Star Navigator Droid

Baylan Skoll is lightsaber-wielding mercenary for hire overseeing his apprentice Shin Hati. But make no mistake: although there was a time when Skoll knew the acclaimed Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker, Baylan is no Jedi. Now allied to Morgan Elsbeth, the former Magistrate of Calodan, after the fall of the Jedi and the Empire, Skoll remains a shrewd fighter in search of power who believes that another war is inevitable.

The eager apprentice of Baylan Skoll, Shin Hati is adept at lightsaber combat, a skill she uses in their work as mercenaries allied to Morgan Elsbeth, the former Magistrate of Calodan. But on a mission to another galaxy, Hati finds herself stranded without a Master and abandoned along with the bandits of Peridea.

Once the coldhearted Magistrate of Calodan, Morgan Elsbeth has reinvented herself many times over the course of her life. Born as a Nightsister on Dathomir, Morgan watched as she lost her clan in a Separatist invasion. On the world of Corvus, Elsbeth found new meaning as the Magistrate of Calodan, a formidable fighter who allied herself with Thrawn and the Empire in her bid for power. But after the New Republic was formed, Elsbeth’s allegiance to the Grand Admiral never waned.

The last unaccounted for Grand Admiral of the Imperial Navy, Thrawn is a brilliant strategist as ruthless as he is cunning. When the Empire needed a strong commander to dismantle the rebellion on Lothal, they called upon Thrawn, known for studying his enemies — including their art and culture — to gain tactical advantages often overlooked by his peers. Exiled into parts unknown with the Jedi and rebel Ezra Bridger during the Battle of Lothal, should he return to the galaxy, Thrawn has the potential to plunge the New Republic into war once again.

In the age of the New Republic, Ahsoka Tano travels across the galaxy in her shuttle, T-6 1974. A classic design once used by the Jedi Order in the time of the Clone Wars, the rotating parts of a T-6 shuttle allow for flexibility of configuration when landing on a variety of planetary surfaces or docking with starships and stations.

Massive space-whales, purrgil are rare creatures that are the stuff of many legends, dwelling neither on land nor sea. Purrgil propel themselves gracefully through space by flexing muscular tentacles along with several fins. Gulping interstellar gasses for sustenance to fuel their spectacular ability to naturally jump through hyperspace, pods of purrgil can occasionally be seen traveling.