Ichor pikes were pikes made of magical ichor used by the Nightsisters.
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Author: Emperor Ollie
Emperor Ollie, AKA Oliver Queen & Shooting Wamprats, has published several fan made source books for Star Wars The Roleplaying game including Ahsoka the Novel Sourcebook, Star Wars Rebels Sourcebook Season 1 & 2, The High Republic: A Test of Courage Sourcebook, Splinter of the Mind's Eye Sourcebook and countless others.
Chain Sickle
A deadly two-handed weapon, the Chain Sickle consisted of a razor-sharp, scythe-shaped blade attached to a cylindrical handle by a long, flexible cord.
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Vassian were a near-human species distinguished by the double rows of four horns that ran along the sides of their heads, as well as their blue or green skin and purple or yellow eyes.
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Infiltrators, were a type of demolition droid created in at least two models. A green model possessed a vertical head with two photoreceptors while in combat mode, while an orange model possessed a horizontal head had three photoreceptors while in combat mode. The middle photoreceptor could also be used as a holoprojector.
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Leyakians were a sentient species found in the galaxy. One notable Leyakian, By Bluss, served as a senator in the Separatist Senate.
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A cultural group of human natives who called the Inner Rim jungle planet Onderon, their homeworld.
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Ran-D housekeeper droids were hovering droids that maintained living spaces.
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Kaekay were a near-human species with blue skin, red eyes, and teal hair. Members of this species inhabited the planets Rattatak and Raxus Secundus and the moon Zardossa Stix.
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A model of service droid, programmed to cater during social events. The droids had blue sensors, masculine programming, and wore a white apron.
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The WTK-85A interstellar transport was a model of transport manufactured by Sublights Products Corporation.
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