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This page is for characters in the New Republic and Galactic Alliance from the Star Wars Expanded Universe series New Jedi Order, Dark Nest Trilogy, Legacy of the Force, and Fate of the Jedi book series, as well as the standalone novels Millennium Falcon, Crosscurrent, Riptide, and Crucible. The comic series Legacy has its own page.
New Republic/Galactic Alliance Military
Admiral Traest Kre'fey
Species: Bothan
An admiral and cousin of Chief of State Borsk Fey'lya, Traest Kre'fey is an unusual Bothan: he has little time for the political spygames of the clans, focusing instead on ensuring the military is ready to respond to any threat. As such, he was one of the first military officers to truly appreciate the threat of the Yuuzhan Vong and take steps to respond to them. He stayed on the frontlines for most of the war, and acted as one of the Jedi Order's biggest allies in the military. He briefly held the post of Commander in Chief at the end of the war, but was forced to resign out of support for the Bothan's declaration of genocide against the Yuuzhan Vong.
- Attack! Attack! Attack!: He has these tendencies late in the Yuuzhan Vong War after the Bothan people decided to commit genocide against the Yuuzhan Vong.
- Big Damn Heroes: He arrives with a fleet to save people at several points throughout the series.
- Blood Knight: Borders on this when the Bothans declare genocide against the Yuuzhan Vong. The Jedi on his command staff managed to keep him from slipping too far.
- Dissonant Serenity: Starts being way too cheerful after the Bothans declare total war. Jaina's squadron figure it's because the declaration removes any feeling of angst over the decision.
- Put on a Bus: After the New Jedi Order series ended, he hasn't been seen or mentioned except for a brief cameo.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: One of the few military commanders who fully supported the Jedi and realized the threat the Yuuzhan Vong posed in the beginning of the New Jedi Order series.
Admiral Sien Sovv
Species: Sullustan
Homeworld: Sullust
- Desk Jockey: It's noted this was his specialty: keeping the military organized and running smoothly. While he is a very competent commander, he was unprepared for the Yuuzhan Vong and relied on others like Kre'fey and Wedge to come up with the winning tactics.
- Dropped a Bridge on Him: He was supposed to be retired, but the beginning of The Unseen Queen reveals that he was still Commander of the Galactic Alliance navy until shortly before the novel, in which he is murdered in a Killik arranged ship crash.
- Let's Get Dangerous!: It's noted in Destiny's Way that he's actually quite capable when no-one's breathing down his neck.
- Resignations Not Accepted: He tries quitting after Coruscant's taken, but doesn't manage it, not least because without a legitimate government, there's no-one for him to hand his resignation in to.
- The Scapegoat: All the blame for the conquest of Coruscant is placed on his shoulders, ignoring all the senators who'd appropriated military assets to save their own asses, or sabotaged efforts with micromanagement or just actual sabotage in the months beforehand. Sadly, Sovv agrees with the assessment.
Admiral Nek Bwua'tu
Species: Bothan
Homeworld: Ruweln
- Convenient Coma: He falls into a coma after being attacked by fake Jedi, just so he can't actually tell anybody said Jedi were fake. Becomes exploited after he recovers, providing a good cover for meetings of the counter-conspiracy.
- Four-Star Badass: He isn't afraid to lead from the front, and he's proven himself in hand-to-hand combat several times.
Admiral Cha Niathal
Species: Mon Calamari
Homeworld: Mon Cala
A ambitious admiral, Niathal conspired with Jacen to overthrow Cal Omas during the Second Galactic Civil War and take control of the government. However, she soon found out that Jacen had become Darth Caedus and was becoming completely unhinged and committing war crimes, disgusting Niathal and making her ally with the Jedi Order to stop him. After the war ended, she retired to Dac, although many wanted her to be prosecuted for her collaboration with Jacen. When charges were brought against her, she committed suicide rather than face them.
- Black Shirt: The moment she appears, you know she's going to launch a coup, and has no problem with what Jacen is doing (initially). She's that transparent. Jacen notices, and recruits her into his scheme.
- Dirty Coward: Her suicide comes off as this. She couldn't even face a reprimand, despite collaborating with and ruling as a dictator. Compare this to the highly public trial for Tahiri Veila. And she didn't kill herself.
- Driven to Suicide: After political pressure forced Daala to bring charges against her despite a previous deal, Niathal
- Enemy Mine: With Luke Skywalker's Jedi Coalition
- Epic Fail: All of her plots eventually end up like this.
