Appearance

Special abilities

Juhani's heritage and segregated upbringing had a unique effect on the way her Force powers developed.[1] Her particular Cathar subspecies had the ability to quickly alter the pigments in their fur,[9] a natural camouflage[10] that was enhanced when she instinctively learned how to conceal herself with the power of Force camouflage. As a Jedi Guardian, she preferred lightsaber combat, although she would also use several Force powers while in battle. She supplemented her lightsaber dueling skills with a wide array of battle oriented Force powers, including Force speed, Force stun, Force push, and Saber Throw.[1]
During her brief stint as a Dark Jedi, she also began to learn dark side powers such as Force Slow, Force Shock, and Force Choke, though she would later abandon the use of the latter. She could also employ the Jedi Mind Trick, though she often saw it as a misuse of the Force.[1]

Mentality

Personal history

The planet was conquered by the Mandalorians during the Battle of Cathar, leading to the enslavement and near-extinction of the Cathar species. The few survivors were forced to flee offworld to survive. After the end of the Mandalorian Wars Cathar began to resettle their world and by the time of the Galactic Civil War, it had fully recovered from the damage the Mandalorians had done. Prior to the planet's devastation, it was not a member of the Galactic Republic.

Cathar was conquered by the Yuuzhan Vong during the Yuuzhan Vong War. The invaders overran the planet prior to their attack on Coruscant in 27 ABY.[5]
 
