History Characters / StarWarsOtherOuterRimWorlds

* LadyOfWar: Carries herself with a sense of dignity and grace even in the heat of battle.

* MeaningfulName: She is a witch named Morgan, as in Morgan le Fay.

* HeroOfAnotherStory: Her unexplained proficiency with blasters and battlefield leadership abilities heavily implies there's more to her past than her farm life leads on.

* BadassNormal: She may be an ordinary human, but she's able to match Jedi warrior Ahsoka Tano blow for blow during their duel. [[spoiler:Subverted when it's revealed she's a former Nightsister.]]

** Her usual MechaMook are the [=HK=]-87 Assassin Droids, which fight just the [=MagnaGuards=] Grievous has accompanying him throughout various battles of the Clone Wars, such as the Battle of Dathomir.
** Morgan worked with Baylan Skoll, a Dark Jedi who survived Order 66, and has similarities to Count Dooku, himself a former Jedi, who once had Asajii Ventress as his Sith apprentice and ordered Grievous and the Separatist Droid Army to kill Ventress and Mother Talzin as retaliation.

* VillainOfTheWeek: She is this primary antagonist of "The Jedi" and has been Ahsoka's target for some time, but from Din's perspective, she's another speed bump in his journey and he helps Ahsoka deal with her by the episode's end. ''Ahsoka'' later upgrades her to TheHeavy, having been rescued by Baylan Skoll and Shin Hati, just as she was being transported for trial.

* Irony: [[spoiler:For being a descendant of the Nightsisters who survived the Separatists's genocide of her people, Morgan is full of ironies.]]
** Her usual {{MechaMook}}s are the [=HK=]-87 Assassin Droids, which fight just the [=MagnaGuards=] Grievous has accompanying him throughout various battles of the Clone Wars, such as the Battle of Dathomir.

A former Imperial official who helped oversee the construction of the Imperial Navy. She now rules over Corvus as a tyrannical ruler strip-mining the planet to provide resources to remnants of the Empire. She owns a spear that's made of beskar.

* DevilInPlainSight: Appears at first to be an unabashed minor tyrant of an obscure planet ruling through a small private army and casual violence on her citizens. Is actually [[spoiler: a CorruptCorporateExecutive , Imperial loyalist and Nightsister witch who simply cloaked her loyalty by using non-Imperial forces, dead set on returning Thrawn to the Galaxy.]]

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!!M-6NK "Monk"

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!!ZN-A4 "Zee"

A forest planet.

* SmugSnake: While she ''is'' competent, she thinks she's cleverer than she actually is and is completely blindsided when Din teams up with Ahsoka and loses her ''entire'' militia to them as if they were cannon fodder.

* BadassNormal: She may be an ordinary human, [[spoiler:at first]], but she's able to match Jedi warrior Ahsoka Tano blow for blow during their duel.

* EmpoweredBadassNormal: While she gives no indication of it during her debut in ''Series/TheMandalorian'', [[spoiler:she's a descendant of the Nightsisters and is Force-sensitive, able to wield their magicks.]]

* LethallyStupid: How he hasn't wound up dead yet is a miracle, as his poorly thought out schemes are constantly landing him in danger and causing trouble for the outpost. Thankfully the only ones who do end up dead because of him are Bedlam Raiders.

* DarkActionGirl: A tyrannical magistrate who happens to be exceptionally skilled with a spear, enough to give Ahsoka a hard fight.

* VillainOfTheWeek: She is this primary antagonist of "The Jedi" and has been Ahsoka's target for some time, but from Din's perspective, she's another speed bump in his journey and he helps Ahsoka deal with her by the episode's end. ''Ahsoka'' later upgrades her to TheHeavy, having been rescued by Bylan Skoll and Shin, just as she was being transported for trial,

!!!'''Species:''' Human

* BadassNormal: She may be an ordinary human, but she's able to match Jedi warrior Ahsoka Tano blow for blow during their duel.

* DarkAndTroubledPast: Her people were massacred during the Clone Wars, and she channeled that anger into leading the production of Imperial war machines.

* VillainOfTheWeek: She is this primary antagonist of "The Jedi" and has been Ahsoka's target for some time, but from Din's perspective, she's another speed bump in his journey and he helps Ahsoka deal with her by the episode's end.

* ItsAllMyFault: Subverted as part of a message. When Cal Kestis confides in her that he blames himself for all the people he lost, she shares with him a story about how, when the Empire attacked her homeworld, she led her family to what appeared to be a perfect shelter that they could survive in for some time. The shelter was later bombed directly by the Empire, and she lost much of her family. However, she makes the point to Cal that she emphatically does not blame herself for the loss, noting that while the shelter didn't work out in the long run, in the situation it was still the right decision to try and use it.

* {{Lilliputians}}: He is a Sakavian, the same species as Meebur Gascon, and as such could reasonably fit in a human being's hands.

* {{Expy}}: Of [[VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic HK-47]], being a LaughablyEvil murderous red droid. He was originally intended to ''be'' a CanonImmigrant version of HK-47 before the Lucas Story group veto'ed the decision integrate him into the novel.

* {{Expy}}: Of [[VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic HK-47]], being a LaughablyEvil murderous red droid. He was originally intended to ''be'' a CanonImmgrant version of HK-47 before the Lucas Story group veto'ed the decision integrate him into the novel.

* {{Lilliputian}}: He is a Sakavian, the same species as Meebur Gascon, and as such could reasonably fit in a human being's hands.

* Irony: Soont is obsessed with what he calls "cubes," assuming they are impenetrable ancient treasure chambers. They're actually old High Republic elevators, leading to places he would likely never have found anything in as he wasn't force sensitive. Later, he dies attacking Cal Kestis just for stumbling across his murders, entirely unaware that Cal not only had already been inside several of the chambers by that point, but would have been carrying the means to enter them on his person.

* DugTooDeep: A variation. The prospecting operation was apparently a far more prosperous and widespread enterprise, building into a large scale industry... until the miners started finding impenetrable "cubes" and "monoliths" deep in the ground, after which the miners started going insane with obsession, idolizing the "cubes" and becoming fixated on opening them and plumbing the treasures within and eventually all killing each other. From the point of view of the {{Apocalyptic Log}}s left behind, these monoliths come off as [[ArtifactOfAttraction Artifacts Of Attraction]], but they were actually elevators to Jedi training halls: only openable with the force, but entirely harmless otherwise. It was the miners' own greed and paranoia that did then them in.