Year
3,964 before the Great ReSynchronization
(3,998
Standard Years before the Battle of Yavin)
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The survival of the Republic depends on two factors: wise
governing by administrators and lawmakers, and the preservation of harmony and
justice by the Jedi. It is a practice for Jedi to become guardians of new star
systems, overseeing transitions and assisting with local difficulties.
Back on Onderon, despite of two years of relative
peace, unrest continues, sparked primarily by a grim sect that revers the
memory of Dark Lord of the Sith Freedon Nadd.
(from Star Wars: The Essential
Chronology, pages 8 - 10)
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The galaxy enters a time in which the relative peace established after
the Fall of the Sith Empire has been shattered. The Galactic Fronties has
become a dangerous place even for Jedi Knights, and the Republic has taken its
first steps toward full-scale preparation for war. A new breed of Sith devotees
has emerged, with new cells blossoming every day across the Known Galaxy.
Though many at first tried to deny the rumors, recent events have confirmed the
suspicions of Jedi scholars: the Sith have returned...
Brave adventurers are needed to maintain order throughout the Frontier,
to preserve the established trade routes, to explore the Unknown Regions, to
help the Republic prepare for war, and to join the ranks of the Jedi Knights
before the war against the Sith erupts...
from Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion (page 137)
The long periods of time required for space travel and trans-galactic
communication in this era serves to definitely separate the Core from the
Galactic Frontier. The events occuring in one parsec may not even be known by
the inhabitants of the next for several months, depending on the amount of
traffic passing between the two...
Those beings who venture beyond the Expansion region into the Frontier
are essentially cut off from the Republic. Though hyperspace jump beacons can
be found throughout the Frontier, they are much less reliable and less safe
than their Core counterparts. Explorers, traders, exiles, criminals,
peace-keepers, and wanderers must have stubborn and resourceful natures to
survive in the the uncharted reaches of the galaxy...
Sensor technology is slowly developing over the
millennia. At this point, most ships have the ability to detect dangerous
levels of radiation, the presence of other starships in the immediate vicinity,
pressures surrounding the vessel, temperatures of nearby objects, and large
concentrations of life forms on worlds or other celestial phenomena. Current sensors cannot be manipulated to focus or
search modes, remaining in passive perception most of the time, unless an
operator purposely seeks out information, in which case the sensors go into
scan mode...
Communications between or among individuals, vehicles,
and starships occur via one of two methods. Direct contact requires a clear
line of sight between the two parties. Any spatial phenomena of large
proportion disrupting the line of sight prevent communication. Even when
functioning without interference, however, this form of communication has a
limited distance, usually within a star system. The second method of
communication commonly used throughout the galaxy utilizes the hyperspace jump
beacons strategically situated in thousands of systems. Messages (sound waves
and data files only) are digitally addressed and encoded and are send through
the jump beacons at hyperspace speeds. Routing software within the beacons accepts
the data stream, returns a confirmation receipt to the last beacon relay, reads
the destination, calculates the best route, forwards the message to the next
beacon, and waits for confirmation. This second methond, while able to reach
far across the galaxy, requires much more time and can be more easily
intercepted, altered, or lost...
from Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion (pages 112, 137, 138)
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01:F1, early morning – day (Inner Rim, Stenness sector: Onderon, city of Iziz): The Corellia
StarDrive Coruscant-class heavy courier Nebulon Ranger lands at
the starport of tge freat walled city of Iziz. Jedi Knight Tott Doneeta is returning
from Ambria to deliver Jedi Knight Oss Wilum to the world to help Jedi Master
Arca Jeth in his battle against the dark side of the Force.
Queen Galia and her husband, the former beast-lord
Oron Kira, lead a funeral procession for Queen Amanoa and Freedon Nadd. Jedi
Master Arca Jeth and Jedi Tott Doneeta, Oss Wilum, Ulic Qel-Droma and Cay
Qel-Droma follow as the procession heads to the royal spaceport. Jeth has
ordered the remains of the two dark side worshippers removed from the world to
one of Onderon’s four moons. The presence of the dark side seems to have taken
its toll on the Jedi, and they believe Nadd still has a following among the
populace, some of whom may be Sith magicians.
Suddenly, a massive machine, a modified Akin-Dower
Groundborer, erupts through the surface of the spaceport. Former members of the
royal armed forces have allied themselves with the Naddists. Their leader, Warb
Null, strides forward, clad in black armor and wielding a lightsaber. During
the confrontation, Jedi Master Arca Jeth suffers an invisible blow from the
dark side. The dissidents steal the sarcophagi of Amanoa and Freedon Nadd and
escape in their mining vehicle, heading deep into the sub-levels of the walled
city of Iziz. Jedi Master Arca Jeth realizes that they need help to defeat the
Naddists. Queen Galia mentions that her father, King Ommin, knows more about
the dark side than her mother. The king has been confined for years to a
life-support facility.