- Evil Counterpart: This woman is basically an evil Ackbar.
- The Generalissimo: Who made the mistake of sharing power with a Sith Lord.
- General Failure: The Jedi usually have to save her sauce once she breaks from Jacen, and he later crushes her.
- Jerkass: She willingly destroys galactic democracy for her own ambitions. She becomes nicer once she realizes how badly she's screwed up.
- A Mother to Her Men: Her one redeeming trait is that she values her men. It doesn't make her any less sleazy, though, and it's subverted when two thirds of the GA military prefers an insane Sith Lord to her.
- My God, What Have I Done?: When she realizes how evil Jacen is and how much damage she did helping him gain power.
- Our Chiefs of State Are Different: Chief of State Scheming and Chief of State Buffoon. She's a horrible and utterly incompetent politician.
- Unwitting Pawn: While she always had ambition, Lumiya influenced her through the Force to act on it in ways she never normally would have.
Admiral Gavin Darklighter
Species: Human (Tatooinian)
Homeworld: Tatooine
Callsigns: Rogue Leader
Related to Biggs Darklighter, Luke's Mauve Shirt friend from A New Hope. He debuted in the X-Wing Series as a member of Rogue Squadron, and worked his way up to leader of Rogue Squadron during the New Jedi Order. He became a fleet commander by the time of the Dark Nest Trilogy, and in Fate of the Jedi he became the leader of the Galactic Alliance Space Marines as an Admiral.
- Ace Pilot: He's not only a Rogue Squadron veteran, he was Rogue Leader during the Vong War.
- Asskicking Leads to Leadership: Gavin's authority and respect stems from him being one of the best pilots in the galaxy and a skilled tactician.
- Colonel Badass: During the Yuuzhan Vong War, as Rogue Leader.
- Farm Boy: He's from Tatooine.
- Four-Star Badass: Becomes an Admiral by Legacy of the Force.
- Interspecies Romance: With Asyr Sei'lar.
- Naïve Newcomer: When he was first introduced.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: He grows into this, thanks to the mentoring and examples of Wedge and Tycho.
Admiral Sallinor Parova
Species: Human
An ambitious female human admiral, Parova joined the Lecersen Conspiracy in order to take power as Chief of Naval Operations and purge the military of non-humans.
- False Friend: To Daala.
- Fantastic Racism: After Bwau'tu is hospitalized, Parova mocks him as alien scum, and later plans to make a Fallen captain who serves her loyally into her gardener once the conspiracy wins and they are able to put non-humans into their "proper place".
General Eldo Davip
Eldo Davip was a male Human who served as a commander of the New Republic Defense Force at the time of the Yuuzhan Vong War and general of the Galactic Alliance during the Second Galactic Civil War.General Merratt Jaxton
Species: Human
The Chief of Starfighter Command in 43 ABY and a member of the Imperial-Alliance Conspiracy.
- Driven to Suicide: He was forced to commit suicide by General Thaal, who uses him as a scapegoat when the conspiracy falls apart.
- False Friend: To Daala.
Commodore Turk Brand
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's very abrasive, but also a dedicated and competent commander who cares about the lives of his men and civilians.
Captain Syal Antilles
Species: Human (Corellian)
Homeworld: Corellia (birthworld), Coruscant
The eldest daughter of Wedge Antilles and Iella Wessiri, she followed her father's footsteps into the the Galactic Alliance Starfighter Corps, flying under a false name so she would not be treated differently due to her heritage. Caught in the middle of the Second Galactic Civil War, Syal attempted to uphold her oaths of loyalty to the Galactic Alliance while it increasingly became a despotic state.
- Ace Pilot: She is the only pilot in all the Star Wars canon who fought Luke Skywalker to a standstill in a dogfight. Not Rebellion-era Luka Skywalker, but Jedi Grand Master Luke Skywalker. This was immediately recognized by all her squadmates as a feat beyond comprehension.
- Badass Adorable: Sweet. Gentle. Has a problem with nerves. One of the best pilots in the galaxy, and has learned well from both her parents.
- Daddy's Girl: Very close to and affectionate with her father.
- Guy in Back: Not her, but she has a Sullustan gunner named Zueb Zan when flying an Aleph-class starfighter.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She's blonde and, when out of the cockpit, generally very sweet and gentle.
- Properly Paranoid: Being raised by Wedge and Iella will make a girl like this. She always carries a hidden blaster on her, which proves useful when a Corellian spy tries to turn her.
