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An elder Lasat mystic, Chava, or Chava the Wise, survived the Imperial purge of Lasan. Along with Gron, a fellow survivor, she was rescued by the Ghost crew. Chava believed in an ancient prophecy that would lead the Lasat to their original homeworld -- and the rebel Zeb was the key.

Meet the muscle of the Ghost team. Garazeb "Zeb" Orrelios was a cunning Lasat honor guard who adopted the cause of rebellion against the Empire. Despite his hulking frame, Zeb was actually highly-educated and articulate. Still, he loved beating up stormtroopers, who he nicknamed “bucket heads.”

The Lasat are a humanoid alien species, notable for their impressive height, strength, and agility, that tragically fell victim to the tyranny of the Empire. Imperials devastated the planet of Lasan and nearly destroyed all its people, using deadly T-7 ion disruptors on the Lasat. Zeb Orrelios, one of the massacre's few survivors, was a member of the Honor Guard of Lasan: highly trained, highly intelligent warriors and masters of the bo-rifle.

The rumored original homeworld of the Lasat, Lira San could only be located through an ancient ritual. It remained hidden behind a powerful energy anomaly, and once the ritual was complete, only a Lasat bo-rifle could lead the way and complete the journey. The rebel Zeb, along with Lasat survivors Gron and Chava, united to discover Lira San -- a place where their people could rebuild and prosper.

The AB-75 bo-rifle was the weapon of the Lasan Honor Guard, featuring a blaster barrel, bayonet, and electromagnetic pulse-generator tip. It required a great degree of skill to wield; Agent Kallus of the Imperial Security Bureau took an AB-75 from a fallen Lasat Honor Guard he defeated in battle. While a bo-rifle was a powerful weapon, its uses stemmed beyond combat. Zeb, the Lasat rebel, used his bo-rifle to complete an ancient ritual: the blaster-staff, shooting beams of yellow energy, led the Ghost through an anomaly and directly to Lirasan, the fabled Lasat homeworld.

One of the few to be trained as a Jedi after the fall of the Republic, Ezra Bridger grew up an orphan on the streets of Lothal during the age of the Empire. Although he had learned to be wary of strangers, his introduction to the Ghost crew, a small band of rebels fighting back against the Imperial regime, changed his outlook and his future. Training in the ways of the Force under the mentorship of Kanan Jarrus, Ezra became a Jedi Padawan and a part of the emerging rebellion. He also grew close to Hera Syndulla, Zeb, Chopper, and Sabine Wren, who was like a sister in his new found family. After several years together, Bridger vanished during the Battle of Lothal, disappearing into parts unknown in a hyperspace jump that pulled Ezra and Grand Admiral Thrawn into deep space.