Fire across the Galaxy

Peter Meindertsma

Monjoni Osso
Fire across the Galaxy
Fire across the Galaxy

Echoes of the Past: A New Hope

Introduction
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ADVENTURE SUMMARY
THIS SCENARIO SHOULD NOT BE RUN COLD
Please read this scenario thoroughly before
attempting to run it.
A four-hour time block is allocated for playing
this adventure. It should take three hours of
actual play to complete.
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Duty, Obligation, Morality Awards
and Penalties
This adventure contains suggested Duty,
Obligation, and Morality awards (and
penalties) for dealing with the challenges
presented herein. However, at times the
players may take extra actions which the GM
judges worthy of additional reward or
punishment. Please consult the Edge of the
Empire Age of Rebellion, and Force and Destiny
books for the relevant tables.
Specifically, be mindful of the performing
PC’s current relevant statistic when meting
out rewards and punishments.
Reminder: This module is intended for
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goal is to provide an enjoyable playing
experience for the players. The events of the
module should be challenging, so as to ensure
the players have a sense of accomplishment,
but the mechanics presented here are,
ultimately, guidelines. If adjustments are
necessary to adapt to the specific group of
players, it is suggested that care should be
taken to ensure the player characters do have a
reasonable chance of achieving their goals (or
at least of achieving an entertaining failure).
Remember that the GM has the final word at
the table, and use that power with discretion
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Fire across the Galaxy

DANTOOINE
Astronavigational Data: Dantooine
System, Raioballo Sector, Outer Rim
Territories

Orbital Metrics: 378 days per years /

25 hours per day

Government: Tribal, Oligaracy

Population: 334,000 (35% Human, 18%

Dantari, 47% Other)

Languages: Basic & Dantarian

Terrain: Ocean, Savanna, Mountain,

Grasslands, Stepps

Major Cities: Mosa Risin, Mos Ayedu

Areas of Interest: Rebel Dantooine

Base, Jedi Enclave, Rakatan Ruins,
Imperial Outpost, Sandral Estate, Matale
Estate, Crystal Caves, Mosa Risin
Major Exports: Foodstuffs
Major Imports: Technology, Luxury Items
Trade Routes: Myto’s Arrow
Special Conditions: None
Background: At one point during the Clone
Wars, Jedi Master Mace Windu led a battle on
Dantooine; however, many of his troopers were
injured. Windu's forces sent out a distress signal
and awaited a delivery of medical supplies from
Padawans Ahsoka Tano and Barriss Offee.
During the early Galactic Civil War, the Rebellion
briefly used the planet as the location of a base
By the time of the Battle of Scarif, however, that
base had been abandoned, and the Rebels had
established their new headquarters on the
jungle moon Yavin 4.
When Princess Leia Organa was held captive on
the Death Star, Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin
threatened to destroy her home planet of
Alderaan if she did not provide him with the
location of the Rebellion's secret base. Organa
then lied to him, disclosing the location of the
then-current base as Dantooine. Tarkin, however,
was so impatient to try out the Death Star's
superlaser at full capacity that he deemed
Dantooine "too remote to make an effective
demonstration" and ordered the destruction of
Alderaan anyway. Nonetheless, Imperial forces
reconnoitered Dantooine, only to find the remains
of the abandoned Rebel base. Upon learning this,
Tarkin ordered Organa's immediate execution.
Thane Kyrell was one of those who were sent to
explore Dantooine, and he was surprised by the
level of organization and sophistication he saw in
the abandoned base.