As Arca Jeth begins to speak with King Ommin, the
spirit of Freedon Nadd appears, saying that the king called him back from the
chaos. Nadd imparted his knowledge to the old man, who has been practicing Sith
magic ever since. Suddenly, Ommin leaps up, striking out at the Jedi Master. It
appears that, although Ommin must rely on a mechanical apparatus to support his
physical form, his power in the Force remains. Arca Jeth falls, enveloped by
dark side energy. Warb Null appears and Ulic Qel-Droma strikes out against King
Ommin’s minions. In the meantime, Ommin steals Jeth’s body and escapes.
Fighting past a wall of dark force, Ulic Qel-Droma manages to destroy Warb
Null.
Queen Galia and Ulic Qel-Droma return to the upper
levels of the city of Iziz to find that the Naddists have taken the Royal
Palace. The Jedi decide that they cannot fight this darkness alone: they must
call on the Jedi Knights and the forces of the Republic. A base of operations
will be set up on former beast-lord Modon Kira’s forest stronghold. (note: MD/date conjectured by the fact that Oss Wilum has
just arrived on Onderon after leaving Ambria in Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi # 4)
1994 (August 2), by Tom
Veitch comicbook (mini-series),
Dark Horse Comics
1996 (March 19), by Bill
Smith softcover (non-fiction), Del
Rey/Ballantine Books (Random House, Inc.)
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
2000 (April 4), by Kevin J.
Anderson and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Del Rey (The Ballantine Publishing Group)
2004 website, Lucasarts (Lucasfilm
Entertainment Company)
2005 (October 25), by Daniel
Wallace, with Kevin J. Anderson
hardcover (non-fiction), LucasBooks and Del Rey Books (The Random House
Publishing Group)
2006 (February 8), by Ryder
Windham and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Dark Horse Books (Dark Horse Comics, Inc.)
02:21, morning (Deep Core, Empress Teta system): Satal Keto and his cousin Aleema, heirs to the throne of the Empress
Teta system, begin to amuse themselves by dabbling in the lore of primitive
magic. Along with several other bored young aristocrats, they decide to form a
secret society they call the Krath, named for an evil magician-god from the
fables of their world. (note: Star Wars:
Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith: Topps Special Ashcan Edition states
that this occured ‘many months ago’, and it had to happen before Satal Keto and
Aleema’s trip to Coruscant as described in Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi:
The Freedon Nadd Uprising # 1)
1994
(September), by Tom Veitch
comicbook (ashcan one-shot preview), Dark Horse Comics for Topps
Publishing
1994 (October
4), by Tom Veitch and Kevin J. Anderson
comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
02:23, day (Core
Worlds: Coruscant, Republic City): The
Galactic Museum on Coruscant houses most of the known Sith artifacts recovered
over the millennia. The museum’s Sith Hall contains dozens of items, including
ancient daggers and swords, statues, fragments of tapestry, aging tomes,
amulets, and talismans, all created by the people known as the Sith. Though
most of the artifacts in the museum have no purpose other than what is
immediately obvious, some do possess secrets that, if discovered and
translated, could lead to greater stores of Sith treasure. And it is further
suspected that some items carry dark side powers that have remained dormant for
centuries. (note: YMD-date conjectured from the Star
Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton
hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
02:34, day (Core
Worlds: Coruscant, Republic City): Galactic
Senator Netus becomes the Republic’s Defense Minister. During his
acceptance-speech, he remarks that he hopes to correct all the problems he
believes his predecessors created. (note: Star Wars: Tales of
the Jedi Companion states that this occured ‘recently’)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
03:06, day (Core
Worlds: Coruscant, Republic City): Rumors
surface that one of the Galactic Senators, or a small group of Senators as some
reports have it, plans to severe the link between the Jedi Knights and the
Republic. (note: Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi
Companion states that these rumors surfaced ‘recently’)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
03:14, day: Some enterprising technicians at Jassim Design begin
experimenting with electronic wide-scan binocs, image-intensification devices
that allow the user to see for distances greater than with eyes alone, that can
be jacked into a computer system for greater range and accuracy. (note:
YMD-date conjectured from Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
03:15, day (Outer Rim
Territories, Auril sector: Ossus): Tchuukthai
Jedi Master Thon and his apprentice, Nomi Sunrider,
