The T-21 light repeating blaster, also known as the T-21 heavy blaster or simply the T-21 blaster rifle, was a model of light repeating blaster manufactured by BlasTech Industries and used by some of the Galactic Empire’s Stormtrooper Corps.
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A Keelboat was a type of boat used to transport individuals. A special type of keelboat was able to transport individuals across the lava rivers of the lava fields on the Outer Rim planet Nevarro.
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The E-11D blaster carbine, also known as the E-11D blaster rifle, was a blaster carbine manufactured by BlasTech Industries and was used by the Galactic Empire’s death troopers.
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Death troopers were equipped with armor that was much more advanced than standard stormtrooper armor. The helmet had a number of advanced sensor and targeting systems to give them total situational awareness of combat areas, enemies and allies.
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Qartuums were a goat-like species that inhabited the planet Nevarro. A species of hoofed quadrupeds about the size of a goat, Qartuums had long patches of hair on several areas of their body, including their belly, spine, and throat.
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JS-1975 was a human male scout trooper who was a member of Moff Gideon’s Imperial remnant during the New Republic Era.
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AP-1982 was a human male scout trooper who served in an Imperial remnant led by Moff Gideon during the New Republic Era.
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Control Another’s Pain was a Force power which used a combination of Control and Sense skills. It allowed a Force user to suppress pain in another individual. The effect was easier if the target was emotionally close to the Force user, and by physical distance.
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Moll K-19 power generators were a model of power generator used in the Joben T-85 speeder bikes made by Zebulon Dak Speeder Corporation. The Jedi Kanan Jarrus used a T-85 with a K-19 generator while on the planet Lothal.
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Sorgan Krill were small crustaceans that lived in freshwater in great numbers and were farmed to brew the popular Outer Rim drink spotchka.
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