens of soaring sandstone towers capped
with bright green domes trimmed with brass. The interior
~
spaces or Lhe palace are bright and airy, with tall arched
ceilings and numerous windows that give even the small-
est spaces an open. expansive feel. A broad pedestrian
avenue. the Palace Plaza stretches from the steps of the
palace's main entrance to a large park known as the Palace
Courtyard. The plaza is lined with shops. museums. monu-
ments, and buildings housing various state agencies and
their attendant workers. The palace has been expanded and
renovated countless Limes in the nearly thousand years of its
existence; within il are many long-disused chambers. secret
rooms. and rorgotten corridors.

THEED SPACEPORT
Situated al Lhe base of the Cliffs or Theed in a broad ex-
panse of reclaimed floodplain, Theed Spaceport is Naboo's
primary spaceport and one of the busiest ports in the Chom-
,a mell sector. Built shortly after the city's rounding in 832 BBY

s, t-"' and expanded in 65 BBY by Outer Rim ConstrucLion and
~(P
Assembly, Lhe mu l ~i Liered, high-volume spaceport is used
lfrfl prirn~rily f?r ~eavy shi~ping and commercial passenger
lfi~'I service. With 1Ls expansive platforms and broad. clear ap
h~ proaches. the_ spaceport can handle ships ranging rrom
crvt shuttles and light rre1ghters to Botajef freighter ltners and
even, in a pinch. ships as large as a CR90 corvette. The
spaceport also houses a large and ornate terrrunal build
ing. a handrul of administration buildings, and nurnerous
storage and ma1nlenance hangars.

TH EEO UNIVERSITY
A premier inslilullon of higher learning, 1tieed Un1ver
sity has 1 lonr 1ttcl stoned c11ccr that stretct1es back
to tile lounding ol the ell\ itself As it \\'dS built to servl'!
the neec.ls ol tilt' c1v1I '.er v1Lern1ndt'd p~ople of Naboo
Thecrl Uni\ 1r ::.1l y <;pec1ilh1es in polit1cnl sc1c>nr.c. civies

and lavv l'dt1cnt1u11 !)0s1tt~ lt11<; IOLus. 1he school h'1s also

WORLDS OF THE FORCE

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Olol1 Gung~1 It 1s a Lhrlv1ng. l)uslling, and 111odcr n city, de
spite ~vhal non Gungans n1ay bol1eve. Indeed. OLoll Gunga
Is a 11 ue 1vo11dl'I of Naboo, even If IL Is llltle l<nown on tl1c
st11l,1ce Like anv large cit~, Ot.011 Gunga is i.1\'\'as11 111 places
of h1stor1cal and cultural 1mportance. and il is 11on1c Lo a diz
Z\ 1ng arrJ\ of ne1ghborl1oods and dislricls wiL11111 thc city
ANCIENT QUARTER
Situated at tile heart of Otoh Gunga. the
Ancient Quarter encornpasses the ong1nal
I cit) foundations laid by Boss Gallo The
entire quarter is a htsto1 ic p1eser
vat1on district. run or ancient
buildings and 1nachinery
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CITY BIGSPACE
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I\ IC'lc1llV(~IY n<~W ;idcllllon to Oloh Gunga, L11c C11y Blg~pace
Is ;i p1tl>l1c cone our sc commissioned by Boss Rugor Nass
1;1gct 10 lct1VC Ills rnark on Lt1c c1ly, Boss Nass ordered lhe
< unc;1 11cl1011 or I Ile Bigspacc Lo provide the pcoplr of Otoh
1
c..1111p.,1 wlllt c1 place LO gather and relax IL 1s a large, mull!
lcvl'I crncrtalnn1cnt district, home Lo nun1erous boutiques.
11ie<11crs. and performance venues. as well as lo open spaces
11llecl wit11 tounta1ns. greenery, and art The Bigspacc 1s also
1101nc to tile Bigspace Refreshment Bubble. which features
" wide variety or tapcafes and mobile food vendors catering
to nc;1rly rvery taste imaginable.
Since its opening. the City Bigspace has become one ol
I Ile 1nosl popular deslinalions 1n Otoh Gunga The area bus
lies nigl1l and day with bhousands or cllizens from the city
anti oullying villages who come LO shop, dine, and relax, a ' ' IUlj 11' 1(J
facL lhat greatly pleases Boss Nass.
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OTOH GUNGA GARDEN r111g111 irJm
'nr M~II !hr ,
Located near Lhe center of OLoh Gunga. Otoh Gunga Garden
ls Lile city's premier sporting arena. Housed in its own hydro
static bubble, Lhe Garden 1s a massive space with a capacity
1n Lile tens of thousands Initially built for bongo racing, the
arena features a large, water rilled Lube raceway that winds
arot1nd lhe interior of t11e bubble. Pits and bongo garages
line 1ls outer edge. Ranks of bleacher seats dominate the
circun1ference of the bubble at its widest point. and private
luxury boxes cling to the bubble's supports above them
While it is primarily a racing venue. Ototi Gunga Carden
can easily be converted to other uses Over the years. tne
Garden has hosted music concerts, stage performances.
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n1ass religious ceremonies. and even pohtical ra111es
add1t1on to other spo1 ts popular among th!' Gun
gan population
OTOH VILLAGES
. t1on rot tile
Otot1 Villages 1s a catchall des1~na 111a1
numerous discrete 11yd1ostatlc bLll>bl~ ga 00
n1ake up the population tenter$ of oioh 15 <ft'"
. t ell with 1
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1cs1de11ua1 and commercial districts. 1oc,i 3 d 1 ~111c
vices. and even pe1 sonailty and customs Ttier e~sciost.'St o
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01 oh Gunga's co1 e horne to rnore well off Gltngans.

HYDROSTATIC BUBBLES
m illennia ago, when the Gungans were forced un
den\later by the aggressions of recently arrived
11un1an colonists. they developed a unique shield tech
nology that allo1ved then1 to develop an underwater
society. Called "hydrostatic bubbles," these fields can
displace 1vater and prevent the entry of foreign ob-
jects l'vhile still allowing admittance at specific entry
poi nts. The bubbles come in a variety of sizes and
styles. but all share some basic design features and
functions. The base of a hydrostatic bubble is a lattice
of lightweight alloys and transparisteel that con-
ou tl~ 1 ng bubbles are home to the m1d~le- and l~wer-class
citizens 1vho make up the bulk of the city s populallon. While
each village is unique. they are all still part of Otoh Gunga
and are subiect to the city's laws.
ZOOLOGICAL RESEARCH FACILITY
Otoh Gungas Zoological Research Facility is a combinalton
zoo and science laboratory located in the heart of the Gun-
gan capital Housed in its 01vn bubble. the ZRF primarily
-- -rr:a.;ac
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features aquatic creatures from Naboo's oceans and am-
phibious and terrestrial creatures from the vast wetlands
:is =-t- ~
surrounding Otoh Gunga. Each creature or set of creatures
resides 1n a custom-built habitat contained in a small hy-
drostatic bubble equipped l'>'ith a small holodisplay, which
presents recordings about the creature and its .nativ~ habi-
GA GARDEN tat A cadre of highly trained keepers and their assistants
take special care of all the creatures who reside in the ZRF.
hGu11;a Ga-a:. In addition to serving as a center for education and con-
10 llS 0'1'"' ... servation. the ZRF is an active research institu te dedicat-
ed to the study and classification of Naboo's sea llfe. To
e'' jJ a8"...a:
this end, the ZRF employs a number of marine scienti~ts.
biologists, and researchers who spend their days stu~~1n.g
and cataloging creatures brought to them by the facility s
hired hunters. The research done at the ZRF not only has
allowed the Gungans to make an exhaustive list of nearly
every creature that lives in Lake Paonga. but also has led
to breakthroughs in medicine. communications. and ma-
terials science.
EMPEROR'S RETREAT
Situated rn the hill country west of the artists' retreat at
Moen1a is a sprav.lrng, heavily fortified complex overlooking
a tranquil and picturesque lake. This complex, hidden behind
nigh walls. is Emperor Palpatine's private retreat. A sanctu-
ary from the hustle and bustle of Coruscant, the retreat is
like a little slice of Theed transplanted to the hill country,
1
ts oaroque architecture and green-domed towers loom ing
over the landscape The Emperor built his retreat here out of
a ~urpns1ng affection for his ancestral homeworld The land
speaY.s to hirn on Naboo. and its familiar sights and s1nells
sootne him and help hirn 111 his meditations.
----- -- ------ -----
tains the hydrostatic bubble generator. various infra-
structure systems, and connections for building inter-
nal structures. The underside of the base typically has
a long, pointed spire, upon which are hung massive
counterweights and repulsor field generators to keep
the bubble upright and stable in the water. The Gun-
gans have used this technology successfully for gen-
erations. Further research by the species has resulted
in the creation of smaller, portable bubbles used in
Gungan vehicles, as well as the portable shields used
to protect their war fambaas.
ote and secret loca-
ln addition to strong waifs and a re~ s stems to protect
tion. the retreat has. a numbe;.,~~s~~~~Zsis~ance of the ISB.
the Emperor an~t~~sd c~~~t.a sophisticated security system
the retreat was t m combines an
run from a central security center. ~he ~Y: e and scanners
extensive network of holocams, audio pic .ups. ~vith
to make a safety grid through which nothing can pass attal-
out alerting security technicians. A full stormtrooper b
ion is garrisoned at the retreat at all times. along with armor
units from the Imperial Army.
It is not known how often the reclusive Emperor visits his
retreat. When he visits. he is typically attended by the ~sual
collection of courtiers. hangers-on, Army and Na.vy officers.
and high-level bureaucrats, all jockeying for pos1t1on and a
small sliver of the Emperor's attention.
LAl<E COUNTRY
Located a few hours by speeder from the capital city of
Theed Naboo's Lake Country is a place of staggering
beauty. It is a relatively isolated and unspoiled region fu ll
of picturesque lakes. winding rivers. waterfalls. deep valleys,
rolling hills, and broad grassy meadows full of wildflowers.
The region is sparsely populated. home primarily to shaak
ranchers and small-time agriculture concerns. There are also
a handful of large estates kept by the wealthy and powerful
as refuges from daily life in Theed_The famous Varykino Vil-
la, the retreat of the Naberrie family, is located on an island
in the Lake Country. and Convergence, the ancestral home of
the Palpatine family, is located here as well.
Thanks to its natural beauty and its close proximity to
Theed. the Lake Country is a popular tourist spot for peo
pie from all walks of life. Numerous transit lines and private
speeder companies run service to the Lake Country from
the capital, and on holidays the hovertrains are packed
with picnickers, campers, and nature lovers escaping the ,
heat and noise of the city to soak in some peace and quiet
in the country.
WORLDS OF THE FORCE
NEXus OF POWER
CREATURES AND
CHALLENGES
f N b 00 rirc remarkalJly
Till' nalivL' florri and fnuna o a- inc 1uc1c "...
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dt\,c1.;c

Thr\ .:11c illso 1e.n1C'l1i<.ably slrnngc. <
) henotype 5
large nun1bc1 of aquill1c c1ealu1cs or various P
tllill exist novvl1c1c else in th<' gc1la\y

COLO CLAW FISH [RIVAL]

us kilier -
Tll(' Gungans kno\v and fear colo claw fish as a v1c10 l',J11, ,,,

t l1at haunt c; the depths or Naboo's oceans. An eel like. crea

'" or 1nonslrous size. the colo has a long. flat. and Fi nncd
16 55 1 1
ture .
body that bu ilds up Lo huge, jutting jaws. These, along w1Lh Skills: Brawl 1, Cool 2, Resilience 3.
the vicious 1T1andibles on either side or the mouth, allow Talents: None.
cola claw fish to grasp ahold of their prey and swallow them Abilities: Amphibious (fam?aa~ breathe underwater and de
\Vhole. Colo claw fish can grow to as long as 40 meters, mak nol suffer movement penalties 1n water). Beast of Burder 20
\ .

ing them one of the largest predators in Naboo's seas. [fambaas add + 20 to their encumbrance threshold), Fearless
Colo claw fish are indiscriminate hunters, willing to eat [fambaas are immune to the effects of fear). Silhouette 4 \

anything they can swallow. They use bioluminescent strips Equipment: Massive teeth (Brawl: Damage 12, Critical 4
along their flanks to distract and lure prey, although the Range !Engaged!; Breach 2.
creatures also use ambush tactics to hunt unwary creatures. Slow-Firing 1).
More than a few Gungan submersibles have been destroyed
\'\lhen a colo claw fish boiled out of an unassuming hole and
tore them apart.

6 45 0 0
Skills: Athletics 3, Brawl 1, Cool 3, Coordina tion 2. Stea lth
2 , Survival 2.
Talents: Adversary 2 (upgrade difficulty of all combat
checks against this target twice).
Abilities: Aquatic Creature (colo claw fish suffer no penal-
ties for moving through water and can breathe underwater,
but cannot move or survive on land). Cunning Ambusher I
(opponents add to Initiative checks using Vigilance). Sil-
houette 4, Terrifying (upon first seeing a cola claw fish. an
individual must make a Hard l+ ++1
fear check)
Equipment: Massive maw and mandibles (Brawl: Damage 12
Critical 3: Range [Engaged!; Ensnare 3. Pierce 4, Vicious 2)

FAMBAA (RIVAL]
Fambaas are massive. herbivorous amphibians na-
tive to the sprawling swamplands of Naboo
Nci turally peacefu l and even tempered, these
gentle giants have thick, scaly hides in various
shades of brown and green; broad. sturdy
bacvs. and four powerful legs tha t end in
rnass1ve. clawed feet. Wild fambaas gather
tn nornad1c ti er ds 1ha1 wander Nab .
swarnps grazing on l11e i'lbundant pl~~Ls
Ille, occasionally gatt1Pn11g in nesting
groups with hundred'> of farn1ly units
Thanks to Lheu r(lative intelligence
and Cdlrn cjerneanor. rarnbaas arc
easily domel'.t1cated and have

WORLDS OF THE FORCE

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KNIGHT LEVEL ADVERSARY
b ~. are \\\: s -~ tor I rib nt:. \~ lh
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t'"'. "ttP them "rm' p ante\> ei e" _. ~ ~ ~ eE R'"t:; , h l'
rte g; 35~s "'Ost s~i.. ~ charac,e ~ c s ~ l'.\\'.\ ~ , . 11
T CIC'<ltlllt', dlld It is lt'COllltllt'tltll d tli.11 (;I\~<, pll II
1

,1e,1i11st groups or l\t1it\llt lt1Vl'I !"Cs ('-t'(' Jh ll!l' ~.' I ol

... ~ m:it g:-.a... ""(.'\Ill ._ :;) ~eaa .,..,,e ~1t'er par uf\' ., " the Fo11c1 ANt> D t:st1Nv Cotl' l~ul<hool-;) , 01 I 'C" (ll ""
s: e '"nn' a d CJf\ ng h r. :;: sec tor huttir~ und n1:1tt11i; equiv.ill'llt 01\lt'r ll'Ve>L
.1a s. :\~ e ihe sma t" si , oe ' <." "l::; 1e~r 1ls snt ut are
..sed m gore an.:i to.ss n e .a "rs n"'nl\~ .o e f sl~ngth
a ct su:,.d "'ess.. gua aar ma,e e\.~e le..,. beds," 'f burden
SANDO AQUA MONSTER (NEMESIS]
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The ro)aJ tioase of Naboo eeos a sabfe 0 s0ec1all\ bred
gua ~ar t..,at are used to pu '-a ages anc ._.., mpvliant
The sant1o aqu,1 n1t)nstt>1 1s 11101c ..i c11'llltllt' ol 111\'ll1 .ind
01\ duas ou ng state 'urn:i 0ns.
legend tl111n 1eaht\ . as lt'I\' lla\c Sl'Cll 1111!' ltv11111.111 ol
the deep cl tld SUl\l\eci Thl'SL' llugt' qu,1dr11prd C lt'lllllll'~
,1re bclte,ed to L)e <iqu,1t1e ni.H111nals. 1nd c.111 p,rt)\V to lie
rnore t11.1n '>00 nlt'lers fr orn fang hllcd s11011l to t11u11 1cl 1.111
Son1e scientists on Naboo speculdte th,1t the Ln~c1tur t'S c.in
B 0 0 breathe air as 1vell as 1\',1ter J lernl~111g poss1bt1Hy ll1c11
makes those 1vho study tlicse n1onst1'rs h.ipp\ t lu1 I I I11:v
Skills: "' ~ tics 3. Bra\\ , 2 Res, 1ence 2.
tend to be ver\ reclusive.
Talents: !\one
Abilities: Beast of Burden 5 ,g..,alaar add - 5 to their en A true ape\ predator. sando aqua 1na11sters 1111111 t olo
,rr,bra1ce th esholdl Silhouette 2. Sure-Footed (gualaar cla1\ hsh and opee sea killers. 1vhile son1e u11co111111nt'ti rP
sutier no pena ties for moving through difficult terrain and ports rron1 s1varnp hunters and Gungan trappc>1s cl<ll111 1.l1<1l
upgrade the ability of A.thtetics checks made to climb vertical they can sometilnes strike at rambaa herds Wl1011 llic glgc1n
or near :ert1ca surfaces once) tic herbivores come to drinK. rrorr1 n1arsh lcikes. 13rei'lll1 lc:ss
Equipment: Horns (Bra\-vl: Damage 8; Critical 5. Ranged tales of these leviathans exploding out of the waLC'1 to ti rdP,
IE'lgagedJ Knockdown). trampling hooves (Bra\vl: Damage an unfortunate farnbaa to its doom are popular in Lile Cdl1
7 Cnt1ca 4 Range [Engaged!: Knockdo,...,n). tinas of N_aboo's outlying settlements. but 1vhel11er u1cy'r c
true remains unknown.
KAADU (RIVAL)
Tall. gangling. and almost comical. the duck-billed kaadu
are among the most common creatures found in Naboos
marshlands. Kaadu are nvo-legged. flightless, omnivorous
reptav1ans al home both on land and 1n the \\later They have
15 64 42 a a
smooth. moist skin colored in shades of yetlo\v and orange,
Skills: Athletics 2. Brawl 2. Resilience 4 . Survival 2 .
and moctled 1\lith darker spots of brown and black. Their
Tal~nts: Adversary 2 (upgrade difficulty of all can1bat checks
tails. used ma1nl~' for balance. are short and thick with little against tl11s target twice).
art1cu1auon. and their spindly legs end in broad, clawed feet.
Abilities: Amphibious
. (sando aqua monsters rnay b reallle
Used primarily as mounts by the Gungans. kaadu are eas- underwater 1v1thout penalty and never s rr
ily tamed and broken to saddle. but tend to be high-strung; . r .
pena Ities or t1avel1ng thrauoti water) sih
ll er nioverncnt
~hey spook easily 1f not held in check by a skilled rider. Gun 1 ""' 1 oueu.e S Su
gans have a deep cultural attachment to the kaadu and con-
sioer thern not Just beasts. but almost part or their families.
an ind1v1dual must make a Daunting
'ti h d'ffi
l +++J
preme_ ~ Ternfy1ng (upon first seeing a sando aqua ino~<;lt'r
f
ear check
llw1 l bl e ' culty upgraded once a~
reflect th <" shC'Ct d1eacl
/
ie east invokes). Sweep Attack (tile sando aqua 111onst l't
can spend @ on a successru1B1awl ct1eck to hit the t<1rgct ~s
well as anyone engaged wlth the target). -
Equipment: Massive, Lootlly rnaw (B1avvl. Dan 1.1gp l 'J C11tl
15 0 0 cal 2. Range !Engaged!. Breach t, v1c1ot1s t l 1 . I
B I D ' . I cllgc l (lW!)
Skills At hi
( i.iw c1mcJg<' 20, Cr1Lical 4. Range !Short!
Ensna1r ))
c 1 , ,2.
onc.ussvc
t et1cs 2. Vig1lanc~ 2
1
a ents: None .

WORLDS OF THE FORCE

f kUS OF PCNi'Dl
POINTS 0
 THE STERY OF THE LIVING FORCE
D agobah 1s a unique planet ts verdant svvamps <ind lt1nglcs
contain so much hfc t11at the L1v111g Furcc 1s 'ilrongcr lcre
than 1n atn1ost any other place 111 tr1c gdlaxv. rorcc <;ens111v11
beings \'lSltrng Dagobal1 can be ovcrwheln1cd hy t11e power of
the L v1ng Forl e Tiley n11ghl ex per 1ence unexpected visions or
cxenenccs. 01 reel tl1err 01vn po1ver 1vax or 1vanc.
HISTORY
Dagobah's past is as shrouded as its surface Litlle is known
about the l11story of lhe planet or its inhabitants. apart from
rurnor and speculation. Those who do knovv of its existence un
de;stand Lhal. Dagobah houses a massive amount of plant and
an1n1al life. l1v1ng in a harmoni0us. if primordial, balance. Fewer
still understand. that the evolution of this life is what engen
dered Dagobah s enormous concentration of the Living Force.
Mount Dagger's l~rge. solid spire suggests that Dagobah
was geologically active early in its history. No other evidence
of volcanic or tectonic activity currently exists. however. The
levels of erosion around Mount Dagger indicate that millions
of years have passed since lava flowed there.
While life has flourished on the \vorld for millennia . 1t
. beauliful. place. They also know it's impossible to make
never evolved sentience. There are no native civilizations on
Dagobah: there 1s simply the pure ebb and flow of life itself.
The Bureau of Ships and Services maintains cornpre
hens1vc hyperspace records of most of the known galaxy.
Dagobah, however. is missing from these datallles. and f1nd
111g reliable hyper routes to the system can prove very diffi
cull. If BoSS bureaucrats knew about the lack, they would be
likely Lo bla1ne corrupted data. but 1t 1s possible that son1e
one delelcd 1nforrnalion on Dagobah intentionally
DAGOBAH TODAY
Visitors to Dagobah are few and far between Occasionally
an off-course pilot may crash-land here; the swamps typi-
cally make short work of these unfortunate beings. A tiny
handful of smugglers know Dagobah is the home of JUbba
birds, prized throughout the galaxy for their soothing song.
Jubba birds are natural Force users; their song is not JUSt
a gentle melody, but calms creatures and beings through
subtle manipulation of the Force.
These smugglers don't even attempt to land on Dagobah.
Instead. they snatch what jubba birds they can from the up-
per sections of the jungle canopy and leave as quickly as
possible. They know that Dagobah is a very dangerous. if
money if they're dead.

POINTS OF INTEREST
A small number of places on Dagobah distinguish themselves
from the swamps and bayous that cover the majority of the
planet. The. brave or unlucky may discover more interesting
~1tes deep 1n Dagobah's unexplored biosphere. Following are
iust a few of the notable locations scattered across the planet.

MOUNT DAGGER
One of the few clues about the planet's history. this tall spire
of Jutting rock is unique 1n that it is the only major geological
feature on Dagobah It stands almost ten kilometers tall, well
above the jungle canopy and the low-lying fog and clouds. It
may be the only place on Dagobah where someone can see
the sun with any degree of regularity.

Mount Dagger was once an enormous shield volcano. but

rLS outside has long since eroded away, leaving only the hard-
ened lava interior Its extreme age indicates that Dagobah's
reriod or geological aclivity happened millions. if not bil-
~ons. ol ye;,rs ago. Small plants and lichens thrive on Mount
aggr.r stunted species found nowhere else on the planet
111
0
theory, 1l might be possible to build a research station
r_c,olony on Mount Dc1ggcr out of reach or the nastier ani
rrri:I l!fe Lhf3L b'
.. 1
a IJI() in,1a its 'ne swamps and bayous. Apart from
OglC'J I s
fLJa!i " urvey, l!O\'IC!ver. Lhere is very little pract 1cal
on to do so

GIGANTIC DRAGONSNAKE (NEMESIS)
Fe\v crealures on Dagobah are as feared as the dragonsnake.
Tl11s large. or11n1vorous predator lurks beneath debris float
1ng on the S\\lampy surface. ready to snatch prey in its power-
lul jaws or attack 1t l'Vith 1ls large. rending forelimbs
The dragonsnake nieasures almosc five meters long.
Hall of 1ls body is its 1ong serpentine tail which it uses
to s1>J1n~ through the shallo\vs with alarming alacrity and
to raise itself out ol the 1\later \\'hen attacking larger prey.
Unj11<e true snakes. a dragon snake has two large forearms
hat end 1n se\eral clav:ed dig.ts. l\ny prey it can't swat-
O\\i v.hole. 1t tears into b1te-s1zed pieces with its claws.
r.-ese solltarv creatures have only one nacural predator
or. Dagobah tt1e scrange.
24 2 a
Skills: A1h1cL1cs ~ Br awl 11 Stealth 3.
Talents: M .'Crsary 2 (upgrade d1tr1culty of all combat che k
''ti'>\ P 'i l<irr,el fwlceJ c s
Abilities: AouallC CtP(l{IJ(C (p,1gan11c. dr11gonsnakes Sl rr
. ')(!011lt1es for mov ng !llrough w,1te1 dllu 1:nn brP~l1~1
, e
under\vater. but C.tlr nrJt movr or survive orI 1.incII Sllholt
WORLOS OF THE FORCE
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tea r chec k)
1nd1v1<h1<1t rnust mak" a Hard
r.qulpmcnt: I oHBl' clc1ws (Brawl, ()(Image 10
l.1 'lrri
} p II II ll ni: lB<1(11 Knoc.K<lov1n, Prerr e 7>) (fllJr"'
n111v1 (Ur.1wl, l).irn<tgl' G. Cnt1cfll 1, Ra 11ge IE too1tiy
nga~con
LESSER BOGWING [MINION]
Lesser t>ogwlngs ore a const.anl srght thro1J116'..,O!Jl [l",,,.
swamps and iungles or Dago bah 1hey rarely V''rit " urr 1ntr
llic: canopy, wl1c1e they become the prey of rnurh " 1~rger'
flying creatures.. instead. they feast on rodents 11lards
and other 1nhab1tants of the swamps. Lesser bogi,-11 ngs
winged reptav1ans wilh four spindly legs and leathery care
skin They're usually dark_ brown 1n color. although
cousins the greater bogw1ngs. which have adapted to life
th:
above the canopy, are a bluish green Lesser bogwings ar
harmless individually. but a flock of them could quickly bee
come a nuisance
1 2 a 2
15
Skills (group only): Brawl
' .
Talents: None. :!_., L
Abilities: Flyer (lesser bogwings can fly: see page 208oit/ie
FoRcE AND DESTINY Core Rulebook). Silhouette 0.
Equipment: Claws (Brawl: Damage 3: Critical 6; Range !En-
gagedj).
LURKING SCRANGE (NEMESIS]
The scrange is Dagobah's apex predator. an eight-meter
long reptilian nightmare with a powerful oeaked mouth ano
two enormous clawed hands. The scrange looks like a l~e
knobby lizard with bioluminescent bumps on its back a1
ranged in a ridge that travels the length of its spine. lnstea~
of two hind legs. the scrange has six crustacean-like limbs i:
uses to skitter through swamp and over land in quick tiurs
5
Its long tail ends in a set of four bony spikes. pe~ct fer
impaling prey
The scrange prefers to lure unwary prey close. us;r1; -~
b1oluminescence or its ability to camouflage 1cseif as . .~
3
or piece of debris. When a creature moves \\'1th1n rarge
scrange strikes. Death is usually s~vifL
8 18
t1on ~ sie~ "
Skills: AU1lelics ti . Brawl 4. Cool 3 Coo_r~ina, of ,ill ("(l"
Talents: Adversary ') (upgrade d1ffkt1ll~ ') (l'~e1 ~1
1' Strike ~ 1t
checks against this target l\\llC.:C'), ouic . \ t.r~
0 oJl!l~I 10;
r01 ming a con1l.>al check. add 0 a"<'
l1as not yet <1Lled 111 tile encounter)
 Abilities: Ar1pf'11h oi..s [SC.' di eec;, brPath
do l'vl J'fer mo, ernen1 Pe'lallle 1 r LI'ldi_r\'~Jlc, 1 tJ
oufldge (PPrccptron cht eke; made t<; ~ \\:atl:::!) 1'1dlUriJ c~rr
".., l'r 1lc;,o offect-; scanrilr~ a~d r>l~c1 i lurk ng '>l rdrgP
llt rrnal ">C'nc;or~ or passivt l1gnt arr Jh~n~c :obrnoc Jlar-; u )'''fl
Equipment: Be.. kecl niouur (Bawi' D~c.~~ on1 "'>llhou(;Lle 2
Ranc1. ,Erie,agecj]. E1srare. 2) tna age 12, Crrt1ra1 3
aee 4, Cntcar .3, Rd nge IE;rgag;Ji~t~ claws2 [Braw1 Darr
(Brawl, Darnagc' 8. Cnuca l 3 Rang E erce .:>). tail ~pkcs
e 1 ngagedl. V1c1ou" 3J
ts. . SOARING ACCIPIPTERO (RIVAL)
The~e large, birdlike reptavians are
o{ Dagobah's Jungle canopy Acci Lhe unchallenged kings
Ou~ , Ives in lhe branches of Lhe gnant~rpteros spend their ent re
r.:j <>warnps. They reast o11 bogwin s ees that cover the planet's
g r~ c.hml)S or soars to the top of g ang any other creature tt1at
q~, Tre ac.cipipteros lower i aws .eonrda ove. Lhe grasping trees.
111 a wicked hook h
t hey use to snare prey they th w rc.'1
. en mane..iver the ha 1~
creatures into their mouths \\11th the small clawe P ess
their wings. Once ensnared . tre prey is eaten ah!
hands on

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( 3 ~' ~ A J.
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4 ) c 15 ) a a
Skills: Athletics 2. Brawl 2
Talents: None
Abilities: Flyer (soaring acclp1pteros can fly; see page 208
Range~
- or the F ORCE AND DESTINY Core Ruleboek)
' Equipment: Hooked jaw (Brawl; Damage 6: Cnt1cal 3; Range
!Engaged]. Ensnare 2). clawed hands (Brawl: Damage 4. Crit-
ical 3. Range [Engaged) Pierce 3).