arrive to an ancient Jedi stronghold that is now a thriving Jedi training
center. They visit Jedi Master Vodo-Siosk Baas, the great Jedi who will train
Sunrider in the art of lightsaber construction. (note: Wars: The Essential Chronology as
well as Star Wars: The New Essential Chronology both state the
following: ‘after training Nomi for some months, Master Thon brought her to the
Jedi learning center on Ossus, where he gave her over to Master Vodo-Siosk
Baas. There, with other Jedi trainees, Nomi Sunrider learned even more of the
Force and finally built her personal lightsaber’)
1994 (August
2), by Tom Veitch comicbook (mini-series),
Dark Horse Comics
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
2000 (April 4),
by Kevin J. Anderson and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Del Rey (The Ballantine Publishing Group)
2005 (October
25), by Daniel Wallace, with Kevin J. Anderson hardcover (non-fiction), LucasBooks and Del Rey Books
(The Random House Publishing Group)
03:22, day (Outer Rim
Territories, Auril sector: Ossus): After
only seven days of studying under Jedi Master Vidi-Siosk Baas, Nomi Sunrider
finishes building her lightsaber, using the Adegan crystals her husband Andur
Sunrider had intended as a gift for Jedi Master Thon. (note: Wars: The Essential Chronology as well as Star Wars: The New
Essential Chronology both state the following: ‘after training Nomi for some
months, Master Thon brought her to the Jedi learning center on Ossus, where he
gave her over to Master Vodo-Siosk Baas. There, with other Jedi trainees, Nomi
Sunrider learned even more of the Force and finally built her personal
lightsaber’)
1994 (August
2), by Tom Veitch comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
2000 (April 4),
by Kevin J. Anderson and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction), LucasBooks and Del Rey (The
Ballantine Publishing Group)
2005 (October
25), by Daniel Wallace, with Kevin J. Anderson hardcover (non-fiction), LucasBooks and Del Rey Books
(The Random House Publishing Group)
2006 (February
8), by Ryder Windham and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Dark Horse Books (Dark Horse Comics, Inc.)
04:17, morning (Core Worlds: Coruscant, Republic
City): The Spacelane Bureau has noted over the years
that hyperspace jump beacon patrolers sometimes develop psychological
dysfunctions as the result of long-term confinement in a claustrophobic
environment. According to the report, these maladies manifest themselves in a
variety of ways: from paranoia to full-sensory delusions. Jump beacon patrol
members must therefore undergo psychological tests between missions. (note: Star
Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion states that these rumors surfaced
‘recently’)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
04:23, morning (Outer Rim Territories: Basilisk) Twi’lek Jedi Master Sidrona Diath
is killed in the Battle of Basilisk.
1994 (October
4), by Tom Veitch and Kevin J. Anderson comicbook (mini-series),
Dark Horse Comics
05:12, day (Inner
Rim, Stenness sector: Onderon, city of Iziz): A group of Onderonian members of the dark side Naddist regime purchase a
used Akin-Dower Grounborer. The followers of the fallen Jedi Freedon Nadd plan
to modify the machine, which was initially developed to enable new colonies to
quickly create a complex of subterranean tunnels and chambers for use as living
quarters while above-ground artificial atmosphere spheres were constructed. The
Naddists plan to add four medium blasters and convert the Groundborer into an
offensive vehicle. (note:
YMD-date conjectured from the Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi
Companion)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
06:29, late day - evening (Core Worlds: Coruscant, Republic City): A Jedi assembly is called and it is announced that volunteers are needed
to rescue Jedi Master Arca Jeth from the forces of the dark side on the Inner
Rim world of Onderon. The entire assembly volunteers, including Miraluka
apprentice Shoaneb Culu. But her Master, Vodo-Siosk Baas, calls her aside to
counsel her on her offer as he feels that she does not yet have enough
confidence in her abilities, and that that failing might endanger the entire
task force. Culu replies that she understands her master’s reluctance, but
explains that she has placed her trust completely in the Force, and she feels
it calling to her in this task. Her steady voice and her calm exterior tell
Baas that she is ready for her first true test: placing a hand on her shoulder,
he tells her to go with the Force.
Five volunteers are chosen: Jedi Knight Dace Diath,
Miraluka Jedi Knight Shoaneb Culu, Nazzar Jedi Knight Qrrl Toq, Gotal
apprentice Kith Kark and Jedi apprentice Nomi Sunrider. After the assembly, Jedi
Master Thon congratulates Sunrider, remarking that her spirit is rushing toward
destiny.
