Ahsoka Tano was a former Jedi Padawan who, after the Clone Wars, helped establish a network of various rebel cells against the Galactic Empire.
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Ashoka Tano’s Dual Lightsabers (Blue)
Ahsoka’s lightsabers were a pair of lightsabers owned by Ahsoka Tano during the last weeks of the Clone Wars. The weapons were a single-bladed lightsaber with a blue blade and a shoto lightsaber with a blue blade.
Read MoreAlter Environment
Alter Environment is a level IV Illusion spell used by the Nightsisters to fool a target that their environment has changed and that they are in a different location.
Read MoreStar Wars: Tales Source Guide
Animated shorts that feature short stories from various parts of Star Wars Lore.
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Feral was a male Dathomirian Zabrak Nightbrother who lived during the Clone Wars.
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Nightmare is a Nightsister Magick power that causes the target to see their biggest fear.
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Talia was a female Dathomirian who was a member of the Nightsisters, and an assistant of Talzin.
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The Magick spell Chameleon allows the caster to change their appearance for a short amount of time as long as the caster has seen their target prior to casting.
Read MoreThe Clone Wars S03E11 Pursuit of Peace
“Padmé Amidala, Bail Organa and Onaconda Farr attempt to rally Senators in opposition to a bill that would appropriate funds for millions of new clone troops and have disastrous financial consequences for the Republic. Their opposition to the measure, however, soon makes them targets for intimidation and attacks by hired guns. After escaping two hired thugs — Chata Hyoki and Robonino — in a harrowing speeder bike chase, Padmé, is able to sway the Senate with a stirring account of how the war has affected an everyday civilian, her handmaiden Teckla Minnau.”
Read MoreKueget LN-21
Kueget LN-21 blaster pistols were weapons used by Alderaanian security personnel. The pistols were sleek, and could fire blaster bolts as well as stun bolts and blasts.
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