Onderrs was an Andraven male who was the father of Gumar Adraki. He gave his son advice and support when Adraki competed in the Andraven Ancestors Circuit.
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Lanupa Security Patrol Craft
The Lanupa Security Patrol Craft was a security gunship introduced during the New Republic Era to perform law enforcement functions on the planet Lanupa.
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Cthallops was an alien patron of the Skull Ridge Mountain Hotel & Spa on the planet Lanupa who encountered the children Fern, Neel, Wim, and KB along with the pirate Jod Na Nawood and the droid SM-33 while they searched for the lair of pirate Captain Tak Rennod.
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Heat stones were a type of stone able to produce heat found on the planet Andraven.
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Snowfigs were a type of fruit that grew on trees found on the planet Andraven edible by the Andraven species.
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Lanupa, also known as The Demon’s Rest or Battle World, was a neutral planet in the galaxy with white-capped mountains and seas.
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Pokkit was a Umbaran bounty hunter active during the New Republic Era.
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Armored amberfly, also known as an amberfly, was a species of flies found on Ootoo Prime.
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Model: Linh’s LightsaberType: Melee weaponScale: CharacterCost: 1,500Availability: 4, XDifficulty: DifficultDamage: 3D Game Notes: A training lightsaber is, in most respects, like a standard lightsaber, with a few exceptions. Firstly, while the blade can block blaster bolts (with the Lightsaber Combat Force power), these bolts cannot be deflected at targets. It is also much less lethal than a standard lightsaber. It can only inflict a maximum damage result of “Wounded” to any target struck (any result more fantastic than “Wounded” is treated as a Wounded result). Last, training lightsabers do not focus their power strongly enough to cut through…
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The barelia flower was a rare flower native to Tenoo that only bloomed once a year when Tenoo’s two moons are full.
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