Nomi Sunrider’s daughter, Vima, will be quite safe
among her newfound friends on the Jedi world, while Sunrider and her companions
begin to prepare for their journey across the galaxy to Onderon to take up arms
against the dark siders. (note: Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion states that
this occurs ‘several months after’ Nomi Sunrider’s arrival on Ossus. The MD-date is conjectured by the publication date of Star Wars: Tales of
the Jedi: The Freedon Nadd Uprising # 1)
1994 (August 2), by Tom
Veitch comicbook (mini-series),
Dark Horse Comics
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
2000 (April 4), by Kevin J.
Anderson and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Del Rey (The Ballantine Publishing Group)
2005 (October 25), by Daniel
Wallace, with Kevin J. Anderson
hardcover (non-fiction), LucasBooks and Del Rey Books (The Random House
Publishing Group)
2006 (February 8), by Ryder
Windham and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Dark Horse Books (Dark Horse Comics, Inc.)
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
06:30, early morning (Core Worlds:
Coruscant, Republic City): Jedi Knight Dace
Diath, Miraluka Jedi Knight Shoaneb Culu, Nazzar Jedi Knight Qrrrl Toq, Gotal
apprentice Kith Kark and Jedi apprentice Nomi Sunrider begin their journey
across the galaxy to Onderon to take up arms against the dark siders. (note: Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion states on
page 31 that this occurs ‘at sunrise the morning following the assembly’)
1994 (August 2), by Tom
Veitch comicbook (mini-series),
Dark Horse Comics
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover (roleplay),
West End Games
2000 (April 4), by Kevin J.
Anderson and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Del Rey (The Ballantine Publishing Group)
2005 (October 25), by Daniel Wallace,
with Kevin J. Anderson
hardcover (non-fiction), LucasBooks and Del Rey Books (The Random House
Publishing Group)
2006 (February 8), by Ryder
Windham and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Dark Horse Books (Dark Horse Comics, Inc.)
06:30, morning (Outer Rim Territories, Auril sector: Ossus): In the defense ministers’ chambers, a committee of Senators is debating
the merits of Ulic Qel-Droma’s call for assistance in the rescue of Jedi Master
Arca Jeth from the forces of the dark side on the Inner Rim world of Onderon.
1994 (August 2), by Tom
Veitch comicbook (mini-series),
Dark Horse Comics
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover (roleplay), West End Games
2000 (April 4), by Kevin J.
Anderson and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Del Rey (The Ballantine Publishing Group)
2004 website, Lucasarts (Lucasfilm
Entertainment Company)
2005 (October 25), by Daniel
Wallace, with Kevin J. Anderson
hardcover (non-fiction), LucasBooks and Del Rey Books (The Random House
Publishing Group)
06:30, late day (Core Worlds: Coruscant, Republic City): Satal Keto and his cousin Aleema, heirs to the throne of the Empress Teta
system, enter the Galactic Museum, seeking the Sith artifacts supposedly
preserved there. They have formed a secret society of magicians called the
Krath, named for an evil magician-god from the fables of their world.
Eventually, Satal Keto and Aleema find the museum’s “Sith Hall” and steal one
of the ancient Sith books. Keto believes the book contains magical formulas,
but he cannot read the language in which they are written. After seeing a
Galactic News Report about the dispatching of a Republic fleet to Onderon to
help fight against the dark forces of Freedon Nadd, Aleema and Satal Keto
decide to journey to the world in hopes of finding someone who can translate
the book for them.
1994 (August 2), by Tom
Veitch comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse
Comics
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
2006 (February 8), by Ryder
Windham and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Dark Horse Books (Dark Horse Comics, Inc.)
06:33 early morning – late day (Inner Rim, Stenness sector: Onderon, city of Iziz): Satal Keto and his cousin Aleema, heirs to the throne
of the Empress Teta system, exit hyperspace near Onderon right in the middle of
the Republic fleet which arrived to help Jedi forces on the dark side world to
rescue Jedi Master Arca Jeth. Keto plunges the Krath Enchanter through
the fleet, heading to the planet in the hope that someone can translate the
ancient Sith book he stole from the Galactic Museum on Coruscant.
Republic rocket-jumpers rain from the skies over Iziz.
The Krath Enchanter plunges into the atmosphere, straight into the line
of fire. The ship is hit, its repulsors destroyed, and Satal Keto fights to
control the crash-landing. The vessel smashes into the cobblestone streets of
Iziz, but Aleema and Keto manage to escape as its fuel tanks explode in a fiery
torrent.