- Sole Survivor: Her and Zueb were the only members of their squadron to survive the firing of Centerpoint at the Second Fleet.
- Star-Crossed Lovers: Her fiancé Tiom Rordan was killed when Centerpoint was used to destroy the Galactic Alliance Second Fleet.
- To Be Lawful or Good: Faces this problem during Legacy of the Force, when she's serving as a pilot under the command of Darth Caedus. She chooses Good, of course.
Captain Kral Nevil
Species: Quarren
Homeworld: Mon Calamari
The captain of the Anakin Solo.
- The Captain: Of the Anakin Solo.
- Family Man: He has a wife and a son named Trul Nevil back home.
- Number Two: To Gavin Darklighter when he was in Rogue Squadron.
Rynog Asokaji
Species: Bith
- Revenge Before Reason: After Bwua'tu was attacked and put into a coma by what appeared to be two insane Jedi, Asokaji wanted to launch an attack on them immediately. Even Daala, who hates the Jedi, didn't believe it was them and had to talk him out of it. He calmed down after a while and realized he was wrong in suspecting the Jedi.
Anni Capstan
Species: Human
Homeworld: Corellia
A pilot in Rogue Squadron who was Jaina's first wingmate. They quickly became friends, but Anni was shot down and killed during the Battle of Ithor.
- Forgotten Fallen Friend: Averted: Jaina mentions her throughout the rest of the series and beyond, and her death begins Jaina's hardening and increasing cynicism.
Admiral Bylsma
Species: Human
A fleet officer in command of a mobile space station above the planet Dibrook, Bylsma became an ally of Nina and Kaye Galfridian after they assisted him in defending his station against a Yuuzhan Vong attack with their captured Yuuzhan Vong slaveship. He broke ranks with the New Republic after coming to believe that they cared nothing for the people of the Outer Rim and joined the Outer Rim Alliance.
Politicians
Senator / Chief of State Cal Omas
Species: Human (Alderaanian)
Homeworld: Alderaan
The senator for the Alderaan remnant population after Leia stepped down, Omas served with distinction as a fighter pilot during the Rebellion. He was one of the Jedi Order's key allies on the New Republic Advisory Council, and with their help was elected to the post of Chief of State after Borsk Fey'lya was killed during the Fall of Coruscant during the Yuuzhan Vong War. He proved a capable leader, helping guide the newly formed Galactic Alliance to victory over the invaders. However, the numerous political interests that formed after the war and pressure they put on the government led to Omas making many compromises and a shortened temper, and his relationship with the Jedi Order soured until Luke Skywalker reaffirmed the Orders allegiance to the Galactic Alliance during the Swarm War. During the Second Galactic Civil War, Omas was accused of becoming a dictator by the Confederation, and he was eventually ousted by a coup orchestrated by Darth Caedus and Admiral Cha Niathal. While under house arrest, Ben Skywalker attempted to fake his death after Caedus framed Omas for the death of Mara Skywalker, but Omas forced Ben to kill him so that Caedus would have a harder time seeing through Ben's deceptions and plans to kill him.
- Doomed Hometown: He comes from Alderaan.
- Face Death with Dignity: He commits suicide in order to give Ben a chance to kill Caedus.
- Fisher King: After he died, the Galactic Alliance went to hell. Luke Skywalker even said it died with him.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Initially a strong supporter of Jacen in Legacy of the Force and pretty much gives him whatever police powers Jacen argues are necessary to handle the security threat posed by the Corellians. Jacen eventually uses his expanded powers to arrest Omas for treason when he tries to negotiate an end to the conflict, and to take control of the Alliance via acts of Loophole Abuse.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: During the New Jedi Order. Afterwards, not so much, but he still had his moments.
- Redemption Equals Death: While he wasn't evil, his actions led to a lot of the problems in Legacy of the Force. To make up for this, he makes Ben kill him instead of faking his death when Ben attempted to get close to enough to Caedus to kill him because he believed that the Sith Lord would see through Ben's lies if he didn't really kill him.
- Retired Badass: Served as a fighter pilot during the Rebellion before entering politics.
- Taking You with Me: He began wearing a bomb with hopes to do this with Caedus after being placed under house arrest, as he expected Caedus would come himself to kill him. He's disappointed when Ben shows up instead, but reworks his plan in hopes that his death will let Ben kill Caedus.