Growth
"Taris was once a magnificent planet-wide metropolis of towering skyscrapers. But that was a long time ago."
―Carth Onasi[src]
Some time during the Manderon Period, a fleet of human ships from unknown origins colonized the planet and started to build a city underground, which was completed by 5300 BBY and according to Rukil would become the site of the Promised Land. They were governed by the Taris Civil Authority. In 5100 BBY, the whole surface of the landmass was covered in a giant city which would become the Undercity, which housed the sewers, which existed between the Promised Land and the Undercity and was built sometime after. In 4600 BBY, as the population spread another city was built on top of it which would become the Lower City and then another in 4400 BBY, the Middle City above that and finally in 4300 BBY, the Upper City was constructed and the Promised Land was abandoned and was eventually lost and forgotten. The kelp harvest and the oceanic fauna became the planet's only food source since there was nowhere to grow crops or herd livestock on land.
Eventually different alien species settled or visited Taris. The Republic took notice of the world, and before long it began to prosper.
Taris was situated on a major hyperspace transport hub, and owing to its wealth and population became known as the "Coruscant of the Outer Rim,"[16] due to Taris being an ecumenopolis, with all landmasses eclipsed with a world-spanning city. The city's grandeur was once said to rival the galactic capital, Coruscant, for 144 years. However, the planet wasn't truly a planet-wide city, as unlike other city-planets such as Coruscant and Nar Shaddaa, it contained an ocean. Unfortunately with this title, the planet suffered from overpopulation, and only the Republic kept it from falling into disrepair.[8]
Decay
"They say Taris is the Coruscant of the Outer Rim. But this world is nothing but crumbling buildings and urban waste!"
―An outraged Quarren[src]
In 4156 BBY, Taris underwent a precipitous decline as the hyperspace lanes that were key to its prosperity shifted when newer, shorter routes were discovered and without the republic, its business began to die out and so its population started to shrink with the Tarisian's diaspora across the galaxy. By this point, the Promised Land had been rediscovered. To maintain the planet's economy, Taris turned to industry, where the Tarisian industrialists switched to a new, cheaper power source, that produced toxic waste as a byproduct, which began to slowly pollute the once-pristine ocean, in a century of destruction of the kelp farms and most of the marine life. While the issue of of its overpopulation had been lifted, the city was slowly dying, which was an economical urban decay that would last for 200 years. When the Republic had abandoned the planet in 4156 BBY, Taris's population had likely numbered in the tens of billions, but by the time of the Sith occupation in 3956 BBY, the city's inhabitants had dwindled to just six billion.
In 4086 BBY Taris received an extremely harsh review in Trampeta's Star Guide, as it was given the lowest possible recommendation. According to the author, T3 droids working in one of Taris' starports stole his baggage.[18] While probably not having any influence on the development of the planet itself, it was nonetheless a reflection of the decay that Taris was undergoing.
Eventually the rakghoul disease ended up in the Tarisian Undercity by unknown means. This caused the city to be abandoned and the sewer system was left to disrepair and was eventually overrun by rakghouls and Gamorrean slavers but it still served as the planet's infrastructure. The rakghouls would often use the turbolifts from the sewers to ascend to the Lower City and attack its residents but the locals always ended up winning the fights of the disease.
Civil war and anti-alien prejudice
"A century ago rising levels of toxic pollution poisoned the oceans and famine swept the planet. The rich hoarded food for their own use, and the poor were left to starve and die. But the poor rose up against this tyranny and civil war engulfed the planet."
―Rukil[src]
After several decades of Taris's ecosystem dying off from pollution, famine swept the planet. Panicking, the greedy Tarisian nobles hoarded the remaining kelp and marine life for themselves. Around 4056 BBY, a century before the Jedi Civil War, the starving lower-class engaged the nobles in a massive civil war, where millions of innocents died and large sections of Taris were destroyed or abandoned. The Promised Land was lost once more and became a legend amongst the lower class faction. Ultimately, the nobles emerged victorious.
The Tarisian prisons couldn't hold all the rebels, so the nobles began the tradition of banishing criminals and their descendants to the Undercity, unable to return to the surface under pain of death. These people became the Outcasts. They built a village, but suffered from starvation, rakghoul attacks, and rakghoul infections; all hope for them was lost save for the legendary Promised Land. The remaining kelp along with the remaining oceanic fauna was consumed to extinction by the Tarisian nobles in which they were then forced to rely on imported food. Also, because many of the rebels were aliens, the human nobles became prejudiced against non-humans, and banished them from the Upper City to the Lower City, punishing any that dared to enter the upper levels without a permit. Thus began the long oppression by the Humanocentric Tarisian nobility of the non-human lower class. The Lower City's conflicts with the rakghouls continued but the locals continued to emerge victorious. Their hope for improving their lives was to save up until they could leave the world. Naturally, this gave the planet a very bad reputation to off-worlders both human and alien.[8] The Middle City however was more tolerant of aliens and poor humans.
Swoop racing and crime
The gangs in the Lower City got worse as they fought each other more and their main vehicle was the swoop bike, where they competed in the Tarisian Season Opener thus the term Swoop Gang was coined. Many gangs oppressed the common Lower City citizens. It was here that swoop racing captured the imagination of the galaxy around 4000 BBY. Using an intricate system of hyperspace beacons, Tarisian race organizers broadcast the results of their swoop races throughout the galaxy, which eventually gave rise to a huge and profitable gambling operation and was funded by Czerka Corporation. The planet also began to export Tarisian ale that was made from a gland from a tach. Taris remained a hub for swoop racing for decades, becoming the center of the Galactic Swoop Racing Circuit.[8] It was at this time that the Exchange based itself on Taris and the Taris Civil Authority only accepted bribes to keep quiet or collaborate in their operations. The Hidden Beks were the main authority of the lower levels and policed various other gangs most notably the Black Vulkars in which a Swoop Gang War had begun in 3976 BBY.
Joining the Republic
In 3976 BBY the Jedi Tower was constructed in the Upper City shortly after the outbreak of the Mandalorian Wars and the local Swoop Gang War. In 3966 BBY a secret backroom deal Haydel Goravvus helped install Lhosan Industries on Taris and in exchange, Jervo Thalien managed to bribe Taris into the Republic and install Goravvus as its Senator. Lhosan Industries replaced Czerka Corporation in funding the Swoop Races.[7]
Mandalorian Wars

