Tobias Beckett is a capable fighter who often draws blasters in both hands. His chosen weapon for his dominant left hand is a DG-29 sideloader heavy blaster pistol, manufactured by BlasTech and sporting an image-intensifying macroscope for long-range shots.

As Dryden Vos’s lieutenant in Crimson Dawn, Qi’ra’s weapon of choice is a Monlitzer S-195 blaster pistol. This double-barreled weapon is lightweight, with a hinged assembly that allows for quick loading of reactant gas capsules or power plugs.

One of Corellia’s many criminal gangs, the White Worms form the backbone of the black market in the coastal city of Coronet. Their lair is an abandoned water-processing plant, guarded by an army of urchins and scavengers known as the scrumrats. The scrumrats are ruled by a small number of Grindalids, led by the White Worm matriarch, Lady Proxima.

Red-skinned subterranean dwellers, the Mimbanese once fought alongside Republic clone troopers against the Separatists. Now, they are battling for their planet’s future against the Empire. Imperial mining operations have devastated Mimban’s climate and cleared vast stretches of rain forest, leaving muddy plains behind. The Mimbanese use the mud as camouflage, ambushing Imperial soldiers with improvised and scavenged weapons.

BlasTech’s SE-14 blaster pistols are popular across the galaxy because of their high rate of fire and easy disassembly for maintenance. Jyn Erso gave the reprogrammed Imperial security droid K-2SO an SE-14C blaster pistol on Scarif. A young Lando Calrissian favored a stylish SE-14r repeating blaster plated with brushed chromium and featuring a mother-of-pearl grip.

A stout two-legged walker, the All Terran Defense Turret, or AT-DT, is a mobile artillery piece designed to protect infantry and Imperial installations during ground combat. The AT-DT’s head is protected by extra layers of armor plating and shielding against artillery flashback.

Larger versions of the tools used to restrict droids’ behavior, ion restraining bolts are used to lock down starships so that they can’t lift off – typically in cases where a captain has failed to outrun debts. The Millennium Falcon was locked down with such a device while on Vandor – a detail Lando Calrissian preferred not to share with potential business partners.

Range troopers assigned to conveyex security duty on Vandor wear heavy-duty magnetized gription boots. These boots allow them to inspect the train while it races along the track, making twists and turns to avoid obstacles. Interface controls for the boots are typically located on the trooper’s vambrace armor plate.

Also known as Sibian hounds, these fleet-footed canids have keen senses enhanced through generations of breeding for hunting and attack. Moloch uses a pack of Corellian hounds to hunt down fugitive scrumrats and other enemies of the White Worms, loading his beasts into a cage aboard his armored truckspeeder.

Coronet Spaceport’s emigration officers process civilian, commercial and military travelers heading offworld. They are part of the Corellian Security Forces, but CorSec is now an asset of the Imperial Security Bureau, and the officers’ civilian uniforms bear the Imperial symbol. Emigration officers question travelers from behind blast-proof partitions, with stormtroopers ready to intervene in case of trouble.

The scrumrats are orphans and scavengers plucked off the streets of Coronet City by the White Worms. In exchange for food and shelter, these desperate youths serve the criminal gang, with the most capable rising up the ranks from vermin-catchers and pickpockets to errand runners and operatives. The lead scrumrat, appointed by Lady Proxima, is known as the Head.

Dryden Vos travels the galaxy in a ship as refined as he is – an elegant Kalevalan yacht with a night-black finish known as the First Light. The yacht boasts elegant staterooms and six main viewing decks, with Vos’s private study at the apex. While moored on Vandor, the First Light is the site of lavish parties – and tense meetings with the Crimson Dawn kingpin.