SPADE-HEADED SMOOKA (MINION]

A lny, vicious winged predator the spade-headed smooka is
one of the fe\V species comfortable in both the canopy and
the lovver swamps. Jrself popular prey for larger animals. 1t
feasts on insects. eggs. and young rodents.
Smookas dwell in caves and che hollo\v trunks of long
dead gnarltrees. They roost upside down 1n flocks that can
number in the hundreds. and t) p1cal y hunt at night
r ~

Spadeheaded smookas grow no more than ten centi ~ ~

meters long, and their appearance. which many beings find
adorable, means they are often underestimated Their large.
1 1
la head<; and deep brown eyes. combined with their furry 1 2 0 0
bodies. give srnookas the look of a potential pet. However.
Skills (group only): Brawl.
no smooka has ever been domesticated Their bite. which is
Talents: None
;itrr~rnuly painful. can tear through most kinds of armor and Abilities: Silhouette 0
.tic bars or rna11y c;ages Equipment: Rodent teeth (Bravvl, DarnC1ge 5. Cnucal $,
Range [Engaged!. Pierce 3)

WORLDS OF THE FORCE

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WEll<'S HISTORY
\\c . exlSts ., ttie depi:.~s :i \.' - o Soace. on ihe \'.1so1est
--ges or o~e of the gala s sc a. arms. There. iar from
e ght of the galactic cc -e. :!:e p anet orbits its star 1n
s pre~e soiauon
l fe e"o \e<l 0'1 \~ e I<. as 1i aid on so many worlds 1n
-~e ga a ~ In lime. ihe planet Oe\ elopeo a rich and d1-
erse biosphere. though 1t ne\ er e\:ol\ ed sentient hie. That
nJ d onl~ corrie to \.~e1k \'.llen the planet's sohtuoe \'\as
"''lall~ !lter-rupted
THE FIRST SE Ir LERS
During the lieyday of the a"ce'lt Repub'1c a color) \es
se departed the Core \\'o-"as cor t'"'e O ...ter Rir1. The sn p
\'.as part of a mass1-.e joint co onzat on e~ort -,, nated b~ a
number of influential Core planets. and ~hus 'iad a di\'erse
population of sent1en~ aboaro. -erts o' thousands of 1ndi
\ duals packed up their \vorlo _. possessions and set out
!:o make a ne\"W r~e for <.henise .es or a recently explored
\'IOrld 1n the Oorer R rn
Fate had other plans :n 111 re_ The colon~ ;esse lost its
\".ay among the t\vis;: r g h~ per!aries of the Outer Rim after
a chance encouni:er ~h a b1ack 110 e's mass shadoV" sent it
hurt ng blindly 1n;:o <.he farthest reaclies of \Atld Space Far
~ond Ute range of any re.;ab1e comm.Jn1carions. the crew
r,J
e \.., p. t..::: t;:
t
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t e n
,, 0 11 oocf a o <..e 5 >ea zeo
pe fo thE7f' passer:..;.ers SV:"\ .J .3s .:> set d.J """
lP r oesc- l"dJ'lts ... a sp ~b e p .a~e- J1(J .a - ro.- reSl "2
nie co ~) s p ..i5ed :s .as rem a ng 5.!.IPP .es ..:> sea'!'C"'I
fo-: Slll:h a \,n1d nno g ' .a ~. 011 , -. e,.., had rea.:...j ~ ~
abso ate l1m1ts o~ ts end ranee l~e -re\
trad tc P : t~e S: P
doi1tn 1n an unprn,eret'.J CKS" :rin ng s"" ng rter "' he s..,a
IO\\"S o: one o" t.~e \1ortd s a gc: seaSc Tre colo ... S[S s:.ru~g ed
to shore. sett1n& uo camo a ~ a : ng "o~ res:i..--ue
Rescue. o' co,1rse, rae\.er arriveu Centur es passe,j. a""d
the iirst camps oera"'ie :c "S and e\-en:u3 Y a es. - ne
colon StS ra1jec tne1r snio ia s . . ~o! es and anrth ng uset:.:J .
but the} COl.1 10 not cors:r~~~ a -:..nct1on ng 1dvS~"la base
:: e.,. ~!I~. ihe1r iec'"'..,c 0g -'aaeo a\\3) and \'an sheo ea
I g sm 21 Commun ~ es C~ :a "'1eG S:flJgg Os tO SUr\ ve ~ tl'e
\ O!> c~ an unramed o d.
RESURGENCE
!\lmost no recorded his1.or',. on \i\ e " as SUf\ eo '"torr.
.
this time b~: : "'1av- ha\e <aken sec es O'" even ~-.:-eds
of generat1o"s before ci\ iliza;:'o"" bega- to reasse ~ =
sel' Each ir110.ation :'"'e . aer ga ax~ hac 'o-~ a e for
graf'ted. from '.Va~el1"~ee's :o nd-00\\ere.J S3 ng \'eS-
selS. riad to oe re "\en: ed ;ro .-r. .,orhing. 6 ~ ~ 'le ime i.he
inhabitants of \\'eK began ro exper ""e .,~ \\'ith forged iron
and advariced agricu ~ure. their- or' g n s \.ere nothing more
than m~ ths and legends.
As the colonists descendants spread oui: across L.he
\\'Orld. their societies became 'nc'"eas; 1g.y frag "~ e r .ea.
\ \fithout modern transponarion and corr.,..,t.,catio"s eac1-i
commun1t) \'>as 1argel~ on ir.s O\\'ll T'ie . a~gest go\ e " ""e"~s
that could e\ ol\e \\ere single cit) Sta~es. a1d , "l 1e each c .
J
state might \var or trade \virh its neighbors. t had no conceo<
of ls place \\ r.hin the \Vider \vorld.

PEOPLE AND CULTURE

People on \Veik 'al) from "ind hearted fa ~1e s .::i~<.1 inn-
c
keepers to greed) bandits and cruel reudal :o as. e1'eraHv.
the~ tend to be in\"'ard focusing, most" conce 1ed \vr1 the~r
homes and immediate lives. and less co11ce1 tlt"d \Vtth the
surrounding \\!Orld There a1e a le\\ or av~ sous \\ho break
the n1old. ho\vever These adventur'ng t\ pes cllll :o \vander
from place to place looking 101 1vorl\ and getung Ill\ oh ed
vvith other people's busi1ess Depend ng on their acuons
an<l attitudes. thev n1av be dubbed bus\ bodies. bngc111ds. or
saviors by tile people the\ encounte1
Althouet1 111e ong1ns or the colonists ha\e long been for-
p,otte!1 , one uad1t1on to persist rrom the wider galaxy \Vas a
cer t.-.1n cosrnopol1ton cJl tude lO\\lard differences of species
or gender f\ lose of \Ve1K s nc1tion-states consist of a medley

WORLDS OF THE FORCE

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, I h pc. o1 hr I rad~ guild& have long i>eerc;
1 sl.d1 c;t rycr-; that dre n actu.~llly lovingly
., 1nt.a1nc-cl mC1 robtnoru Jr'"> and auto compass
l'J> II ~1ng t11r.m to tr.iv<:' unt>rr.ngly across the
R 'T (St a 1'>'1t 1oul c,1ay1ng with n s1P,hl or land
However. 1t1(' tecl1no 1el1c<> rnost coveted on
\~1: 1k 1c11d to IJL weapons arid arrnor Blasters
tirf' kno1\ln l>Y mtJny narnes "light ltlr owe rs
<l"<I sun 1>01..,s l)e1nr, son1P or l11e rnore popu
NTSOFINTE
13r Working l)last C'l"S are h1gtlly uncornmon but
'lot 11nho:11d ol. and 1111s makes them a status
<>vrnllol ol kings and 1\lar lords. IL also means that
tho:;e lcw "alcllemrsts" wt10 still have Lhc means
to 1iro\11ci( ;irnrnun1llon charges for such weapons absolutely In many wa~s. tn'S ""
(usuallv via carclull\ cared for solar collectors or an- true. at least for themselves A Force use
c1en1 lusron lanterns) are treated with the utmost defer- believe in what he or she 1s doing, doubt c C1)jS
ence and 1espccl mind and causes a Force user ro fail. v\'eiK sha""a"5
casters believe in their arcane trappings absol~te!y a'"r.'
5SPORT
Mooe n larn1nate or battle armor ts also considered to be
e1chantcd in some way, ll's stronger. lighter. and provides for them. their po1\ler works.
better protec:llon than anyth ng that We1k's smiths can forge --- .-... ,.. ..,.
...
.. ,. r
~rom loc.<il n1at~nals. In fact, most smiths craft armor sets in ORDERS OFTHEFORCi r

ttle rorn1 of these ancient protective carapaces. so a visitor

LO VJe11< might be surprised to see the Vossport guards or a On Weik. the Jedi and the Sic11 are comp!eie u..ic.,.'"G ~
,. 0 rcrriary force wear ng crude recreations of the laminate knowledge of them has been lost over the cenru es.' ~
all other information about the \'Vider gala"-' :'\;~'
,.
..,rnor of the Republic's ancient armies. \.
on\ '==" . - .._
E FORCE AS MAGIC
symbols and icons of those orders ma' e"si
meaning has been lost or d1sto11ed ro the m5 tsor tr:
- or \''ell\ - ~
~..,
-

Thus. Force-using organ1zauons _' At:I''"'.

Fr ''f!' ,...~,.;arc teared and J1onored 1n equal measure in most homegrO\A.'n. Son1e. hl<e the Paladins o .r.e : 'i1
als \~1tti l"
r:. ,i.,e; Jr rul 1.41re~ However. Lhe concept of the Force as it share a similar purpose and :er o f de
1 . nm: ollt
v;1drl1 inde .tood is alien Lo Weik's inhabitants. Instead Republic. even if that s11111lant~ is coinciae
rrJll. I ':,(!( '"' rorcc as magic Even those who can touch th~ zallons have no analog \'>'ith the \\ider gala:--"
r:orce bPllc>1i Ule1r power cornes lrorn rituals, canLrips or Lalis-
rn~n~ '.11e>'>1 I Orr(' 1Jt,1 re tIJ1nk U1vy I1ave to Shout OUI ~ords of PALADINS OF THE ADAMITE roWER.
powrr ri1fun u,u g Lh~ Fr1r1 n L'> ltll a boulde - . . e or \."'1'
own blooa ,,nth" -;kk IJ"fore !hey fdll use Lrfu~. srnea1 Lhe11 Tl1e Paladins of lllc Ad,11111te TO\'er ar , J.J , '
A )r tt1e (I\
thPnl A great 1n 1ny "<thnoie cf l 01cr lo heal 1ng wa1rlo1 1udges. Tl1ey \\'1l \~ 11
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hl'ive o' I Pr) over I !1" (.., it ell b111.1llflf, disputes, pr'Oll'lJlll{>' d I l ~ r .

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user rrorri Weik Di'hr.vr; in lhes .Lo an oulstd(r, n I o1c1.,
e <Jr Coner ,1 ual5 and pr rlLllCc~ Olill'I fll ( flrlC' llldr \ C'fS

WORLDS OF T HE FORCE
t KUS OF POWER
 CENDIARY PRIESTS
A gro.. p or n1cnd1cant crultseople. these nnests lrvc ntost
I\' 10 Fun1c> The\ possess sec1el 11Luals that allO\v them to
neat" ti1e durdtrete 1ncend11crs by smoothing c.rackc; c;hut
"'th a toucti They also have the ab11itv to channel energy
,., 10 the rorg1ng process Metal 1n1plemcnts crafted l>y a cen-
d ar\ rnest arc stronecr. sharpe1. and more durable tllar1
those crafted bv a con1mon blacksrn1t11
H01\e\ i::r. as pc1 I.he rules of lhelr order. cend1ary pnests must
not use ttlell abi1t1C'~ for rnonetary ga1r Instead. they survive
off a!.,.,s It 1s also (111 LHl\'Vrttlen tradition that any smithy grant
a ceridlal"\ pnrst a ~vcek's stay for a 1'\'eek's work 1n the forge.
THE SKYHOLME ASTROMANCERS
Tuts conclave of \'\'iz.ards do not actually operate in the
n1ounta1ntop city or Skyholme. but merely meet there dur-
rng \Ve1k's annual solar eclipse The rest of the lime these
ant1soc1al and fiercely territorial arcane scholars remain 1n
their respective domains. usually isolated crumbling towers
or ominous villas on the outskirts of towns. Even their name
1s Jnoffic1al. but the group has never been agreeable enough
to come up with a mutually acceptable moniker
POINTS OF INTEREST
E ven after being inhabited for thousands of years, sentients
have only colonized a small fraction of Weik's surface.
Much of the planet remains unexplored and uninhabited.
though some points of civilization do exist.
VOSS PORT
- Rimesea. trading with the various settlements along its shores.
Self-styled center of civilization and bastion of culture, the free
city of Vossport evolved out of the first settlements founded
by colonists on the shores of the Rimesea. In the centuries
since. rt grew into a major trading hub for the wind-ships that
Pl ed Vveik's oceans. Today. its shining walls serve as a symbol
1
of \vealth and povver. but also hide corruption and criminality.
Vossport is a huge city-for Weik-with almost 150.000
"!habitants. Most of the city exists behind white stone walls.
although in the last hundred years. more and more commun1-
l es have sprung up outside their safety. The neighborhoods
on t:tle h Is overlooking the port tend to be the oldest and the
nchest with houses and shops built from thick stone blocks
arid, oc.c.a~1onally (in the case of the oldest and most expen-
~ ~e UJ11s11ucl1ons), durasteel plates. The neighborhoods
~lor g the inside or 1he cl Ly walls. on the other hand. tend to
""L' Po(Jr~r and consist of a Jumbled mesh of wooden dwellings
L!lol lr.;,r 111
" ,,
1Jnr.rJ11ly against one another
fh(! di~rrrts lrnn1ud1attly f.Urrounding Lhe c1Ly gates ancl
Pl}rt a1 c bt 1
anrj il isl 111g co1nr11crc1a1 centers, frorn Lhe flsllrna1 ket
5 l1nr hor. and lo\'\' 1voocie11 IVClrE>llouses line the shore The City
the C fdlsti11cuve odor to the lurr111t:es anu workshop'> or
Prob~~! LS Quarter If 1L's not m~dr 1n Vosspon. one ra11 st Ill
"ru Y buy IL fro1n one of Lhe rnany t racJn slo1e<; and 1111lld
'"" C' Lh "
, at import rare and exouc 1terns fron1 arros~ Weik.
The Skyholme Astromancers put great stoc~ in the posi-
uon of asLral bodies and being able to predict the future
u1rough celestial portents. They are also pracuced ntuallsts~
and are convinced that they cannol. use the Force \,1thOUL
ctlalK c1rc:lcs, personally crafted fetishes. and muttered
\vords 1n dcncl languages They are almost universally an
1nc;ular and disagreeable bunch ~vho distrust each olher al-
mosl as much as they distrust everyone else.
LUCITES
An offshoot of the Skyholme Astromancers. the Lucites are
of a decidedly darker bent than their brethren. In fact. they
are reviled by other Astromancers. who go out of their way
to hunt down Lucites whenever they become known
Lucites claim to have seen "the truth" in rhe form of a star
that fell from the heavens. This truth revealed that true pov.i-
er can only be unlocked through suffering and terror: ~refer
ably inflicted on others through complex and arcane ntuals
These 1nd1v1duals are. of course. dark side Force users of
the worst stnpe They disguise therr true natures whenever
possible. and it is likely that more than a few wizards wno
travel to Skyholme each year for the Astromancer's conclave
are secretly Lucites.
THE GUILD HALL
Vossport is ruled by the trade guilds that enable commerce
across the Rimesea. and ar:-e thus fabulously wealthy. The
most powerful guilds (generally those run by Duros sea-cap-
tains) control the fleets of wind-ships that travel across the
However. some. of the oldest guilds are those that forged the
tract~ ro~tes with far-off Fume in the earliest days of Voss-
port s existence. The steady supply of iron and steel goods
ensures those guilds constant wealth and steady influence.
Th.e Guild Hall sits on a hill overlooking the city's docks.
and 1s constructed out of massive blocks of pressed st
that. (the guild leaders claim) were moved into place ~~
0
magic. The central hall also boasts a roof made entirel}- r
~nbreakabl~ transparisteel. a marvel that the guilds nev~r
tire of. boasting about. Here the heads of the guilds meet and
organize the commerce to and fr<:>m Vossport. as well <is th
governance of the city itself. ' e
THE DOCKLANDS
Most wind-ship captains are fond of saying. "If it c;an't be
fou~d on tl1e ~ocks of Vossport. it's p1ob;ibly not ivorth llav
~ng. Vossporl s docks arc <l\AJ(lke dav Jnd night vvith the activ
11y or lrade and co1nn1erce Huge stone quays st 1etch into the
Gu..ud lllcllllltllllS cl CJllclt let ol ston(' blockhouses alon th
doc ks lo on~orce Ihe l~w but, nrvertheless, sn1uggling, ~hef~
.111d 01 ht'r c111 nt>s n1 e l11gllly lucrac1ve and very coinn
1011 .
WORLDS OF THE FORCE
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n s ng e comoar. and r:. ea :a!.'J 11e "' - ~~J.J ed by the

blade. When the r eader fe he '~rr a~~r: v - Wtlat f
rnro cne h1I fs & r

TOWER
large that it blot-
lili'd ofttie heavens so of fire It soared
m
-~me- wefk riding a wave rt of the Ordan
. -aashed deep In the hea d he
lNJ>pers and adventurers who dare t
told tales of whOle acres of blazing forests an~
tock slldes surrounding a deep canyon gouge I
de c;Jf the mountain At. the canyon's head, a meta
li(fmpossfble height now loomed over the lands below
Altttoueh meny worthy c1t1zens dismissed these tales as
mad ravings. they soon found out how wrong they were In
only a matter of weeks, an Impossible army marched_ out
of the Ordan Spine. Clad in shining white armor and wield
Afterwards. the champion led her fne
of Vossport They eschewed al r Ches the
only that they be allowed to conquer the ~
=to
the Ordan Spine. and gain rrghts of~
rands around rt The Gurlds were only too hagpy
THElO-.
fn the years since. the Adamtte Tower has
symbol of 1mpend1ng doom to a s gn Of hope
for the c1t1zens of Werk. The Paladins Of the ~
have turned the impossible wreck nto a ~
from their fastness they travel out into the $1iadOW
twisted:
the helpless and dispense Justice on the Cruel ltld
go~

Ing 1mposs1ble weapons that spat burning bolts of light, they
burned the villages of the Karnrk Valley and sent thousands
of refugees fleeing before them Th err leader. the self-styled
captain Vasque Mrrlan, declared that all of Weik would
bow betore him or perish
In desperar ion. Vossport's armies mustered at the
mouth of the Karnlk Valley. only to be sc:ythed down by
the invaders by the hundreds.
From ground level. the Tower 1s a stranaety woutdJ
struct1on made from dense and tough metals. l~ijtb
trusrons across its surface The metals canno qatotl
forged. so 1n the 1nterven1ng years pans ,.._ ~
into d1srepa1r However 1t stlll rema ns the s
on "e k and to underpin that strength
their vassals have built a
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THE MADIANDS
Br>yond I he Orcl<Jll <lp1nr mo11nldtrl'i 1111 land 1~rnw, <11 y
.111cl pitrc herl. though no IC'<;~ r Uf.?~l<l I. Ill It r.rnwo; in 1he ra111
shadow of the Ord<111 Sp1nr:, and 111< Ian(! scerr1:. riven ;111c1
twr<;lccJ f)y sornc long r1go ca1nc1v.,rn 11110 an insane rnr11c: of
gorf.:Pl>, h1Jllt!S, c:;111yo11s, ;J11cl ~.nrle (!dCPd r1clg1s Nol>ocJy
r s a 'ic would Vl'nt1111! 11110 this lrind, rxc c!pl that road'., throuRh ti arP r11h1111nl11crali; an<J lhc lava ronstanlly flowing throllgh
IOU rte' lead Lo the Highl.111d Lake~ Jllcl Sunrac c Ctlacl<'I <lo:;rr 10 1h<' ll1P 111c111dlfPri; pow1!rc; do1cnc; of smelters and forges nrghl
cq11a1or lrav1:lers who \Vlsh 10 lracJc with these f,H otr .ind .rnrJ 1Jr1y
meta s~ exo11c realrns rr1us1 hrsr r.ross the Madlands.
ar; par
M~1"S ~- The> wa~r Ol<Jnd 1.., d hav<'n lor rardC?r <; <ind < 111 t hroa1 ,, 111c11 LANNIK HAVEN
rind worncn ai. r11acJ ;i~ Ihe land rhey 1n'1ab1t l hl'Y prcy 011
siJen""" P A sl1aille jJC!fCC'lllilf{C or wc~rk's l.annik populatron has 5CtllccJ
Lhl' oc r.lls1onal r a1 avan II 1ci1 cro!iscs I he was1 cs or each
~ bll" /j ., Irr I 11rr1e over the years. ro the point whcrc I hey n1akc up thC'
other whcn l1tnc5 <11c lean Occas1onally, cl charlsrnattc war
1na1orlly of the clry's lnhab11a11rs. I ;,inniks Lend lo be phys1
lorrJ unite~ n111Jt1plr bands of these raiders. and lead!> thcrn
tally liarcly ancJ <rrc nccrrly fearless, so Lhc prospect or f1v
;1ga1n~1 th< prosperous lands lo the norlh or south. So rar.
lnr, over a11 active volcano doesn't trouble I hem fn tho leasI
lhPy llav(' not suC'.cended In Lhclr droarns of c:o114ues1. hirl
Wllllo the city !)Liii wolco1ncs other species, a number ol thf'
lilar docs tlCJI slnp the> next would he conqu~ror rro111 Lrylng,
b11ilclln(!s (cspccl<.JllY those constrrrcLcd more recently) have
The Madlands arc also ~aid to hide caches ol a11clen1 bocn bull I to l.annik proportions. In fa cl, one can loca Le Lhc
tccl1110-rel1cs w1th1n lhc rocky rnazcs, perhaps stored lherc In old clry center simply L>y searching out the buildlnr,s with
lhc d;1y ol 1l1e hrst colonists Such rumors inspire a few expe hurnan sl1.od doorways.
cfillons lo venture tnlo the wastes, where mosl never return
CREATURES AND
FUME CHALLENGES
Two hundred ktlometers from Vosspon. across the twlst1nr,
On the cxl rcrnely rare occasion when an outsider has stum.
rrdges and w1nd1ng canyons of the Frosllall. and in the heart
blecJ acros~ Welk, the traveler may dismiss the locals a
ol a vas1 caldera known as the Bowl ol Glass, hes the crty or
completely harrnless. It's true that spears. bows. and hands
Furn() rIle Bowl ol Glass srts atop a volcanic hotspot lhaL
forged arrnor may not look very dangerous to a person used
erupts mo1e or less continuousfy, a suffen grurnbfing that
sr,1lls ou1 flows or lava across the bollom or Lhe caldera to dealing with blasters ancJ starfighters However, the inhab
1tants or W<.!lk know an arrow between the eyes is JUst a
Furnn was constructed alorrg the inner waif of the caldera cJcadly as a blaster l)olt s
by \Verk's first settlers. who planned lo take advantage of
1
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VOSSPORT CITY GUARD (MINION)
1bund111g U:cl1111ques lo reinforce their structures anrJ p10

' ' ' fi"n1 lr<ir111J1e hudt The r.realest of ll1es<.! aic the in Vossporl 's City Guard arc well ar rned and equlppccJ. as beflls
'"n'llf".r . rt.1if,l:<J durrJcrrle aquifers desl"ncd l o catty 11101 t!10,sc -~ho kcpp 111: peace in Work's most prosperous cit~
;~ r rol~ lf1"lC!~d of water They channel lflc llows fl !OU ll d f hey Cdll y hcilvy W.Jrspt~Ar s and lh<.'l1 breasl'Jlatps be II '
.,/ c:rty, JhrrJueh lh<' w;,ilfs ()I the Bowl oJ Cla!:ls, and out ln lo "IOa nl 1 l f I s t . . ar . IC
f 18nrJ, t)r V011d ,, <, ' fl. crc!s <> I JC ix Guilds l hat rule the u.idrr1R purl
llowevor, ' he 1an ks of lhc C1ly Guo rd are 1iven l>y llltt'lltt
A"ru11fl I' r 1nr- polllrrs and gr'11l Wl 1on surnn1on1no the Guarc1
1, 1 I 11P lr1cks 1JI P.flolhP1111al power generrJLlon IJ,1ve I t' L~lll
nc vcr Jr 'lLllP WhPthor they II br ~l('lr>cd by .i stdl\ol/drl eri
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fl bullHe> nl off Ill' ~

WORLDS OF THE FORCE

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111g so<'" ~l rr01 3 'train to rt'l',u.t' 0~111,,~t"' ,,, ~'
Abilities: fore~ P()\\t"'l l--tt>,1 St't"lO ) ,o 't';ll ' \\1..'l lt1~ RAIDER WARLORD [NEMEStSJ
I on on1.:' en~~ageo II\ ng cn.1,, ~ ,1nrlutll 'f ~t'I 1 '-Pt'll(i 1._)
Lo 1ncrea~t> 1\0und~ healt'\i b\ ) l11,\ ,~1... \,Ht' ' 111111 Pit' l'hl' \\,llf,ll i" \\ 1'1..' ,',llH t ,,. \'.1,)f. .,,, <'",l ~ '
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b\ ((1111 O 0 1nc:1 t'a~t' \t~i , \ D\ thr\ tt~h h\\I \lh' '\ ~\I\ I''~~' ,,r ~ I~,\(" J s
Equ ipment: <:. 1 .~ S\\lt1n.i (Lrght:::abPr: l),.:i1n,i!:1' (), \.11t1(\ll th )'f' \\'h 11'!l' \\ ~\\llH' l ' It' 1'\''t ,. l',."" '
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WORLDS OF THE FOR<.f!

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Equipment: ' pC'r bl<1de reaper (MelC'r., Ddl'l'lP,< c, (riticril 5
R - 'l di. Llnkl"cl 1 Pierce .2, \ ICIOi.J:S )) ll(l.hl tlHOWl'f
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RAIDER [MINION]
Raidt~rs and h'lg;v1d'i naunt the roads and \Vrld places of
\\cllo. l Ile\ hn1 1 fro1n t!\'eryspecies. united only by their
r,iel"d (l'ltl' cious disregard for sentient life.
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Skills (group only) Brawl. ~1elee, Ranged !Light]. Survival
Talents: None.
Abilities: None
Equipment: Stabbing svvord (Melee. Damage 5: Critical 3.
Range Engaged! Vicious 1). hand crossbO\'I !Ranged !Light];
Damage 5, Cnllcal 4. Range [Medium!. Limited Ammo 1
Prepare 1). boiled leather Jerkin ( + 1 soak)
1 SKYHOLME ASTROMANCER [NEMESIS]
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,.
Skyholme Astromancers may seem odd to those who first
encounter them. they are errallc and unstable men and
women \Vith long robes, disheveled hair. and a pouch full of
strange and disgusting items. However. individuals would be
foolish to discount their abilities. for they can see the future
and even shoot fire and ice from their hands.
2 14 20 0 0
Skills: Astrogation 4. Discipline 3. Kno\1\fledge (Lore) 4. Per-
ception 3 Vigilance 2.
Talents: Adversary 2 (upgrade difficulty of all combat
checks aga nst this target twice}. Force Rating 4. Ritual
Caster (must spend a maneuver before using any Force
po,\'ers. In addition. may only use the Foresee power out-
Juors and at night.}
Abilities: Force Power Foresee: Spend () to gain vague
" of events to come a day in advance. Spend () to in-
crease the number of days seen into the future by 2 (may
activate this multiple times). Spend () to gain more spe-
cific details Force Power: Protect: Make a Protect power
checi-.. ro1'1ng an Average (+ +>
Discipline check as part
o: tre pool Sprnd <)() to reduce damage from one hit of
an energy based attack that occurs before the beginning of
trie Skyl\olme Astrornancer's next turn The attack must hit
Skyholrr1c 1\c,trom11ncer or :1n engaged character. and
LflC'
llH' damnge is rcc1uc~d by 4 plr:s 1 per ~ Spend () to al
IO\'I tllf power 10 affect all types of attacks Spend () to af
'cc t ? ,1dd111on(lf targets (may activate this multrple times)
forcr Pow<r Unlerish Nlakc a Force po\ver check target,
Inf. one C'rtt"\rny ot short r -Jn(ZE ~nd ro a ranged att.ari< dS
pdr t of 111c ool, u<;lrtg -lrl Average (+ t JDiscipline check
1ns1 l 'a<t of nor mat d1ff 1<: 1111 , 1r th check 1:> =>urcess1 JI and
gPnt r 11.c, ( ) ( ) . the al tack deals 1, darnagE: plus 1 damage
per ~ \vith a crillcal rating ot 4 Spend <) to increase the
range by one range band spend () to affect one acJcllt1onal
target \Vitl1in range. and spend () to deal 2 add1 ional dam
age (he may activate all of these upgrades mulllple times)
Equipment: Wizard's staff (Melee. Damage 4, Crlt1cal 4.
Range !Engaged!: Disorient 2). heavy and smelly robes 1-t l
soak). wizard's pouch.
SKYHOLME LUCITE [NEMESIS]
Skyholme Lucites are part of a secretive cabal of evildoers
who masquerade as Astromancers. It is unknown how many
of this order are secretly part of the Lucite cult. but even one
of these devious individuals can cause untold suffering and
devastation if allowed to run rampant.
c2 16 18
Skills: Astrogation 4. Deception 3. Discipline 2. Knowledge
(Lore) 4, Melee 3, Perception 3. Vigilance 2.
Talents: Adversary 2 (upgrade difficulty of all combat
checks against this target twice). Force Rating 4, Ritual
Caster (must spend a manewver before using any Force
powers. In addition. may only use the Foresee power out-
doors and at night.) Dark Side Force User (uses Dark Side
results instead of Light Side results. see page 281 of the
FoRcE AND DESTINY Core Rulebook).
Abilities: Force Power: Foresee: Spend () to gain vague hints
of events to come a day in advance. Spend () to increase the
number of days seen into the future by 2 (may activate this
multiple times). Spend () to gain more specific details. Force
Power: Unleash: Make a Force power check targeting one
enemy at s~ort range. and rolls a ranged attack as part of
the pool. using an Average ( } Discipline check instead
of normal difficulty. If the check is successful and generates
()~._the att~ck deals 4 damage plus 1 damage per :-f . with
a cnt1cal rating of 4. Spend () to increase the range by one
range band. spend () to affect one additional target within
ran~e. and spend () to deal 2 additional damage (he mav
activate all of these upgrades multiple times) Spend () to
decrease the critical rating of the attack to 1.
Equipment: Wizard's staff (Melee: Damage 4. Critical 4:
Range ! Engag~~ l : Disorient 2). hidden razor-dagger (tvlelee;
Damage 2: Critical 2: Range IEngagedl: Pierce 3. V1c1ous 3)
l1eavy and smelly robes ( + 1 soak}. wizard's pouch
WORLDS OF THE FORCE
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l'r " r,I () rAr:c.lulJ!, ;t.on<!... V'l'ithl'l ,s "''''" c,1 tn<
ceoplc of Lot ha I lound~d a planetary ,ca ~~ta. ~< n 1 rilly, lh1 1 1 1 1 ' t r1.;port cJ I ~
Wt r j 'rrio ' 1 ar rr11n1n!1 I"'1: l ;s ar1<J clro1cl rl.l'I fr, u 611
fi 1e main olfwo1ld sl11pp111g port Lothal sl~wl 1'-'l lht 'i1tro 01
A '., hf'urr tl!>P<ilrh~<J to l.<;lt\;:il, a1r1rr(' v11th ~n lrr111'"1:i\ ~:,rr ';,{)~
n increase 111 population came an increase 1Ygrew: ancl Wilh lirnc t;11"'
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, "'e,truct1on of lf.lltrat', c<..onomy and crtv ron
Unfortunately. lhe past rew decades ti av' b rncn1 began '" earnest
. " (en rouf?ti
he 11ard\-vork1ng people Lothal Being 1 lron1 " t bl, on With lr1~htfut efhc1ency. the Emo~rc bee.an ..tr11,p1ng tne
t or ra
perspace Ianes. Lo th aI was never much of a cJ"'s a 1shed
hJ . esunauon rninerat wealth from Lotha1 Y11th httle <CW.rel for ts oe<Jv e
Its only regular v1s1tors were crew from ca 1go ships d or cnv1ronment The onceclear <,vies became c oucleo v. t.h
. an vari-
ous import/export peopIe D unng lhe Clone Wars. the planet smog, and the rivers tilled with the poisonous etl JV a o' a
suffered both a severe drought and a deadly plague among dozen heavy industries Sren::ir Fleet Systerr bu t a sccre
nianY of its livestock herds. Crops withered. and countless test fac1hty on Lethal to take advantage of the burgeon rig
slock animals died or \\'ere killed to save what few animals industry as v1elt as the huge un1nhab1t(..d sp3rec, for le ng
remained . These circumstances. combined with a genera' ne~v ships, vehicles. and v1eapon systems ltle quaht:t o{ fP
loss of traffic due to the \-var and the predation of rnrates in for the average Lothalian dropped prec1p1toJS\y. and lt e
the area. put Lothal 1n desperate straits by the un1e tne Em planetary government str11gg\eo to ma1nti>111 '">Overe l'JllY Al
ire esLablished rtself on Coruscant For y<~ars. Lot hdl'S r.ov the l"lh1le. the Empire d1rJ as 1t pleas<.!d \'11th 1mpun1ty
~rnment had petitioned the Republic. 101 econorn1c: al'd rood Ahcr the Imperial occ.upauon. Lothal 11nclef\"icnl clrabt1c
chnnges Joblessness and poverty skyrotketed ano rnany
once respectable people h;1ve t11rnrc1 to cr1mt 1ust lo le~cl
lhctr families The 1ancl 1s no1soncd, Lhu people arc s1c.Y. hun
ery. a"u de~peratc. anti the llnpr-nats Q.row ,.,r.alt11 1 on the
\>ac ks of the struggi ng c1u1enr)' Lothal 1~ Qu1c\dy reac\11n~ a
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Before Lhe lmpcnal occupation. Capr , Cit\ 1,as. ar~ ll1 gO\{'l 11111Cl11<'11. lllS~l~llllOllS .-.\s llS llillllC Sllt;;gcsts, lhr AppSc I ltlC'
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tecturally speaking more s1n1llar to placec: i..e i\los E sit') tocuo.;es on sc1L'lll 1f1c ,ind lech111c<1I educ<rtron Stu<1cn1s l'I 1 r 101 111
on Tatoo1ne than to a planetat) capital L ose1 to t ie Corl!. P<lSS the ,1dn1iss1ons lest receive lhc1r p11rn,11y ci.lucc1tion a
II ) i tf I
I\ lost of the bu1ld1ngs \'\ee one or t\\O sto1\ pr elabncJted th~ ,.\ppS(i ,111d if their grades are accept,1blc upon cr.idua
I ct 1\'!' ll
ferrocrcte l id plastee co11st ucts bu ; t)~ the 11rst l\'(l\ es uon. thev are tr<tnsterred into one or the En1pirc's ded1ca1
oi color 1sts Ne\\'er structures of local!\ quar rred stone and engineer 1ng or science academies. Everv App5c1 111 the trr
imported plas1ee1 1'\ere added O\er the years. but the) ad perial system 1s tailored to the planet 011 ~vh1Ch 1t 1s based 1't '1 U 1
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hered to son1e unspoken rule that Capital Cit) should gro\v
out rathe1 than up
V\lhen the En1p1re a111ved. ho1\lever. it changed the face
of the citv It seized large s1vaths of property. kich.ed out or
tmpnsoned ovvners and residents, and den1olished existing
structures 10 n1ake \\oay for ne1\I lrnperial-style buildings. Al
most overnighl. \Vl1ole sectors of the city became depopu-
lated In place of rnodest 11omes and lo\v-rise con1111ercial
buildings. the En1pire erected brutal edifices lhal d1'\larfed
the surrounding ne1ghborhoods. t\~eeting ensuing protests
\'Vitl1 niass arrests and violent crackdowns. tile Imperials ce
r11ented their domination over Capital Cit~ and Lothal
Toda) Capital City rs a strange amalgam of the old and the
ne\\o Near!\ half of the city 1\las demolished Lo make room
for nev. Imperial indusu ral and administrative buildings. 1111
penal vehicles constantly patrol the streets. and Imperial
Lothal's AppSc11s no different, concentrating on ugncuitot~ .,.,.,.,~ 1l11rt1 Hie Ill
sciences, geology. rnining and planetar'v eng1neenng. an
naval engineering.
MKINTOW
SIENAR FLEET SYSTEMS ADVANCED
PROJECTS LABORATORY
Tt1e Advanced Projects Laboratory is one ol a h.in~lul o!
Sienar Fleel Systen1s secret pro1ects fat:illties sc,n1e1
throughout the Outer Rini. Lott1al 1vas chosen for the OU
ous hono1 of hosting tl1e tacillty fo1 a number of rease-OS-
First and fo1en1ost. the planet's obscuritv and reniote 'c<.
lion provide a1nple protection fron1 prving eyes. In addi
the broad, 1elatively flat. and sparse!~ populated tandSCll
is perfect for vehicle proving grounds, weapons tes
ranges. and all n1anner of protot~ pe testing .ire1s fun
ml
Lotl1al's n1ineral wealth provides direct a(cess 10 '~ ~ 1