Taris skyline during the Mandalorian Wars.
"Taris, this planet so close to the stalemated Mandalorian front—"
―A Tarisian broadcaster[src]
Around the year 3964 BBY, Captain Saul Karath commanded the Republic fleet that protected Taris during the Mandalorian Wars in which they built themselves a base in the Upper City. Due to Taris' close proximity to the Mandalorian War front, it had been granted Republic membership in 3966 BBY and it became the heart of the Republic's defense for the region. The planet served as a staging point for dissident Jedi who where led by Revan and his apprentice Malak and their allies for campaigns against the Mandalorians who based themselves in the Jedi Academy. Many Exchange members sold their slaves to the Mandalorian Neo-Crusaders; among them was the slaver Xor and the slave Juhani in the Lower City. They succeeded in dissolving the Taris Civil Authority and driving the Exchange off the planet. The Jedi Order managed to free the slaves but the Mandalorian presence did not lift.[12]
Meanwhile, Taris had compensated for its decaying importance to trade routes by negotiating with Lhosan Industries, which employed over half of the Lower City residents in its mining activities. However, due to increasing swoop gang activity, Lhosan was considering pulling out, and moving its operations to a world with less crime. The local authorities assured Lhosan Industries that they had the swoop gangs fully under control, and would take care of them with the assistance from the local Jedi. However, after a fugitive Jedi Padawan named Zayne Carrick was accused of murdering the entire graduating class of new Jedi Knights and escaped twice from Jedi custody in the Jedi Tower, Lhosan made its decision, and abandoned Taris.[12]
This left many Tarisians unemployed, and angry citizens began rioting all over Taris, setting entire sections of skyline on fire. The riots soon spilled up into the Middle City. Crime began to envelop Taris. The Chancellor of the Republic became suspicious of Taris' quick entry into the Republic and sent Jedi Master Raana Tey to retrieve Goravvus. Jervo Thalien, head of Lhosan, became frantic since it was Goravvus who had installed Lhosan on the planet and Jervo had arranged a Senate seat in the Grand Convocation Chamber of the Senate Building on Coruscant for him in return. He hired Marn Hierogryph and the Moomo Brothers to retrieve the Senator. He promised Hierogryph a reprieve of the Massacre charges and most of the bounties on him lifted, but also secretly ordered the Moomo Brothers to kill Goravvus, as he had become a liability.[19] Haydel Goravvus the Senator that represented the planet in the Galactic Senate disappeared, and the constable's family was kidnapped. Due to the political anarchy, the Jedi based on Taris were recalled to the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, abandoning the Tarisians to their fates. Taris was also largely abandoned by the Republic military. It maintained only a small military base on the planet's surface. Without the protection of the Jedi and the Republic military, Taris was left open to a Mandalorian invasion.[12]
The Mandalorians used Taris to make their first direct strike at the Republic and captured the Jedi Tower and to a lesser extent the Military Base was used as the Mandalorian base who were led by Cassus Fett. The Tarisians managed to form a small resistance movement led by the swoop gangs, such as the Hidden Beks, which employed guerrilla tactics to assist them.
Hierogryph met up with the Beks and was soon reunited with Zayne Carrick. The Beks wished to join with the Resistance but had nothing of value to offer them. Luckily, Carrick found the constable's children, who were being held hostage by Brejik and Griff Vao. The Beks then took the children to the Resistance, where they were reunited with their mother. Together, they sought to take out the Mandalorian commander, Cassus Fett. Cassus was on the winning side in which he was succeeding in defeating the Resistance, driving them into the Undercity and eventually they left the planet aboard The Last Resort, their ship that was based in the Undercity. The Mandalorians then used Taris as a stronghold in their conquest of the galaxy.[20] For this, Cassus became the most wanted person in the galaxy.
In the aftermath of the Battle of Malachor V, the Mandalorians presumably abandoned the planet or were driven out by Revan and Malak in the aftermath of the war. The Jedi Tower and the Military Base were left deserted, only for the Exchange to regain its presence and became the main authority of the planet. Czerka Corporation reclaimed its position in funding the Swoop Races.
Jedi Civil War
Battle over Taris
Main article: Attack on the Endar Spire
"The Sith fleet must have been waiting to ambush us over the planet."
―Carth Onasi[src]
Though the Republic managed to maintain a small military presence on Taris to once again desegregate the world, the planet had not been viewed with any military importance since the Taris Siege. This changed when the Sith succeeded in overrunning nearly the entire Outer Rim, leaving Taris as the last valuable planet in that region still under Republic control.

The Endar Spire above Taris.
In 3956 BBY the galactic senators decided to make a stand there and the Endar Spire soon arrived above the planet to bulk up the existing garrison.[8] Several important members of the Republic war effort were onboard the Endar Spire including Carth Onasi, Bastila Shan, and an amnesiac Revan (who was currently under the impression that he was a Republic soldier).
While on a mission over Taris, the Endar Spire was ambushed by a Sith warship. Bastila Shan was famous for her affinity to the Force and her skill with battle meditation, but she was unable to use her powers during the ensuing battle. The Sith troops quickly seized the ship in an attempt to capture Shan to use her Jedi powers for their own goals. Shan and several other crew members including Carth and Revan were able to escape the ships in escape pods. The Sith then destroyed the Endar Spire.[8]
Shan's escape pod landed outside the Undercity of Taris, while others crashed in the Upper City. Many Upper City citizens gave over injured Republic soldiers to the local healer, Zelka Forn. The Black Vulkars, a swoop gang of the Lower City, swarmed over the Republic escape pods that landed in the Undercity, salvaging what was left of them. Shan had been unable to exit her escape pod in time due to being separated from her lightsaber and was captured by the Vulkars. Their leader retrieved her weapon for himself but was unable to use it because he wasn't force sensitive. Revan and Onasi's pod had landed in the Upper City and they were able to find an abandoned apartment to hide out in while they planned Shan's rescue.[8]
Sith conquest

