A female Gungan shaak herder who lived on Naboo during the Clone Wars. After several of her lifestock had been poisoned after drinking from a river outside Naboo’s capital Theed, Peppi learned from Senator Padmé Amidala and Representative Jar Jar Binks that her animals had been the victim of a Separatist biological weapon that had contaminated the river.
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Neeyutnee was a human female who served as the Queen of Naboo for much of the Clone Wars. After being elected as the successor to Queen Jamillia, she led her people through the Blue Shadow Virus crisis and other incidents.
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Background: Medcha Wanto was a male Talz who lived on Orto Plutonia during the Clone Wars and the scribe to his chieftain, Thi-Sen.
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Orto Plutonia was a frigid planet located in the Pantora system of the Outer Rim Territories’ Sujimis sector.
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Anguilla were oceanic sentients indigenous to Alluuvia in Elrood sector. They resembled long, muscular eels with long arms and powerful hands. Primitive, nomadic hunters who followed fish school migrations, they determined leadership in tests of strength known as Rites of Conch-tar.
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The narglatch was a stealthy apex predator which could be found in diverse environments, such as the Gungan swamps of Naboo or the frozen tundras of Orto Plutonia.
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The XT Beetle Transport was a model of transport used by the Trade Federation and Confederacy of Independent Systems that moved on ten pairs of mechanized legs.
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Worrts were a non-sentient species that hailed from the desert of the planet Tatooine. These squat, large-mouthed creatures caught prey by sitting stationary in the sand and then using their purple prehensile tongues to wra
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Boba Fett faces new challengers on Tatooine.
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Akwin were a species of sentient oceanic mammals that were indigenous to the Father Ocean of Lazerian IV. A carnivorous species, they possessed blue-green fur and six limbs; two arms ending in tridactyl hands, two arms ending in flippers, and two legs ending in webbed feet.
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