personnel s1vagge1 t11rougt1 the neighborhoods and market

als. saving enorn1ous Jn1ounts of li1ne ,ind n1onr' '"st
places. abusing the inl1abitants and lording the occupation
prototyping and production.
over t11crr The11 er uel and destructive beh<.1vior, con1bined
.. 11nlv !l '~
w1tl11 l1e now apparent bad faith 1n which the En1pire offered Tile .Adv<lnced P'.ojccts.Laborator~ I~ .P"''. ' rotot)ClC
Its assrst::ince to the struggling planet, has led lo 1nore out e1 ctes1gn iH1d t cst1ng fa<:rlity l IH' 1\PL ) t11~t P !~!:!
. II ' DJ\ (C
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and ~1orriesteads Tf'us has cavsed a srr;a o.... fas~ gro.-. ,,..g
relugee crisis on Lothat. as h.;noreds o: pre11ous.J cor"fr,rt-
ab.e and employed crtrzens ha 1e fourd ~Mefl"se /es s Jdder f
homefess and desuwte. These refugees ra1e begur gatr-
errig 1n small shant;rovns across Lothal in ~n atl.ernpL to
rest<Jrt their lrves. One such place was the rarnshacltle settle-
(l'Jent of TarkinLown. before its destruction at lhe hands of
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borne di\1.:"'as0 c<111ed "blood
ti\' sickness. 1vhich saps afflicted
sentients strengtl1 and energy and
causes fe\ er, vorniting, and painful
raslles. Thankfully. L111s disease 1s easily treated before applying soak unless the weapon has tne Blast~
Burn qua lily, regardless of whether or not that quail~ rs
1\ itt1 bacta 1m1nersio11 and resl.
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Equipment : Mandibles lBrawl; Damage 2 Critical 4. Rance
[lngagedJ: Pierce 4. Vicious 1).
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0 1 1 1
Members of the far-flung tooka family. lothcats are S:.
Ski lls (group only): Brawl. wild relines native to Lothal They are. on average. ~air
Talents: None. . h fifteer kt og
a meter long and can weigh as muc as ellieS 1.
Abilities: f Iyer (blood flies can fly; see page 208 of the They have short. brindled coats with wtiite b1rg qi
Lhick tails; and narrow, black legs that end 1 e ~v in s-.; 1
F o Rc E AND DesT1Nv Core Rulebook). Bloodfly Sickness (a 111

claws. Their races are remarkably expre~s1 ;1.1 1 ; of 11eec

cn.'":lrac ter wl10 takes damage from a blood fly bile musl
1nake an Average C
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Resilience check; fai lure resu lts
black eyes. large ears, and a broad niout
111 4 dc1rncJ9.C' ignoring soak. and the cha1acle r halves his
strain t11r_cshold. rounding up, until the cha racler spends sharp teeth. t~a1< ~JS
rilV 111 LO kl
<it least ar~ hour 111 a bacla Lank or undergoes similarl Loth -ca Ls live solitary lives prrma .-i af1l1 raise
I)' to bree1 or
exte11s1ve n1ed1cal treatn1ent fas deLerm111ed by the GM!r grasslands. coming togeth~r on , ieY lcuge I
Silhouette 0. Swa11n (halve the damage dealt to Lhe sw<irr~ llunling by sight and l1eanng. tllC} P

WORLDS OF THE FORCE

liEXUS OF POWER
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\df\ 1ng dr~1 ees 01 success 1hev make fine 1
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.' Abilities: Silhouette O Swarm (halve the> d<1mage dealt to
and shgl1tl) li0stru< t 1\e, pets. \r\lit11 enouo11 pat Lhe minion group before applying soak. unless thf' weapon
. Q 1ence, they has the Blasl or Burn quality (if Blast or Burn quality has not
ca'l e'en be tr a1ncd to hunt and retrieve
been activated, damage 1s still not halved)
Equipment: Teeth (Brawl, Damage 2; Critical 4. Range [En-
gaged!. Pierce 2, Vicious I)

2 6 1 1
Skills: Athletics 2, Brawl 2. Coordination 3. Perception 2
Stealth 3, Vigilance 2. ' hoofed, goal like ruminants stand between 1.3 and I .5 me-
Talents: Natural Hunte1 (once per session, may reroll any
one Perception or Vigilance check).
Abilities: Cunning Ambusher 1 (opponents add to 1111
L1at1ve ct1ecks using Vigilance). Leap (loth-cats add O O Lo
all Athletics checks made to perform horizontal or vertical
leaps) N1ghtvision (Loth-cats remove all added to checks
due to low-light conditions or darkness). Silhouette O.
Equipment: Teeth and claws (Brawl: Damage 4; Critical 2;
Range IEngagedJ; Pierce 2. Knockdown).
LOTH-RAT [MINION]
Loth rats are large. hairless rodents native to Lethal.
Roughly the size of domesticated felines. these burrowing
creatures typically live in underground colonies compris-
ng dozens of members. True omnivores. loth-rats have a
reputation for bei ng ab le to eat nearly anything, thou~h
they prefer grubs and grains. A hungry pack of loth rats will
uproot an entire field of grain and leave nothing bu Lmuddy,
trampled dirt: or destroy a plasteel si lo of harve~ted veg-
etables in search of their next meal. Thei r strong Jaws and
sharp. 1agged teeth allow them to che\~ through the tough-
est materials: Imperial Navy pilots have reported tl1~m
gnawing al the bottom or TIE/In solar panels and chewing
notes 111 duracrete fortifications at airbases.
Typically shy or sentients. loth-rats are easi.ly frigh tened
off In numbers. howr.ve1, L11ey ca n be exceed1~gl y danger -
t
ous. especia lly when cornered. defending L11c11 young, ~r
kept trorn a rr1eal Angry 0 1 frightened loLh-rats attacl< in
NERF [MINION]
Perhaps the most ubiquitous beasts in the galaxy. nerfs are
found nearly everywhere there are humans. These cloven-
ters tall at the shou lder, have thick matted hair. and sport
Lwo sets of horns. They are remarkably unpleasant creatu res
on the whole, Lhanks Lo their stubbornness. powerful body
odor. and thick. black. ropey saliva. which is extremely caus-
tic and stains anything 1t touches.
Docile and not easily spooked. the hardy creatures can
adapt to nearly any environment. which largely makes up
for their more unpleasant traits. These qualities, along with
the fact that nerfs are completely unfazed by space travel. is
what makes them so common throughout the galaxy. Nerfs
Found on Lothal are descended from ones the first colonists
brought there generations ago. A number of breeds unique
to Lethal have since developed. and Lothal nerfs are prized
for the flavor and quality of their meat.
5 12 a a
Skills (group only): Athletics, Brawl. Perception.
Talents: None.
Abilities: Nightvision (nerfs remove all added Lo checks
due to low-light conditions or darkness). Ornery (add to
all checks made to handle. dornesticate. or othen\lrse \'Ork
wiltl a nern.
Equipment: Horns (Brawl: Dan1age 4: Critical 5. Range [En-
gaged]: Disorient I).

WORLDS OF THE FORCE

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HISTORY
ea iJOUJn t11story spans thotJsands of v<'.:irs l Ill' or1g1na1
Ba dottan C1\1l12'(1t1on. 1\h1cl1 ros~ <1bout s1\ t11ous.1nd \liars
dgo 1vas far more l\'Clt 11ke t llan lhe culture lhat n:>.1s1c; to
da~ Tills cl\1ll1at1011, n<11Ttcd for a11d ruled hy a rnvs11c cull.
thr Frangawl <.Jeveloped an unusual lOnnec1101110 the ror cc
t111ough med1tauo11 hctore bat lie This alio1~ed so1Ul'rs 10
tap into tht dark side and focus the11 anger lear, and hn
tretl into a kind of Dattlc rage As a rec;ult. tile lranga1vl 1vPrc
ncarlv 1nv1nc1ble 1var rrors.
Stil . the ai tstic sp1nt of modern Bardouans also tx1stt>cl
111 Frangawl culture Their slr uctures still dot tht' l.inclsccJpl!,
and their art1vork adorns museurns and publc spaces across
tre planet A. te141 of their temples. massi"e structures 11ewn
from sohd rock survive to this da\ Ruined chunks of beaull
ful. soarrng Frangawl architecture and magn1hcent rrangawl
anin1al sculptures ate valued as cornerstones and artvvo(k in
rnode1 n Bardotlan buildings
Tvvo thousand years ago. the Franga1<Vl 1el1gion slowly gave
1va, to t11e Dagoyan n1yslic tradiLfon This change occurred
after a series of srnall-scale wars savv the ruling Frangawl re
placed by the new Dagoyan order. which grew as BardoL-
tans turned to deeper meditation in limes of peace. Because
Dagoyans discovered lhe wisdom and knowledge accessible
to those who focus on the Force. they were able Lo over-
power and outlast their more violent forebears. Eventually,
the Franga1'\ll cult was outlawed and its practitioners faded
into rnemory. and from memory into history.
Frangawl sites are still places of meditation and con
templacion. It 1s not unusual to see colorful. square prayer
f1ags-a Dagoyan meditation tool-strung across Frangawl
temples. statues. or ruins.
As Bardotta made contact with other planets and civiliza
l:ons throughout the galaxy. it stayed clear of the Republic and
1s po1 t1cal machinations, preferring instead to remain neutral.
lhe Jedi studied with the Dagoyan Masters. attempting to
learn trie1r very differenL way of interacting with the Force. For
a nr1cf llrne, Force sensitive Bardoltan children were senl. Lo
tt1!:1 Jedi len1ple for Lraining. This nearly caused Bardotta to go
to war, a'.> lhe Dagoyans viewed this act as kidnapping. To aver I
a 1-10111 lCal cata5lrop11e, the Jedi returned tile children 1.o be
raised 1n the Dagoyan Lraditlon Relations beJ werin Bardol la
and the Jedi re1nalned rool up unlll U1c Clone Wars
UGH DISCIPLINE,
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-;tro1g ,.,,sc Cl OCC' or lh(' rr111gc11vl fl llgOll 1\ SrrHlil h11L c1r11vr r(tJrlflil'r'll cul
w;1s r t>~po11s11,Jfe for tile cHs.1ppt 11 ri1 es I ho rufl ~' ' <1tlrrnp~
111c to rorcr? tilt' prophecy 10 come true~ ti) ~ 1<1n.ipp111g rn 1s1er
<llld olfPr 111g thcrn .is 0 111u,i1 s I( 11fice 1n .in olrl Fr cllll'dlfil tempi
I Ile I rc)llf?dWI Plll t11e rnasters llllO cl t1a11r l', lhffl clrOpec.l
the111111to lire rnoutll ol .in ancient ancl trr111llv ,ton( r.1r11ue Of
a dr,.iec111 I llts cltclinctl t11e11 for<.c cc;sencc Into nn ev,r growing
sph1're k1111ne thcrn 111 the procPss 1 hC' sphere .iclccl llko <1 b<3l
Lt'rY 101 rorc1' po1\cr. storing tt lor lt1e Frt1ngC1wrs cJcJr k fJLtr poses
\Vhcn the 1Jart.lolli111 r1iler 011e<~n J\Jlid, w<1s c11pt11red l)y
thl' c11IL. Binks and \'V111du uncovrrcd the plot f hcy followecl
Liu~ cul! 1sls to the near by world of Zilrdossa Sllx ancl, ~11tcr Cl
IH?c1tccl chase to illl <111c1c11t pyramid deep in the moon s clc~
L't l<., d1scove1ccl \Vho was btll1nd tile cull and the Fran,awl s
11b11 lh tvlolhcr lal1111 of the Nights1stcrs.
BARDOTTA TODAY
Mttce Windu's rlSStstance in stopping tl1e Frangawl cult led
to a rncnd1ng of relations between Lhc Jedi and Bardott<1ns.
Unfortunately, Lh1s happened right before the beLray,11 of the
Jedi and Lhe end of the Republic. Today, Bardotta r0m<11ns
a politically neutral world, Its inhabitants c.ontent to focu'>
on medl lalion and their connection to the Force. So far. the
plancL's ren10Lc location and neutrality have allowett ll to
avoid close ln1perial scru tiny. The governrnent ac.knowledges
Lhe Empire's power and in return. Lhe Empire leaves Bardol
La Lo ils own devices.
Because BardoLta does contain many beings strong 1n t11c
Force (albelL rn a way not found anywhere else 1n the galaxy).
tn theory a Jedi escaping the Empire could llrde there and
blend in among the Dagoyan Masters without arousing suspi-
cion. Anyone doing so would still have to convince Lhe rnas
ters to harbor a fugitive from the Empire and son1eonc who
was, until a generation ago, an enemy of the Bardotlans.
PEOPLE AND CULTURE
The BardoLLans are a peaceful and conternplclllvc people
Visitors often find Lhcrn aloof. alU1ough this 1c; only bel;t1l1s0
Bardottans Lend Lo be so inwardly focused Barc.lott.1n cul
Lure Is intertwined wlLh t11e Dagoyan mystil lrt1d1t1011. rr1 (1
way. Chey are one and Lhe sa11~e Most [l,11'llolt,1ns 111edll0tu
and help support local nionasterles. Clnd L'Verv Bell dotl 111 1u
celved an ociucallo11 tll D<lgoyan sLhuol~ lVl'n Bdrdoltdns
wl10 go offwofid still 1110kl:' ll1ne for n1cdit<.1llori. P<.1rlic1pal1011
111 l),1goy.i11 Lr.idil 1011c:; ts rnlirelY volu11t.1ry, ll1erc 1s no soc tal
r,t 1p,1 lid c1gc1111'>1 llOllpdl I icip<l llOll
WORLDS OF THE FORCE
 POINTS OF INTEREST
d in< icnl fortsts w.ir cl " poof CJI rnngma t<.ipp<~cJ rrorn (lee
nnd .inyone \vho f;JIJS throur~h Malrnour r~ ~Ith n lhe fl
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rnal l Boir doua an jeal dec.unat.on ror l)(.>H\{.',S '>t't" ,
king J
d 1l n i'i ol~e~-v 11C'1 < 111
I v111g rori c rorn from their bodies ., J r-.sl rncut~ r: "'i ..
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10
rrsp1te frcm thr 1.;011flltt a 1d hars11 (0 11 ' ' B rloll;;1 s
lht calax~ ThO"C' J>Ul~lllllg cld~nture ti)~ ('};~,~~:: B~rr(lottart 1ncJ1v1clu 11 who c:ntcrc; this cavern feel ' 1Y Force ~!IP
nlCI"\ runs Cll'J le'll{;IOllS l>lll d llCS, as \\ell Cl or tile dark s1clc cn1anat1ng from the ~r~ne Strong IJr~r
RO\ J Palac.e l~C'I~ pool ol mc1grna This rs where lhc rnsur gon Statue ~"" ,.
~ gf.:nt F ''RJ r
sacrificed Dagoyan Masters by dr;j11110 h rangaw1c 11
g t eir Foree , ,~
BARDOTTAN
ROYAL PALACE JOURUN PORT crerll/

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1l1e Balicllari Rovdl P(llace sits atop a massive stone spire. The ancient port city of Jour-un has bee
J d. t. rooms
1~ d spra1"' 1ng con1plex of living quarters. me rta ion . for thousands of years. It is the planers n a tr,,drrg
Jrd the Bal1k toy Council Chamber. The elected monarchs and merchants from across the galaxy ca:~ior 5Pace;llfl!,
0111clCJI r~s1dence occupies the top levels of a square stone business here. Trade is carefully regulated at~ founa dQ1.11i
to1ve1 U1al protrudes rrom the top of the spire. guards keep the peace. and an intricate b our-un IGv
ureaucra
The palace winds around several stories of its host sprre. sures lhat no illegal goods enter or leave th cy er
ard some or 1ls hallways and rooms are carved into the rock city's peace and safety is maintained through t~ Planet TIJe
itself Ong1nally constructed from vvood-1t 1as a der:ion- and a large network of informers who help ferretcity guards ~fe,ee
. kl .
legal act1v1ty qu1c Y and quietly. Anyone lookin t
e out a~y 9'!~ ctJJYJ:.
strat1on of strength to 11aul its massive timbers up the sp1re.- 0
1t has been expanded and remodeled several times over its in black market trade will need to do so elsewheg engage
re. ',9S
thousand year lifespan. Jour-un 1s built on an enormous natural harbor 1n .Jhllt "
P""'"""'
.,,,..r11~nce
....... e~u v 0
(f\ le!
The palace functions as both a political and a religious . d . Th e c1'ty 1s surrounded on all sides by the sheeanar-0\',
fior ~~~ oerers1ve 2 SW
seat ol power. ll is normally accessible only via a long. ar- cI1.ffs of Bardottas mountains.
. I
but a narrow switchbargrdnre
, t ....,
Ci( ""l.k
-- -
duous chmb up the spire. This isn't intended to separate grants access to t he city. n modern times, the port
Lhe Dagoyan Masters from the rest of Bardottan society:
. . d f
to starsh1ps 1nstea o watercraft. In response. builders ha.
caters DAGOYAN MASTE
instead. Lhe physical iourney mirrors the spiritual journey filled the harbor with living quarters and commeroal stru~
a BardotLan must undergo to become a master. A single tures: what was once a lively shipping way is now a vast~ ?51.r'S w..na }ears 1n incense
landing plalform has been carved into the top of the spire. work of canals, serviced by gondolas and othersmallwatt: . t>. rig astate in whrcfJ they
allowing offworld dignitaries to visit Lhe palace without the craft. Owning a house on the water in Jour-un 1s cons1derea . i~e are only a fe1v dozen
exerting climb Lo the top. a major status symbol among Bardottans. ::i;i ~-,.and only twelve of the
: l,.:llfle Tne others spend the
FRANGAWL CAVE
HALSOUN MONASTERY ~ a.:ous Dagoyan mystic comrtll
This ancient Frangawl temple cave is nestled into the base . \~s:ers do ~ot f
of the same spire upon which the Bardottan Royal Palace
Tucked away on a low, rocky island off the westemmostc' use therr c yp1cally enga
was built. A winding path ends at the maw of the cave. which
Bardotta's two southern continents, the Halsoun Monasrery .. ~Ole we1~~nect1on with the
is the home of a special sect of the Dagoyan mystic tratf' .Y.am Par g conf/1cc as a s
Bardottans still consider an important site. Most only know
ti on. The Dagoyan tradition teaches that masters shou dr: I.
it as a senes of catacombs that has a mystical significance
separate themselves from the rest of society; instead. [)lfi
lost to time However. deep in its tunnels lies something far
should be leaders. A select few masters. however. 'eei Crt"
more sinister.
pelled to remove themselves from the world at largeano .e
The cave mouth opens into a complex labyrinth of natu- a completely ascetic lifestyle. These masters retreat io tre
ral tunnels that are exceedingly difficult to navigate without Halsoun Monastery, an ancient fortress that has been c.
a guide or a map Occasional hints of the cave's original verted to accommodate Dagoyan monks.
purpose dot its walls and floor: carved Frangawl symbols rhout spea' -
Halsoun monks may go months or years wi .., n,
worri with age. peeling paintings, and the occasional dis- They iv.
1
carded artifact. to, or setting eyes on. another Bardottan. of rnedita
cells and spend their time in a constant state onks P:" ~
,If a visitor knows where to go, the cave eventually opens A small lay staff that exists to support them
in,o a vast cavern hewn from the spire. Th is is the Frangawl
food water and other supplies. ""' .
tern~le, an enormous complex devoted to the ancient reli- ture
.f I stone stnrc 1i" '
g10~ s <Jark praclices. Rusted cages hang from th 1 The monastery itself is a beau ti u t out the
. . not a secre .
while rarnps lead cJown Lo the gaping maw of ed ce1in~.
f.'11-
in primary colors. Its location 15 'de through Jn r"
statue carved rrom dark stone a racon1c remote and only accessible at 101" ti landing p!Jt'OI ,\
no natura1 e1' J
The stone statue is an avata f sand causeway. There are , ltnough tlier ~ti
war dernon worshipped by the F~a~1 l\11afrnourral, an ancient the island Visitors are welcorTie. D i suPt'11e' 1fl
rood allc ;ee
gawl practice lheir rituals th gawl cult Wiren lhc Fra11- ken ru le that tl1ey sl1ould biing equest'to>
w1th rnagical energy This ~ta~u~~~~lh of the dragon crackles rnonaslic cornrnun 1tl Any
one who r
d
ouy angles downward to- " . decline
n1onk is politely buL 1111111Y

WORLDS OF THE FORCE

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FRANGAWL CULTIST [RIVAL]
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,111v c (111111n t1, ,fay 111 Lhf ,t1,ldov1',, tnt:1r t ~ret c;;3 o<~ ~fr,
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1u 'rrn 1111g drl unr,r!LI llr1g !3ppcaranc.e. these rnasY-s hrde thE!
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~le nt' l\Jl 111 12 a o
Abihtil', . NotH
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f'l'rcPpllon l , 'J1g1lance ?
1~.111ec 1111e.i1~Pc1I. l:>t;ft11s1vr. 2. Sl1111 sct1111gJ
Talents: r~one
Abilities: None.
DAGOYAN MASTER [NEMESIS] Equipm ent: Spear (Melee.
Darnagc 6; Critical 3, Range
D.1gov.1n tvl.i-;lf't"> ~Pt'tll l yc ,11s In 1111.cn,c sLucly Dnd rncdila
1
IFngagedlJ, thrown spear
uon L)('IOl t' cll l lll'V111r. J <;Lelle In wl11(1l Lliuy arc worthy of the
(Ranged IL1ghll: Damage 6:
l1tlt "t\.l<l':>IL' I " 1IH'lt' .1rt' only cl lrw do1c11 Dagoyan Masters
Critica l 3; Range !Short]),
evl r\ Cl~llt'I 111011 Jnd only l welvc of l11e111 can s1l on the bag or sleeping powder
cou11c1I Cit nny 111nt> l l1l' at.hers spend their lirne Leaching (Ranged !Light]; Damage
and lec.1d111g \'t-111ous l)c1goya11 n1ysllc co1n1nun1ues. , Cnucal ; Range [Short!.
not typical ly engage in combal. In
Dagoy{111 f\.1 llste1s do I .im1Led Ammo 1. if a tar-
foct they will use tllc11 conneclton wiU1 the Force to avoid gel is h1l by this attack,
t \vhencvcr po::>sible viewing conflict as a sad arufact frorn It musl make a Hard (.
B; rdoua's distnnl past.
++l Resilience check,
lhe target suffers l 0
strain if he fails. plus I
strain per {} J

2 14 21 a a
Skills: (11'.)crc on~. Cool/, l) iscipl 1nt' 3 . Cducalion 5, Leader
~hip 2 Prrcept1on 2, Vigilance 3.
Talents: Advcr(ary I (l1pg1ndc d1fflt ulty of all combat cl1ccks
'. ' th15 t;Jr{:e1 LWtli>), lorct Rating '.S .
1
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(~C:rld (. lo 1111111ol;ll 1111 OIH' I(H g p l WI lh I11 <:i llOrl I llllgP., ()
to clffE:cL Olli' i1ddltl<JllcJI tnrgel, rJll<l C t I.CJ irilfl< l r, sl r:1111
;:;~H.ver ar1 dfl<c l <'d tarr,1)t LtJke5 ;1n c11l1011 J. 101< ti Pui-v
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(terk a~ an actio nn l 11(' c naracter 1nc1y "ifJ<>11cl () 10 '>P 11 "'"
ilflt hvine Lreatur e w1 tll1n 1iort ranee rJr Lhe trnul 1o11d I
5
srote of dllY ~ c.1 1<1lu11 w1t1 11n engaged rdnge As cin (.Ill ion,

WORLDS OF THE FORCE

NEXUS OF PCJW77
 I

I '

