Wow, what a great series Kenobi turned out to be. I hope you all were able to enjoy it as much as I did. Regardless, it brought about a lot when it comes to the complete Star Wars Saga. It was a lot of fun to put together the Obi-Wan Kenobi Source Guide and to dive into all the new characters and to revisit some old ones. We will release Part VI of OWK this Sunday so stay tuned for that. A few stray observations for the series and I’ll…
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Fenn Rau was a male Mandalorian who served as Skull Leader during the Clone Wars and, after the rise of the Galactic Empire, as the leader of the Protectors of Concord Dawn approximately three years before the Battle of Yavin.
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When a band of bounty hunters leads Anakin and Mace into a deadly trap on Vanqor, it’s up to R2-D2 to battle his way back to Coruscant and warn the Jedi.
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Charged with overseeing customs operations on the planet Mandalore. Customs officials use datapads to keep track of schedules and conduct inspections.
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The Alderaan guard was a security force responsible for the protection of members of the House of Organa, the royal family of the planet Alderaan.
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Rocket Dart Launchers were small projectile shooters that could be incorporated into armor sets.
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Phattro was a beverage served at cantinas and diners in the galaxy. It was suitable for consumption by humans, Bith, and Artiodacs. The purple-hued alcoholic version was sold in bottles with “Moshi” printed in Aurebesh on the label, and could be found at establishments including Moshi Bar and Trueping’s on Coruscant and Plop Dribble’s at the Stobar spaceport.
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Dardin Shull was a Moister Farmer and Water Monger who operated a water stand in Mos Eisley on Tatooine during the time of the Galactic Empire.
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Tiggs Leo was a male Volpai bartender who lived on Coruscant during the Clone Wars.
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Moogans were a sentient humanoid species native to the planet Mooga. They had slender builds with long limbs and a long neck as well as bright green blood.
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