Meanwhile, Jedi cruisers probe the wilderness of
Onderon, homing in on Jedi apprentice Ulic Qel-Droma’s radio beacon. Using the
Force as a war-shield, the arriving Jedi charge toward the citadel where
Qel-Droma and his comrades are defending against a Naddist siege. As the Jedi
plow through the ranks of the followers of Dark Lord of the Sith Freedon Nadd,
Jedi apprentice Nomi Sunrider finds that an energy field is blocking her battle
meditation ability. Jedi Knight Dace Diath confronts a Sith war droid which
radiates the dark side. During the battle a dark side energy field drains away
Kith Kark’s Force shield, allowing a wave-pulse from a nearby cannon to strike
the Gotal apprentice a mortal blow.
A ragtag group of beast-riders, accompanied by Jedi
Knights and apprentices, emerge from beast-lord Modon Kira’s stronghold. Dace
Diath asks them why they do not fight, and Jedi apprentice Ulic Qel-Droma
replies that the Sith magic has sapped their strenght over the past few months.
But as the two forces of Jedi join, Qel-Droma feels himself growing stronger.
The combined force of Jedi takes the upper hand in the battle, but Jedi
apprentice Nomi Sunrider finds herself under focused attack from the same dark
presence that has sapped Ulic Qel-Droma’s strength. She crumples under a
powerful Force-blow. Qel-Droma helps Sunrider, who had a vision of the person
who attacked her: an emaciated old man on a metal armature.
In the meantime, Satal Keto and Aleema have been
showing their Sith book around the city of Iziz. A man approaches them and says
that his master can decipher the strange language. The Naddist leads the two
aristocrats into the deep sub-levels of the city to see King Ommin. Ommin, who
is under the influence of the specter of Dark Lord of the Sith Freedon Nadd,
gives Keto a Sith amulet which concentrates the power of the dark side of the
Force. When Satal Keto dons the amulet, he is suddenly able to read the Sith
book. Ommin agrees to give him the amulet of he allows him to make a copy of
the Sith tome. Ommin shows the two heirs to the throne of the Empress Teta
system his prized possession: the captured Jedi Master Arca Jeth, writhing
under the power of the dark side. King Ommin’s goal is to extinguish the light
from Jeth and to then raise him up as a Dark Jedi.
The seven apprentice Jedi sense Jedi Master Arca
Jeth’s torment and charge past the dark-side protectors and the Sith war
droids, descending into the depths of the undercity, where they come face to
face with King Ommin. Ommin throws a wave of dark side hatred at the Jedi,
battering them back. Ulic Qel-Droma, bathed in the light side, fights off the
darkness and rushes forward, slashing with his lightsaber at the metal armature
that holds Ommin’s body erect. Without support, the old King collapses.
During the fight, Satal Keto and Aleema retreat into
the recesses of the sub-levels as Ulic Qel-Droma demands to know what has
happened to Jedi Master Arca Jeth. Ommins tells him that Jeth has gone to the
dark side, as will they. Realizing King Ommin has lost, Freedon Nadd appears to
Satal Keto and Aleema in a deep access corridor to convince them that they
alone hold the key to the rebirth of the Sith Golden Age, and that he will
guide them. The specter gives them the Sith book, the Sith amulet, and a pair
of Sith swords. Then, Nadd appears near the body of Ommin, saying that, unlike
the brave Jedi arrayed before him, the old man belongs to the dark side. As
Ommin passes into the Force, Arca Jeth is freed and Freedon Nadd’s specter
fades with the words that the Jedi have lost, though they do not yet know it.
With King Ommin dead and the Naddists squelched, the
Republic forces quickly restore order to the city of Iziz. The city is placed
under martial law, and off-worlders are evacuated to their home planets.
Concealed among the departing travelers, Satal Keto and his cousin Aleema
return across the galaxy to the Empress Teta system, with their Sith treasures
concealed in their baggage. The work of removing the dark side influences from
Onderon will continue under the direction of Jedi Master Arca Jeth and his
apprentices.
1994 (August 2), by Tom
Veitch comicbook (mini-series),
Dark Horse Comics
1994 (September 6), by Tom
Veitch comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
1996 (November), by George R.
Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
2000 (April 4), by Kevin J.
Anderson and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Del Rey (The Ballantine Publishing Group)
2004 website, Lucasarts (Lucasfilm
Entertainment Company)
2005 (October 25), by Daniel
Wallace, with Kevin J. Anderson
hardcover (non-fiction), LucasBooks and Del Rey Books (The Random House
Publishing Group)
2006 (February 8), by Ryder
Windham and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Dark Horse Books (Dark Horse Comics, Inc.)