Torius Chord was a Rebel pilot who flew as Blue Two in Blue Squadron during the battle of Scarif.
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Tobix Chasser
Tobix Chasser was a human male who served the Galactic Empire as a junior lieutenant. He was tasked with overseeing the Death Star’s allocation of staff.
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Yort Cavwol was a human male who served the Galactic Empire as an ensign. Stationed on Scarif, he reported to Lieutenant Adema and General Ramda on routine operations within the Imperial security complex.
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Bog rats were carnivorous creatures found on the planet Bogano. They were quadrapeds with hardened skin and one large eye, but poor eyesight, making them easy prey for the oggdo.
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Eno Cordova was a Quixotic Jedi Master who served the Jedi Order as a scholar and archaeologist with a deep interest in ancient civilizations.
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Toonbuck Toora was a female Sy Myrthian senator in the Galactic Senate during the final decades of the Galactic Republic, representing her homeworld of Sy Myrth.
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Binogs were a species of amphi-mammalians native to the Outer Rim Territories planet Bogano. During the Republic Era, Jedi Master Eno Cordova traveled to the planet and observed artistic depictions of a binog created by the ancient Zeffonian species.
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Empatojayos Brand was a Jedi Knight and survivor of the Great Jedi Purge. A Padawan of Jedi Master Yaddle, Brand graduated to Knighthood after the Battle of Naboo in 32 BBY.
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Bane Back Spiders were large spiders native to various regions of the planet Dathomir. They were able to project their poisonous saliva to ward off threats.
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Choyyssyk was a Wookiee male commander and member of Chieftain Tarfful’s resistance group on Kashyyyk during the Imperial Era.
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