I
 A BRIGHT WORLD
lff I \'t(ltld of l)'IChl ... kll \ ll!Cl ltn1 ltd lllP,hl *'i~llk
UI ti
A ll) 11... unton!"'lOn ...1n1 "'"ll rn tonhgur u1or1 Th '>~ rrm
'l.'lS l\\'O SlJIS. ll11c rl1dnV In lhL e iii.Ji..~ l)Ul ,,.., lhr('P plrHl('L<;
orti ,, 11 1~ ttt{ 1C1rgr1 51 1r Aurt 11, p~s ng hetwr.cn rt nrli.l 11 1 ~
s!1Jt1llci ~t:ir. R\ t'llt As Lill pldllt.il h lS ri fac,ter than <rv<rdge
row LIO" ttll.' sh1rs l&lll up \ur ateras sky the maiority or
ttic a:iie N1ghtt1rnL1 only truly o<.curs \\'hen Atirell complete-
' ec' pc;es R~er11 The rest of the llrne. the amount or light
\urJll ra rl'CC'IVC' lrorn Rye11 depends on rlS proximity and
!lleii co1rprirdlt\ <' or bits Somet1n1es the two stars are adja
cerl 1n thl' sky, resullrng in very bnghl days and \liarmer tem-
perat.11s. but at other times Aurell lights the day and Ryern
bncrtens the nrghL When at its closest point to Auratera. Ry
er,, provides atJout a lh1rd of the light that Aurell does.
For thousands of years. Jedi and other Force users have
speculated L11al Lhe unusually bright skies have slrengthened
Lhe light side of the Force on Auratera. \Nhife no one t1as de
ft'.'! Lively proved such a connecuon, there is no doubt that
1.11e lrght side 1s stronger than normal on the planet. Some
speculate that the connecllon is indirect as the add1t1onal
sunlight enables more plants to grow and anrmals to flourish,
vh1ch. they posit, in turn strengthens the light side.
An alternative theory centers on a pO\AJerful vergence 1n
the Force that existed before, and probably \-vas U1e cause
of, the planet's ancient drscovery According to this account,
the vergence drew a now long-forgotten Force user to the
\vorld. The Acablas vergence. as rt became known. is a site
of focused Force energy so powerful LhaL only experts in the
Force can enler the area safely. Access to the Acablas ver
gence likely attracted the earliest settlers. but the planet's
widespread hibrek tree forests and s11\1eeping green plains
naturally drew rts share of colonists. Al its height. the world
\Vas home Lo almost five mrllron beings.
Unfortunately. ancient Auratera couldn't avoid l11e dra
rnat1c power swings l11al s11\1ept through this region of the
galaxy Sometrrnes the planet was conquered. but at 0U1e1
limes 1t srmply switched sides vvhen ne1N rulers dominated
the sector. The power and mystery of the Acablas vergence
invariably drew the interest of some of the most powerful
Jed. Masters and Silh Lords dunng those eras. As such. the
vergence is virtually surrounded by ancient ruins of Jedi
Te'llples and Sith buildings. overlaying the foundations of
even older structures. See The Acablas Ruins, on page
ao. for more 1nformalron
POINTS OF INTEREST
p 111ay a~>oul
l:-ittr fJ1"'rar.tr-r5
t11r
Jf'arr1 rnost of U1cc;e po111I s of
rntere~.t oncP lhey arrrv(' arid 1n<Jke: run tac r with Ille loc.t1I
1nhauna t
h 11 ~. a'isurn111e Liley <a11 co11v111ce sor11f'IJody tu let Ik Io
l em ll1ey rrv1y also find a fev-1111i11or ncitts tn l11sto1K docll
DISAPPEARING FROM
THE CIVILIZED GALAXY
Most c1uzens of Auratcra regarded the ..-ergencc as I ttle more
than a m>'SLerrous sour<.!! of trouble, dr<r111ng aggresS1\C Force
users who then sought to ahgn the planet with thc,r po111cal
1n1erests Dunng the time of U1e Republtc. most ot the set
tiers and colonists ran farms. forestry operauons. or rariches,
exporting foodstuffs and other products to the surrounding
systems. Each successive ~var drove more res1ctenL'> awa /from
the vergence. and evenn1<Jlly off\.vorld altogether. By the lime
tile fast Sith War ended. Auratera was a ~var-torn ""reek. only
about I 00,000 beings rerna1ned. scattered 1n small co~"nc;
across the planet The forest quickly reclaimed the destroyed
and abandoned to1vns and Slr clCtures
In a bid to protect the vergence and the world from yet
another Sith resurgence and from other dark side adherents.
an lthonan Jedi I\1Clster Nareen Cale. successfully altered
the official vvilr reports to 1nd1cate that the planet was a total
loss nnd 1vould be env1ronn1entall~ dangerous for centuries
to come l his reinforced efforts to secretly reclassrfy the
systcn1 as uninhabrted and undes11able rn official astronav1
gallon charts. The ren1aining residents fully supported the
measure. having had enough violence The Jedi checkecl in
on l11e vcrgencc penod1cally, and occasionally secretly vis-
ited the disparate inhabited zones.
LIFE CARRIES ON
Tho efforts lo conceal Aurater<J'S ex1sLence largely c;11ccecdcd.
and Lhe world successfully rernained hidden lrom the Ropub
lie and the En1pire. Only Ll1e Jedi Council and a rcw select
research staff and individuals were aware or its existence, and
Liley resolved lo keep the secret to hide it from Lhe resurgent
Sitl1. Since ll1e Jedi Order was destroyed. almost no one 111
the outside galaxy knows of 1l. The towns and settlements
carry on and keep to themselves. They have only short range
sensors and limited defense. with no control of space- within
Lheir own systeni. They periodically lose residents who ~vant
to leave or travel the galaxy. Those individuals seem to have
kept the secrel intact. if for nothing more than to protect
friends and loved ones. The inhabitants ad1usted to the low
gravity and shorter than average days generations <1go anc.t
find standard gr avily Lo be a bothersome burden
111c11ls cind n11clc11l texls, rl1 lc1c11cps to lhc F\t.ibl<ls vergtric.1
arl' cas1C'sl 10 locale otitt: lllt'Y k110\-v whctl lo look tor (St't'
I 1, 1gP 80 for The Acablas Ruins l
WORLDS OF THE FORCE
.xlJS OP' POW R
DEWBRIGHT
DC'\\ll)11eht ' ln lltivr r '"iorn r ited ( il-.. C'll rour,h
I J: f'Cl(I l l r l' 1he 1111011an~ on t\ur Jtt."fa h i\>e tort~
dl dll ll( ti Lhr I 11\ l ~ to rr'-lOI n, II lO ll 'i 11 lll.lf I c;t Jll
rolu\\1n 11e ~1\h \\ Jrc. \o\ 1 Ir t11r ast \\ lr \\JS JI u.rt
I l)l)l) \l' }!"') )ec t'lert: arc <.ll I llr'" l >lie.it 1nd din
t;l r... u l11 f'i al<, 1nd dflt'll'' to nt 11lr ~1 1 1e In keeping
\\ti ILl'Ofl<lll Lr lllll Ill [1(\\lbr1ghl SllC. dhOYl' tll(' sur
fcic_e of tlil w1)rld vr PIL -.:dtl d platrorms It 1c; tucked
1r ltl a 11' t'P c l1\ r l r t hf> c l':>ter r coast of the large nland
("' ~tc..il (\l J 11 t lthor1a1's use boats and sk1mrners to
tT.3\rl tile ..,0 Hid It$ 11\ers to reacti restoration siles far
ard '"''rir ll'O~s thl' region. Devvbnght is in the southern
he111,p'1t 1c ori the oppos1le side of U1e 1\lorld fron1 the
.\c blab Ruins

ERKEERE RIDGE
Ef'k<'C're R1<Jgc s a 1llln meandenng mountain range that
S,f>hts Auratcra's la1 gest conuncnl. rorm1ng an unbroken line
bel,'\leen tile planet's noru1 and south poles. The tall. 1agged
rnounta1ns creaLl' a pronle similar to the ragged teetll or
a 1>r1n11t1ve hovv sa\\' Its most prominent tealure is Oran's
Petik, Lhc tallest n1ounta111 111 the ndge. standing llalf again
Lile ltc1gl1L ol rls lou1 closest neighbors Tl1e ndge and
Dr an 's Peak a1e v1s1 ble 1rom L11e Ac abias Rtuns. and once
pli1Yl'cl a part 111 Sith sorcery r 1tuals at un1es vvllen the ver-
gf"nce WrtS allgnccl w1t11 the dark side

RllN
ll111n is U1e cloi:,csl acllve sell lernent lo tl1e Acablas Ruins,
bul 11. 1s sllll over -:S,000 kilorneters away and 011 the olhcr
side or Lhe Er keerc Ridge ll 1s a Lown or about 8.000 be
1ngs. n1ost1y llumans and Twi'leks. It 11as no sLarport., but
1t does have landing pads for airspeeders. Hriin sits on
h1gl1 blulfs on Ll1e no1 Lh bank or L11e Hnin River. wl11ch is a
source oi lood as \"!ell as 1"later and Lransport Basic heall11
and maintenance services are available, but power is
problernatic.:. as t11e town's old. ~vater-driven generators
arc exlrcrnely temperan1ental. An elected chancello1
over'>ees 1he Lown and ts services.

SENOLORO
Sr-r J!Oro 1s Aur atcr a's largest city, with a popula
ton of ol)oUL ~o.ooo l1urnans and Duros. IL is lo
Col 1 rrght or L11e equator. on a large island like plain
rvr~~c.J lJy ll1r s1z 5tH rouncJing inland seas and Lr1eir
tvt rs I .inn~. dlld c0mpou11d~ are scaucred ll1rou t I
tl11 r1c1011 Str oloro 111~~ ~;bout d lt1lrd of l11u WD 'g 1ou.
lhce11Jl1r~lrorr1ttl'A1i111la f>u111~ ltt- ll I y,round
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~oPPCMIJt
THE SQUARE SEA SKYSNARE (RIVAL]
:> l b.. \ lilt: Cik)'>!lcl'l' 1c, <JI uer av1.in cr&uturc w1U1 a w1ngSpdr1 of up
.J t c to luu rn le 'S lac. motlle:d, blue 1vh te plumage gives 1l natu
, di l 1moull 1g<' dnd \'vnltr fciat~ers actorn the leading edges
l rn~ I ll ;:,
' of ll~ 1v1ngs It<> rou1 11m1>~ end .n powerful talons. which .
..>r't'tt ~ \ ~ t ..\c. ::ib Ru s l '1e
) s
pe
-"' ~ " lt J " ~..;e \I \t st1,11e5 Jlo"g '~Ith its long. hooked bectk. ae stark ~vh1le The crca
t <l "~ o - e>' tti.. e:u est ~~ \ \.iirs l'l lure has fou1 deep blue eyc5. t~Jo <Jt Hie top or rts head ancl
<:" - s e ,3 btir t Jnd exa... tl\ ho\~ or l\vo on the botton1 Th s al 011s tne skysnare to constantly
s1 r e\ the ground. even while 11y1ng and nav1gat1ng al high
speed Skysnares are found mainly 1n Auratera's mountain
1 anges. including on the Erkeere Ridge. bul a srnall floe K also
CREATURES AND lives near the Acablas Ruins.
HALLENGE Asrde from their enormous size. the most fnghtenlng as
pect of the skysnares that live near the ruins is their limited
3-_ vs a" :'!la e encompasses nauve creatJres supple

Force ability A skysnare can sense living creatures and po-
~ec ... o<'S!'oots o recogn zab e dolT'est cated animals
tential prey 1vh1le flying several hundred meters above the
-~ tr~ ti"e anaen: co:o"' s.s HO\\e er the Imported
ground Ho1\lever instead of simply diving and grabbing its
: "'3Ve ons s nee aoar:ed t.:: i'le ,, orlo's IO\'ler grav
prey. 1t uses the Force to pull rts target into the air. \.vhere it
-... terd to be ta ter ano thinner t"ar the,. nterstellar
catches tl wrth its talons Given the creature's natural stealth
~ ~ ~s_ a"a the\ have sma !er eyes :o compensa e for the
and camouflage while flying. it is highly skilled at sneaking
t- t" :ere ~ o~meri~
up on its prey unnoticed before yanking it into the arr.

AURATERAN REENEE [RIVAL]

- "f :J-ateran '"eenee .s one of ..,e pr mary \\Orl<1ng beasts
...sea b) ocal nhab1tan'5. The or g.rial reenee \,as genett-
:a 1 eqg ~eereo cunng the Rep..ib' c TOf"' l,l'lat 'S no\'/ a
.u-g-1.JS: soeaes to serve as a pack a('t rria Tne reenee 1s
a ro.. r...fegged beast \'< th clawed <eet able to grasp rocks.
tr.:nc".es and other footholds. It stands ore to one and a
1-a F ne:ers ta! The beast's strong thick neck ends in a ~vide.
jc:'Tled head encircled b 1 a half-dozen eyes, and its meter-
.:i11g snou: rs prehers1le Its ra11 can extend in whip-like fash-
"l from .tS normal ha f-Meter coil out to three meters.
2 10
Skills: Brawl 3. Coordination 1. Perception 2. Stealth 2. Vigi-
lance 2.
Talents: Draw Closer (the skysnare may take a Draw Closer
action. making a Brawl combat check against one silhouette
l (or smaller) target within medium range and adding O O
to the check. The skysnare may spend () before resolving I

the success or failure of the check to move the target one

r"f Aurateran reenee 1s coiiftgured for low gravity with
';".Xferare-weignt fur " shades of gray. green. and brown. It
: gr.:er 1n we gh than mar; of its cousins. but is perfectly
serv ~be on J...urarera The inhabitants still use domesti-
r:a~ed ree'iee. ou mass e v d herds run free in some of the
.ager grassy pfa1rs SJch herds formed from the thousands
o' reenee left ber "d b, t'1er o~vners when colonists aban-
OO"Ed tile planet during the arcient wars.
range band closer to the skysnare (including from short to
engaged). It may also spend () to add ':(:[. to the combat
check. If the skysnare cannot move its target to engage it.
the combat check automatically misses).
Abilities: Flyer (skysnares can fly; see page 208 in the
Force and Destiny Core Rulebook} Silhouette 2.
Equipment: Hooked beak {Brawl; Damage 4; Critical 3:
Range !Engaged!; Pierce 3), talons (Brawl; Damage 5: Critical
4. Range !Engaged!. Ensnare 3).

4 15 a a
Skills: Athletics I Brawl J Coordination 1. Resilience 2.
'.: ,r.,. v,,1?
Talents: r~one.
/
Abilities: 8e~st of Burden 4 (Aurateran reenee add 4 to
'l'\e r enc Jr~t>rance thref>hold}. Domesticable 2 (downgrade
1 ,,r JI' I of che.cks to trarr Aurateran reenee twice), Silhou-
t e ?.. rra nc:d ~AotJr. J la<Jd DD to rider's survival checks
e. r'lcJJn..,d
t,.
vn or P irol eran rl?ence)
~ 0 Pment: Prerens1le sn<JUl (Brawl Damage 2. Critical 5:
ti;:~ ~~ngagedl. Enc;nare I Knockdowr J l.d1l (Brawl. Dam
' 1Lrca '1, P.ange !Engaged!: D!sorierL 2. Knockdown) .


,
t
WORLD IN 0 PARTS
nl\' t optiv~1c a' but also
A
l
l 1 t n-. ~nt1t nt SPE'(1~ make
'l'I t e pas ib 1!\ of a th rd existing
, s 1 ti u ae'\"1or1d
HISTO,RY AND CULTURE
-,. are ~ ro...vn to I vc across the \\'Ider galaxy,
~ as d stant from the Core as Tatooine to lhe
,.. 'l~ metropo.1s of Coruscant. n1ost representa-
e sea ed rept I.an species encountered by travelers
r J"'Cestry ~o Aleer lvl nor This Inner Rim world was
~ 1 l'le A.leena during one of their long-ago expan
~ DP"odS when they embraced high Lechnolog1es and
o the ' dtterillon out\vard
""), - C1en1zens or the surface of .i\leen proper. ho~vever. have
... ,,.,e las fmv m llenn1a 1n self-imposed seclusion from
0
~of the galaxy They are alwavs welcom ng and gener-
; ~ tn their few v1s1tors. but mindful at the societal level
~ t e1r distant ancestors undertook a carefully del1ber
~:a dec1s;on to conflne themselves to a low-technology llfe
~ foe.used on family and fa 1th following a cataclysmic \'Var.
1hal war 1s main y remembered through oral histories
nd the complex pictograms that adorn the pediments of
the towering stone statues that surround most Aleena settle-
rrents It was waged between the Aleena and the subter-
ranean Kndalo 1n the early days of the Republic. long be-
fr;re hyperlane scouts from Duros discovered (or perhaps
'ed >eovered) the planet and its peoples. The human-centric
holarsh1p of the Empire has expended little effort on prob-
~; Aleen's past. but 1-vhat is knovvn suggests that at least the
Ari::na and possibly the K1ndalo. were client species of the
P.akatan Infinite Empire. though liltle evidence of any such
,,_ upat1on remains above or below ground today.
RELIGION AND
GOVERNMENT
.' i:!"l, r.if phys1c~f culture that do exist prove the Aleena
'f ' ' i-''O'>~c;c;t><f or a sophisticated and ancient way of life.
",r n r 10 a raulL the Aler~ na live 1n close-knit family groups,
-ti "I r I Jt r ore (Jrgan11ecJ into larger kinship clades known
0 > 1.a~ ~~ Ac. Alecna $((tlcn1cn1s tend to be small. a single
'.r.i~~J:> rr11gttt c01ripric;13 LhP. entire population of a village or
,Qttu l t ,, c ;rllc.1 n11 n1tiur ~ or ca( ti r.al1lko act as represen
.iti,,(' n a ptll11i>Wry .idv1<;<1ry body, which keeps in com
rn Jr,,, dlJQn Vlo r ari <'II 111our1 tld t <JUr 1ers This body elects
~' 10 c1rJ:."es lh<> Al1~111ci k1 11 g r111: ldtfl':ly cerernon 1al post is
tJ ~ 11 t hel<J by a dlst1ncu1slled prre~L. wt1os<' < )11<>1d1Jl1Ps111
1
ot '' Of hr 1r.1t1np a1 rollg1ous c.cir P1110111<:'>, ,H.trng .i<; I hu vole<!
11
r lC' AIPr-na Wllh r,111 uf lworld v1s1LcJ1S nnd 1na1rlln111111g ll1t!
-.ir<'at C,e I I .
<1 <;tc Points of Interest, page r)/; l
IL 1s a no1n1 or pride for most Aleena rhat tncy arc v1cll
a\vare lhat thesr so called pr1n11uvc hrestvle 1~ u m;1r1er of
cro1ce clnd relrg1ous faith E'ien 1\ leena young) ngs CcHI rer.1tc
the details of the comri;ict 1vilh the K1ndalo thaL 1nclircctly
'ed to t11eir ancestors' ernbrac111g a pastoral, low tect1 fife
st~ le 1n keeping with their spiritual beliefs.
THE UNDERWORLD
For their part. the b10Juminescent. plantlike K1ndalo of the
Underworld also maintain little or no contact vv1th wider ga
lact.c society D\velling 1n caverns produced by the growth
of lhe arbozo1c trees' gigantic root systems (it has been es
umated that as much as lwo-th1rds of the mass of a typical
arbozorc specimen 1s contained in its roots). the to\vering.
skeletal K1ndalo are obsessed with their own privacy Prac
lltioners of a forrn of government unknown elsewhere 1n 'he
galaxy, lhe Kindalo take no action at the societal level un-
less every single K1ndalo agrees. This insistence on absolute
consensus not only results in very few actions being taken by
the notional K1ndalo government. but also has led poli tica l
theorists and xenologists Lo speculate that the total number
or Kindalo must be quite small.
The Underworld, where the Kindalo dwell. however. 1s sur-
prisingly large. ll supports a complex ecosystem completely
separate from that of the planetary surface. to the point or
havirig an atmosphere substantially different from that 1n
which the Aleena thrive. In fact, the different atmospheres
are mutually toxic to the two species. How the atmospheres
re~a in_ e~ ti rely separate on a planet known to be seismically
active 1s 1ust one of the questions that Republic and. later,
Imperial planetologists have raised about Aleen .
THE GREAT SEAL
At some point in the distant past. the Aleena and the Kindalo
clashed in a devastating war that savv the deployment of ter
rible technological weapons. The battles that raged on and
below the surf~ ce decimated both populations. with as many
casualties attributable to the intermixing or the dual atmo-
spheres as to blasters and blades. While the reasons for this
ancient conflict have been forgotten. the ultimate result h<is
not A compact. still reverently spoken of by both peoples.
was forged The aim of this covenant was to forever scp0
rate the Aleena and Kindalo, and 1t took physic<JI forrn 1n ttie
Grea t Seal. which prevents the two wo1 Ids 1ron1 1neet111g.
Since the Underworld is a cornplex of cave1 ns th,n spre<Jd~
t l1roughout t11e upper er usl of the enl11e plc1net, till ttlrt icy
or 1l1e c; redt Seal llilS llOt!ll d SOll ll (' ol ! llUC~l 'l->Ctllllllil>ll
<11nong lhc le\'>/ gc1lc1t l 1c -;cl1oli1rs .1wc.1rl' ol 1ts ex1~te11cc, 1v1t11
nro'>l l1t>llC'v111g Lll;11 IL i. ":oo111Pho1v 11nb11ecl \Vltll the Force
WORLDS OF THE FORCE
N IQISOF~
 ~ernesses between lhe Widely separatecJ Aleena romrnur11
l ies and ho1ncsLcads. They use Lhe isolation to nbscrvf. th(
naLural worlcl and discuss their species' place In t.hc galn1y
~llhough 1nany wanderers leave behind friends and family,
ll ls not In the na ture or the gregarious Aleena to cut thern
s~lvcs off from family permanently The wanderers usually
circle back Lo home and heart~1 at least once every year or
two to check on the health and happiness of their clan mem-
bers. bless any newborn children. and enjoy a few days 1Nith
a roor over their heads.

In addition Lo their travels. these groups of wanderers

often maintain lhe colossal statues built by earlier genera
tions. Usually. this is a simple matter of keeping a passage-
way clear of debris or driving off native fauna that seek
to make their dens there. However. on occasion. as in
the wake of one of the not-infrequent groundquakes that
plague lhe planet. groups of Aleena must band together
to effect larger repai rs, usually drawing on t he resources of
nearby communities. In these cases. the Aleena communi-
t ies showcase their knowledge of engineering and masonry.
7 fol lowing the directions of the travelers in righting fallen
wl 3 Resilience 2, Vigilance 2. statues and repairing damaged features. Somet imes these
Skills: BraNat u~al Brawler (once per session may reroll any
Talents:
repairs are so extensive as to constitute practical replace-
ments of entire statues. It was these rare instances that
1 or Melee check). .
on: . :a~ Ni htvision (suffer no penalties when moving,
8

Ab1ht1es. Fi ~ting in low-light conditions or darkness), P~n

disproved earl ier theories, held by offworld xenologists,
that slated the Aleena could not have been responsible for
bui lding the monuments in the first place.
hunting, or g d more than one maneuver moving
derous (can never spen
per turn). . dy fists (Brawl; Damage 9: Critical
E uipment: Massive woo )
4.qRange [Engaged!: Concussive I. Knockdown .
\llAH VAi /If

ALEENA WANDERER [MINION] 4 15 0

mbark on quasi-spiritual
The deeply spiritual Aleena _ofte~h:m traveling from village
iourneys ivhen the mood strrkes II 'elderly Aleena gather
til village across Aleen. ~he~~ usua Y .vander the stony wil-
1n groups of !Ike-minded rndivrduals to 1
Skills (group only): Coordination. Charm. Knowledge llore).
Mechanics, tv1ed1c1ne. Survival.
Talents: None.
Abilities: Silhouette 0
Equipment: Robes. traveling pack.

WORLDS OF Tt4E FORCE

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1 1 t~ 1 c Rt>ptilillc syrnhol car 1~() into a mountains1cJe wa~.
( 'le arict ;i vrv1rt (Jcmon'>tration of the lktotch1's power
r 1rrotc111 forc5aw nol rJrily the Firrivol of lhe Republic. but
1hu1r O\'ln part 1n t.s f111.urc. and ho~v lo take advantag(' of
llttt ~J1ow.edgc
1~to1ch1 do nol all h;ivc Lre sarr1c lcvr!ls of skill ;:incl tal
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lvlcn.' v1!'.1onc; 11rnvc uohrd<Jcn an<J are not under the control
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focu~ their v1s1onr.. many feel it 1s a gift that they must use lo
tic ip ottlcr~ lktotcnt who follovJ this path sometimes become
ScC'fS. t1onorccl 1n<J1v1<l11als who are called to help others de
lC'm1ne the best course of acllon by which to arnve al a others and the extent to which other species distrust their
ticncflc1al fu1 ure motives. These attitudes provide another deterrent to lktot-
lhP Jc<h nrways t1ad an 1nlcresL rn the lktotch1 and their chi engagement in the galaxy.
Seer(, lruly skilled lktotch1 regularly 101ned the Jedi Order
However, their precognitive abilities can land them good
r,/rr the m1llcrnia l he Jcdt were also fascinated by the abll
jobs 1n areas where they are a natural advantage. Some lk
lly of most nl tt1c species to engage with the Force Lo at toLchi rnake excellent pilots. with incredible reaction times
lrast <,orne dcgr(:c. anet were equally puzzled by the rapid
compared to most species. Recruiters for dangerous jobs
cllrn1n1sh1nent of their conneclion to the Force after leaving
and positions often favor lktotchi. figuring their abilities
uv1r ho1ncwo1 lcJ provide them with increased personal safety. Yet. whi le Lh 1s
Tt11~, loss ol a naltJral power or supporting instinct discour might work for a while, lktotchi tend to avoid a job com-
;ig1J<J mnny lktotchi rrom leaving their world for long periods pletely when they detect future trouble. Since not all events
11( t rnc Tho\,e of lesser ability round their trips away from occur exactly as they do in a vision. most would rather not
l~cir plcir1ct to be less disturbing. Those of greater abil1Ly risk the danger.
rn1'1t'L no11c1 ttlc los!. or power, but they were often able to Such attitudes came to the fore when lktotchi began re
karn lecl1n1qucs to overcorne the problem turning to their homeworld during the Clone Wars. and es
Ihe lktolchi are well aware of the attention and distrust pec1ally upon the declaration of the Empire. Their visions
'ht1r powers can bring. While they may use them lo avoid revealed the terrible treatment they and much of the galaxy
ric.r~orial 1ro1;ble. they arc wary or others who seek them would receive under the new Emperor. though most, cun
~t. with requests to sec or somehow determine their fu
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ously, did not anticipate the sudden collapse of the Republic
t JuJ Bus1n1>55 leaders, entrepreneurs. government officials. and the Jedi Order. The same dark side effects that hindered
ff rJ rn.111y 1riore come to lktotch seeking advice Some have the Jedi likely did the same to the lktotchi.
11 cir1 1 J to IPss lriendly rnPlhods. such as kidnapping or
The lktotchi were less surprised when the Empire opted to
tio <1ec laking, lo lorre talented lkt0Lch1 Lo foresee sign1fi blockade their world rather than risk much contact bet~veen
"it v1111, Of c.ours1., s11ch rnclhods arc often 1neffcctive,
1 1 Imperial personnel and the world's inhabitants. IVlost lklotch1
' (11Cl' 1', rr11P,hl slinply foresee 111e atlernptcd subterfuge also rind it a safer option. A few have sLarted to seek out
ir l ,,f.'(: ~rep<; l<J <.1vo1d 11 or 1urn 11 Lo their acJvantagc. Suell
<l1H 1r ult 11 1 I ,, Rebels and olt1cr Imperial opponents. sensing tllcit anolt1er
, '' ltJY<, 1llW<1y', be<n parl of lklol.ch l1islory anu arc
fh1 111 w o I change in Lhe galaxy might be forLhcon11ng 111 the next tew
J 11.r u;1vP l<J off wCJrldcr'>. years or decades lklotchi away frorn lktotcti arc not prohib
1ted fro1n !raveling within the Ln1p11e bul ll1ey tend to <.!rCl~v
CULtURAL CAUTION ra1 rnorr tilc111 Lhci1 ltlir s11;.11e ol llnpe11al s< 1ut1ny.
AND RESTRAINT
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computers contain ng llvperspace data In front or tl1fl tower 1s
r"lonurnent 10 lost nav1g(lto1s, a n1ass1\ <.> carbon te staLlie oi
3 Empress Tela 1s ec;se11t1a if one g.ga111r u!'Dan spra-1 'Jlost
the ancient unnancd ratnnrr ll ol 1he Coruscant1 family th al
~gedl\ hlazed the Koros lr11nk Line on a generation ship.
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LEGENDARY SITES
l\lany Tetans take. the Oel Droma Epics as their system's lit
e:-a\ 1~story. spurring fruitless expeditions for ancient battle-
g"ounds and relics from a lost age of heroes.
IRON CITADEL
~ mas.s1ve stone palace named for its iron battlements. the
Iron Citadel was once home to the crovvn of Keros Major It
\\as thought impenetrable, having repelled invasions and in-
fi tratrons by the Republic, the Jedi Order, the Mandalonans
and the Sith Only the Krath were able to take the c~tadel
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" and only thanks to betrayal from within. The Krath used it a~
a command center from which they directed their crusade
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- to wipe out the Jedi
The locals believe the Iron Citadel once stood 1n the center
of the modern Royal Palace. where a large block of twisted
iron rests as a monument to legendary days. A small mi
nority claim the citadel is beneath the spires of the Royal
District, still visited by remnants of the Krath within the royal
FCINNll
hloocl 1ne Others bl?I e trir P.~pur; . oe-;rJjed the 3dc
while rf.li:IY.1ng rt:c> cyscerr fro~ t e Kra ,. 11~st r; -s 'Je Err
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t. CREATURES AND
CHALLENGES
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TETAN GUARD [RIVAL]
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members of its system defense force for a spo~ on the Teta~
Guard. The guards are responsible for the secu,.. r:.:y of tr.e
palace and the ruling family. To a esser exte"[. trey proect
the entire royal bloodline a1d tha~ of a"~ -;::[a'1 'IOO e As
~varnors, they are fea,..less v-1hen defend "g Jieir eaders" p
and as investigators they are nreless a~ see:-J1g J~s: ce for
those \Vho threaten the secunty o~ the ..,..etan eh~e
12 1 1
5
Skills: Bra\'.JI 3. Coercion 2. Cool 3. Disc phne 3. Rar,geo
(Light) 2. Ranged (Heavy) 2, \i1gila'1ce 3
Talents: Body Guard 2 {may perform a Bod)' Guard 'Tlaneu-
ver once per round to protect one engaged al ~ St..f'er 2
strain; all combat checks targeting ally until the start of tne
Tetan Guard's next turn are upgraded t\vice J.
Abilities: None.
Equipme.n t: Ceremonial blaster rifle (Ranged (Heav~ t. Dam-
age 9: Cnt1cal 3; Range [Long]; Stun setting), ceremonial ai-
mor (+ 2 soak. + I defense). binders. comlink
MINING GUILD ENFORCER [RIVAL]
Th~ tvllning Guild is one of the single most pO\\'erfLll organi-
zations on Empress Teta. \Vhile it L1ses subte po itical rna-
neuvenngs 1n the rarified halls of the planets govenm t
on the streets it enforces its authority \\th
to'-'a
oh no l\'IOUa
,en,s
who can be as brutal as any mobster
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Skills: Brawl 2, Coercion 2. Discipline 1, Street\\ ise ) \'1o 1
lance 1 b
Talents: Loom (\i\lt1en an all) engaged \Vlth the l\hn 'lt; Gliild
Enforcer makes a 5Uccessful Charm. Deception 01 \: ~cotin
t1on ct1eck. add t) t) to the 1.hec.k) '"
Abilities: None
Equipment: t;plke<i "-nuL"-le glo\'es (Bra\\ I, Da111age 5. Cnti
c. 11 ., Ri1ngt: llngc1gcdJ \ 1( 1ous I). leather iacli.et ( + 1 soak)
con1l1nk. Guild 1nc111bersh1p
WORLDS OF THE FORC
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ffi?:' f years t;ier 111 respc,se EO t ,rnc;:; o$ a Se~ra t
d SC'J: r-ry ll'C fA?. '~< Tr.<J <nr u.:nt an ef e Wf'I r.~,., o'
AJir rQQpr:rl') 1i. rJ1t".it~i:e. Trie ,,., fl uated ~base .a~.d
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PEOPLE AND CULTURE

