Bonzami

An icy moon of Geonosis, Bahryn was a barren, frigid world -- a stark difference to the arid planet it orbited. Only life forms adaptable to extreme cold, such as the massive bonzami, could survive its freezing temperatures. The rebel Zeb and the ISB agent Kallus crash landed on Bahryn, and had to work together to survive its harsh conditions.

Formerly an officer of the Imperial Security Bureau, Alexsandr Kallus defected from the Empire and now serves the Rebellion. A smart strategist and able warrior, he fights to free the galaxy of tyranny alongside his friends on the Ghost crew.

Unlike common meteorites, the Bahryn meteorite was notable for two traits: light and warmth. Long after impact, a Bahryn meteorite would emit a bright glow and exude heat. After the ISB Agent, Kallus, and the rebel, Zeb Orellios, were stranded on a frigid Geonosis moon, it was a Bahryn meteorite that prevented them from freezing. Kallus kept the rock as a reminder of his experience.

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 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.

Power generators were essential for remote worlds, particularly those with harsh or frigid climates. They were very rare — and expensive — making them hot commodities on the black market. Crime lords like Azmorigan and pirates like Hondo Ohnaka would deal power generators for often outrageous markups.