Galactic Farm ing

The Galactic Empire has ceased control

of all of the local farms forcing the
locals to work for the Galactic Empire
to support the food needs of the
Galactic Core. Much of the local7
population does not like the Imperial
Occupation.
Aboard the Salvation
It has been two years since the destruction
of the Death Star. Two years since Imperial
retribution scoured the rebel base on
Yavin 4 from the galaxy. It has been
months since you joined the Rebel
Alliance. In that time, you’ve been learning
about how the Rebels maintain their
operations against the Empir You’ve seen
friends sent out on missions, but they’ve
kept you off the front lines.
Un til tod ay .
You are summoned to a briefing room aboard
the frigate Salvation. It is one of the older ships
in the Rebel fleet, captured from the Empire
before the destruction of the Death Star.
Technicians, soldiers, and diplomats are thick
in the hallways. Your senses are assaulted by
the sounds of dozens of languages, the smells of
dozens of different races, and overwhelmingly
the driving presence of the Rebellion: of the
galaxy fighting together against tyranny.
The briefing room is sparse, with a dozen chairs
and one holo-display. Standing behind it is a
bearded man, thin, with a shaggy haircut and a
commanding presence.
“Hello, my name is Crix Madine. Before we get
started, I know that you haven’t been
introduced to each other. The Rebellion’s been
growing at a rate we can hardly keep up with,
so let’s handle introductions. I will begin. I
joined the Rebellion four years ago after… some
time in the Imperial military. I led small squads
and, with the recent losses in Rebel leadership,
I’m now assigning teams myself.”
At this point, players should introduce
themselves.
“Right, down to business. Two years ago, we lost
our hidden base on the planet of Dantooine. It
was the second base the Rebellion has ever
maintained, and we were fortunate that we got
word of the Imperial attack in time to get most
of our ships and troops out. That didn’t stop the
Empire from scouring the base for what they
could, and demolishing much of what was left.”
“Four standard days ago, we got a signal from
the base. The datacore buried in the heart of the
base’s computers is still active. Even a year old, it
contains the names of thousands of Rebel agents
and could out several collaborators and
infiltrators we have active in the Empire. We
cannot let that information fall into Imperial
hands. So, we need you. Do you have any
questions?”
POSSIBLE PLAYER
QUESTIONS
• Do we have a ship? “We have a YT-1300
stock model, techs call it the Harrier, that
we’ll be providing to you. It’s got some cargo
that should act as a cover should you get
flagged by Imperial agents.”
• What’s the situation on Dantooine?
What do we know about Imperial
presence there? “Unknown. We haven’t
been to Dantooine in a year, and the Empire’s
been keeping an eye on it. They might have
gotten the signal from the datacore as well,
but we can’t be certain. Your best source of
information will be Mos Ayedu, the port city
closest to the base.” What else is in the
base? “We didn’t manage to get everything
out when we evacuated, and we have no way
of knowing what the Empire took from the
base. If they didn’t get the datacore, there’s
some hope that you might be able to recover
some badly needed supplies.”
• Is there any equipment you can
provide? “We’ve outfitted you as best we
can. I do have a datapad with a map of the
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base from two years ago, but I can’t say

how accurate it will be.”
“B efore you g o… I’m not su re if it’s
• So what is our mission?: “Get in, real, b ut a lot of p eo ple aro un d here
get the datacore, and get out before the seem to th ink it is.” The R ebel
Empire notices you.” comm ander l ook s alm ost
sh eepi sh as he say s, “Still, if it
helps, it’s w orth sa yi ng. M ay the
force be wi th y ou. ”
MOVING ON
After their questions, Madine shuts
off the holo display and looks
seriously at the young Rebels.

From their briefing the players can make

their way to the hangar of the Salvation
where they find the stock YT-1300 freighter.
The cargo loaded onto the freighter is basic
supplies (energy canisters for droids and
small equipment, hydrospanners, and parts
for repairing vehicles and small spacecraft).
If any PCs are able to craft material or goods,
they must do it before proceeding onto
Dantooine.

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APPROACHING
DANTOOINE
To reach Dantooine, the players must make an
Average (d d ) Astrogation check.
Depending on the results of the roll, players will
come out of hyperspace and see the following:

Astrogation Roll Results

Result Imperial forces

a Imperial Gozanti
Cruiser

aa 1 extra Tie
Fighter

x or aaa No Imperial Space

Traffic

t 1 Venator-class
Star Destroyer

tt 1 Victory-class
Star Destroyer

ttt or y 1 Imperial-II class

Star Destroyer

As the white star-lines of hyperspace bleed

away. Beneath you is the lush green brown
world of Dantooine, but orbiting around it is
an undeniable Imperial presence. Three gray
TIE Fighters streak toward you, and the
comms crackle to life. “Unidentifed freighter,
transmit landing and identification codes.”
Tie Fighter Bribe
The Rebellion doesn’t have Imperial landing
codes, but an Easy (d ) Computers check
will reveal that they do have an identification
code that identifies the ship as Starry Night
and calls out its cargo. From here, players
have several options.
Attack ing th e Tie Fig hte rs
If players choose to use combat against the
TIE Fighters, this will affect the rest of the
module significantly.
On the third round of combat, an additional
squadron of 3 TIE fighters joins the combat.
On round 5, the capital ship generated by
the Astrogation roll will join in. If the
players defeat the first group of TIE fighters
in just two rounds, they can make a run for
it though they will not be able to land at the
Imperial-controlled Mos Ayedu space port.

If the players survive the combat, they may

proceed to Act 4 by landing their ship nearer
to the base.
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The first option would be to Bluff their way 1000 credits for letting the players land on
past the TIE Fighters with an Average Dantooine, but with successful skill checks
(d d ) Charm or Deception check. A that amount can be reduced to 150 credits or
successful Average Lore Outer Rim or Easy less.
Lore Underworld check would inform the
players that Imperials guarding out of the
way planets like Dantooine often accept
bribes or other compensation to allow
Smugglers to land at the space port near Mos
Ayedu. The TIE pilots are looking to collect

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MOS AYEDU
As you disembark your ship, you are met by a
bored looking Imperial official and a contingent of
equally disinterested Imperials. After they check
your manifest and cargo, you’re permitted into
Mos Ayedu. The city, or such it must be on this
planet, smells of animals and sweat. A shepherd
drives a herd of Nerfs in front of you, leading them
towards another waiting starship. The city is
dominated by small buildings and tenements,
overseen by a large black cube structure
emblazoned with the symbol of the Galactic
Empire.
Imperial Administration Building
Heavily guarded installation, on successful
infiltration players can gain valuable Imperial
intelligence on Dantooine and its surrounding
systems as well as data on traps left at the old
Rebellion base. It is a Hard (d d d ) Stealth
check to infiltrate the facility, but once inside
the players discover that much of the planet’s
Imperial contingent is on patrol leaving the
center lightly manned. Accessing the Imperal
databanks will require one of the PCs to have
Slicer Gear. Without the Slicer Gear, breaking
into the Imperial systems is not possible due to
the heavy security in place. With the Gear, it is
a Hard (d d d ) Computers check to
retrieve information on Dantooine and the
Imperial activities there. aaa or a x will
also enable the players to obtain information
on Imperial activity through this section of the
Outer Rim.
The information on Dantooine reveals that the
Rebel base has been thoroughly trapped with
explosive mines, both to act as a deterrent for
intruders and a warning should any visit the
old base. This will confer bb to players
looking for explosives and traps in Act 4.
The Dancing Twi’lek
The Dancing Twi’lek is the local bar, gathering
place, and center of social life in Mos Ayedu. If
the players head to the Dancing Twi’lek,
describe the following scene:
The sense of despair within the bar is palpable.
Since the destruction of the rebel base, the
Empire has visited its vengeance. In one
corner of the bar is a small group of humans,
Duros, and Bothans discussing recent Imperial
activities. High Imperial tithes and taxes have
left many locals destitute, and farmers are
working around the clock to meet the Imperial
quotas for grains. The farmers who fail to meet
the quota disappear, and not even their families
are told what happens to them.
Destiny). A Hard (d d d ) Leadership
check, with roleplaying, could also convince
the locals to lend more aid to the Rebellion.
They would tell the players of the explosives
the Imperials left behind in the base, lowering
The bar is dingy, poorly lit, time-worn, and even
in the middle of the day is packed with locals
trying to forget their problems. It is a site more
and more common throughout the galaxy as the
strength of the Empire grows. When you enter, a
pair of off-duty Imperials shove past you with a
sneer. One says to the other, “This whole planet is
career suicide, old rebel base or not.”
the difficulty to Average (d d ) when looking
for and disarming the traps in Act 4.
Zabrak Zak’s Fine Used Vehicle
Emporium
Zabrak Zak is a purveyor of “fine, quality,
slightly-used” hovercraft, wheelcraft, and
other assorted motley travel gear. Zak himself
is an outsized, loud, and altogether
disreputable and untrustworthy salesman who
largely stays in business due to having no
competition in Mos Ayedu or other nearby
communities. For the low priceof 1500 credits,
he will rent the players an old, rusted
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Trast A5 H eavy S peed er Truck A successful