Tht 1 1 <tL-'O ~(J O~!:.JJS ;;s nali;g b-=>..e: rr.e ,, tJJra cener
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LOST PARADISE
DI' p c 11 ! "' cgcd 1rr1pc1rt.-11(r ot CY.'..JS ,1, wr- Jedi OrrJr.r
I r '' JU .and . r1f Y! r1r P':rtr;;p<, bf.;cai;<;.(: ol th< Or 1
t>rornti E.plc r.ldlrn t~' r ''1:l 'HJC1fr; rJ<1:C:~ d',1royr.a th<: plan
r appro1lmc1te y lo ir .1101> .'1n<l yr"' ;,t''J LcP.' rd CJ<:.cnr1e<i
r 1 havoc 1n de1.a1 e<,prc 1:il/y lh{; v1r,rld'-: '!YO' 1Ja1.1on The
Jrrl hcid f.LLfr Wfl<r1tr1!~ ,,, tt11;: r.orn ng c.;,t.aclytrn ~flr1 v1t:re
nnly iole LC> ';r1vt, ri frrict1c>r1 <Jf Lt1r pnr !.:IC:'.'> arlJldr r ,,,
rrl{Y.l 1rnporu.ir11 rchc' m;,rtc 1l ro lh' Jedi Tcmplr ,,,, i..r1r..;:,
' 1n1 "'(j r11:,1rt1y I 11. (,r.;;1 ion
MODERN HISTORY
f ;; I ? <JO:> 1 c.ar pct od, \lh c::h Ult 1 rn::i1e a near rnanda-
t< r I fll ff ;n:sge te ,,,, Jedr of that era Jed opera r-; a l)'.g
I'; Perlr:m .,n Tra1e P.<> ,fn <ire t::i:rJ to ti.a .e gone '> (;: SJS
for ur 1Jr: OPDOrt.un' es t<J t.ra n :nde; othe 'A.a ,:er> 3,d
rantfrr'ip .,le., v1irlr:.r l1l"ll of the Force
YSANNA
/VJ.<JrtJ.r P. llJ le:~end, 11; at fe'll Jf:rJ S,;,. ve(} rie Cror Suoer-
n<, Ill!: t;;,r1flrr.l 'f,(51'lhcr UJ r,1;r 1r1e li"f: 1as. .-1aste1a"d Oss..is
h::i1J bewrr 0,,., mll r;r.n ,,., 'll'r 11~ re nor hr.:maf! ;>opu1a
L1or q1itr l'I / r11r!<J r,,Jt, Lr:'. r1.Jr'laf':, beOJrne tne rioal Ys;:ir r1a
;, P,.roup tA nf:ar-r1umans v11tr a h a.r perce11tage of Force us
r:rs ;,rnr)na, hr~rn Their '.'.harr1ars. r.ncr11n ac; storm sheprterds.
1Jr:f1nr~r1 the For(r,: a:> a 'l>t' or atl3v1srir m.3gir.. The tnbes stiff
hte nr.:at thr: r~1ec, therr ancestors vnce took shelter w1ch1n,
farrf11flfl thr~ n1tro~(:n rich <:01 of the /alleys near che Eocho
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POINTS OF INTEREST
h'p O:;sus is al tJ(;<..f a rJ11v~~tatecJ ruin pla~i;nrJ by hghl
W nine sto1rns. ttio (J<~I Drr;rna i:.picc-,
t: "II 11- f}ff!at
rJE:w :> - nurnb<:r
r' , 1tcs Lh;)l wurc: onr:e rintral to I he .J<:dl Or<Jer 1he';<; l<Jr.a
install;itiCJns Y1ilh spires of solid gold. The legends mention
arc.h1val rollcct1ons. classrooms. read1~g areas. 1nfor-
;(;'lf:tal
rn;,1ion Y.1oc;Y.s. and housing, an<l tl1ey even describe some
I '>:1 l1avc lone br.:en f(J!,l, and If they SIJll Cl.iSI. ror f.:'/er t:llSlcd areas in dc:ta1I Whtie counlless old maps and floorplans cir
ollJ ,t,ey (JO so as 1uirt5. culalc ;;roun(.l ttrc; black market. many trace back to a long
de;:,cJ c.on artist named Skavak
GREAT JEDI LIBRARY HALL OF KNOWLEDGE
1he 1fall or Knowfe>dgc was the rna1n ubflc area or Lhe C1cc1t
J JI I ft rar y rh( hundfnds of thousands of da1.c1c ~1rds 1r1 the
~~I ~u:,. >i-JJCJ c onl<un ancient star charts Jedi tc-.:ts, ~:<1
to
r~(~'" hlstori<" for thoui:;ands ol worlds. clll(l phllosopl11c ti
ti , IS!l)
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CHAMBER OF ANTIQUITIES
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'rJl ilOf'ltt'd l111d Sll kr >l t hu o1ost L1casurcd anrl <liJn~er
i11u1t 11,.cJ w11t1111s, ,111<1 I
aus 1te1ns 1n the enli1 e hbrarv T1\'0 levels belo1v ground. the
r.hnn1be1 1\aS a l<ll)~ nnth of roo1ns and vaults dl's1gned to
protect its \'Jluablc contents \ 1s1tors ,,ere seldom pe m1tted
Into the chan1ber '''htcll 1vas on1~ accessible by t1\'o hits fro111
lhe hrst suble\el.
GARDENS OFT' ALLA
The gardens \\ere nan1ed for an ancient Jedi t\ laster of the
Ill\ th1cal. Lreeli"e ~el.I species. 1vhich lived on Ossus s rarest
n1oon According to the epics Jedi t-.1aster T'alla constructed
the gardens and then planted herself at their center transforr11-
1ng into a tree. TI1e gardens. specificall) the tree thought to
be T'alla 1\ere a ravoreo place for contemplation b~ \is1tors
TI1t~ gardens gre1' over the millennia, and included vast hedge
n1a es and colorful no1verbeds. There 1vere greenhouses '"'here
the Jedi '\griCorps gre1\1 and e."Xperin1ented 1v1ll1 plants. Jedi
~laster.- v1s1t1ng 1v1th Padal'~ans favored the rock gardens. 1nspi
ration 101 the t-. luntuur Stones of Coruscant For more phvsical
t 1ain1ng \JL)ranans often taught courses outdoors. \l\ here old
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IMHAR CANYON
0,.. a ie\\' a ... s all\ fron ~re Grea Jedi L1bral)', this great
1.a;1~ on 1...as ion t ~ a 11eD\0 k of subl"'lerged tunnels. The
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aquattc Je.. l\' "'S .e ~nsi:a"' 11ad offices near the surface but
he spent n-1\ s 01 s ,.,,e deep r the tunnels. \\!here he f-Jad
a small ten p t Snn e belie\e /'\laster Anstak and his stu-
alleged!~ riddled \\ tr Cl"\'Sta ca\ es a1d one OE.ah -~
dents cou1d ha\e Su \ea the Cron Supernovae. protected -
to the Eye of Ashlanae a PO\\er-\.1 \e gence. Knossa Su
\Vtth.n the deep ca\e1 '1S
port. i,.vhich reseMbled a sora1vhng pron~enaae 1 "a::'(X: .
l\ las. e An Si.all. s temple had three caverns. The firsl, and around Agom l\1ounta1n 1..-as or g:1a 1~ bu t ti'.> S1.1t'pD-
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la 6eS'. ,,as ar a1 c.h ve that 11eld deHcate items that 1vere cre-
ated b1 aquat .c species and could not be preserved 1n open
air ~L a'so had ~ "l'lOte access that al101ved fast con1munication
bet\ee r 1e Great Jedi L1brarv and its undenvater branch.
The second chamber was a small praxeum \'here aquatic
Padal'.~ns could train comfortabl~ Finall\ there \vas l\1aster
,.\nstak s vault. \\here he kept. created and experinen ed
with Force artifacts related to underi.ater endea\ ors.
KNOSSA
One of the fe\\' c1ues on Ossus named '''1thin the epics. the
stone and bronzium city of Knossa \',ith its squat don1es sat
tngh in the ,..,.estern Eocho l\iounta1ns The mountains \\ere
grin1s v1s1t1ng the nearby Eye of .-\sh.anae
JEDI PRAXEUM
Created to house Jedi p:'g:ims to the E~e of r\S -r~
Ossus Jedi Praxeum becan1e a soJrce of "1-0\\ ~~ '
s1sta1 ice for those Jedi d.e'e"a1rg the oppresse\l: ' -
lhe Rim For a t.Me the p a\'eu!Y' conta nee &e :Y~ ~
co ectJon of Jed' i<..:10'\ edge ,., <he foon of scr~ - "-J' )'.!"
and other artifacts .Jed II. taste OdanLJf rece.'~ =
ing there under Jed l\lasi.e~ Oo oo. \\!101112ri3,,-'ect
until his death aunng the Ci ea< H~ perspare \\
1ng of Jedi Pada\\'ans cont "1ued .:t tt.e PfCi\t.--
tt,..: 1S? 1d years until the Crzy S. oemova~ ~~
Tne 0ss1 1s P a\'.eun1 \\'as a "'~nered ;..gs
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\li1bo. ~>~ 1t1c 1111flil Ei11d \Vlc;(iotn 01111r Jf'dt c>rdrr l\ulll
llcp t ht rtons ol un ()ldc 1 !;Ith ~111111(1 , t110 It\111plt l'Vd"
,01111)111 it!or JLddcrnv rnhl JIV ht'.1dQU lll('f.., 111cl holv " '
trulnid 111
''Ill fl' \ OUllf pl pll 'l'tlfT oc 1o<,, t I1r: P,d I 1 V \"C'tl'
lhc> 1\J\ ol till I 01 l' l 1kC' Ille It cit 111>11)!,('IV(\C.,,
11'1.! ll'l'lJllP 11<; ({lr tfllClfl)O, tllH'I \\J\al l'Vt'lll tlli lll!JldC! \\1Cl
i.i11oudl cl 111 'Tl\ trry Onlv a SL lcct 101v 11011 j (;, l Ji 1vcrc cvcr
alh.>1\C'U II lO ll1Jl llclrll\\''led SPCIC(', anrl CV('ll then only Oil ii
\ ('~ li!lllh d l>Cl'JI!;
HISTORY
ror .i t1111e lJt!lore l11c rise of lt1c Gal;.icllc RcpulJlrc. thr
dre(1ded S1L11 don11n<llt?d tl1e galaxy During lilts t1111e. tt1c
S1Ll1 ll1111l a sll11nc con1plcx atop a 111ountarn on Co1 uscant as
a sign 01 l11c11 g18<1l power. The sl1n11e stood black and n1e11
c1c1ne (lgn111s1 Ct)1 u~cD11l's sky an 11 nplied thrcal to anyone
wl10 \\IOuld <:>lC-llld ;Jg;unsl tile Sith dominion. until the Jedi
lr11<l s1eg<' to 1L and burnc>d it to its foundauons V1lllh the Sith
ro11tl'd lrorn Coruscanl and lhe11 corrupt sl1rine little n1orc
Llla11 a srr1ok1ng c1a1c1. the Jedi Order decided l11at they
1\lould stn111p ou1 t l1e 1nen)o1 v 01 the S1llfs legacy on Cor us
cnnL. Over 111e fou11daL1011s of tile ruined S1t11 slu inc. tile Jedi
laid ll1c loundauo11s or Llleir 01vn g1and ten1plc 111 an altc1npt
Lo l1111y llH' Sitll, sy111boltcally al least. once and ro1 all.
Ov0r the follo1v111p ccnuu ies. tile Jedi Te1nple slowly
tool< 101111 r11r 1u1ned roundauons or the Silh shrine were
slt'dClrly builrd 1Jc11catl1 layers of plasteel and ferrocrete
as c1 n1,Jss1ve flat topped ziggu1a t \'Vas built around tl1e1n.
l l1f' 111ou11la111's interior was l1ollowed out and pacl<ed wil11
hundrrds of cl1an1bcrs and grand l1alls connecLed by un -
counted k1lo1nete1s or broad corridors. l1nportant Jedi art
unrl ,ir lilaLIS were brought to the temple r101n all across the
glllcl\V. and records fiorn L11e lost Great Jedi Library were
installed in tile nevvly built Tetnple Library The ziggurat 1-vas
cro1v11ecj by five tall. slender to1vers: one al each (Orner and
one. 111credibly tall and graceful. 1n the center directly over
l11e site of the shrine.
\\'itll the co111pret1011 of tt1e towers. tile Jedr Council
111cn1be1 s left 111ei1 Lernporary lodgings and installed then1
selvt~s 111 tllcir nc1'\' pe1 rnanent home in Lhe To1-ve1 of First
K1101vlcdg<. 1 llc Jedi 01de1 1\1as novv hrn1ly entrenched on
Cor11scan1. Over 1llc centuries, L11e lortunes ol L11c Jedi
Tt!l11J)IC IOllOl\'CU those or ! Ile Jedi Order The strucl Lii c
ol Ulf' 11eg111a1 co1111nued to grow, spreading ove1 11 10
~urroundine or<'.i .ind increasing strc:it1ily 111 sla lurt' and
e or y So111r.t rr1ll!S 111ouc;c1nds of Jecl1 lived ulld vvo 1keLi 111
1t1r ti 1npl 11nd .it oll111 l 1n1r.'), t1 n1e1 (' lltlnd[ul \\lt'f 0 IL'fl
to lcnd lu t11Q ':;\'~11111<, .111c1 stand 1\1.:11.cll ovc 1 till' ernply
lldlls 11111111 ~ lv 111< 1u11sLa11t h111ld111n :iricl t'\)
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111lt 1101 DI ll1< lt111pl0 V\'d~ c.i 111 a1i llki WlrJt'll I 'I
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llD\tlCatr It WU lJOUl il llulo1111p .l \\'15t'Sl 1flr [llllld
POWERFUL VERGENCES
NDUr OI" POIWa
I tlO I <n1pl<> <;fl!V0.rl <JS I Ill' ()peratlonc11 1Hld c l
1 Plr1tua1 1
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,111 ilr l er., or 1llP Je<h Order for 1ust over a tho
f) 11 r 111 n tl)r Clon~ W.ire.. the Je<l1 Co1111tll r<in v
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111 r1 tilt' 111r1ss1vr 1n11itdrY commur11ci'J11onc, roorn le.ca P.rr
fr~v floor!<. 1J11low ll'IJ
1n11cll lflOlll
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Ilil.11 c;ull C'rn.111<1ted rom I 11e ..>llh v1 rg<nt( the Jc<J tg-1
. . ' '~re
al>IC' LO -,ce. the. trec~c:hcry "".<J evil or fJ,1rth Sicliou~. Who ~"
dJily in 1hell rn1clst 111 hrs guise rJ', CJ1t1ncc.llor Palpiltrnl! I tro,
the cre<'p1ng 111fluence of I he.: vcrgC'nrC! over the rr l wa,
11 en'l1:irti
as niucll tis the schemes or Dart, 1 ,)1rJ1ous Lh;it lc<J
i.. c.
downfall of tile Jedi. Trrc Sith influence wcakcnerJ lh hP
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c1nd Jllowcd pllysical and spiritual shortcomings to~~~:
1
Uiroitgliout the order like a cancer By Lhe tirne Dar&Srd
rn,idr hrs final play for control of the galnxy, he had but
gently push. und the entire Jedi Order collapsecl l.ke ah
or snbacc cards.
POINTS OF INTEREST
The currenl conditions within the Jedi Temple are unkrOi
AfLer Lile purge of the Jedi Order. the site ~'las refashionea
l11c new lrnperial Palace. The glory of t11e old temple now 11e
on only in fragments of dala left in forgotten archives arll
U1e memories of those few Jedi and Force adepts \vho surv ~
Orde1 66. Tt1e points of interest presenLed belO\'>' describee
Jedi Temple as it was before tl1e fall, bul the e\1stence of these
places today can neither be confirn1ed nor denied
JEDI ARCHIVES
The Jedi Archives once held all of the Jedi s ~nowledge
l1istory and even. it \o\Jas suggested. the sum tot1t oi al. gat
lie knowledge. Constructed in the first years 01 Jedi resKie ~
on Coruscant. the Jedi Archives 1nit1all\ held \Vhat 1e1\ llO
books and artifacts \Vere evacuated fron the old Great ,
Library on Ossus. Located near the sun1n1it of the ter
ziggurat. the Archives \vas a huge cruc.1torn1 chamht
stories tall and centered around an ornate rotunod 11 ~
1
rnain branches of the chan1be1 held tens 01 n1! 10'\) 0
books, datapads. and ancient tzil11et5 CO\e11ng e\el\
able subject The central rotunda \\JS tl1e .arn pub '
reached via the Archiv0s' rna1n entt ,11K t' ' contoirt"j
IO\\ls or data Lei n1inals, stud\ ca1 r{lfs, a id,, l t>ntr 11 t:_':,
desI\ SlCI rrCd b) lhe head 1lbr .:lt'lill1 \ $S1..'t 1~tt' r"l ~ ~I \ '
od by JN GG and SP Lt ddl<l nndl\ $1\ d101d<> "''L' l ''
. . lht' ' 1'
llCdl (lf1d org;;inized anci helpt~d \'i\1trngJl'l1 ' ,,.~ ,1\
dtlti lt'S0(11 cli. Tl1e Ar('hivl'S .11s~) 1,\)1lt.11111d !I hll ,~ 1
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\V,IS <ll'~l10\ Cti Ill Ill cfilll t to l\tpt~ lhl' r Ol I '
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ROOM OFA
, THOUSAND FOUNTAINS
..oc.;tcd 1n 1he Lcrnplc's First Knowlcctgc Ouar
er 111c Roon1 of a Thousan<l f-ounta1ns vvas a rnas
1,r: seven-story gr cenhousc f)tHIL .is a meditative r"' 't'.:il for
Jedi v151t1ng or working :n lhe t1~rnplc Design eel by a <adfc
of c;uorcrnely talented l>otar11s1s and art 1s<1ns. 1hr> re.1 was
packed with exotic flor;i nncJ faunn lrom ac.ross thc galaxy
T~e w;irrn, hurn1cl, and crninently con1forl(lblc sp,1rc)
smellccJ of flowers. flll!cnery, ancl r 1cti. wel soil Dense cops
es ol gricn an<J golcJcn leafed lrPes. lush grc:cn ::ohn1bs and
(\lclS~l'S, lowcnng IJrorneltad~. drtci flowrrs Of evcry COl1C(.'IV
.1ti1e shcip1~ ;1ncJ c..olor llll<'cJ lite soar1nr grcenllouse Cou111
.. le~.> t11rd1,, bu1trrll1c>s. ancJ 1r1sccts fl1uecJ abouL. while the
con!.t1nt butil1l111g ol !>rooks. chrJLlo1 or lounLa1ns. and rush
ol ~ha llow w1terl<ills provided a sool111ng, aln 1os1. 11ypnouc
r,our1dslapc: lo acco1npdny 111c n<.Jlu 1al tJeauly
Walk111e pell h:. ol dir l, er u<it1cd grave: I. and 01 nale c111 <;lone
tr1s,no.,c:cf lllC! lloor of lt1P 100111. <)nci rr1c11an111es and ca l
walks ollcrccl a r.enc~ o( Plcvolcd v1ew1ng Lcr races BC>ncl ll'S
arc1 srnall ga1!l>o!:. were sc:altPred th1ougtio111 the sacr>,
p1ov1d1ne cornlortable placls lor rest, med1tat1on. a11cJ
, l1cnr11y eat11cri11gs. rhe vast dornC:' of tile. ccll1ng conLatnecl
a SCit11r.t1cat1:d holoproJection su1Le progrorn1ncd to s11nu
.itc anay 1.111c1 nlgltl c;ycle c.ur11plete witl1 sunrises, suns(>ts.
Ul1Jt1;d clouds. and the 111et 1t :,k1es ol a hundred worlcJs.
lh( Room ol a l housancJ Fountains sc>rvc<J the Jedi as a
1
r mulu ui;" s<Jce. /\tong with rncdilallon ond relax
11 1 11 w.15 u.i;:d for quiet rneellngs, exerr1sc. biology 1n
If' on ,,n(I Pven llettr,r..ibPr tra1r11ng. IL 1s prcsurned L11al
I P',Orl'i or ,,
I hOU'ifJll(J lounla1ns WfJS hevvlly darnag('d
, l'J ' 1011d !JL1rinf1 lht r>Uf'f'I' or the J0di al tile end ol thc
1I l/v , '
ore,, tJu1noH1111r,1, known ;1IJOUL its ultlrntJ le lotc.
TEMPLE DETENTION CENTER
As ii was cJes1encd t.o hold sornc or Lhe mosL powerful Force
use1 s In the~ galaxy. I hl' Detention Center was built from corto
sis rc1nrorcccJ rJu1acrcLc shcalhcd with rare Force resislanl al
loys, Its c.Joorways wcr( sealcc.J by blast doors and shield gen
c1at.ors, ;incJ <1 ray shield genera Lor sealcc.I the whole cornplcx
ofl lrorn Lile surroundl11g quarter. The lnncr coll blocks of I.he
Dctenl ion C011 Ler were Ihe rr1aximum sccuriLy cells, designed
to cletain powc1lul Sllh and fallen Jccll Outer cell blocks were
1ncd1un1 and lowsecurlty wings designed Lo l1old criminals
who were 1101 I orcc users ancl those Jedi and apprentices who
had IJrOkC'n one of 111e orcJer's rnany laws.
TEMPLE PRECINCT
/\l!>o known as the Tcrnplc Districl. the Temple Precinct was
an adrn1n1strrJLlvc cJlsLricl surrounding the Jecli Temple on
C.oruscdnl Composed of do1cns of Ctly blocks, lhe precinct
was controllerJ Jointly by the Jedi Council and the GalacLtc
Republic J\ busllinr,. constantly busy region . the p1 ec111ct
llelcl 111ilny lrnporl<Hll r.overnrnPnl buildlngs, hundreds of pri
v<tlC' rcsldenti<ll block!,," vast enter ta111r11enl cJ1st11c l, tl sn1<1ll
c1 n1uc,cun1 and c~ducallon d1slric.l ded1calecl to Lhe h1story ol
1Jot l1 UH (,n J,1c1 le f~C'p 11 hllL <llHI the Jedi Order. <111cl ((Jl1t1llcs-;
Sllli111 C:Otrlll)C'I tlal dist1 ic L'> ( dlC r l11g l.o LIH' LdsHs .111C.I llCC'ds
of lltl' wcrill hV lll ll<'cllltral'> Wl10 CdllecJ ~Ill' -;ecto1 honlt'
TIH 11111plc i>1u1 l11cl sufltr0cl llt 1dVlly c.lurinr. lhe '>l('t~t' ol
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llllt't ly cl1<,t1nvod Mo.t nf tlH 11slc.ll11t'. lled Lht 11eh11ne.
r1lorit wlllt l>u,1111",<i ow111t .. i111d 111ll 1 tt 1111t'1 s lod 1y the pr1
1 1t11 I 1:, !llu11 I111('1\i q11ht ind !'.ip<11'Ci1ly 1nhc1llll1.?d
POWERFUi. VERGENCES
 TEMPLE SPIRE
I IH' ll'lllpl0 Sp11a \Vi'!~ tile talhst 0f tllr 11vt' sp111'S tl1fll
c 101~11ed llH J0d1 1c1npl0 on Co111sc,;111l 1\lso c,1f11rl 11<111
qu1111v Sp11l'." the Tl~1npli' Spire 1vns built In till' 11'11!1'1 ot
the Jedi TC'1n1es roo1, eq111cJ1s1ant 110111 its rn111 'ilJl,lfft'I
s1hllng~ l-01 t 11l' 1housanll years ol 11 s t'\ISI t 1H; l', t 111 spll t!
1vc1s C1.111s1tlered nrnong th1' llollcs1 site!\ In till' Jt'd1 !tn1ph
lt 1va~ hltcd 1\lilh ln1pr gallcnc., dep1c1111t1 lilt' t~lo1 io11'i l11s
to1~ ot tile Jedi 1111nosa1cs. 1ap1'sl1IC's. ,111d 011i.1tl' ~c1llp
I lll l~ 1nstall<ll IOllS l l1esc gallr1 iPS WCI(' Vl<'IVl'd lilt Ollf!lt
1ranspa11st1't'l l u1bolHt tubrs th.ll 1.111 1l11ougl1 11111cl1 ol
l lle to1\le1, laking vis1to1s to and fto1n lfH' l1npo1 l.inl kvl'IS
at lhe top
At l llc apex or the sp11 e, 1vhicll stood 111ore l l1.i11 .i f\I
lo1110te1 abo\e tile surrounding len1plc Precinct. \.Vet t' cl
11un1be1 or 11npo1 tant halls dnc1 chan1bers. f'\1any we1 c given
ove1 to 1neclilal1011 and con1e1nplauon or I Ile Jedi's place
\\Ill h1n the universe 1vll1le others were rnect111g roorns. 1<.'C
tu1e halls. a huge 111tcraclive holon1ap roon1 that acted as
both a planetarium and a repository or counllcss galactic
charts, and even a mode1 n milttarv command and control
center built during the Clone \o\,ars.
Above these chan1bers \'vas the Veranda. 1vhich consist
ed or three rnultilevel v.1ngs 1utting out from the sides or
tile to~ver supported by buttresses. The Veranda housed
a VIP hangar that could handle light ship and speeder
traffic carrying dignitaries and important Jedi, the Hall of
CURR
Knighthood 1vhere Pada1vans took their vows and became TH
full fledged Jedi Knights: and dozens or private med ila
Lion rooms, 1-vhere Padawans spenl the week before their Tim
knighling ceremony in deep con templation
AL the very summit of the Temple Spire was l11e Pinnacle
Roo1n. a round chamber with a dorned ceiling and walls
dominated by massive arched windows. Within this room
were kept the rnost sacred documents of the Jedi Order,
some or which were rumored to date from lhe Order's
founding. The Jedr Council also held meetings in this room.
and by the time of the Clone Wars, it was the group's pri-
mary meeting place

CURRENTS
OFT ETEMPLE
Today. the Temple Spire is occupied by Emperor Palpatine as
his seat of po\ver Passersby still see lights in the 1Nindows of
the Pinnacte Room, 1AJhere it is presumed that the Emperor
~olds court w th his lapdog \''ader and his simpering pack of
courtiers and favor-seekers.
Dunng the fall of the Republic and the purge of the Jedi
Order, the temple l"as besieged and occupied by the 501 st
Legion. As the 501 st laid its siege. rhe fallen Jedi Ana kin Sky-
~alker led an elite force of clone commandos into the temple
to slaughter everyone 1vithin. Despite brutal close-quarters
fignung. the temple and the area around it survived the fall
'.lf the Jedi To cement his dominance over the galaxy and the
destruction of the Jedi. the Emperor moved into the temple
a rrost immediately and declared it the new Imperial Palace.
Dunng the months that followed, Imperial agents scoured
1
~ ler'iple or all traces of its former occupants. The numerous
~t;;r Jes. pa1ntngs. and tapestries recording the Jedi's proud
story \'.ere destroyed, replaced with statues of the Emperor
:1d ar dedicated to the glory of the new Empire. Palpatine
"'JJra his
.;iu a quarters Into Lhe old Tranquility Spire. which stood
l0p the Palace, and held court in the Pinnacle Roon1.
The Jedi A I
i:Viay by trr re lives VJere looLed, Lhe data held within spirited
1 nega Llve errects are left Lo the G<J rne lvlaster's disc.relion,
~ua1 d Perial S~cur1ty Bureau agents for study and even~
'he d;_s1t ruction rhe seer els held within the Archives led Lo
~d 1is or c
or)(j ''>the di ~unuess Jedi and. Force sensitive 1nd1v1cJ11Jls,
aoa r<i(ihtJ SC:Ovcry and destruction of rnany h1dde11 ternples
'lany t 01 ~ Jedi artifacts 1ound 1n the temple 1nclud1ng
5
U>er >tudy ~~;is. Were destroyed, \Vere locked a1AJay lor fur
Year Of"- ound their v~ay onto the black n1arkel. Wit11111 a
a u ie te1np1 .
lrace or lh 1 es conversion to the Imperial Palace. barely
e ormer Jedi 1nhab1tants remained.
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TH CORUSCANT
VERGENCE:THEFUTURE
IN MOTION
\\'hen rile Sl!h b111ll llle11 s/11inc 011 Co1uc.cc1nt. llley
die! so over a powerful light side vcr gene r' rl1 is cfec.1
s1on 1vas rnade 1n an atten1pt Lo corrupt thC' ver
gencc and use its po1Ner to fuel dark ntc<; Thc11
plan \Vorked to a point, and by the nmc the Jcdr
took Coruscant and pulled the shrine down. lhc
vergence had become corrupted with dark side
energies. The Jedi were well aware of the dark
side corruption of the vergence, but believed
they could reverse the process and return the ver
gence to the light side. Thus. they built their new temple
atop the foundations of tl1e old Sith shrine.
Unfortunately. the Jedi were wrong on bhis accounl. Even as
they built the temple, a small portion of lingering Sith corrL1p
tion infused its foundations. That hint of dark side influence
1nay have been enough to cloud the Judgment of the Jedi, leav
ing them vulnerable to the manipulations of Darth Sidious.
CORUSCANT VERGENCE RULES
When making Force power checks or using Force talents \Nith-
in the Coruscant vergence. add automatic O to the check.
\!\lhen a Force user meditates 1vith1n the Coruscant ver
gence. the Force can reveal many things. including other
places. the past. and the future. Within the temple. how
ever. the visions can sometimes be cloudy and ambiguous
After meditating at the vergence, Force users may add o
no greater than their Force rating to the next Knowledge
*
check they make that session. Each O generates automatic
for the check results.
Any e or (} (} generated by the Kno~vlcdge check
negatively affects its results. This reflects the lingering co1
ruption fron1 Lt1e Sith shrine, wh ich can cloud v1s1ons <lnd
provide in con ect answers to questions. Tl1e details of these
bu l tl1ey sllould involve misleading 01 m1sdu ec.l1ng tt1e PC
111 some \VflY In addition l11e Gl\1 can have any roresee
powe1 check 111ade al l11e vergence be( orne a combined
cI 1ec.k \Vil 11 d Hard ( ) Vigilance check .t\ny . or {~
{~ generated can c1e;:ile tile same negative consequences
de<>c 11bed above, but G;> or 0 t) t) can guarantee that
tile v1s1011s the PC sees a1 e truthful or can simply reveal
that a lingering co11 upling influence is at work.
POWERFUL VERGENCES
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POW ERFUL VERGENCES

 DAGOBAH TREE CAVE
THEDAGOBAH
T llr f<r r.ot ten wortd of DilBOl>al1 hold':. 1 <., ndll hut 1ilt,.nt.<'
\l lgC'lCC' '" ~h<" 1-0IC(' In lhC' 101111 of l rn~1 <;f('J111llr.. lf<'l'
1..a' e t11ddC"11 dl cp .1m1d D;icohah'~ cncJlt s'> cl'll'>C' c;w11111ps VERGENCE: FEAR
and abundnnt ft1una, tf"r <..ve> Is 111 Cl\ (H grown la11cllor rn <'fl GIVEN FORM
cased l~\ u ranglP of trt'l ll'OI~. gnilrlrd t>ranchcs. ond c.u11.a1ns
0 1 '1rl'!> Tht> c111rk \ef'.elat1011 ;ind Dagohah's c1,ier dun l1gt1L I t1ose cnl ering ti re <:av< bC(.Omr> SJblC<.t l.O l:
111r n1ak,cs 11 dlf11<.:u.1 Lo ascer1a111 the rnakcup of the 1nte1101, of the vcrgcncc for Lhe duration or lhEir ,.,,, Ee t(la,y '"lr~
' >voy 1r. ry
1\r1cthl r H c:; a holl' 111 the ground. a void ~\11l11111 a n1assive tree, exptrrence is d1Herent and llS1Jil1lu t1 1nn1y ri . - l.'r '.!~~
' ""'' , .r'O(;na l
01 d co1nh111at1011 thereof T11e thick overgro1\lth surrounds a gcnce 1ends to confront 1nd1v1duat!l witfi lh ~
. e1r 'll<;r t I
11a1ro1'" natu1a1 entry, and signs of an ancient stone struclur e Whether through appant1ons and 1llu~ion'> c t ' "-i'
rr lhe 101 rn ol \\falls and ~\11de, shallov. steps provide anol her Ing directly w1th characters' minds, I.he vcr:~ :~ rr:ra
entrance to lhe area. or 1n1 . to acung out personal .,,,..n
.sIead s l hern 1n scene ' <vr ,,.:.1.
1
veal their natural weaknesses and v1ornes Ho ' l"..i '
The vergence 1s small in area but intense IL is very sl!ong ,, r( rJrj ' "
respond to threats determines the outcome (f ,. '
rn the dark side or the Force Despite this. its presence rn tile ; ne ~~
Force seems to ebb and flow according to rts own manner or Whatever the results. characters are usually left with
being Those vvho venture close expenence feelings or cold sense of doubt and fear about what they JUSt ex C:p!,e;,
ness. menace. malrce, and darkness. However, the distance and what il means to their future P 1

from wh1cl1 the vergence can be detected vanes unpredict-
ably. While rnost senlrent beings seem to notice a chill and
a creepiness to the area. those wrth stronger connections to
the Force gain a much deeper sense of the darkness w1tl11n
Though visitors usually recoil from the cave. Dagobah's ev
er-present animal and plant life are largely undeterred l l1e
cave 1s home to a mulutude of creatures. from tiny insect
like lrfe forms to n1any types of small reptilians. The animals
don't seem overly influenced by the dark side presence that
surrounds them, and while the plants at the cave are twisted
and foreboding to behold. they are the same in many places
on Dagobah.
. fhe cave 1s nol Just dark. but evil. It seleclS and LI'. stsr~
v1s1ons rt presents to induce the worst poss1ote Outc
even rf subjects believe lhey chose the nnhl re or-es,
. v ~~
The obvious danger confronted 1n a v1s1on isn't the 0
threat. and often isn't the worst threat. to the ''Cl , 0
experiencing the vision The way the 1nd1v1dua1 oo~n~
negates. or deals with that threat usuallf reveals adarr.~
and unw~nled outcor:ne.. The result or conseQuence m~yoe
one the 1nd1v1dual d1dn t even consider until be111g mace
to lrve through rl in fear inducing detail As the suoiect~
fear Increases, so does the likelihood of a Future fall to tile
dark side.

