Captain Cavik Toth’s personal starfighter was a small, one man attack fighter launched from the hangar bay of his flagship. It was armed with heavy laser cannons and concussion missile launchers. It also possessed phenomenal speed and agility, and a powerful shield to defend it from enemy fire.
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The C-73 Tracker starfighter was a starfighter produced by Sublight Products Corporation that predated the Z-95 Headhunter.
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“Tucker” was the nickname of a clone trooper pilot who flew as Blue Five in the Republic Navy’s Blue Squadron during the Clone Wars. He and the rest of his squadron were deployed in the Battle of Ryloth in order to break the blockade.
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A character using rage can choose to anticipate the arrival of a foe.
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The Blade-32 superiority fighter was the craft of choice for many Adumari pilots. At 18 meters in length, the standard “razor-wing” shape of the Blade-32 lent it impressive atmospheric maneuverability.
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“Swoop” was the nickname of a clone trooper pilot who served with the callsign Blue Six, and later as Group Two Leader of Blue Squadron as part of the Galactic Republic Navy.
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Ossus was a terrestrial planet located in the Adega system of the Outer Rim Territories’s Auril sector that was affiliated with the Jedi Order. The planet was orbited by at least one forest moon.
Read More Effect: This power, when used, channels the character’s anger and rage into a berserk fury, which increases his prowess in battle. Game effects include a temporary +2D bonus to Strength, and a -1D penalty to all defensive skill rolls. Raging characters are unable to perform any action or Force power that requires patience and/or concentration. When use of Channel Rage ends, the user loses 2 pips from his Strength die code for every round the power was kept up (reducing his Strength die code to a minimum of 1D).
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Aar was a planet in the Aar system of the Nijune sector, part of the Outer Rim Territories. It was homeworld to the Aar’aa species, reptilian sentients often employed as enforcers by the Hutts, a species known for its ma
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The Marksman-H training remote, often referred to as a remote, was a type of droid used to train its user how to properly deflect blaster bolts with a lightsaber.
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