A squad of Sith troopers patrolling the Undercity.
"We've been ambushed by a Sith battle fleet!"
―Trask Ulgo[src]
The rest of the Sith fleet quickly arrived above Taris, and began landing their troops on the planet. There was little resistance from the Tarisians, and the Sith were able to take the Republic military base and to a lesser extent the Jedi Tower without much trouble and emerged victorious in conquering the planet.[8]
Darth Malak, leader of the Sith armada, enacted a planet-wide quarantine, preventing any ships from landing on or leaving Taris. The Sith also programmed their orbiting fleet to auto-target any ships that attempted to do so who weren't part of the Sith armada. This was all part of Malak's plan to capture Shan. The Sith troopers led by the Sith Governor declared martial law and blocked travel between the levels for everyone but Sith. Sith troops questioned the Upper City residents about the escape pods that landed there, searching for any surviving crew from the Endar Spire. Malak also sent Sith patrols into the Undercity to look for Shan, using the rakghoul serum to protect them from a mutating disease spread by rakghouls which transformed any infected persons into rakghouls themselves.[8]
The quarantine kept many off-worlders who were on business on Taris from leaving the planet. Since aliens were forbidden in the Upper City without a permit, off-world aliens were ordered into the slums of the Lower City while the quarantine was active. The Sith did little to enforce this edict when off-world aliens ventured into the Upper City.[8]

Taris before the bombardment in 3956 BBY.
A local gang war between the Hidden Beks and the Black Vulkars further hindered the Sith's efforts to find Shan. Brejik, the leader of the Black Vulkars, wanted to encourage recruitment into his gang and gain dominance over the Lower City by winning the swoop season opener. He had a prototype accelerator stolen from the Beks, which would allow the Vulkars to win the race. He even offered Shan up as a prize to raise the stakes.[8]
This was Onasi and Revan's opportunity to rescue Shan. Cooperating with the Hidden Beks, Revan stole back the swoop accelerator and won the Taris swoop championship. Brejik, unwilling to give up his prize, retracted Shan from the prize pool. While Revan protested, Shan freed herself and a brawl erupted. In the end Brejik and his racers where killed, and Revan looted his body and found Bastila's lightsaber in which they then both escaped to the Upper City apartment before reinforcements arrived.[8]
After Revan, Carth, and Bastila left the apartments they were greeted by a male Twi'lek who told them that Canderous Ordo wanted to meet them in the Upper City Cantina. Canderous, a Mandalorian enforcer for Davik Kang, the local crime lord and member of the Exchange, was impressed by Revan's skill and boldness during the race and the brawl afterwards. He approached Revan with a plan to escape Taris and told him where he could obtain a droid, T3-M4 from Janice Nall's shop, that would be capable of bypassing the security system for the Sith Military Base. This would allow them to break into the base to steal the codes necessary to bypass the Sith blockade. Once they had obtained the codes from the Sith Governor, the three traveled to the Lower City Cantina to meet Ordo, who took Revan and Bastila to Davik Kang's estate to steal his ship, the Ebon Hawk.[8]
Bombardment of Taris
Main article: Destruction of Taris