DAGO BAH VERGENCE RULES

When making rear checks or any other Discipline or Vigilance

checks within the Dagobah tree cave vergence. a charaaer
must add 0 equal to his Force rating to the check Eacr l
result cancels one *-
in the check (in other words. treat I
results as Y resul ts)
Upon entering the tree cave. Force users see an ,
s1on of one or more of their greatest fears coriing rue
The 1llus1on might portray a Force user's most currel"
concern or a long held worry. The charaoer rrugn'
be confronled or attacked directly (as Dar'" \t
der attacked Luke Skywalker). or the cha!act
could be a helpless observer unable LO \\)di
ence or stop the events of the visior ri1s
1
experienced on his visit to the ca " bf
the end of the Clone Wars)
Tt1e PC makes one or rnore ~ , ~e:i.
5
1
while experiencing ti re veige1it~ '"'
cl1ecks uepc11d on tile ~;r.~~- 11w"
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t""1<X1gr the Jungle Deep red 11l rolo1, 1t end("d <ii d stdl< 11\
'l"D~.in1ental sta1rc,1se leading up h.1 the h~n1ph''~ 111. 1~51\ 1'
c ors. \>1h1ct1 l'\:ere '::>et 1n tile larg~r of th(' lernple's l\\\) l(l\\1'l':l
The ten pit 'l 1vas quite 'inia" 1..0r1parcd to I ht' 111.i~
Sf\e Jedi Ten1p1es on Olller '"o ds I s ,,11r of d1ss1n11l,11 t\1 ,1\
.. : -s v.ere placed qu11.i: 1..'1..)<;e toge_he and JOllll'd <ll llH'll
. . Sots The large1 t01\e1 ''as L ~pped 1v1tl1 dcco1 all\,, flns
Adjacent to the to1vers \\as a circular cou1 l\c'.1rd 01111' ll'\i'd
by the Jedi for n1ed1tat10". Fo1ce l a1n111g. hghtsJbc1 11,1111
ing. and conte'1 ' o' at1on. A fe,, sn1all0r bu1ld111gs hor dl'l L'd
the court\ ard h s de tl1e to\vers \Vere a large ~nlt v h.111 ;111d
a fe1v classrooms. as \vell as caretakers offices. d111i11g l<lc iii
t es. and sleeping rooms Tile temple had litlle 111 the vvav or
staff. 1t \vas not unco1nrnon for a single Jedi I\ 1aste1 and an
apprentice lo be the onl1 caretakers on hand for e>- Lended
periods of ti me.
During tl1e Clone Wars, the temple also served as a '
Republic surveillance post. teeming 1Nith sensors and corn and n1ucl1 or 1.hc cou1 Lyard . I vc 11 <;o, ,orrH nl tht r111111d
munications dishes. In addition to a Jedi f<nighl and l1is SLDl.ucs nianage lo rcLa111 th eir b c~ .i1rl y, wl11cll r, 1v1dcnt r I
Padavvan. Republic clone troopers operated and protec ted so 111eon c slops Lo Lake noli c.u. [
the station.
The Lop of Lhe rnain Lower wc1 ~ blow11 ,1wc1y, wh1rt ~rll
Lered rubble inside and ouL I he r ntr y ~iall sustprnc~ ~db
CURRENT CONDITION stanlial damage; rubble complctC'ly blocl<s the rniJ.n <Joo
and an enormous crater dom1ntllcs th1.: hdll It 1r, ur1
Using the Temple of Eedit for military purposes proved to
that lhe explosion was deliberately set. possibly to Cl u
be the start of its undoing. In his guise as Darth Tyranus,
something that used to be 1n the center of the room
Count Dooku ordered his new apprentice. Savage Opress, to
attack the temple and kill the Jedi guarding it. When Opress The old courtyard is now overgrown with trees ar~ '
arrived, Separatist droid forces were already attacking the vegetation. as the jungle ~eeps back 1nlo the SPc1 al~
fac tity and fully engaged in fighting the clone trooper de- rimeter buildings are useless ruins. What was once d
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fenders Axe in hand, Opress charged down Eedit Road and fountain has become a dark pool wilh waLerborne
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cut through friend and foe alike until he was the last one tion. The courtyard is inhabited by p1khrons. w cl
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standing from either side. The temple grounds sustained se- ered it served as a rine refuge from tt1c senuen
rious darnage, as did the surveillance and communications animal predators in the surrounding 1u11glc
gear, but it was not yet a total loss. THE TUNNEL
After lhe end of the war. the Empire sought to destroy
anything and everything Lo do with the Jedi. Imperial forces d p'oV:'lb r
Due to the rubble. wanLon (lc:strucuon. an rricr; T
targeted the facility directly, bombing it and then going 0
planning, cnlc11ng the tcmr;le grounds 15 to ~
back through to ensure the destruction of anything w1L11
t1(lll 1s cornpletr:I~' in1passable DroPp'""~ rrle' .
obvious Jedi syrnbolism . Blaster bolls. grenades. and ex-
fr orn nbove 1s possible but hm1ted to srn "''' ,
plosives vandalized the once-arristrc statues. res1cJences. d at r
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EEDIT ADVENTURES cnoose to med Ila Le tor c1n hour on the resil ence of lrfe made
Slroni;er tH Lile Force ~.ften~arrt 1r""e per da .~n " a .,
" : ,~.. U'e Eei; I JS a sllort terrn base o' operations
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.:tt1i 1n the PC may make " Hard ( +J Discipline
check The PC rna~ heal [WO "Ounds oer '# an<J liea - rvO
t D re to-e mind ano sp nt Charactef"'5 research
rr n per \.:} The PC rnay also spena@ co hea 1 one m l"'Or
s la\ d SCO\er tha~ frescoes and other pa1nt1ngs Cnt1ca1 In 1 I\ the Gf\.l's discretion. tne PC may spend ad-
e r '.and other tO\\er rooms provide limited n d L1ona1@ Lo ~1eat more severe Cnucal lri1unes.
~ " c gn'5aber tra1n1ng ano forms The~ ma~ fiaie to
nterpret the images. or to clean ano restore them to Add1t1onally ! a PC spends chrec days 1n silent a11d con-
...e Lhe..,, n?adable The C~ 1ma, require skill checks such templatr\e n'ed1:.at1on at the site, he may pJrchase one rank
5 N-o ~ edge Education) Kno\.,edge (lore/. c Perception '" either lliled1c rie Res1'1erice. or S11rvival reducing the cost
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EEDIT VERGENCE: A
PLACE OF LEARNING
;he Eed r \e'"gence the ong1nat 1mperus for 'le temp1e s
cD~'"'LCTJO'!'i doesn i: appear to ha1 e beer s gri Acantl~ a:
e..'"ted b; the battles of the Clone \Vars and i:.he a~ages of
t!"e E"'P .-e Upon entenng lhe temple grounds, \~s1tors are
sr su'TOUnded b\ the po\ver of the Force Force sens1r 11es
ca"I 'ee Lile presence of the vergence thro1Jgh the stronger
amrec:,or 1r provides to '1le Force. T"lose 1>'ho are 11ot Force-
sensi: ve ma\ also percerve a genera. sense of strength or
ren1\'ed sp1nt
The\ ergence is S(rongest 1n the courcyard. t IS one of the
reasons <he ar1mafs feel safer here rhan rr the surround-
~s ..rig e Force users fino that mar pula[lng or tearri1ng
,..:-;, corce PO\~ers and ao ties 's enha11ced here. espec1all.r
~se re ated i.o heah,..g a~d rene va' o: sp.rtt_ Force users
:: are ta nted bu~ ror rt.. -' corrupred o;. jie dark side
'r:i ~connecru1g \\1th he ight sioe a rtJe b't easier '.1ed1-
.io. ,. and con:emplat1on in he ergence cafl a.so be more
.::':fu a:id re>. eahng. especia , . re,-. concen:rar1ng or
~~,.3 'es1 ence. renewa. or strengch of sprrrt . - 0 ,.. rare
:;o-..as ~s foreseeing 1s enhanced
- -e pc1ter o' the l.Jv1ng Force is slowl~ dr. ing a rebirth
~-:culT)ard Plants 1eft behind
by the Jed. are chr v-
a-:1 t"e J"gle advance 1s slo~:ed b.ir no[ sropped
" -11.f , io.r.d t d.fhculr to operate ir and around
>- "'E"ce <add cwo or more to predaror,
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area e 1rt0re tney notice the p1easanr
Dea., i. ' fl'g5 that survived or appeared
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' ' " t ~, t: n 'tee th1't l ~, vl ' :;t0'\ a~ l ie Republtc .
.k.~ ' ' ~th Er1p 11'~ ~ ~i 1..1.'1e' ~a1n~ ...1 ano lost con-
t t"' ~ n Corr uor h\ ~e -:; '11(c> ""ll te {once l\l'O\\ n as the \Yater slains on the dome seen1 to indicate IL has rot,
'l'le\\'1 ~ rJce antJthe\') , ...1>e1...or en above three quarters of the chamber's depth A centt;
tti the JE?\.1 and the S th bt.11 t ter11, e" J ....: sunilar >ttuc roughly circular stone platform rises JLISt above the '10f'IT.
t ~... -ro "ti tt'e \'e~K: e c..~ ;: 0ri tne .. "s o eat11er build \Yater le\'el. directly beneath the opening n the top or ..
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' n~t "lleS the fle\\'l:vr i:."' 0 -e do'' ~ ie ')l)O<.:s1ng or- L :;i1,ern. The platform and \Valh.Y'lay are so old and v1om that
s dtlficult to determine \vhether they vere naturally fofrlled
;J -:-t"..tet~:re..; t 1t someu es e\ ... l-.ed the eso ces to
a... 'Tltrdl r re than ta,e O\er ,..,1... -:.1. stood Son1e etnples or constructed by ancient visitors. At the \valk\vay level area
cl o tiJrnbe ' are Ql te elaborate T 'e resulting layenng or nutnber of tunnel openings leading to other chambers.
m"\\ \~ o u h:is: 11a t> 'o s.:-~t. l 1... s..a and coniphcated in
The 1vater in the chamber is extremely clear and cool fl 5
teno .: ,., th 'tl(l al l iJ~ ~ , ie a10 (0'1'5 c,op fron1 <.harnber part of the underground river and 1s fed and drained o~ mu
t cha11be1 It s certr ' 'l(L nJ '' st u...:tures and roon1s have tiple tunnels. \.Yith strong enough ltght. it is possible to pd:
been bu N 1.: r bl1.x:~ea up aru ost tc t.'le centuries neglect out shapes and other details under the ~vater. down ma",
meters to the rough chamber floor. The \vater holds ma~
THECENOTE secrets. including discarded items from ancient rituals
An indeterminable number of skeletons are scattered
The center of the 'ergence 1s '' tt1 n an enonnous cenote.
throughout the pool. tvlost are likely unfortunate souls 11ho
3n unoef$round nat<1ra cavern l\ith a hole at the top and
narr 2 \ ~oode-.1 b\ <J slO-\\ n1 0\ ng underground river The
failed their trials or attempts at exploration and becarre
d,Jtl e "' "pej
chan1b s ..:01Pected to a comple\ of dan- ovenvheln1ed by the vergence. Ho\vever. a fair percer~e
gero,is " s g caver's. '' h1c 1 are per;odicall\ intersected n1et violent ends at the hands of fello\v Sith Loras~ ] a~
b\ the e~ '" J , , st ng ' \et Ear1) \ 1s1tors reinforced and prentices. Despite the dead. the vergence seems to s~ u ~
cecoratea tt'e ..:iC'"' e o tr1e ce1ote demonstrating tt1eir or eltn11nate any lingering spirits that are ofte ass.. ~
po\ver \\Ith che R:>rce and the ,. ab t\ to carry out the \vork \Vith ancient Sith sites.
that \\:ls aone at the hear or the vergence.
Little of the site's nat1.i1a1 roe" -erria ris' 1sible in che liorne. ACA'S FUNNE
\\ h ch \\CIS once complete!~ CO\ -ered '' tn a conglon1eration
of rnate ' cJud1ng a roe;.;. haid duracrete t ke substance. Outside. above the cenote. the gro~1nd s "l"5 " an er.
sroqe _ ;.. :> < id rntnca~e '"11asoriry. t\ luch of the re1ntorce irregular!\ shaped elliptical cone. its na10'' po oo e"\'
e1t has .." 1 do1\n, aPd so ne reu into the 1vaters belO\'< it flat. stone paved surface. The circular opt>'l ~g . . . . L~ lt"X ~ '
cenu.1r e:i ago Tr e ._. "\. ) su ace or the dome is adorned sligtltl) off -center bet,,een the scone-pa\?<i" , rt'' "Q" '
" h Cf\ ptic svn1bo s cid s \ 1, .ed 1llustrauons ot For 1.e po\v the nJrrU\\ sides of the ellipse O 1g1naH~ ,: n,1l1. ~ l\'X ,\
e~ use Thout, 'l~':>f 111 the ..1bstractdd subiects are hu tion the funnel \\las transFon11ed into ~1''1~1 ng ~'
11 ne d. some are il."'. ,11~1 H I$ d1fncult to pinpoint '\Jct highly treache1 ous due to weather 111g and ,)th~ 0 '"
~pc es. In t>'.1 es t !~ cleat tt1.:it or igi11al 1vorks have been
The ruins of ancient ternple-~ J~(~ i a1nn~ .~a '' ~,, .
re.:i: Ced I'. th l ler pieces It ts dot ff cult to uet\~l llHlle Wllt"ltl ~
s1"ttJ~ su110un<.i tht~ tunnel s. . 1.i0t 1, nn1 \'-i- "Ot
lht'. rep Lerr( nt<:> were rntlcit) to conceal the eat lier t ~): l,, l)Ulll t U lht'! cl\\,l) to p",_,~10~ ~
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l' I 1lllletii.:1te ~:re~~
lo rep! ce n turJI} oarr.!.lgl.'d po1 lions or tile dun ')' t
ll:' ilClllg g\~ll( (' ~ l~v~;t 1.)f lilt' -.;, . t'" 1.)ll t)lf' 0111 ~ \ 't"' ' "~
The o,\nr po..-t101 or th1.> <Jr n1ber rern.1111s n10 I
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JUSl ttto\e the l\'PICttl \\Jte>r level Re 'to l ChtH111l~1 \'lJll
11ort1t<'d. hut thou t10-;1c 10 nt' 1rt' rt ' J. ,
d1ou hls <-u1 t lU~ thr l\Jlt'r level lo U nal rluoos tlnCI rne ot
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t l t li l ti e once lurmal ent1d'1Ce
' t j , ~ c."'):t nds ove1 1he runnel. ending
rt' t ~ l>o\!e the c.enote opening Sith dlclle
Oti r11ua s on the baleon\. and n1ore L11a11 one
l pprern1r-e 'Tlet ttre1r end rere
THE JEDI TEMPLE
T C" Jech Order 11Gid tne Acablas Ruins from !he end ol Lile
s~ unc 1rr t Sith Emp.re unt1 latt? 1n the Clone Vvars They
r eated 1t n1ore as ar arcllaeorogrcal site than an acuve ten1
o e 1r1 order Lo c;vo1d 1rr1Lat111g the Au1ateran c1l 1:r 1nd o
hrde 11 from dark <"o1de Force users and S1Lll (<;tr Auratera
page 48) The .ast Jedi t\ iaster and apprentrcr 11 s1 r\'C I
as caretakers Ltiere \\!ere recalled Lo Coruscant near the end
of t '1e Clone:> \o\'ars and \Vere caughl up 1n Order 66
The terr.pie c.ons1sts of t\\IO tO\'iers flanking a tall central
bu1ld1ng on rhe runnel's nn1 Underground chambers and
older st1 uctures are built tnlo Lile srde of the funnel \!\/here
as the S1tt1 Pyramid 1s entered at the too 01 Lhe nm. the Jedi
Ten1ple l1as a fo1 mal path l11a1 ascends a 1nonumental stair
to reac l1an opening about llarr~vay up the funnel on ils outer
slope. Stone overlooks once provided exLerior training areas
outside of the funnel
AUXILIARY BUILDINGS
Fe\v caretakers lived vvithin the temple. due to its proximity
to the veigence. A small number lrved in chambers on ils
exterior side on occasion Any Jedi Masters \oVith Padawans
resided n nearby auxiliary buildings to protect their wards
from the vergence. The most recent stone and metal struc
tures are adjacenL to a landing zone for Jedi ships. The aux
lliary buildings contained research facilities. data libraries,
food. replacement parts. living quarters. and training rooms.
The buildings have suffered greatly since the Clone Wars
ended, having been damaged by storms and the multitude
of nauve creatures that have moved in The landing zone is
overgrown but ts reasonably usable.
THE ACABLAS VERGENCE:
TESTING ONE'S LIMITS
ftlougl I Au1 vlcr <J IS fJOWer (Ully lfl fluenced by the Iight side of
Lt1c forr.c. It11< Acabla:.. v~rgenc.P 1s rnuch less stable. ll IS ClS
though Lhc.. rJi1r k s1d<! l1t1s < onccntrated n1ut 11 of ii s sl 1r. LI
at !tie vergcncr~ rattler lhan ,,,, ,
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a ~)rrgh1 ~101 Id. I fie ligr1L ~.idP 'JfJf>os 111011 1,1 c<ttr ' 111 Y flOWPt Ill
rJut ne1tl1er holds perr11ar11.Hll sway over lltL' loc.c1lion
The vergencu 1s usually aligned wrlli Liu: lighl sid<! 01 1h(
Force. r1er llcips influenced by u1e abundanc'' 01 1 1 .
\,; 1g 1l 111 Ille
star systern HO\'.'tv<-r. loc.al events or ctiarioe
"' !> 111 11 1e sttir
POWERFUL VERGENCES
IE>CllS OF POWLt
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syslem can cause it to abruptly s~vitch from lighl side to dar11
side altgnn1enl. and vice versa Altering the \>ergence from
or~e slale lo anolher is more easily achieved during certam
alignments or Auratera and its suns. Ancient S1th ant1 Jedi
realized this and used it to their advantage, espec.1ally when
trying lo wrest control from each other
Even when Acablas is aligned wilh a user's Force mclina
lion. it is nol easy to withstand or work within 1ts bounds. t.Jl1~
While the effecl is greatest in the cenote. its outer edges r~e nJl!J
extend beyond the rirn of Aca's Funnel [see page 80). The iuachn1
vergence is used primarily to Lest individuals. bul 1t can 3lso so hcc:im
enhance roresighL and provide useful guidance These errects as tie
may happen at any Lime. but they aren't constant What'~
rion 11
consistent is Lhe presence or a variety of lesser effects that
skilled Force users can keep at bay or under control. but thJt .t Je
overwhelm the senses of less talented or experienced user\ Lot ha
th
ACABLAS VERGENCE RULES ror
ri hcd
When making Force power checks or using Force ta1ents
within the Acablas vergence. add automatic 0 0 to :tie
check if the vergence is aligned with the light. or add fl lO
the check if the vergence is aligned to the cta1 k.
The vergence's alignn1ent seen1s to S\\'1trh ill rJndo
lirnes (and should happen wl1en the Gtvl choosesl H '~\.
01
a character may atten1pt to switch t11c al1gn111ent I Ile ntll 15
used st1ould focus on meditating 011 tt1C' pO~\ll:!f 0 I the ~lJI'
natural ligl1\., and should only OCClll dlll lllG clfl tlll'P111;r 1r.
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HISTORY
l , 0 go. Jl~d1 p1lgr11ns passing lhrough the Outer Rin
pped to construcl Lile Lothal Temple. The maiority of the
T;;-"' " existed unde1 ground. built into a pre-ex1st1ng net-
' :t of caverns Corndors and chambers were vv1dened
'ld shored up 1'V1lh ornate stone pillars. Large caverns
\\'ere embellished with stone and tile to create medi-
L3tlOl1 and study rooms. To make an entry hall, the
J~dl ho:lo1ved oul the cen tral spire and built 1v1th1n it
J broad circular room The spire was set back 1n place.
and ;i grand entrance was built into it For added securi
t~. the spire was 1vorked in such a 1vay that 1t could screw
1tse1r into the ground ltke a bolt to seal off the entrance.
The Jedi soon real ized that the vergence was concerned
with explo11ng the nature of a Jedi's attachment to ot hers
and ho1v those attachments related lo that Jedi's service to
the Force. IL also became a place for Padawans to face their
nrsr real challenge as fledgling Jedi, and it soon became rep- during the cur-
resentative of lhe bond between Master and student. rent round (or With-
With the fall of the Jedi Order. most of the scant infor in the next five minutes
mat1on kept aboul Lothal was lost. Some old records make in narrative time). The other character must also be within tile
oblique mentions of the temple and its ordeal. but only Lothal Temple. and must also have a close personal bond to
someone who has a strong command of Jedi history would the first character (such as that between Master and student).
.inderstand their significance.
A Padawan embarking on the ordeal is subjected to vi-
sions of terrible fates befalling the Pada\-van's Master and
TH'E LOTHAL VERGENCE: those closest to the Padawan. The character must make a
Ct. tJ
.. THE ORDEAL Hard Vigilance check or Seek power check to dis-
pel illusions. Success means the PC can dispel the illusions.
and takes a step toward letting go of attachments. Failure
'?lie trial 1n the temple at Lothal probes the nature of the
means the PC lashes out in an attempt to affect the visions
re1ationsh1p between Jedi Master and Padawan. To enter.
and suffers 5 strain. plus an additional I strain for every
both lvlaster and student must commune with the stones to
uncanceled ~> .The PC can reattempt failed checks. but PCs
ra :>e .he central spire from its bed and reveal the temple's
who exceed their strain threshold have failed the trial and re-
ertrance Once inside, the Padawan enters the Ordeal while
ceive I 0 Conflict (or more, if the GM feels the circumstances
"I" Master waits 1n the entrance hall in a deep meditative or a PC's actions warrant it).
tfdr.re As the Padawan travels through the catacombs, he is
~t t>y pov,erful v1s1ons of his Master. friends. and family. Successfully negotiating the Ordeal and locating the cen
l'leanwh1le, thr1 Master waits in the entrance hall , hoping the tra l 11all means that the PC has taken a step closer to lhro1v
Par.i .
owdn r~n overcome Lhe v1s1ons and return. ing off his attach1nents to others. Failure 1neans lhal the PC
was unable to overcon1e personal attachments throughout
tl1e Ordeal. If a Player Character ge11erates any O or @
LOTHAL VERGENCE RULES
on t11e cl1eck. l11esc results can be spent to give llle PC au
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ra.. or W1th1n the Lothal TE>rnple. a character rnay spend cfitional 111sigl1l into lhr nal urc of ,1ttacl1n1ent. For C\an1ple.
Renerat"d h 1 . a PC wl10 generates tJ tJ rnay learn ho\\' lo ca1e about
f()rc - v~ I e rnak1ng Fo1ce rower checks 01 using
e talt!lts lo add() lo one other c11arac1er's next check ill05l' 11ei11 hy 1vil11out letting t11osc attachrnents cloud the
PC i; 1ucJg111en t 01 1ule ltll' PC"s dtc1sions.

POWERFUL VERGENCES
IEXUS OF' PCJW:R
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\\hen tre 11ght u1 appears. nla'1ts \\'1thcr, the lun11nous
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death from the ran. lhe beosls that ro::\n r-.1ort1s. 01 tioll1
p1crc111g blue eyes and moves slowly as though bc-ser 0
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pricks of st irs "e thee~ es of stal"-1ng creatures stare d0\\111 ther lhc Son or the Daughter.
at the un\\dr~ These stars conrorn1 to no kn0\\'11 constc lla
inleracling with the Father can be an exercise in fn,~ua
t1on or ilrrangernenl lion. 1-lis responses may come across as crypuc or oon~e~
Upon 1eavir1g ~ 1lortis. beings who spent days sical. or he may be so direct and blunt that he can .31
or ..,.,eeks inside find t11at only seconds have someone's secrets bare.
passed since they left
THE SON
GEi I ING TO MORTIS
The Son is a white-skinned male nurra: c
No one finds t\1ortts: they only oid who chooses to incarnate h msa
find themselves 1n 1t. dra\\'n inexpli- dressed head to toe in black
cably through the Force Some- crimson tattoos co~ering "iS 'act
times t\1ort1s manifests as an His eyes glow a menaoog !PC
enormous diamond-shaped color. and he speakS 1'1 a~eas
structure 1\'ith a door that ant but firm and cornrnard
opens to allow a ship voice. He is quick to a';;
n Other individuals and thrives on conr cl
could simply walk
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1\-1 is ... c" 1ng1ng 1Jndstdpe can ne'ver truly be mapped
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(l( ippt .:ir tio\'vC'Vt:'r even 1f thclf locations \ary

THE MONASTERY

The Father can olten be found 1n his tv1onastery, a soaring.

-- " p~ 1am1d hke structure atop a rocky spire From the outside. the
1 t\ lonastery appears to be some kind or temple. and a. glowing
r crystal at its pinnacle 1s visible for kilometers 1n any dtrect1on
On the 1ns1de. rooms and comdors shift and don't correspond
to any intentional floor plan. and anyone on the Inside who
tned to map the building would quickly find that it Is. s1gn1ficant
ly larger than its exterior dimensions would allo~. Tiny medita-
tion roon1s open into enormous chambers in which thin ~ridges
cross impossibly deep chasms Glo~ving symbols covenng the
\valls and floors correspond to no recognizable language.