- Too Dumb to Live: He honestly seemed like he could not increase Jacen's authority fast enough! He even lobbied (unsuccessfully) for Jacen to granted the rank of Jedi Master because he believed it would increase public confidence in the Galactic Alliance Guard. By the time he realized that he had gone too far, Jacen was already moving to take Omas down. His death may have been a great blow to the Alliance, but he had nobody to blame but himself.
- Took a Level in Jerkass: Between the New Jedi Order and the Dark Nest Trilogy, due to the pressures of the office and rebuilding after the Yuuzhan Vong Invasion.
- The Unseen: His physical appearance was not depicted or described with great detail for years, becoming somewhat of a running joke amongst fans.
Senator Viqi Shesh
Species: Human (Kuati)
Homeworld: Kuat
- Appears in: New Jedi Order
The New Republic Senator from Kuat during the Yuuzhan Vong War. She believed the invaders would win and served as their spy, but her deception was revealed shortly before Coruscant fell. She then became one of Tsavong Lah's advisors, all the while trying desperately to escape the Yuuzhan Vong before one of them killed her. Viqi eventually killed herself rather than be captured by the Jedi or killed by the Yuuzhan Vong.
- Affably Evil: A consummate politician, she's always polite and composed even to her enemies; by her last few appearances, this has begun to slip, thanks more to Villainous Breakdown than anything.
- Better to Die than Be Killed: Refuses to let herself be captured (and given what the Vong probably would have done to her, she might have had a point).
- Big Bad Wannabe: Considers herself The Evil Genius for the Vong but ultimately ends up outwitted and killed. Even the Vong don't consider her all that useful.
- Chronic Back Stabbing Disorder: She's ultimately loyal only to herself.
- Les Collaborateurs: A human in the Republic who works for the Yuuzhan Vong.
- Corrupt Politician: Chooses to ally with the powerful invading force to save her own skin.
- Disney Villain Death: Intentionally inflicts this to herself in Rebel Stand.
- Dramatic Irony: Thinks Tsavong Lah addressing her by her first name is a sign of their rapport. Actually, it's a sign he thinks she's a self-important prat not worth treating with respect — Yuuzhan Vong find using only part of a name a grievous insult.
- Early-Bird Cameo: She's first mentioned in a throwaway line alongside a bunch of other Senators in the Dark Tide duology. In the following Agents of Chaos duology she becomes a major character and is revealed as a villain.
- Evil Counterpart: To Leia. Both are the major political figures for their respective sides.
- Evil Is Petty: After the main characters get onto her case. She even sabotages the Falcon as the Vong are kicking down Coruscant's door, apparently as one extra "screw you". All because Luke and Leia dared to cross her.
- Fantastic Racism: As the series goes in, her actions make clear she hates the Jedi simply because they exist.
- It's All About Me: The root of her evil. She's not a particularly cruel person, at least at first, but will do anything to make sure she maintains her level of power and comfort.
- The Mole: For the Yuuzhan Vong within the New Republic.
- Obstructive Bureaucrat: Uses her position to run interference on the efforts against the Vong.
- Obviously Evil: It takes Jacen one conversation which doesn't last more than a few minutes to peg her as being majorly shady. He then passes this along to Leia, who starts connecting a few dots herself.
- The Quisling: Sides with the Vong over the Republic.
- Smug Snake: She acts like an essential member of the Vong's forces but loses frequently to the point where Tsavong Lah almost has her executed for her failure.
- Unknown Rival: By Star by Star, she develops a seething hatred for Luke, who barely gives her a first thought, let alone second.
- Villainous Breakdown: After being exposed as a traitor, she goes into one that lasts several books as she tries to frantically convince Tsavong Lah that she's still an asset.
- Villain with Good Publicity: For several books after being introduced.
- Would Hurt a Child: Once the breakdown starts, she tries to abduct the newborn Ben Skywalker.
Senator / Prime Minister Fyor Rodan
Species: Human (Commenori)
Homeworld: Commenor
Human Senator from Commenor who is vehemently anti-Jedi. Lost the race for Chief of State to Cal Omas midway through the Yuuzhan Vong War and resigned from his post, eventually becoming Prime Minister of Commenor.
- Beware the Superman: He sees every move the Jedi make as a plot against the New Republic and his power, believing that Luke wants nothing more than to take over the government. Even years later he still distrusts the Jedi and takes the Second Galactic Civil War as a chance to take his planet out of the Galactic Alliance partially out of his hatred towards them.