The destruction of Taris.
"Appraisal: this is what a planetary liquidation looks like. The Maker was busy here."
―HK-51[src]
On his flagship, the Leviathan, Darth Malak grew impatient with the search for Shan. He feared her possible escape and ordered his fleet to bombard the entire planet. This was arguably the most horrific event during the Jedi Civil War. Taris was destroyed unnecessarily as Revan and his crew, including Shan, escaped the bombardment aboard the Ebon Hawk, which would eventually lead to the toppling of Malak's Sith Empire. The Upper City, Middle City and the Lower City were completely destroyed, the rubble from those levels landed on the surface, which crushed most of the Undercity, flattened much of the sewer system below and badly damaged the Promised Land beneath that. It is assumed that most of the Upper City citizens were killed including Davik Kang himself while only a few citizens, most notably Calo Nord, survived the destruction, despite his injuries.[8]
During the Sith occupation, Taris had a population of six billion, an already dwindling number, but after its destruction, it was closer to six hundred, with the Outcast of the Undercity being the only survivors, who were at their time making their months long exodus from the their village to the entrance of the Promised Land, through what was left of the sewers.
On the plus side, Taris's destruction and the slaughter of its entire population had ended many of the planet's problems, including decaying skyscrapers, the Bek–Vulkar gang war, the oppression of the other violent gangs, the Sith occupation and the Exchange influence, the Czerka Corporation funding as well as the species and class oppression of Taris and the Gamorrean enforced slavery in the sewers. So after two hundred years of the planet slowly dying, since losing the title "Coruscant of the Outer Rim", the city was put to rest, in a brutal bombardment.
Knowing not to expect any help from the weakened Republic in any near future nor seeing any possibility to survive in a world reduced to rubble, the surviving members of the Tarisian government and intellectuals evacuated to a long-term storage facility near one of Taris' underground transport stations, sheltered from the bombardment. There, they preserved themselves in carbonite blocks, programming a nearby droid to open the facility when Taris was once again under Republic control. The facility was later discovered during Republic's reconstruction efforts, but there is no record of whether any of the people inside actually survived three centuries of stasis.[4]
Dark Age
The Outcasts were the only survivors according to their search for the Promised Land. When they had reached their destination, the underground city was however, vastly different from the legends, or at least after Taris's destruction. While they had made it safe and saw that the realm was sheltered from the bombardment but found out that the buildings, equipment, generators and possibly droids had been destroyed, and therefore the Outcasts had to start over. Whilst being a difficult task, they had survived the bombardment. However, many generations had passed since then—each having a "Promised One", who would keep the memories of the terrible apocalypse and be in charge of the colonists.
The rakghoul serum which Revan had previously discovered was enough to protect the first few generations, but after the Rakghouls evolved to an advanced level, it was obvious the serum became useless and that babies couldn't be born immune as many Rakghouls learnt to use weapons such as blasters and some even evolved into the sentient Nekghouls, but unlike the Rakghouls, the Nekghouls couldn't spread infection. The Outcast later left the Promised Land and recolonized the by than sky filled Undercity and renamed themselves the Tarisians. This however was in vain as the Tarisians continued to die out on the surface, from starvation, disease, and rakghoul attacks. It was also shown, in the last successfully preserved time recording, that the last generation alive had lost so much information about the world, they didn't even know how or what brought them there, where they had then likely numbered close to a dozen. One by one, the twelve remaining Tarisians quickly dwindled, until not a single human on Taris had remained. This was due to toxic waste in the water which they drank from, which ultimately resulted in their extinction like the rest of the planet's population many years earlier.
Following the death of the last generation of the Outcast, Taris was inherited by the Nekghouls, which by then their population was likely close to a hundred thousand and were for an unknown period of time, the planet's sole sentient species.
Rehabitation

Taris at the time of the Cold War.
During the Cold War, 315 years after the bombardment, the Republic took up the difficult task of recolonizing Taris. Initial goals were to establish a spaceport, a military base, and settlements. The Republic believed that rebuilding Taris would be a substantial symbolic victory against the Sith Empire. The rebuilding efforts were focused around the city of Olaris, where the government buildings, spaceport, and chief resettlement areas were located. Led by Governor Leontyne Saresh, the recolonization efforts proceeded well.
The Rakghoul plague was one major setback for the rebuilding efforts. To protect against rakghoul attacks, a Republic Resettlement Zone was built around Olaris and eventually found the cure in the wreckage, that was created over three centuries ago. Protected by the Republic Armed Forces, the Resettlement Zone was considered safe from the rakghoul plague.

