“Gearshift” was a clone trooper who served in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars as a part of the 212th Attack Battalion. He was killed during the Second Battle of Geonosis by undead Geonosians under the hive of Queen Karina the Great.
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The public leader of the Geonosians during the Clone Wars. Though subservient to Queen Karina the Great, he was nominally in control of the Stalgasin hive, and with his oversight of the Geonosian Baktoid battle droid factories, became a powerful figure within the Confederacy of Independent Systems.
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The Palace Guards, also known as the Nabooian Royal Guards and nicknamed the “Pearl Hats”, were a division of the Royal Naboo Security Forces based on the planet of Naboo. Palace Guards were commonly stationed in and around the Royal Palace of Theed.
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“Buzz” was the nickname of a clone trooper squad leader who served in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars.
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The public leader of the Geonosians during the Clone Wars. Though subservient to Queen Karina the Great, he was nominally in control of the Stalgasin hive, and with his oversight of the Geonosian Baktoid battle droid factories, became a powerful figure within the Confederacy of Independent Systems.
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A caste of Geonosians dedicated to warfare. Members of the caste were known as Geonosian warriors, Geonosian soldier drones, or simply Geonosian soldiers.
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Background: CC-1993, nicknamed “Jet,” was a Clone Commander who served in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars.
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A human female with auburn hair, pale blue-green eyes, and light skin. She was a firm believer in democracy and opposed Chancellor Palpatine’s amassing of executive power during the Clone Wars.
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A human male politician from the planet Scipio. Once a member of the Galactic Senate, Clovis worked closely with Senator Padmé Amidala early in her career.
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Jakker-Sun was an Ithorian male senator who served in the Galactic Senate during the Clone Wars.
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