- Break the Haughty: In Destiny's Way he suffers a massive defeat in the election for Chief of State.
- Brutal Honesty: In a face-to-face meeting with Luke he tells him that if he believed for an instant that handing over every Jedi to the Vong would ensure peace, he'd do it in a heartbeat.
- It's Personal: Luke wonders if his history with smugglers has something to do with his anti-Jedi attitude.
- Jerkass: He has an It's All About Me viewpoint, and sees the Jedi as planning to take over the government.
- Jerkass Has a Point: Luke concedes that some of his criticism is legitimate. However, even after the Jedi take it into account when they reform the council he still acts like an asshole about it.
- Muggles Do It Better: Has this view, though it's also because he believes the Jedi are plotting to take over.
- Sore Loser: Granted, Lando and Talon DID actually blackmail his supporters but it was on their own initiative and they only succeed because many of his supporters are INCREDIBLY corrupt and thus vulnerable to blackmail (or set themselves up to be blackmailed when Lando and Karrde asked his supporters to distribute food for free on hidden videotape before forcing refugees to pay).
- Unwitting Pawn: To Lumiya during the Second Galactic Civil War, who manipulated him into siding with the Confederacy.
Senator Pwoe
Species: Quarren
Homeworld: Mon Cala
Quarren Senator representing the species of Dac, Pwoe served on the Advisory Council during the Yuuzhan Vong War. After the death of Borsk Fey'lya, Pwoe attempted to seize power, but was ignored by the rest of the government and left disgraced after attempting to surrender to the Pace Brigade.
- Beware the Superman: So much that he had connections to the Peace Brigade during the Yuuzhan Vong War.
- I Reject Your Reality: Tries claiming he's the new chancellor after Coruscant is taken by the Vong. Everyone ignores this and holds an election for a new one, which he claims is illegitimate. He tries taking part anyway, and receives a total of three votes.
- Only One Name: His full name isn't mentioned.
- Too Dumb to Live: Pwoe really thought he could just claim the title Chief of State and try to make a peace treaty with the Vong through the Peace Brigade. He's lucky he only got captured by the New Republic forces and didn't get sacrificed by the Vong.
Senator Niuk Niuv
Species: Sullustan
Homeworld: Sullust
Sullustan Senator during the Yuuzhan Vong War, Niuv was a member of the Advisory Council and an anti-Jedi politician.
- Beware the Superman: He has zero trust in the Jedi, even after Cal Omas is elected and the Jedi lead the counterattack against the Vong. He remains the only anti-Jedi Senator on the Advisory Council by the end of the war as a concession to the anti-Jedi Senate minority.
Species: Caamasi
Homeworld: Caamas
Elegos A'Kla was a male Caamasi Senator of the New Republic who played a substantial role in the resolution of the Caamas dispute and the peace process initiated by Gilad Pellaeon that resulted in the Bastion Accords.
- Big Brother Mentor: To Corran
- Nice Guy: He's incredibly gentle and kind. Doesn't mean he's a pushover, though.
- Sacrificial Lamb: Killed by Shedao Shai to establish just how much of a bonkers nutjob the guy is.
- Technical Pacifist: The Caamasi are supposed to be pacifists, but Elegos subscribes to The Needs of the Many.
Senator G'vli G'Sil
Species: Human
A human Senator and head of the Galactic Alliance's Security Council during the Second Galactic Civil War. He suggested the formation of the Galactic Alliance Guard to deal with terrorist activity on Corucscant, offering the position of commander of the GAG to Mara Skywalker and then Jacen Solo after she refused. Following the coup by Jacen and Admiral Niathal, G'sil ceased his support of the two's efforts.
- My God, What Have I Done?: After Jacen and Niathal carry out their coup, which was only made possible by G'sil's early political support for the two of them.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: He thought the GAG, while possibly skirting the edges of legality, was necessary, since terrorist activity was starting to occur on Coruscant. Unfortunately, he didn't foresee what Jacen would do with it.
- What Happened to the Mouse?
Chief of State Wynn Dorvan
- Badass Normal: He survived torture at the hands of a Sith Lord and Abeloth for two months.
- Big Good: Ends the series as Chief of State, and is probably the first since Leia to honestly be deserving of the post.
- The Consigliere: To Daala and Abeloth. The latter was against his will.
- Corrupt Politician: Completely averted. He's an honest politician through and through.
- Deadpan Snarker: It's quieter than, say, Han or Luke's, but it's there.