Taris during recolonization by the Galactic Republic
These settlers were famous for their shipbuilding skills. These settlers rebuilt some of the planet's former cities, though much of the surface was left in ruins.[21] Historians attempted to excavate the planet-wide ruins, looking for proof that the swoop bike originated on Taris not long after Taris was linked to the Hydian Way Route, the sole route that passed through the entire galaxy.[21]
However, the Empire, led by Darth Gravus attempted to sabotage the reconstruction project. Establishing a central base in the Brell Sediment area, the Sith Empire proceeded to sabotage Republic projects through mostly guerrilla attacks and covert operations.
Governor Saresh struggled to stamp out corruption in the military and civilian forces across Taris. Thanks to her efforts and her dedication to the cause, the initiative was making more progress than it had in the last decade. However, thanks to the assistance of various members of the Empire, Gravus succeeded in halting the project, and Taris for an unknown period of time, was consequently occupied by Imperial Forces, despite Jedi and Republic's best efforts to defend the world.
Clone Wars

Taris during the Galactic Civil War, still showing scars thousands of years after its decimation.
By the time of the Golden Age of the Old Republic, much of Taris had been rebuilt, and the planet was once again an ecumenopolis. During the final days of the Republic and the Clone Wars, Taris was considered a "faded" city-world and was represented in the Galactic Senate by the human female Kin Robb. When she found the battlefronts getting closer to Taris, she joined the Council of Neutral Systems under Duchess Satine Kryze, hoping it would keep her world out of the fighting.[22] Nevertheless, Taris became the headquarters of the Republic's 10th Sector Army under the command of Moff Tanniel, guarding the neutral coalition against a Separatist incursion.[23]
After the Clone Wars had ended, Taris's neutrality presumably came to an end, when the planet began to be occupied by Imperial personnel.[source?]
Imperial Period
By 3 ABY, much of the city had been rebuilt, but never to the extent of it prior to the Jedi Civil War, with the then population of 1 billion.
In the years following the Battle of Endor, Taris was part of the Imperial Warlord Zsinj's Empire. Zsinj lost the planet after a combined New Republic/Imperial raid on Taris in 7 ABY. The world returned under the control of the Galactic Empire after this battle and stayed under Imperial control until the fragmentation of the Empire following the final death of Emperor Palpatine, in 11 ABY. It later joined the New Republic.[6]
Near the end of the Galactic Civil War, Gilad Pellaeon, leader of the Imperial Remnant conquered Taris. However the planet was quickly recaptured in a New Republic counterattack. Taris along with the Taris system and indeed the entire Ojoster sector rejoined the New Republic.[6]
Later events
Taris was conquered by the invaders during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion but it wasn't reduced to rubble for a second time. After the Yuuzhan Vong were defeated the planet was presumably liberated by the Galactic Alliance.[6]
In 40 ABY, during the Second Galactic Civil War, Taris remained affiliated with the Galactic Alliance and during that time, the famed bounty hunter Boba Fett owned a private residence on Taris. He had once taken a bounty down in the Lower City and retained bad memories of the experience. He returned to the planet to research the possible whereabouts of the Kaminoan Taun We, and unwittingly met his granddaughter.[10]

Education

Points of interest
Vast Veldt[4]
 
Points of interest
Pre-Jedi Civil War:
Davik Kang's Estate[8]
Tarisian Military Base[8]
Taris Academy[9]
Swoop Track[8]
Taris Dueling Ring[8]
Sewers of Taris[8]

Employment

Tribal[3]
 
Region
Outer Rim Territories[1]
Sector
Quelii sector[1]
System
Cathar system[1]
 
 
Republic[7]
 
Region
Outer Rim Territories[1]
Sector
Ojoster sector[1]
Taris subsector[1]
System
Taris system[2]

Accomplishments & Achievements

Major imports
Luxury goods[3]
Technology[3]
Major exports
None[3]
 
Major imports
pre-Jedi Civil War:
Foodstuffs[7]
Raw materials[7]
Major exports
pre-Jedi Civil War:
Luxury items[7]
Tarisian ale[8]
Technology[7]

Intellectual Characteristics

Native species
Cathar[4]
 
Native species
Nekghoul[11]
Immigrated species
Pre-Jedi Civil War:
Many species
Aqualish[8]
Bith[8]
Cathar[8]
Drovian[12]
Duros[8]
Gamorrean[8]
Hamadryas[13]
Human[8]
Hutt[8]
Ithorian[8]
Nikto[8]
Paaerduag[8]
Quarren[8]
Rodian[8]
Snivvian[12]
Trandoshan[12]
Twi'lek[8]
Wookiee[8]

Known Languages

Primary language(s)
Catharese[4]
 
Primary language(s)
Galactic Basic Standard[8]

Personality

Social

Birthplace

By 3973 BBY,[2] Cathar[1]