- il'1e Son IS &e most direct of the rhree inhabitants or

J lort5 He greets Visitors to assess their usefulness to him. THE CATHEDRAL
ard ar:1 ttat he can rnan1pulate or use against his family are
'3000 si;oiect to tpe Son's charms JF an~ v s1tors are Force- The Son has created a tall. black tower he refers to as his
se'lSc .e the Son auempts to move them to the dark side. Cathedral. It is made of impossibly black rock that seems to
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He ca~ ca.,se his tagets to see dreams and s1ons and he reflect no light vvhatsoever. A circular base. much like the ribs
not hes tate to b ataritly deceive ti1s victims to get them of some giant beast. leads up to a dagger-like point. Above
:.o suca..mb to arger or rage. the to\ver. an enormous glo\ving green orb winks malevo-
lently into the perpetual night surrounding the Cathedral.
The Son would love nothing more than to overthro1\I his Inside. the structure is a series of prison cells. tiny rooms.
-- Father. destroy the Daughter. and escape Mortis. He 1s a oubliettes. and hallways. Smaller towers ring the larger one.
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master schemer and manipulator. hatching plans that can
L3ke m1llenn1a to come to fruition He revels in the fury of
and at the latter's base lies an open courtyard. Partway up
the center tower. looking out upon Che Son's domain. is a
comba'. and incarnates himself as an enormous winged qe- vast circular window before which sits an enormous throne.
rion when entering into a fray.
THE SrM
THE DAUGHTER THE MORTIS VERGENCE:
BALANCE ABOVE ALL
The Daughter often chooses to remain invisible. but when
we does take visible form. she appears as a tall, willowy, Mortis is a powerful vergence of both light and darkness.
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F.ne face. and her skin seems to glow in any amount of sun-
Everything that occurs in Mortis does so at the discretion of
the Son. the Daughter. or the Father. Any bonuses granted
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II~_,; 'eet and always remains spotlessly clean. In moments of re- beings (and, of course. the GM).
flection. she can seem sad and far older than her youthful
appearance might suggest.
MORTIS VERGENCE RULES
The Daughter is constantly on guard against the Son's
!ates! schemes She knows that he will attempt to man1pu- When making Force power checks or using Force talents
ate v1s11ors, so she offers what protection she can, including within Mortis. add 0 0 to the check. Any Conflict a PC re-
ceives while in Mortis is doubled.
wijr111ng them about the dangers of Mortis. Her main goal is
toS<:e that visitors escape Mortis safely, though her concern Normal notions of time and space are meaningless in Mor-
<;;1, (;()me across as reserve or disinterest. tis, and Force users can more easily see their futures and
, VV!-ieri r<;used to action, lhe Daughter appears as a winged those of their allies. At some point during a character's stay
~ifliri. h<r green hair a majestic feathered ruff offsetting her in Mortis. the GM should have him make a Foresee power
'IOtor,rJ1Js b rdl'k h . . check (he counts as having the basi11: power even if he normal-
' 1 c ead. A massjve pair of snow-white wings
flre;)d Lo 1?1th ..J f ly would not). The Force user may spend () to see a year inlo
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er s1ue of her feathered body. The only hin ts o
Lhe future (this replaces the usual duration upgrade) and may
w11 k d Y abil11.re!i in ll11s form are her large claws and the
111,. ~a r;~ak capping h<,1 noble face. While in griffin form,
activate Lhis multiple times. However. if the PC uses any to e
11 n1E>r~l{ rc~r rlPfends I.he helpless or offers succor lo lhose
generate () for this vision, the visions he sees are universally
terrible and tainted by the Son: designed to dnve the PC to
the dark side (The GM should not tell the player this!)

POWERFUL VERGENCES
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END
Jedi f\lasle1 Ou1 Con Jinn hrst recognized the 11nportance of
\\ellspnngs of Life not long before his dealll al U1e hands of
Da11h f\1aul He began studying these vergences. first lheo
riz1ng about lhei1 existence. then pinpointing several loca-
t1011s vvllere Liley might be round. Hts study 1vas cul short
by his untimely demise. but f\~aster Ou1-Gon's sptnt lived on
after his death. and he was eventually able Lo contact Yoda
and tell his old fnend aboul his studies. tieIng,
and exotic plants grow on these islands. forming entrre. vi-
Prior lo tl1e end or Lhe Clone Wars. Yoda journeyed to brant ecosystems populated by uncountable creatures. mundan
Dagobah. a planel where the vast amount or nalive life rnade
Force users can travel through these jungles for hours.
, ose still air
a natural focal po1nl lor the Force. Deep w1th1n the swamps, Does
Yoda finished what Ou1 Gon had started learning the loca- days. or even weeks and not be disturbed, animals will not
attack them. and hunger will not bother them. They do not nger a
tion of the \r\fellspring of Life.
even require sleep. ~ s phvsic
AN ISLAND OF LIGHT IN THE GALAXY LIFE IN THE WELLSPRING Force sens
eone 1v1r
The Wellspring of Life that Yoda journeyed to appeared as a The dangers of a normal jungle are absent within this Well- aDO'iverful con
planet deep in t11e heart of the galaxy. A nebula of golden gas spring of Life. Instead. ctiaracters may encounter creatures r IS 1tans1t1on ca
envelops the Wellspring, glovving with the warm radiance of a here that ex ist nowhere else in the galaxy.
sunrise. Scanners cannot penetrate the nebula, and if one at- These creatures are creations and expressions of the IJy.
tempts to enter, its ship's systems soon shut off and go inactive. ing Force itself. Characters may find a beloved childhood pet
If the pilot trusts in the Force and lets it guide him. he may wrapping its tail around their leg, or catch a glimpse of a
pass into the nebula unharmed. his ship seeming to fly without
long-extinct animal from a planet consumed by a supernova
his guidance. Should he attempt to fight unresponsive controls
thousands of years ago. These creatures only exist wlto1n
(or if. perhaps. he is deemed unworthy), the pilot may end up
the Wellspring of Life, and anyone attempting to remove one
on the far side or the nebula in a powered-down ship, with no
finds that the animal vanishes upon leaving.
memory of how he got there. He can restart his vessel, but any
attempt to reenter the nebula generates the same result. Other dangers exist within the Wellspring, however. These
If the pilot manages to pierce to the heart of the nebula dangers are those of the sou l and psyche.

he flnds a planet at its center. Though cracked rock and clay
cover the entirety of the surface, the planet has a breathable LIFE AND BEYOND
atmosphere and is perfectly hospitable. There is a clean pu-
nry to the stark features that belies any notion of bareness Meditating within the Wellspring of Life allO\\IS a being co t'e"
associated with this world. arh anv-
come closer to the Living Force than is possible ne ~-
. nec'1C ,>
.A"ross the surface or the planet, great geysers of light where else. A Force user can begin to visuallze con ..... s
erupt. Tu those who can sense the Force. it is as though lif between I.rv1ng.
things: trees. small planets. an
d the a11111 ...
ands ci.
itself were boiling rrom deep within the world . One who i~ that ca ll them home. Then. the Force user underst t or
brave or wise enough can descend into one of the g connections between the living things and uianima
fl . eysers, jects: clothing, rocks, even the ground itself re-
y1ng through the: light and into the planel's interior.
sses norrna1
WITHIN THE WELLSPRING Finally. the Force user's understanding surpa thire1n 1!le
of tune
t1ons . Just as the Living Force connec ts ever\ . wh3!- "1Cl"
The space witt11n the world rJcfies all know . . . ell 1urn1ng of t?
- d n s<.1e1111ric laws present. so rt does ttirough space time its pesrrY
an seem-; as 1r~poss1ble as il is awe inspirin A , c beings perceive as ltnear into an 1nterconne
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low space occupies the center or the worlcl f'llg d t 1 dl hol er senses
clouds and drifting islands or solid earth ju11 el, w1tr11_a111ber and Lhe galaxy It 1s 11ere that the Force us F rce
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be"~' 11110 .1 P0\\1't ul 1)11111'111011 '''!Ill' I 0111 t)111\ thnst'
1 Iii.rt lllls is tile ':-tlo1y .111 tltl'Y 1.van1 llH' pl,1yc1 's PC to lollovv
1' ,,, n1.ii..1' 1111~ 11.ln:.it10111 .111 "-tt''''
ltl1 l 1'1 t,1111
THE FIVE PRIESTESSES
Si , lli:t' 111dt1'1du-il:. t'\ 1st \\'II I\ In 1l \\' \ \ 1llsp t 11 lt~ 1111' 11 1Pl\\~" 1
a 11 e n1.l\ '"'" dt1p1111d111g 1i11 \\ll1)1l\ lilt'\ ,1pp1'.11 11), .111d 11111\
n \ 011! b1' 1nlih 1duol~ .H 111 R.1tll11 lilt'\ 1 outd \llttpl\ 111 1
e' &l ()flS of till"' R)r 1' lilt'\ s1'1 1111 It' 1'\1st so1111'1\'lll'I 1' b1'
tl\'een th!' L1\ "! ~1110 ~11111111 t os11H1 I 01(1' .1nd p1'1li.1ps
1.01 dtf'lht',,t' :>t> Hhl,\11011 i.''I tll.1111111-- 01. p11l1i1ps tll1'\ .ltl'
.._" nr<;t fi.1 \t' L'l'IS It) ,lthtt'\1 1 1111111011,1111\ . .ind 110\\1 f~lll<ft1
' ii ft-1\ (II lt"~ i I\('\ dt'01ll I \'01 l ll\
"' i;I\ t' P ll'Sl t~SSt'S htl\ l' St)l))('l 1111l'S \lpp1\)I \)d .l::i
~ t'IO\\lni~ 11i~ll1 . .11Hi .11 oth11 111111 1~ .1::. IH1111,u1oid liH
"~<'1ng 'on{; l,l,1cl\ 1c,li1's I h11 ll r,1r11-s. <ll t~ 1)l1s111111d 11\
each '.J'5!\ s h)l\'111~ l d1111~1t1 tll 01notin11 s1'11'1Hl\, 10\,
contu:>u" , 'ltl :;alillt'~' 11 11 1s nn it1dl\1d11,1rs 1,11t' It)
rie secrets or
1111n1l)rlflht\. tilnt 1ndl\ 1011.11 n1u-;1 lt1111
Oo so 1ron1 lilt' priest t"ss~s
THE WELLSPRING: THE
TRIALS OF IMMORTALITY
I
O'!le unctl'rgoes 10If'1rn th~ ~1'l ll'IS ol 1111111011.11tt\
,'~ .,. :'ld nr on the 1ndl\ dual onu th 11 111c11\ 1d11 11':, 1111
ng (If the r-oH:(' For ~ JN.ll (llf sornt'1lfl\' l\1hn ll.1';)
SOnle ~tspec1 of JPdt uo1n1nel u111' 01 tilt first
1 111(.,lll~ till' ( ll ff,I\ (1'1 1\111 hl(t' ll\\)l\1 ,\(f\1't\llllt1 '\ Ill lhl' ltllllft.
to racca Olll' 0\'1 ll huhns
0
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V' I IV' Ill
1111 It tll It lfl1 fr1 If I' 1 I 1111 cl HI<' II I1 IJI( I l I) 111
1,
111 11 ft 111p1 111 in 11ow1 v1 1 llH ,, wI11} 11 1 rl Ill rIt 11111' )o
111111111 11 1 1111.111111 111 111 ttfr, blllll ptltlt 111lltf11 1111111'1 1') ri
I I 111111111111 II 1111111111111111 y ,, 1v1 fll ,.,1 111d 111 1, vii wltlllll
1111 tll lup,1 llll 1111l l1111ri1111 ,111111 l,111,i1n1 111tl ",ltl 1nll
!II 111111 11\Vll "111 .11111 111d tfl ( Pfll 111~t1 If l' ,J IJrlff or ll1rrr 1
111 ll Ii 111 1 "'' )Hl\Vl'I ()\l'I 1111 Ill
I 11111 11<,11, Wit< 11111111t'111 ,11 r n111pll,h 1ti1, rr111',l <.1111 p,i r,
1t11u11pll v1.1on. ol p 1111 11111 ""'"''" .. 11111 ,111,0 r1f pt'", 111d
1
j11y I ill'\' 11111,1 ll'l't I II '" 1111 f'IJl)d illltl lhf> 11,t(I, tHld r1 111/Jlll
' 11!11 tllHI ltt'fl l11111t 11n11ll()ll C)rlly 111111 r r111 lfl"Y l>tJf:lll lt\U
11!1111111 tll 11 11111111! dll<f it 1111111(1 Iii.it Jll' /<'lflllll'd lti lllldtr
I 111tl !111 11 1111'\', 1111111111111 I lill y
1
WELLSPRING VERGENCE RULES
\Vll111 111.1k11111 I 01< 1 pow11 11!1<1(', ell ll'>lllH I 01< t' 1r1l111l"i
1vlll1l11 1111 V\/1!1"1111111 111 1111, .1rld () 0 lo ilu c l1<ck 1IH!
,11111 'll'llHlll ol 1111' I l\1111' I 0111' Ill llH' W1ll'>p1'111g 11n1>11t:i
l\'llhln 1111' W1>ll1..,p1l11H. l1n~v1v11, Ilic powc'r ol llH' lOt(<' llicrf'
111.il,1 1'> ~11cl1cv1'111,1111l1k1'IY. 1l 110111r1po<>'.1llJlc Al tllC' encl ol
.ill 111lt tllllllt'I, .ill ltvlng 1 IJ,11.11 lcrs IH't ll dll WOlUt<f,, 'llldlll,
.111tl ( 1il1<.il l111111l1"1 llHy rllJI 'illilt1l11n 110111 ()(t1rl clli11t1< lC'fS.
llll\Vl'\C'I, do 11nl H'llll 11 Ill lllu I IH'll {1!\SC'lll ( 1 ll(( CJltl<'~ p el l I
111 1I11 1 C.1>s111l1 1011 c'
tvln11 111.111 .111y 1111111 111.ils <1 P< rn,1y f,1re, Ille' l1l,1ls OI
llltlllOl l.llily lllltSl 111 .J llldlltt OI n,111.llfVI' cllld IOl<'plilylng
1.1tll1'1 lli.111 ol '.>111 Lt''>s 01 1.111t111 1 on t1 < lll'Ck A <~!vi should
lhll It.IV(' .I pl.1y1~1 llt'f!ltl Ill\' 111.il lllll('SS 1)0111 It.IV<' cft'(ldt'd
111 .1 "<'11Sl'. 1l11s 1111i.i11s s111 tC'iS ls p1cord,1i11cd. I lo1vc'vrr. 111st
l11'1,1t1sl1 ll\t pl.1yor ,111cf GM l1.1vP ,11 ,1cit 1111dC'1stilllcll11p, ils to
1111 1 ()ll((Of11C ol 111l' lll,11 d0c)Sl1'1 tl1l1.111 [)Olll can't 1 1.\Vl~ SOil)('
11111 IOl11 pl,1yillfl lltl' l'lll'Olll\lt'I
VV'1l 1 tt 1olc'Jll.1ylnn 1111s 11'1.il, llll' 111st <'t1ro1111l<'1 <.111 bl' vvill1
Ilk' PC"" l111hr1s ll11s st'1Vc'" lo ll'Vl~i1 l l11,1l t'Vt'11 skill1'd I orcc
II St' IS l c111 lllll)I 1)V1' lll1'll\S1'IVl'S lo <1Clllt1Vl' l lli~. lhl' l~I\ 1 C.\111
1\11\1' lllr PC 1,1<(' olf ,1g,1i11s1c1d<lrk1l'lll1llio11 ol tilt' PC' .1nl1
<.11111sc' 1h1' rll.11,1rt11 t\ O\Vll p1oflk to lt'Pll'Sl.'llt tl r111' Gl\1
<.111 dt'SCI ibt' till d,11 k l1 1 llt'CltOI\ lt111/lhllt'Vt'I 1\\,1111101 St'l'lll\
.1pp1op1h1l\' l'"
.1 sl1,1d0\\1\' .1pp.11i1lon 1111111t~lo\l/tllg1l1d i'\<'s,
.1cloi1k1'd11n1111' 1\11lll lllc1d11111''1l1111's, l~I l'\l'll son\\' llt'llH'')ts
ol 1111' PC''sl. ,11nl \ .11111'1\tl' I.Ill' du1'I\ tt'flc1cuo11 1.1un1. li\tlt k,
I\\'
01 1'Vc11 ,H1,1rk lill' l C (dnd lilt' PC's n\L,1tks 11~1v1 1 no t'llt'Cl
1
nn tlh' 11'lli't.llon 111111111). <..)111\ ,,l/l \l~ll ll1t1 l'C ,1tt l'Pls tlhll th0
d.11" ll'lll'C'Lll)I\ is,\ p.lt I or l\hl\St'll bul ti\'11\t"> i\$ Pll\'11'1 {)\t'I
llllll dOt'$ II \dlliSll i\lld 11\t' I'll( 0111\lt'l l'l\O
1
111\' s1'( and 1 1\c 011n1t1 l!' 11\ 1111 111011' "'" 1 Hi\ 1 l Ill' c.I\ 1
sllo11ld dt'Sl t lllt' 1 \ l'\1011 111 I\'hit ll I hl' I Ol t 1' us11 1 ts l onl t \)I\ t
t'd \\1111\ "c t~llt~s lt1ll\l 111<\I I'( s <'1'111 :..lt'I\ .Hld ,\d\t'11llllt'~
~'H)ll\\ 1 ::.l1n11lct ....11n1\l ll1t I II.it,)( ll'I \; ntt\l\ f,Hllllt''> \)I p1ll1't1li,1I
ltllllli' lt1tltt1 11-S, 1llld 11\\'ll llllt'I lllt' l'C ,1 tlh111l l' It' II\ lllill{~'S
L)l ltt'I \'l~lnns '\l\1)uld Plf'st1111 1d\ lit{ l:>-11'1\~'" nl \\'ll.tl tilt' 11t
1~.llll"i n10$l p1\I< I'. pn1vt11 p1,l~p1'11l\ \\t '"''' l )t1I\ .i r't \\110
I1'J1 '< l S ,\II OI l lh '"1' \ ts IOils ( ,lll Sil\\ I't'd
I \till ;i I 11111' 11~1'1
\\hn 111.11...c\' It thrl)llt\ll tht's1' lit lls still
(,\11'~ I llli'ltlllt' 11! h1 .'1Jlllllf llld :.>llld\ lllHitlltl lt di\ ll\1'
POWERFUL VRC.ENCt S
l9)QJS OI" PC\aa
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VERGENCE CR - :TION RULES
hvlnt~ (flOrfly hr.Id t ,,l .urrt11Jn<J', aorJ r,f~(
T flt fnr< C I il
tr.Ile , (vtfyth1np, tnnrj1ni~ Lhc: Jy;l:Jxy t.c>!'"ttie;r In 'A)ffl '~
pl!lre, arid rJround ~omc
<1l;Je< l"J, 1tw1 Forl ': c~nf~r{ y flr;Vlf;"
l(:rf!I,{ ~ I) ~ :"J t ~ r~ /f:(ffa' '.'/."
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',1.t: ,,, ' -,~ rt;:;J~ra :t,';J,.o/r.f:. a F41''~b.~' .~"'~'"/;,~

pU\'fPrful torrC'r11 r;, 1JllOw1nr~ P{)rc;e ',:n'trllv'(;!J to f1c:rf<>rrn iyea'
:,rJr;-., r ./ ,, rt f; tJ, "d Vlf', Je''>"".t; ~ e , "~ii j "tJ ~
ft'-tl~ Ttus (,c:icllon dct.arlr, thl! rule:. for C1Mf1 ''' rrt:;,tc Ltr'~"
C!i"ll VCI ecncel:'! lrl the rOrc.c, t~llOffCJ t(J ',p'~C.lfl' JJ(:<; I!> 1ria~e I t) ~u
3t f:~'Ji llf ttif: ,_ '1;.r.g:t"";
, -:i , 1e jj r'* ". J.V ~;.;1 ..., ~
for r!X( lllrlC. mcmr>rable C.hollcngc~ ~lc>ng rJl:,:1ers' JC>Urnt..ryr Tt ':"1.: "'~ ti'! f1'J1/;, o "! ~ !Jli't ~(!'.$.. ,,,.. a ~'!'Pft.' ce ? '.! .,,~
toward I orcc rn;-;stery (J'A ~ho J fj '.f.; t;i.1 'Jf '1 a'~ v' J lj' ~1 fr,f r ~ ,i:;r~!'}(.i;

CREATING VERGENCES UNIQUE QUALJTIES

E::;tr1 V<:rgr:nr.e is ;; umQ .. t- :;,rt~. 1:1rJ1e;;~. :; :w ai.i u~ F-rc.e
lo er cat c a verccnce. a GM must hr~t idenufy it as a site wills Sornf: v::rgenc.es fJ"OV1rJ': a :.. "~t U:Sl fi.;rre u;e'f
or oh1cct. Vergencc otJjects are typically only of m1nuf or thar<ic.wr anrJ sn3oe -"tr de, r.,, . . e veig,enc!.'S 11~"'* 1
rnoderate strength. bul unlike a sit~. they off'?r murJrhty eas !:r to aca:;,s sr:>eo~ as;Je!..:t.s <i' u e force .i.~...in t.'t!>se
Vcrgenccs also have associated alignments, s IJ,..' r ~ a" r, \'11th tf.:JlflO~ r.:j" ':!"l<:.'O
unique quallties CMs mighL select a quality rro1 Table 2- 1
or create their own. Tab! 2- 1: Sample Vergence Unique Qualities ~11
pagepi:ige 9t. " J e~ Y.J""e ~ t,. a ~.,e (f ,u3 ~es ~ e
When a GM creates a vergence using his rules, tle needs GM could add to n..s own :ergen.':e. ;. ::: ' 5WJ.ll !1 geneta Y
to choose and deflne three core elements of the vergence only select one uniq!Je quality for a ve gence
1. Vergence strength VERGENCE TRIALS
2. Vergence alignment ':vren a Force-sens1ave PC e'lters a vergefice a tn3l. r11tn
3. The vergence's unique quality the PC e1.periences Visions or llusioris that offer a d ffi--
cull moral choice. -.,e Gf\1 should ue we exper1e'"tce to
Note. the qualities and benerts presented here are "
that PC's ~'1oraflt) oaci<gro .. nd or rllouva~10:;. Players 1n-
tended to be very general exampies of poss'bilitres tl1e Giv1
teresreo '" se,,d "g tre ,. characters to me dar1': side may
can use for vergences he creates. Unique qua ht es. by their cnoose to fa, a erect< a... -:oma~ca .. /, getting the chance
very nature. shoula be unique. this 1s why the qualities pre- to rolep1ay ou .her ci1a"f'Oc~er fa ng re trial and gain-
se~ted in the specific vergerces ear1ier in this chapter may
ing Conflict from t Otrie~ 1se. the PC riust succeed on
not match with the options presented here. a check to resist r1s dar1<er riature. The i.ype of check 1s
defined by the vergence.
VERGENCE STRENGTH AND ALIGNMENT
Force users exit a :r1a fore,1er charged. having under
E~ery vergence 1s an access point to the rcn-. energy of th~ gone a significant spirrua. JO.Jrne~ of person_al insight.
Force While no t\\'O vergences are exact.y alil<e. Jed archr- Players should ro epia; their characte~s accordingly. Givl.s
V!Sts and researchers have managed to classrf1 KnO\'ln ver- should encourage p1ayers ,\hose charac~ers have experi-
gences into various types. Vergences rr'ighr be light side ver- enced a trial to ampl f~ the emotiona strength or weakness
gences. dark side vergerii:es. or rieurra ,;ergences. and each of their tvloraliry as befits the trial result for at least the
remainder of the sessior Griless a ~rial is specifically 1nd1-
::>f these types exists ir ,ar. 1rig srrengths.
cated as being repeatab e a cnaracter can only undergo
STREN GTH that trial at a spec1!ic vergence once
Fo~ lr'e purposes of gameplay, .1ergences fall into one of two
strength categories. which dererrrne several factors for a
verr:'.en"f!. as detailed below:
Minor Vergence: VVhen making Force pov,er checks 0 ~ ~s
i ,g Forti: ::i:e1 ts within a rr1nor .iergence, a Force-sensitive
character adds ar automa: rc O result to the check rf the
iergence is .a light S!df> vergenre If it 1s a dark side vergence.
a Force S\?ns1tive character adds an automatic result tn-
\tc;)d Minor neutral vergences provide no mechanical bene
1
f but Force users w1Lh1n feel more confident and connected
'.(, lflr- R:irrr;
Ma us
Jor Vergence: When making Force power checks or . -
" frJrr.r la'cnts WJthrn a ma1or :ergence. a Force~sensftive
" 'lf. <i!l1s automaLH OO results to the check ir the
 TABLE 2-1: SAMPLE VERGENCE UNIQUE QUALITIES _

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T I
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T k

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11 e PC e'lc.ounte'"S the PC s ,...,.,.st tiaLed ene,.,..y Ti;E: PC ffiJS'L ma! e Q Hard t t t Jti;,~J th f(
'lr Success rneans t:he PC h~s a t.111r: ed a rneas... re of seren t1 and 11r1::...r ~ ..::ir "a. r~ "'"tt.3" .,.~
1

ronsumed by rage a1d ga ns 10 Corfl: t lus an aCJOI ~ ~ .a Con 1m for ev~r ~t @

"'"'he u1a C'ut;ects l.he PC c ' ri r l+"le P( mJSl tradt fe u;ef :.J.iJ pr01.ec~ :..-~ d~"':i~I"""
l\4ake a Hard C t t t JDiscipline check Suc.c.es:. means t!1e PC ha!> dernostr::r..~ se ~;,1~:.
lo a oar. s oe chara rer r;j"" ,.....,.,,,-:. ::i r step tCl1'\ards atone_rnent Al tte end if r1:0 :;=::., v.r
Tnal of Sacr fice
resolving CGnf' rt arid ac ~st ng f\1<>~1 ty, tl'le pla;er should ro 2al 9 arid 11[e3si: c :;~8::-"' . -
Mora ty by I.hot amount fa1 ...rr -.p;i c; the PC 1s c.or surned br r3gt. ~e1era:.1r,s r ~ :i. pl a-
add1uona 1 Corll1ct for e\e!) n"' {~

1 me and space are MOre fiu a at t'"'JS vergerce, ,and ::Orce users. r.an rno'e .ea:; se-- 'lep r....:_ir:: ... '3'
:.herr alfies. V1~e ustng tfle Foresee po1vs 'oran equ1vatert ab1hty Fore~ use~~ :11e e g::1~ ~ .,.,
() to ncrease thet me they can -see nto tre futJre oy one ye~. aqd "13",Y .:i::::_v-a:..=: ~:. "1:.Jtr.;.= ~
l
Meti1tat ng at t.t>1s .. ergence deepe'1s a pracuuoners cor riec'1rr r 'he Fore::: ::.,;...c" - e"1:::11~ 1 ~. rz
Lving Force \'ergence 1'ergence for a;: leasl an hour a character may make an A verage
":) tr all Force D(Mer checks tne character mav.es for the resr. of rr-1e sess1cr
r+t J
D"'isd p line c:ieck s;:cE: an:

\Vhen a character rreo1rates ar trs vergence. the Force car sl7o ..-,any tri11Jgs. ru:: ..:n:i~g a:& ;:;ae;
and the oast .A, Force user may add a number ofO rio greaier thari Force ratrg :D :.1= i:"lov:~
checK he rna~s ~ i.. eat this vergence f11m1ted to once per sess1onl - i"le cha-act.er ma ~ ) :r::: a:i~
Cosmic Force Vergence
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tJ nr to the check. The character may also Lry and push the Force to r~vsal :,,r,g-f:irg:m;:i:i::~
althougr this veers ri rhe d rectron of the dark side The character r:1ay sp::rd ')')l).ard SJa ...
Conflict to add @ :o -he check.

ENHANCING VERGENCES uaditional t ests \~ere of sk 1 cot...rage sp:tr1.., -=-es~ 3~_: r.

All vergences strengthen a character's connec:ior to the sight. \Nrile those 1earr rg tc .15- tr ::: r:o:-c.= d..i"f!lg :1:-==-
Force. but some are particv lar _. useful for arrp,1f': ng spec "ic of the Empir~ don't ar s er iB ~ .... ~s Cc-.Jncc '?:>Jr'~--'
techniques. The natures o: tljese erha"cernen3 ar, " de J . trad tora J ed i Trials C1 15 :riZ 6''
- =,..[Bf(IC-"3:: ..,.. -

Force poV\ers might be amp '1ed or J r~!e a~ rr e s re. or to lend a sense oi accomplis..,r;e": ara - ar- :."::. s:i -
they might provide ar .rs,grt chat a 0 1.-s a ternporar, ben- grQ\-..t h tov.ard masL.er of .u~:: =ore:..
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ef t for the rest of rhe sess or \l\'h1!e t;.nciergc rg a ifia shot.. d oe a s.g-' ~ca-: s.;:
Force user's JO... rre _ :1il a: a c o am ~:,T ttie :1-:,;
USING A VERGENCE IN t(a does not ha.e LC De r,r=~:::t:m li :-!'.l - t :7s~ .f ~

PCs \1oraliry offers a grea- .:pDC"TI.ffi-: } w aa:: a~

A CAMPAIGN encounter at a +ra i=-~e-c2 -::o rhe s.::-s::; .:. .:."'~ --_
reucally iJSe a ergerce to cc.cour.i ~ oT'"y ::.., ......i
Vergences ae powerful toofs for cr..1s to Jse 1n a campaign.
lhe nrernall~ foc..,,s.ed mats 'il\l{)f ties: 3! -ergc .:es
They c.;;n r.est a Force user's commltmer;: ro the Lghr side
cally the iJi1als of spirir a11 ris: gnt
or ne car}: or grant v1s1ons that lead me PCs ro adventure
\.'ergenc:es can even funGion as headQ1.Jarrers for a part TRIAL OF SPIRIT
P'"Ov1d1ng them v.1th a pov1erfuJ resource aga,:~st furure clla~~
enges f na ly. g.v1ng IJ!!rgenc:es a r ch h1srory provides a '.la-
vorful bao:ground. enhanctng 1mmer1'ton within a campaign

THE JEDI TRIALS

Be'ore ttte dark umes \'hen tre Jed Orde
ic sub,ected Padawa~ to a se~ es of five ter _v.as st1 strong
Jedi Tnals before they could become Je Ksts knol\n as the
a q grrrs The fr\e

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T he F-orcc (.cJll~ lo rnen1l)r1<; o~ alrno'>l r;vt(y '>Pt cu~ 111 1tH
eala;\y I llOC,t \\1110 lll'31 (llld (Jfl~Wl'r llD v~hlt,p()f'j <)flt>n ll:!V
el fn1 fr on1 U1e11 tldllVP ~yst<>ms to fulllll 1111'11 Gft>sltn11>i 1111r.
~0c lion pr csent~ St'Vl.!1 al ~pcc1rs that f!n 11>1 at t r>xplortJt1011 or
the wider gcilaxv.