.Average (d d ) U nd erw orl d or Hard
(d dd ) C harm /C oercion check can
reduce this cost to 150 credits. Alternately, for
characters that seem so inclined, Zabrak Zak will
offer it free of charge as a favor, one that may be
called in by him or his friends later

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A Relic of a More Civilized Age
The ruined Rebel base on Dantooine would,
once, have been an imposing, almost scholarly
structure. That was a long, long time ago,
though. The ruined edifice before you reaches
broken into the sky. The surrounding mesa is
eerily quiet, and your ears are greeted only
with the slow blowing of the wind and the
rustle of the tall, unkempt grass around you.
You realize that you and your companions are
the only living things near this base.
Entering the base requires an Average
(d d Computers check, or an Easy
(d Athletics check to force the doors
open. Once inside, read
the following.
Lights flicker overhead as you make your way
inside. Blaster marks, scorched into the old
plascrete walls, speak of the ferocity of the battle
fought here. You can almost feel it; the chaos as
the Imperial soldiers breached the outer
defenses, the shock as the Rebel troops were cut
down by precise Stormtrooper blaster fire.
You are shaken from your reverie as you enter a
grand, circular courtyard with a pair of tall,
ancient, and dead trees standing in the center.
Inside the base
Observant players can make a Hard (d d d )
Vigilance/Perception check to notice
traps left behind by the Imperials throughout
the courtyard. The traps are crude, yet
effective, triggered explosives. Defusing them
could take some skill, or they might be
repurposed…. If no one succeeds on the
Vigilance roll, the players set off the traps!
DAMAGE: 10 to all party members.
With the Imperial explosives dealt with, you
are more easily able to explore the remains of
the base. A strange sense of serenity and calm
surrounds you, standing in stark contrast to
the destruction you perceive. Two doors lead
deeper into the base, with a third route
blocked off by a cave-in.
If the players want to totally disarm the traps,
it is a Daunting (d d d d ) Mechanics
check. If they do not wish to remove the
explosives (leaving them behind for other, less
lucky adventurers), it is only an Average
(d d ) Mechanics check however this is a
gain of one conflict.
After the traps have been dealt with read
the following:
If the players take the door nearest them,
proceed to Rebel Traps then The Data Core. If
they choose the farther door, move on to
Ancient Secrets (if applicable) then The Data
Core. If they clear the blocked passageway,
move on to Hidden Passageway then The Data
Core.
Rebel traps!
The Imperial security scans were thorough,
but the Rebellion didn’t leave this place
undefended. As you step on a pressure plate,
two hidden panels open in the ceiling and
automatic blaster rifles drop down!
Vigilance initiative check, automated
defenses
Automated Defenses fire with a Ranged Heavy
skill of dd and have 4 Soak, 10 Wounds, Crit
rating of aaa, with Autofire and Damage 7.
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Finally, after exploring the ancient structure used as

the Rebel base, you come across the old command
Hidden passageway center. It is a low room, with a large yet ruined
If the players can successfully clear the blocked holodisplay in the center. Strewn about the room are
passageway, they can find a hidden cache of discarded datapads, wasted flexiplast, and other signs
Rebel weapons that would be sorely needed of hasty retreat and intense search. This is where the
now. This would allow them to recover missing data core should be, but there’s no sign of it…
modified Blast Rifles have the accurate quality
adding b to all attack rolls) and
fragmentation grenades equal to the number of
party members, and a number of sealed
weapons crates equal to twice the number of
players.

The Data Core

This is a roleplay and skills challenge.
Normally, the data core is hidden under the
heavy and hard to move holodisplay, requiring
a Hard (d d d ) Athletics check.
However, if players come up with more
ingenious solutions they should be
encouraged to try them. The datacore itself is
a smooth, silver-bright sphere with ports that
allow it to plug into holodisplays and other
electronic devices.

