Kassius Konstantine was a human male from Coruscant who served as an admiral in the Imperial Navy.
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Old Jho’s Pit Stop
Old Jho’s Pit Stop was a repair facility and cantina in the outpost Jhothal on the planet Lothal.
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A keycard was an electronic card used for unlocking a door.
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Tseebo was a male Rodian who worked for the Imperial Information Office on Lothal. He was outfitted with an AJ^6 cyborg construct containing information vital to the Galactic Empire, including a five-year plan for the Outer Rim Territories.
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The Bridger household was the home of the Bridger family—Ephraim, Mira, and Ezra—and was located in Capital City on Lothal.
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Jhothal was the informal name of a small outpost and village located far from Capital City, on the planet of Lothal.
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CT-3423 was a clone trooper who served in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars.
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Giddean Danu was the Galactic Republic Senator from Kuat during the Clone Wars. He was appointed to his position by Onara Kuat, head of the Kuat family and principal director of Kuat Drive Yards.
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CT-57/11-9048 was a clone trooper pilot who served in the Galactic Republic’s 127th Gunship Wing during the Clone Wars.
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Model: Neuro-Saav QD4.4 Electroquadnoculars Type: ElectrobinocularsScale: CharacterSkill: SensorsCost: 110 creditsAvailability: 1 Game notes: All search and Perception-oriented skills are increased by 3D when using the quadnoculars to view areas more than 100 meters away. If attached to a blaster via specialized programming software, they provide a +3D bonus to all medium and long-range shots, provided the attacker is in a steady “sniper” position. Background: QD4.4 Electroquadnoculars were a type of quadnoculars produced by Neuro-Saav. Stormtroopers on the moon Jedha used them. The outer lenses could collect data from spectrums outside of those visible to the naked eye.
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