__....LEENA
The d111111111t1\ l'' Al Pena are enthusiastic explorers and lravel
er..,, n1ak1ng tllern a cornrnon sight Lhroughout lhe galaxf
Reno\vned f01 thcrr qu1c kness and adaptab1hty, Aleena SPECIES ABILfnEs
'ead1lv crnb1 ace advenlure. often in the form of compeli
uve spot ts. 1nctud1ng Pod racing. Some use their natural
ath t.l1c1sm t.o fund their travels, working as entertainers or
ath'etes Others take on service with military groups Their
sn1all stature makes them ideally suited Lo roles as explorers
o .. scouts. Wound Threshold: 8 + s~a ""I

Physiology: Aleena are a reptilian species. Their skin is cov- Strain Threshold: J 0 4 WI powe
ered in scales thaL typically range 1n color from tan to blue Starting Experience: 95 XP
or purple. Their elongated skulls house two large eyes. a
broad nose. and a large, tooth-filled mouth The curvature of Special Abilities: A1eena beg r ~e game ~ ~ ra
their mouth suggests a perpetual smile to many non-Aleena. 1n Coord1nat1on The:r st -r,a_ '"'Ot :re; il Cood~ ~
Mature Aleena average about eighty centimeters in height above rank 2 during characte" creatio" ~ ~-~ c.:.
smaller than a 'erage ard co1.;rt as s i-.tJ...,=u= 'J
Unlike many reptilian species, Aleena are \.varm-blooded.
They maintain their body temperature in part through a par- Sturdy Frame: Aleena begin rre ga,.....e i~ '.!ion~'?'~ "
ticularly rapid digestive system, believed to be a by-product the Durable talent. a
of the competitive nature of their homeworld. The ability
to rapidly convert food into energy is tightly linked to the
species' characteristic quickness. Aleena are omnivores who
typically prefer very spicy cuisine. but there is no clear physi-
ological basis for this preference. Visitors to their homes and
world are often surprised by the food's intensity.
Society: Aleena are fiercely loyal to their families. In their
native cultures. extended families dwell together. often shar-
ing interlinked rooms within a larger structure. All Aleena
within a village typically share blood ties.
This strong connection continues when they travel beyond
their worlds of origin. It is rare for an Aleena to travel alone.
Instead. family members commonly travel together. In cases
where a single Aleena travels as a performer, relatives join
the performer as an entourage. They rejoice in their kin's
success and offer comfort at times of disappointment.
Homeworld: Aleen Minor is an Inner Rim world and the
species' planet of origin. It held membership in the Galac-
tic Senate for rn1llennia. The world's climate is unrelentingly
harsh. a11d the planet is home to such vicious predators as
sagcatcher:;. rrequenl travelers. Aleena have colonized other
worlds.includ1ngAle<~n. a world in the Mid Rim that many ga- BARDOTTAN d~('1
lacuc cit11ens understandably confuse with the Aleena world i11 cell1gent aro . ,~
.
BardotLans are charactenst1cally _of ph)S:'
of origin l heir population has grown substantially through 1
spiritual. and n1any dernons[rate tilgh !e'e ~reir ,\e!l to
1
their travels. such I.hat f<ir moro Aleena live elsewhere 1n Lhe as well They are often scholars. de\ oung ,eJ tlie g.:: J'l
galaxy Lhan on Aleen Minor ne
- Id f\ ta"" tr<l'ans t,p1cal' "r
intense study of a specific
Bardott f ifl.3 '
Languages: All Alecna are fluent in Lheir native language of pursuit or U1eir research Acaaemic eo all 1n o....11 A'
e unco' er -earv
Aleena Most also learn Basic. especially those wt10 choose co11unue a jou1 ney after they ha\ ihe1r fe~
1evant to
to travel from their homeworfd. in their current location that 1s re

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lliE>CIJS' OF POIFR

Aleen a
Bardottan
Lhc\ study, Bardottans lend to meditate as a key component
of the learning process. Often. these meditalions include re-
r1ecuons upon history. family. and their cultural interpreta-
'1on of Lhe Force
Physiology: Bardottans are a saurian species. with scaled
1r Their lowe1 legs bend backward. and they walk on
three-toed feet Their forearms are shorter Lhan their lower
extren11ties and end in three fingers and a thumb. Their long
neci<s are heavily wrinkled and can bend in any direclion. A
tleak-llke snout dominates their head. Bardottans vary sub
stant1ally 111 height at maturity, ranging from just over a me
I.er to more than two meters tall. Their skin tones range from
Pae gray to yellow. green. and even purple. Some ~a~e a
consisterit tone across their bodies. but others have d1st1nc-
vp ~ark1ngs, including striped and spotted patterns.
~ciety: Bardell.an culture traditionally values knowledge
~ Cl ;dtication very highly, and cu ltivates an intense devo-
h~n m ~P 1 r11uar rnaLters. Bardottan scholars tend toward a
gh de{!r<:e or )ccrecy with the informaUon that they uncov
111
(J ll'P 1our r> of lhr1r research on ly sharing details with
'lutsid<;rs \Vhen 1L btcomr; absol~tely necessary. They are
r1ro11(J a11 d I . . k for
~Ssta ndependenl: b<>1ngs who are reluctant to as
wlJ nee lristr.ad 1hey prc:fcr Lo resolve issues 1nLcrnally
~~n
h enever Possible.' They r.xi>n.ct ouLs1de 1n1erven11on only
~II ~ .
Jrlt1ons beco1ne par ticulcJrly dire
Baraonans deliberately . >S
Yi 'h isolate therr society into grotif
" d ffcrcnt academic and reflg1ous fields. Because Lhry
Devaronian
Gungan
consider all information precious. earning the right to infor-
mation is a part of their educational and professional pro-
cess. They become quite loyal to their immedia[e peers. bur
they are reluctant to work with those outside of their group.
Homeworld: Bardotta is the homeworld of the Bardotran
people. The planel's government is a monarchy. though the
king or queen is assisted by a contingent of Dagoyan Master
advisors. Bardotta has isolationist tendencies. Almost al of
the planet's inhabitants are members of the native species.
After their exposure to the larger galaxy millennia ago.
Bardottans colonized other worlds. including Phu. Cultural
norms on some colonies vary substantially from the cul-
ture native to Bardotta: for instance. Bardottans from other
worlds are not always as secretive or isolationist as those
from the species' homeworld.
Languages: All Bardottans are fluent in Basic and many
also study the trad itional Bardottan language. Those who
explore oLher cultures often master other languages as
par~ of l11eir SlUdies.
p ception of the Force: The Bardottans have a strong
~~ I force tradition. whose skilled p1ac;uuoners are
cu ura tlie Dagovnn l'vlasters. This tr ad1t1on links the Force
known as ' Tl D .
LO tIle Idf'il Or ll
virig In 11armonv 1vlth the gala\y ie ago) an
. d d
t' I he Force as a tool for ed11c.aL1011 an un e1
Mnslelrs u~ ' tunes u1LPg1at111g its use into negotiations
~t;1ncl1ng, sonH 1 1 believing that the Force should never
Th<'\ tll l' no11v10 en .
l>C llSI' d lo
inJUI e another l1v1ng being
PLAYER OPTIONS
f K1JS 01F POWElt
 cor1l11c n , , llt 1 \ lit ~riit-,
Bardott 1 ~ JI<", I llO~e to t llC tvJdi. ' rI Jr l i\\ l I. ll I TI 11~ l < I
l 'ht Dt ' I I I " t , , l'i< .t
order c:rntJSdC.l" thl ua1k c;1dt ,.,1 tllr r f' n lht ''' 1 J r
of an dnc.1enl de 1non n JrnP,1 1\1 ltll.J<llT 1 fl , r 1 ill h\I <1ut f'h' -.IOIOi1) : I'll . ' I I ll I I I 11
't
,,1111nc1, C'1nph.>\ ('(!' olt n f' 111 th1 11 11..I ton!. t n ' 1111~ "" lh1 -.kn<< l r tl ' 1 l lll 1 , ' I

fur t15. to l ''' ll l 1t1C' Lt\ nr, f 0r' e 1ron1 hP ''' t n ., <.<~ llkil 1.<1101 11"' n t<' '.1 , 1 n~ '
tile>~ tl'.4110 S. llllfll t' ll ...is pa11 of thf'll r l\hll!. 1\,1\" \ '\I t 11 ~I' I , I ht " Il I ..

111 \ .lh n '" 1n1 )I.I"" t' I tl \'V I h

B(irdoll ln(, afl opposl.'!d to ti\ Jl (11 II dll lHl l'I t 1klnt'
\OUnghngs to Jt'd1 Terrplc" lo~ tr.11n1nr, 1tu:- P lf't'\ i' i,1
fl fl 1flJ(,JI I \ l flt I \'.1 )I It I \ti I I 1
tl!Cll d1t I
I
I
ter~ bC'l'C'\!e t.,at an\ F'-Or(t: <;i.;ll\tlt\t ulrn\ht'r<. ''' 11\L''I pt
c10s. should 101n thC' Ban1ott 111 trc;1Ci1t1011 l h1<> ll'tl to 1 tnnfll I ("11 \tlll lll1lf)~ I\ )Vt l)' )1.1\ \ll\11 I\. I <1 I )\ 1 \
C\f 1nte1 e'>t \'\1th 1tie Jrd1 1n ,., hc I\ the B,)rdol lJll ~ovri111n11nl tr.ill 1~ I llkt d tn p tl1c 1l,1rty II., loll 1 h k 11
labeled \.-,C'1n as ktfinappers t 1c.:ins111(~ sv~t1 111 ~1rmt't''- 1 II , 1, , . Ol ,,
l'I~ ~... 111~11 ( 1\n~t int I\ ( !11 " ' (' II (' l O(ly l I \ \
SPECIES ABILITIES r111ng1111:. l 111~ f;l.llll.., 1hrm ,in 'Xt <'J)~to1 v l
!<~ pol'<'ll' .il,c1 t llfll)llllt' tl)('ll1 l<l lt'ln~11r , O<'J
I
I~(' lllf'.l11v ltl\I( (() 01 IH'r ~P<'t I<'~.

l)i'v.11 ()nr,111 pl1y... 11)IOt-'.u'<ll q11 1k:-. 1 .11 1'-1 sulr 1 10 t

Wound Threshold: 9 + Bro\'\ll
Strain Threshold: 1O + \\lillpo\vcr
Starting Experience: IOS \ P
Special Abilities: Bardottans begin the g;unt' \v1ll onl'
rank n Kno\vledge (lore) . They still n1ay not \lain l\no\vl
edge (lore) above rank 2 during cllart1ctcr c1t~<111on
111 111.11 I\'1'll1rtl\ (' -,t111111l.1nl \1\d11'n 11111,111 d th<" r .ilr
icll\ l'!11<'1" Ill<' hl<)C)c1:.trc'.1nt t~1.~n11n11 p11~1i, 1 ,,o
~net "P<'1'd IiO\<\<'\,<'t, l111" 1.. , one' ch 1 n1~nt th.ll l t
t.1111101 t lt\\11~<) tl~ l'll<'fll\1'lV 11\ 111 111t' l1111n Ir' m t ~
<'\Pt)Slllt' IO '>1111111 C,ll) IJ,l\<' ~1'111)11\ f)11<it1 ,ll (0 ~l QI
IOI ,l l)t'\',ll01\l;ll1
Society: I)<'\'" or11.1n cull 111 <' '' pnn1a11ly Ill tr 3rt.'1
spt'< t<'s o;llo\vs n C1~1l<Jn1 (11ll11r:-JI c11n101pf\lsrn lnk<1d t11
<1L'l f t.'111,llt' ()e\',ll<'ll11dt1S .lit lyp1< :tll~ f;lr fll()fl' 'it'lll(ij n
\,1hlt' s('flll!IV cllld prosp1'11ly l)lt'lc'rnn15 le) f:ll't' lh111 ~

BARDDTTAN SECRECY vv1th1n ,1 st.Ible 1'nv1ronnH'lll tv1,1I<'~ . by c.:onlr.l'll 11av1 ;in

he Bardottans are a proud species. While they
T hold themselves and others to a very high stan
dard. they are uncomfortable adn1itting to those
times when they have failed to live up to that stan
dard. Bardottans recognize that their culture has
gone through growing pains. as most do. However,
they have tried to conceal these n1istakes fron1 the
greater galaxy rather than using them as an ex
ample fron1 which others could learn .
The Frangawl cult is a tragic exan1ple. In their
shame. the Bardottans have tried to ignore the
cult's existence. even as cultists have kidnapped
and sacrificed important citizens. Because of the
Bardottans' degree of sophistication. these inci
dents have been rare. but they remain deplorable.
ndl<' cultu1al w;u1rlcrh1~t Tiley cnlt111s1:1st1c,111v pur~.ic 1<',
Sl<llll tr ,1Vt'I ,1nrl t1,1vc .Jn 11111<'1 c'rll ly ht~h l1'V<'I 11r 1:;~ l01u
.111cc. In spilt' or ll11 ~. n1.1lrs di) rn11Jr.11 <' rt''ipon:i1l11i11y fe11
L11cir 1n:1tes ,u1d olfsp1ing. f'v\;.ilc Dev.11-0111,1ns 1yp1ct1llv ~1 nd
the n1ajority or Lhch earnings IJ~ck lo I h111 ;po11,c5 on .i rr.6
ular basis, prcft'rring Lo 1:>Uppor l lh<'il 1.1m11ie, 1'\1'n as lh11~
cxplo1 e Lhc gcililxy.
Homeworld: Dev1:1ro11 is d Len1p(!I al<' wo1 Id 1n 1ht Coh.>
nics region. The plonel lt1clude5 den5e 11.1 n~IC'i .111d n 1l1lc
n1ounlainous regions, The species h.1., t'~l.1hli'>hed pr11~r111
ous clues in mo5L regions ol Lh<' plan<.1\ I hough thr 1Jldc.t
and most populous are within Lhe lo\v mount 11rt5. 01Vi! rn
jungles encompass a range of dangerous p11d:Jtor5, 1~t11t
continue to Lhnve on the la1 gely c1v11l1C'd \-vorld Jo11rrk v I
Lhese uncivilized regrons can be dang<'rot1:; even tor ll~l
pllshcd explorers.
Rr' ~1\
Languages: All Devaron1ans ar(' llu(nt In B. 1 ~Il
rew study their ancestral ldnguage of Otv,ironc~l!

DEVARONIAN Perception of the Force: Dcvaroni.111.11.1vc J h1gtl ht'<;,1 "

cy or Force sensitivity hut lhev do not It.we luiv prt''~
. . , . I c l1cer ' i
Dcvaron1ans independently developed Ll1e hyperdrivc Lens native lrad1L1011s of Force . u5cr.:, I rll<'ll' , 'ivIn I 1lt ,,,.. f r
of 1housands of years before the Battle of Yavin. Tl1cy ex her ol notable Devaron1dn Jedi, iowtvi r .. , 011
!hCll'\\ 1 c
plored and made contacl with Lhe greater galaxy long be Trrnplc wa~ loundcd on Dev:iron 111<. iu ,u ia vstnt, , t 1
YOl111glil lgS rrorn this pli.111('1 .ttld llPll{ll l l(>llf v ' IJC"J'llf1
1
f<;re 01 hc>r inhabited systems near Devaron were officletlly
I lilf \'/llll [tJI
d1~co1<r<>.d by I.he Republic. Members of Lhc en l.l cnrencu r Illy a local Lr<uning racilll Y 111 "l't'P Ll iv 110 nl~'' 11
ial ~pe< if', Qr< a cornmon site in spaceports ancJ olhcr ccn gPnclC'1 -.pocllic. pl'r<:;o11.1lllY t1 1111<rr1o tll! c 1 ~r 1 r 1nl11"tf
'll 1ltc nrd1..r I iii
ter~ of trade. 11101(' horivlly lt~plC'<>t'llltLI WI 1111 1nt1llC11
l l l'lldCd lt1
YC'dlllll\{l [OI ltrlV\'I tllld cldV('ll llll
f)evaron1ans l1r.ive t.h~ 1n1slorlu11e of resernblirig rnyltio ~
1111 11 (

t 1.ill1i11g ri cir 1Hn. 101 n 1.ilc LJl'V(irt tl

logical de1nun~ of rnany grilactic cultures Br< dl l 'i<' ol 111 1<;,
they are one of the gf.llaxf''.> rno~.t d1~trustecl 'ilJIJC Ir!',. A~, r1

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IE>CIJS OF POWER
 SPECIES ABILITIES l"IC!I er, whrll' c rlic"i dorninatcd by humans are located upon dry
land The two sprc1c.s have a long history of interacting peace-
rully wit 11 one anolh<'r Tile Gungan lirgh Council links Gungan
11nd human soc1cl.ics together to form a planetary government.
Members of both species contribute to the democratic process.
particularly for 1ntor;1ction wrth offworld entitles. Currently, this
Wound Threshold: 11 + Btavvn
government 1s under the oversight of the Empire.
Strain Threshold: 10 + \'\t1llpovve1
Naboo'<; oceans have a broad range of predators. in-
Starting Experience: q~ \P cluding the sanclo iJqua monster and the opee. both large
enough to swallow a bongo sub in a single bite. Areas im-
, Special Abilities: Dl'\ lr on1<)ll'5 begin the game vvith
mediately surrounding their cities are largely secure. but ex-
,_ r 1r K r <;un ''di or Decrpt1on They still may not
tended journeys can incorporate a high degree of rrsk.
uain Survival 01 Deception above rank 2 during char-
ic'e' creauon Languages: All Gungans speak their native Gungan as well
as Basic.
Resilient Metabolism: Devaronian physiology is natu-
l r 1rd1 and resistant to toxins. Members of the spe- Perception of the Force: Gungans do not have a native
*-
cies add automatic to all Resilience checks they make. Force tradition or a strong tradition of membership 1n the
Jedi Order. However, their cultural tendencies to live in con-
nection with the natural world are consistent wrth an under-
standing of the Livrng Force. Gungan underwater crt1es are
relatively isolated. even from Naboo's human population. ft
Fe\v Gungans travel away from their homeworld of Na boo
is likely that Jedi simply failed to discover the majority of
nstead n1osl prefer to live in cooperation with U1eir planet's Gungan Force sensitives who might have joined the order.
nalurr:il ecosystems. In fact. Gungan galactic ~ravelcrs are
often exiles. Gungan law is unforgiving, and expu lsion is a
cornn1on form of punishment Consequenlly, Gungans found
SPECIES ABILITIES
"'fvorld are seldom characterisuc of Lhe species.
Physiology: Gungans arc a bipedal. amphibious species.
11c1 are Lall and thin. averaging nearly two meters in height.
T'leir expressive. long ears and eyestalks are set around a
bill like moul11 They are omnivorous. wit11 a diet composed Wound Threshold: I 0 + Brawn
'arRely of mollusks and aqualic plants. Gungan compound
Strain Threshold: I 0 + Wi llpower
lungs arc capable of effic. ren l ly cxLracling oxygen fron1 both
:iir and water Gungan Infants c:ire born as Ladpolcs within Starting Experience: I 00 XP
WJter cradles Their limbs develop within a month or bir111. Special Abilities: Gungans begin the game with one rank
Society: Tl1e vanous Cungan cities are largely stratified In AU1lelics. Tl1ey slill may not train Athletics above rank 2
J ord1ng lo residents' rnembersh1p rn partrcular clans. In
during character creation.
terrelallons between cities t1avc been established Lhrough Amphibious: Gungans may
carefully 1\lorcled treaties. A I llgll Council serves as an overall breal11e underwater without ~ l
govcrn1n1;1 body t11al extst.s largely to resolve disputes be penalty and never suffer 1 :;r-
t11ecn the different c1Lics. move1nenL pcnalllcs for .
traveling throug11 water.
Curigan soc1e~y places a vcr y hlgl1 va lue on peace and
tirder Wlrlle Lhoy arr: a gcncrdlly 11appy people, Liley l1avc
'lie lolerrincc for elements l11at disrupt their lives. Even
rr :'lOr crimes are treated severely; Vandalism. for example.
m nt~ corporal pu111shrnenl or even exile.
C1i, ~11ns arc proud ol L11c11 independence and arc
, e1oeo to gre.JI lengl11s lo dcfrnd 1L Eacl1 city rr1a1n
:. 1 own rn1lflia arincd witll energy sluelds and plas
,, { fin :>
ip,y l1allt Gunr,.Jns 1nake extensive use o an11nc
r ' ii
1101111
L!.i, drlcJ lhl'lr nrilt;1r.il tools rcrnaln effective in co11ibl
;iatit.ii
1
\vJtl1 lllfl1r sh11id LL'( t111olor,1cs rhr various 1nllllias
r
h11 lvu,)..'ltlf'r lt>gL1la1 ly dlld <till rlS'\t'IJlblf'
, I l 'il I y
lllLO a Pane
vtono Army , f
.c ace~ brc).i<J,lr 1l1rt~HI'>.
~ornewo I
L1ie c rd: C.unga11s c11 cl nCJUVv 10 1110 pldnel Nc1lJoo ncnr
I l"')u. r Pirr Terr1lor1os lll"ll('ll ll1i'Y sllaru l1ab1L.1llOll w1ll1
"Jns o v ,
lt 11, n that \'-1ot1d Ille> pl.inlt's cli111.it<? t'> pri111.111ly
~ndPr~ratt> SutJ<;,1.(11111.ir or eans ::.<'I><11.11 t tt., I11C1VilY for t<; Iicl
ri~~es Alrnost Clll Gu11go11 1lc11>11.11 c, .ir(l l<1rnuly undi '1
N WEAPONS
a a~ ~' J;) ast
A
t

~
t
' boorr ~a g e ~ner . .
am tE- r
' g nto a "E'e tJ 0 a
84
I J t ~ "~
t 'lg the o g ta i.a' t ~
t r J e user s i'ta"'d. t

E ERGY WEAPONS I' eme.;ecf a th nnomerang can be usect ~ _ .a.

ch.1...dt:ter ma spen t> n a m ssed att1t11. JO~ .-
v

\ os :O"",.,...O"" ..,-a"'ri-h~ ~ e erg, atta{ mad:"' "he G... iJei qua ") to ha\-e tre rv...._
VVUlT ~ rcJ:"..g
1 s ro :11e o'.l} i)~ a a ru el ,-eturn to the se~ s narid
!ls :o~-e ...... o c e-,=er a err.at .a
GUNGAN ATLATL
ENERGY SLINGSHOT
I.\ Gungan \,arr1or could rnro\v one of her s gna~1..re P:aSf"!.,
Less a weaoo"' e i:.~ m...scn a'O"JS o:-ar.~ers
... the ba s 11'\e a grenade (and ':';+.e.,.. do). bui: a Gungan afa g .-es
~ ..~ ~ a 3'" -~il ...-.ea de\ e. - e user
"'gsr-o i.S oo r.ts i e \\eaoon a grea:er 1ange and aids 1n accura(} The a
st a~ t~ 13.,..get pu s baa e e er;; :Ed cup a'"'tj ai also pro4et:Ls. i:he v. e de' from 1nad\'erten: d1schagei
'-"e"' s.~ re ~ases e ~ ..::;:VJC: .._:.res a c.:so.. 2~'" !1; s.hoc - These ,,e.apons are trad uonall~ ca~ed from noncordJ.:
t:t-1.1~ 0\--er S! on a S!a'lCes T"'e S"'OC -CJ~ s ~.., elha t l e Ila rd,.,..'.)()() s.
but ery a oo "'..g. ~a "g ~: - :s , =aoo" .s ega on
most \' ds P"e:':l o. rr.-.. n c pa :. es e.;;- a ,, m or.; to
.. a s '"O' Cu"ga"' oasma oa' s see Table 3-1.
Ranged Weapons g "g j"e'T' g'eate" "a"ge "' :i
purchase m e c...~ag " o' "'" E"'fG"Ce::r~~~ c -rers \\no
.. s "' P a c; ::>p o: o as""la oa s 'o'" ammun,iJor..
ha\e top... up \tr OO'rlg p t.eo b_ St'!Y.:1.-!!.... !'S~ from rO\'id]
~oung hoo gans
GUNGAN PLASMA BAU
Tnggenng hp D ..........':!"'. Qua t) o" ms \Eapen recu1res
tJ ~eac tJ. t> Plasma balls are the predominan;: arnriu"1tl0fl fo C-uog.an
\'re<iOO:Jf). loaded ,,j> a -:JuKi-like plasma j;e ordnar.ce oorm
EXPLOSIVES AND upon 1mpac~ :, ~h :ne ;:arger,. discharging '.ts payloaa Plas.T;a
balls val) n sze. :.itll versions rough!} J.>enry ceni:irrieiEIS 11
OTHER WEAPONS diameter assoc ared v:itil niost handhefd ..e<;ooos
The-1 are
especial!~ da11ge'"ous to dro1ds and mechanical de-.'ices.
In sp i.e of t.'1e blaster's ease of use anc ::s ready avauaoil-
lt). not every culru..e fu 1) e""'braces <:ne \\caoon. Some\ e\,
a d1ffereni o;eapon as a hat mar o: ::her c ... ~ ......es maraal
LONGBOW
tra1n1ng. In omer cases. a :ernauve \\taOOi'JS fT' g~- .o~r. bet- l'vlucr ess ~ecrr"ca } sopllis;:icated thar a blaster. a 'o"g
ter n the environment L'1e~ nnari L
!:>o\v renia 11s a dead.: . eapon ., prooeri. :IOJ'ed n:"~
The quret '.:' arg of a bo :s~:ririg a1so does "'O<: carr} 11c-a '
AURATERAN BOOMERANG as tar as the R- ng sounds oE a Olas;:er O'" s.ug:" 011er Ir
pnm1tive env1ronme"'~ cnarac:ers separated <r('"I cecr"~
A tnough Aurate'ans hae access to 'T'ode-"' energy \\eap-
logical resources car fasf1on arro\\'S =rem natura Mater-:
orts the s MP e but relaofe ooome:arg s still a popu'ar
far more easily than tre:. ca11 ae.e1op a charg.r-gs;stem'!l"
.-eapon for ocal hunters and rrappers "e \1eaoon t.a es
an ererg~ \eapon.
TABLE 3-1: RANGED WEAPONS

R;inged 'Lrg1't:1 [\i ~

o sonent 2 St\lfl

A'.Jra Pf3f
Rong.ea (l..Jght) 4
Boomer rg ll.1echum l 65 6 Gu deC1 I l.J'' cd .\:
J rt,.;i A Rr t A 1,.t1("Jl1.. I Si.
:'> l~e<.hum ) 0 10 Ll'T' l J Ar"'~
!~
GJ g?!'i Pf3o:m3 B:; Ran rl ll.ie, ll, Burn I lu l L
Short 0 01 20 1 Amrro I
" gr.i. P.dfl ~ H :J 'I (t.f"~
L ng 1 120 4 AJrf'lC I P-.c ..
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 BARDOTTAN ELECTROLANCE

na1cloth1ns 1r 1cti11or1.1lly wr<'ld ,, ant' tinncJrd l<Jncc as a ccr

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Longbo~v
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ll'C.llnoloe1cs Morl<r n clc>ctrolances arc similar to fore< pikes
1n t h,11 tlley P1n1t (1 powerful blast when striking th<: Larget
1hey can cilso be St!l to stun This setting is most commonly
irnplPrnl'lllccl ~vhun us('<l hy law enforcement personnel seek-
ing to 111c.1pacil<llc c.1 s11spcc1 for further questioning.
The grip of the Bardottan electrolancc 1s placed in the
n1iddle of the weapon The lance rs carried like a walkrng
stick, with the longer end extended above the wielder's
l1ead. IL is U1c longer end that is used to strike a foe. In com
bat. the shorLer end is typically pivoted to parry incoming
attacks. The shorter end also incorporates a counterweight.
making it better balanced for one-handed use.
The Bardottan electrolance is a one-handed weapon. how
ever it cannot be wielded with other weapons. It may, at the
GM's discretion. be wielded while using a shield .

However, a longbow is a large weapon, even the smal lest
models being well over a meter in length. Good arrows, near-
ly a meter long, are also awkward to carry and extremely
difficult to conceal. A longbow is an unusual and distinctive
signt on most or the galaxy's worlds. Passersby are likely
n remember seeing a warrior who chooses to carry one in
Place of a more common weapon.
t.,longbow requires a supply of arrows to fire; if the GM
~eecs Lo set a price. she can charge 1 credit per arrow (or a
!e1; Cupper pieces on Weik).
MELEE WEAPONS
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;;' sr>ecies have characteristic Melee weapons that are
: Part of tr1cir cultural martial proclivities. In some cases,
1 .c:~e v11,0 fJOrc; 11rc particularly wel l adapted either
for the
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GUNGAN ELECTROPOLE
Gungan herders traditionally use electropoles to guide and
guard their shaaks. Though it is essentially a peasant weap-
on, familiarity led the Gungan militia members to incorpo-
rate it into their military traditions. While herders typically
used the weapon while afoot, militias often use electropoles
while mounted upon kaadu. Its relatively low weight makes
it well suited for use in one hand while controlling a mount
with the other. Because electropoles were designed for con-
trolling cattle as well as scaring off predators, the weapons
incorporate both stun and deadly settings. The electronic
components of an electropole are watertight, so they can be
used effectively on land or underwater.
An electropole may be thrown as a ranged weapon. If used
in this manner, change the skill to Ranged (Light) and the
range of the weapon to short. The weapon also gains the Lim-
ited Ammo l quality (but can be retrieved and used again).
GUNGAN PERSONAL ENERGY SHIELD
Gungan engineering incorporates a particularly advanced
understanding of shielding technologies. Their underwater
cities make use of shielding extensively. Even their offensive
weapons are designed around encasing a ball of high-energy
plasma with in a temporary energy shield. It is hardly surpris-
ing, then, that they are one of the few species that have suc-
cessfu lly designed an easily portable defensive shield
The Gungan persona l energy sh ield is sized to the wearer. ,,
It is worn on the user's off-hand arm, so that a weapon can

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be wielded in the other. Notably, it does not cornpletely
a". eveloprnents Often. a cu lture conlinues to use encase the user in a secure field. Rather. it onlv offers de-
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~tro 11 .- en I >ettr~r aftrrnal 1ves are available, due to a fense againsL attacks con1ing fron1 a single orientation. To
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r,,; ic weapon(_, act11eve a level of cultural significance tl1al
0 Jrbg"~ l~ dellec.L111g c1tlar ks
~ 11e1r continued use
I he vulue of Lile Gu11ga11 personal energy shield's Defen
s1ve qu,1l1ty Is reduc.ed to 0 while the wielder is suffering from
tile staggered 01 drsonented condition

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TRAINING STICI< WEIK GREArswoRo

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mor c than a sin1plc \\talking suck. but 1s pc>rfcclly balanced Legends suggest that lorg r;6fore the 1nvenuo, of ~f!"
to be used as a duelist's weapon Alll1ough most comrnonly
to und 1n the hands of an apprenllcc. sorne 1naslcr S\'IOrd
saber. the earliest Force adep s JSed swords ~$ pr- u-;.
ferred weapons. A greatsworrJ perro'rts a v11elcer to t"'.!K..
hghlers prefer the simple training stick as a non-lethal a trcrnendous amount of PO'fter and leverage to each Sh 'lg_
wea pon that. lo the untrained eye. appears to be nothing
rnorc than an eider's cane. The greatsv1ord requires two hands w .,.,ie!d

This wea pon appears to be a l1a1mless cane. Add

to a character's Percepuon or Vigilance checks to discern - .
this weapon's true nature.

VOSS WARSPEAR 0

A spear is essentially a blade at the end of a long pole,

typically about two rnelers in length. In a pinch. tying a
combat knife to the end of a reasonably straight branch is
enough to fashion a spear. A less hastily constructed ver-
sion incorporates a double-edged blade as well as a shaft
that is made of a material sturdy enough to parry other
weapons. The city guard of Vossport on Weik prefer heavy,
long spears as their primary weapon . as they are simple to
master and versatile.
The Voss warspear is a one-handed weapon. however it
cannot be wrelded with other weapons. It may, at the GM's
discretion. be wielded while using a shield.
A spear may be thrown as a ranged weapon. If used in
this manner. change the skill to Ranged (Light} and the range
of the weapon to short. The weapon also gains the Limited
Arnrno l quality (but if retrieved. rt can be used again}.

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Gungan Energy
Bardottan Elertrolance

PLAYER OPTIONS
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