ANCIENT SECRETS
If, on any roll made in the Act, a
Triumph or Despair is rolled, the
players will be presented with this
encounter: If the players rolled a
Triumph, they find a light-side Jedi
Holocron. There is only one, and the
players must determine which of them
will take it. If they rolled a Despair,
they find a dark side Sith Holocron.
As you proceed deeper within the base,
a strange feeling comes over you. You
turn down a previously unseen
hallway, shrouded in darkness. You
step on a pressure plate, and tense as
you expect an attack.
Instead, with an ancient whirr and the
tumble of layers of dust, part of the
wall near you slides open. Inside is a
small, pyramid-like object… 1
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Hot Pursuit
After getting the Datacore loaded into their
vehicle, it’s an hour or so ride back into town.
After about 15 minutes of travel, have the
party make a Vigilance roll.

As you cross the seemingly endless plains of

Dantooine, you hear the signature high-
pitched whine of Imperial speeder bikes. A
group of them crest a nearby hill and speed in
towards you. As they approach, the lead bike
piloted by a sergeant broadcasts “Die, Rebel
scum!”

There are a number of bike-mounted

Stormtroopers equal to twice the number of
players, and one bike-mounted

TROUBLED TERRAIN
This combat is meant to be cinematic, played
with a feeling of high speed and pressure.
Potential hazards to include during the
combat:

Wrecked Wa lker: Add b to piloting rolls to

avoid the walker.

Su dd en hill w ith a steep drop: Piloting

(planetary) roll to safely drive the party’s
truck through the obstacle. Failing should
result in an Athletics roll to stay standing
and firing

Herd of Th un e: A large herd of elephantlike

Thune are in your way! Add a black d6 to all
rolls as you attempt to dodge and not shoot the
large creatures

Note that the above are examples and the GM

should feel free to add more to make this a
more cinematic, fast-paced experience.
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Escaping Dantooine
After the players make it back to their ship,
they find a small squad of 6 Imperial Army
troopers protecting it (the same ones that
gathered their details in Act 3). The troopers
have placed maglocks on the landing struts of
the freighter, and they must be defeated or
driven off if the players are going to take off.

The party needs to input a new Simple (dd)

After defeating the Imperials, it will take a
Simple (dd) Mechanics or Hard (ddd)
Skulduggery skill to disengage the maglocks.
Once the party leaves the planet’s surface with
the datacore,
TIE FIGHTERS
IF THEY HAVE NOT WON THE
POTENTIAL COMBAT IN ACT 2, they are
approached by 3 TIE Fighters. The lead
TIE Fighter broadcasts, “Stand down,
Rebel craft, and prepare to be boarded.
Resistance or fleeing are crimes
punishable by death.” This will likely
result in a combat and an initiative roll,
which should be Cool for both PCs and
the
Astrogation roll to get back to the Rebel fleet,
an action which will take 5 rounds. The final
objective is to survive the Imperial assault and
make it home.
After the encounter, read the following
The journey back to the Republic Fleet from
Dantooine takes several days, giving you time to
examine the datacore. It is filled with star
charts, a dizzying array, prominently mapping
areas deep in the Outer Rim. There’s also data
on the Republic Fleet, though it is years out of
date.
Approaching the Salvation, you are escorted in
by a pair of red-striped X- Wings before landing
in a familiar docking bay. From the time you
land, it is moments before you find yourselves in
front of Lieutenant Crix Madine once again. The
look of relief on the young lieutenant’s face is
palpable. “You look like you’ve been through a
lot. Let’s get on with the debriefing so you can
enjoy some well-earned rest.”
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It’s expected that the players will give

Madine the Datacore. They may or may not
tell him about the holocron (if it was
recovered).

After receiving the datacore, Madine will

install it on the nearby holotable.

