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The desert planet of Pasaana is full of life and culture. Towering buttes of granite and sandstone disrupt long stretches of sun-bleached dunes and shrubland, creating shadowed valleys where water collects and life thrives, including the native Aki-Aki.

Every 42 years, the Aki-Aki of Pasaana stage a colorful celebration that simultaneously honors the past and looks to the future. Hundreds of thousands of visitors, from spiritual seekers to fans of kites and/or sweets, flock to Pasaana to enjoy dancing, singing and ceremonies of remembrance.

A snub-nosed utility transport that can haul cargo across the badlands of Pasaana, this particular blue model, operated by Resistance pilot Poe Dameron, came in handy during a Resistance mission.

Lando Calrissian may have come late to the fight against the Empire, but his role in destroying the second Death Star cemented his reputation as a hero. In his youth, Lando was a sportsman seeking a fortune at the sabacc tables. After he lost his beloved ship to Han Solo, Lando spent years living the high life and pursuing get-rich-quick schemes, with uneven results. He went semi-respectable as the baron administrator of Cloud City, only to be drawn into the fight against the Empire. After a personal tragedy, Lando sought solace in isolation on Pasaana, unaware that the galaxy would need him again.

The native Aki-Aki of Pasaana revere the duality of life, both tenacious and fragile, welcoming offworlders with open arms during their biennial festival season, when food and water are plentiful. But between these colorful and joyous celebrations, the Aki-Aki live an austere life, gathering food and water for the next grand event.

A long-lived merchant and treadable driver, Kalo’ne has seen many a Festival of the Ancestors come and go on Pasaana. She makes a living ferrying visitors and locals across Pasaana in her sturdy treadable, which is filled with wares collected during her travels.