- The Dragon: To Daala, in a Punch-Clock Villain sort of way.
- Hidden Depths: Turns out that Dorvan's a master sabacc player. Everyone underestimates him and he wins millions of credits in a celebrity tournament.
However, the fact that a glorified secretary had the million-credit buy-in in the first place should've tipped someone off. He's also a highly gifted administrator, even if he's not the most socially dazzling. - Hypercompetent Sidekick: His extensive multitasking and maneuvering abilities are the reason Daala's administration didn't fall apart a whole lot sooner.
- Only Sane Man: He's almost the only member of the government during Fate of the Jedi that is actually trying to fix things rather than make them worse.
- Our Chiefs of State Are Different: Chief of State Personable.
- Punch-Clock Villain: When working for Daala.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Becomes Chief of State at the end of Apocalypse. He's probably the first truly competent and fair-minded leader the New Republic / Galactic Alliance has had since NJO!Omas or Leia.
- Token Good Teammate: Of Daala's administration.
Senator Haydnat Treen
Species: Human (Kuati)
Homeworld: Kuat
The senator of Kuat in 43 ABY, Haydnat helps form a conspiracy of Galactic Alliance and Imperial politicians and military leaders to oust Chief of State Daala and Head of State Jagged Fel to reunite the galaxy under the Empire.
- The Chessmaster: A pretty good one too. She only fails because her competition is several thousand Sith and an Eldritch Abomination.
- Expy: Of Viqi Shesh, only older.
Senator Fost Bramsin
Species: Human (Coruscanti)
Homeworld: Coruscant
The elderly human Senator of Coruscant in 43 ABY, Bramsin had been in and out of the office since Imperial times. He joined the Lecersen Conspiracy because he hoped it would restore order to the galaxy. He is murdered by Haydnat Treen when the conspiracy falls apart and she worries that he might talk due to his worsening mental condition.
- Totalitarian Utilitarian: Flavor 3: he thinks that old school Imperialism will bring peace and happiness to the galaxy.
Senator Luewet Wuul
Species: Sullustan
Homeworld: Sullust
The Sullustan Senator in 44 ABY, Wuul is the chairman of the subcommittee on mineral taxation, a friend of Lando Calrissian, and a supporter of the Jedi Order.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: One of the few Senators who keeps his faith in the Jedi.
Releqy A'Kla
Species: Caamasi
Homeworld: Kerilt
Releqy A'Kla was a female Caamasi and the daughter of Elegos A'Kla, a New Republic Senator.Triebakk
Species: Wookiee
Homeworld: Kashyyyk
- Only One Name
- Reasonable Authority Figure: He is one of the pro-Jedi Senators.
Chelch Dravvad
Homeworld: Corellia
- Wild Card: Allied with neither the pro or anti-Jedi faction, he was usually a swing vote on the Advisory Council during the Yuuzhan Vong war.
Ta'laam Rant
Species: Gotal
Homeworld: Antar 4
New Republic / Gallactic Alliance Intelligence
Dif Scaur
Belindi Kalenda
Species: Human (Coruscanti)
Homeworld: Coruscant
Wraw
Toval Seyah
Galactic Alliance Guard
Captain Lon Shevu
- Character Death: By Tahiri while torturing him with Force lightning.
- The Mentor: To Ben, teaching him about detective work.
- The Mole: For the Jedi and Admiral Niathal, feeding them information about Jacen's activities.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Listened to Ben and cared about him.
Captain Heol Girdun
- The Brute: To Jacen / Darth Caedus.
- Cold-Blooded Torture: His specialty.
- The Spymaster: Placed in charge of Galactic Alliance Inteligence by Darth Caedus.
Commander Twizzl
Human captain of the Anakin Solo, Twizzl served as Darth Caedus' fleet commander. He came to be disgusted by the actions of his commander, but was accidentally killed by Ben Skywalker before being able to resign.
- What the Hell, Hero?: When Darth Caedus gives orders to fire on Kashyyyk, Twizzl is disgusted and only obeys after Caedus threatens him, and never stops his protests.
Lieutenant Jori Lekauf
Patra Tebut
A human officer aboard the Anakin Solo, Tebut impressed Darth Caedus and became one of his most trusted officers. After accidentally allowing a Jedi strike team board the vessel, Caedus choked her to death with the Force.
- Neck Snap: How Caedus ended the Force choke.
- You Have Failed Me: Classic for the underling of a Sith, he gets choked to death after the Jedi strike team escapes.