“It’s ab out tim e you learn ed wh y we

need ed th is d atac ore b ac k. It w asn’t
ju st i mp ortan t beca use of th e Reb el
resour ces loc ated on it, bu t for th ese old
star c ha rts. Friend s in the Im perial
Sena te m an ag ed to sm u ggle th em o ut to
u s before th e Em peror d issolved the
senate. When they d id th at, tho usan ds
of y ears of Rep ub lic history w as
destroy ed . T he Emp eror w an ts the
ga la xy to believe the Em pire is the
fu tur e, b ut in the p urg e th ere wa s a
real op portu nity for us.” He
m an ipu la tes the hologrp ahi c disp la y,
zoom in g a cross section s of th e ga la xy.
“T h ese sy stem s ha ven’t been seen in a
thou san d yea rs, m ay be m ore. A fter we
lost Dantooi ne an d Ya vin 4 , w e needed
som ew h ere saf e for ou r next
ba se.Som ewh ere th e Em p ire w ou ld n’t
suspec t. Wha t plac e better tha n
som eth ing they ’ve f orgotten?” M ad ine
strikes som e key s, an d a sin gle pla net
fills the di sp la y. It is alm ost m arb le
w hite, rotating slow ly in the di gital
spa ce. Y ou c an m ake ou t the ic e-
c overed ti ps of m ou ntain s, w hic h seem
alm ost dw arf ed b y th e staggerin g
glac iers tha t su rroun d them . “ Hig h
c om ma nd is t alking s everal options
now, but I t hink ol d m an Dod anna’s
going t o s way t hem. This , my
friend s, is Hoth the new home of t he
R ebel lion

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Rewards
15XP

250 Credits + 150 Credits for Datacore +50 for

Imperial Intelligence +50 if they find the hidden
cache of weapons or a Holocron and return
them to the Rebellion

Players who take Zabrak Zak on his offer of a

free ride gain 5 Obligation with Sable & Gebu.

All players receive 15 Duty for recovering the

datacore from the base. Players who recruit
Dantooine malcontents into the rebellion gain
an additional 5 Duty (if their Duty is
Recruitment). If their Duty is Intelligence and
they successfully stole the intelligence from the
Imperial Administration Center, they get an
additional 5 Duty. If they were able to find and
recover the cache of hidden weapons and their
Duty is Supply, they gain an additional 5 Duty.
Characters with the Support Duty gain 2 Duty
for each objective they were able to assist in
accomplishing with, but cannot get more than
5 additional Duty in this manner.

GM Reporting
Did the players retrieve the datacore
from the rebel base?

Did any players recover the holocron?

Did any player choose to keep the
holocron instead of giving it to the
Rebellion?

Was the Imperial intelligence in Mos

Ayedu recovered?
Fire across the Galaxy

attack on Dantooine, much of the old Enclave

has been destroyed and many ancient secrets
APPENDIX I: lost. However, some lucky few that know the
favor of the Force may yet find some relics of
Dantooine Data Card a more civilized age...

Dantooine is a lush, viridian world in the Outer

Rim, trailing edge of the galaxy. It is far off of
the major intergalactic trade routes, in a
relative “middle of nowhere” as far as the
broad galactic community is concerned.
Dantooine’s surface is dominated by
continents primarily consisting of rolling
green plains. Were it closer to standard routes
of travel, Dantooine would likely be a prime
vacation spot for galactic citizens weary of
more hustle and bustle life, yet its remoteness
means Dantooine’s primary exports are food
and livestock. Its tremendous wealth of
farmland makes it a primary supply world for
other nearby Outer Rim worlds such as
Mygeeto.

The people of Dantooine are predominantly

human. Hard-working, hard-scrabble folk, the
people of Dantooine are kind and welcoming
to strangers, or at least they were in the days
before the Empire. Now, with an Imperial
presence on much of the world, the people of
Dantooine mostly keep to themselves for fear
of being overheard by zealous Imperial agents.
There are a few other races on Dantooine,
primarily merchants and traders that do
business in goods from across the Outer Rim
and can mostly be found in the few space
ports that Dantooine can boast. Of these races,
the most common is Zabrak.

Dantooine is not without its secrets, though.

Near Mos Ayedu is the old base of the
Rebellion, but a hundred generations ago it
was home to an Enclave of the Jedi Order. The
ancient academy was abandoned by the Jedi
over the centuries, as the Order moved to a
more centralized structure on Coruscant, but
the building remained until it was repurposed
by a desperate Rebellion. After the Imperial
attack on Dantooine, much of the old Enclave
has been

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