Year
4,966 before the Great ReSynchronization
(5,000
Standard Years before the Battle of Yavin)
______________________________________________________________________________
It is a time of rugged frontiers: pioneers establish homes
on harsh new colony worlds; alien races encounter Humans for the first time.
Small-scale battles are fought and won as the galactic government continues to
unify scattered systems. Convoluted paths through the incomprehensible
wilderness of hyperspace are still being mapped, which make long-distance
travel often treacherous and uncertain.
(from Star Wars: The Essential
Chronology, page 2)
______________________________________________________________________________
02:15 (Goluud
Corridor: Goluud): A new mining colony is established
on Goluud Minor (note: Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi: The Golden Age of the Sith # 1 states
that the mining colony was established recently)
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
05:27, morning (Deep Core, Koros system: Kirrek): During the Koros Unification Wars, Kirrek rebels under the command of
Commander Llaban begin a siege of the world’s Citadel. (note: Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi: The Golden Age of the Sith # 0 states
that the Kirrek rebels ‘have held the Citadel under siege for a month’)
1996 (July 31), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
06:10, morning (Outer Rim Territories, Auril sector:
Ossus): Jedi Master Ooroo tells his
apprentice, the Draethos Jedi Knight Odan-Urr, that the time has come for him
to act as a Jedi: in the Koros system, Empress Teta has united six of her seven
worlds, but the struggle goes badly on the last battle front. Odan-Urr will go
to the world of Kirrek to aid the forces of Empress Teta, as Jedi Master Ooroo
believes his apprentice can save lives and bring peace. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of
the comic, minus the traveltime from the Outer Rim to the Deep Core)
1996 (July 31), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
06:22, late evening (Deep Core, Koros system: Kirrek): During the Koros Unification Wars, Kirrek rebels under the command of
Commander Llaban begin a siege of the world’s Citadel. Trying to set her forces
free, Empress Teta orders a rescue raid, but the Kirrek rebels slaughter fifty
of thier hostages, forcing Teta’s forces to retreat.
1996 (July 31), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
06:27, morning (Deep Core, Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): At Aarrba’s Repair and Salvage service dock, high-risk
supply runners Hok and Timar Daragon prepare to depart on a mission of mercy.
Their Shadow Runner is loaded with supplies for the besieged soldiers of
Empress Teta on the world of Kirrek, the last battle front of the Koros
Unification Wars. Their son and daughter, Gav and Jori Daragon, offer their
assistance, remarking that they can follow in Starbreaker 12, but their
parents deem this to be too dangerous. And since the repairs on Shadow
Runner are not yet paid for, Aarrba the Hutt decides to keep Starbreaker
12 at his dock as collateral. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of
the comic)
1996 (July 31), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
06:28, morning (Deep Core, Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): Draethos Jedi Knight Odan-Urr is greeted by Jedi
Knight Memit Nadill, Empress Teta most trusted advisor. Six of the seven worlds
in the Koros system have been united in mutual commerce and aid, but the rebels
of Kirrek have so far rebuffed all attempts and have taken their vengeance on
all ships that come within striking distance. Jedi Master Ooroo has sent his
apprentice to help Empress Teta in achieving peace. Teta explains that she sees
no alternative but another fill-fledged military assault on the Kirrek rebels.
But Odan-Urr tells her that he believes he may have the answer: Jedi battle
meditation. Remarking that their forces are about to leave, Memit Nadill tells
Odan-Urr to accompany him immediately to Kirrek. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of the comic)
1996 (July 31), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
06:28, late day (Deep Core, Koros system: Kirrek): On the world of Kirrek, rebel forces
under the command of Commander Llaban are still
sieging the Citadel when Empress Teta’s forces attack the world again, this
time aided by Draethos Jedi Knight Odan-Urr. Using
Jedi battle meditation, Odan-Urr manages to break the resolve of the Kirrek
rebels. In a last effort, the rebels decide to take as many of Teta’s forces
down as possible before losing the battle. High-risk supply runners Hok and Timar Daragon, piloting the Shadow
Runner, are caught in the battle as they are trying to deliver supplies to
Empress Teta’s besieged soldiers. Trying to make an emergency drop, their
vessel is caught in a crossfire and is destroyed.
The forces of Empress Teta are victorious, and the
Kirrek rebels are finally defeated. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of the comic)
1996 (July 31), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
2002 (April 23), by Daniel
Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Del Rey (The Ballantine Publishing Group)
06:28, evening (Deep Core, Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): At Aarrba’s Repair and Salvage service dock, Aarrba
the Hutt informs the young Gav and Jori Daragon that he has just received word
that their parents, the high-risk supply runners Hok and Timar Daragon, have
been killed while making a supply-run into the world of Kirrek. Feeling sorry
for them, Aarrba gives them back their parents’vessel Starbreaker 12,
which he held in collateral until payment was received for repairing the
now-destroyed Daragon vessel Shadow Runner. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of the comic)
1996 (July 31), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
07:16 (Deep Core,
Koros system: Koros Major): The Starbreaker
12, piloted by Gav and Jori Daragon, is leaving Koros Major’s orbit. The
brother and sister hyperspace explorers will make another attempt to seek out a
new trade route, hoping to blaze a new trail that will earn them a substantial
fee from the Brotherhood of Navigators. They discover a very risky route into
the Goluud Corridor, and decide to try and sell it to the navigators’ guild
when they return.
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
07:22 (Deep Core,
Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): The
Brotherhood of Navigators certifies a new trade route into the Goluud Corridor,
blazed by the brother and sister hyperspace explorer team Gav and Jori Daragon.
Although the route is certified, the navigators’ guild assigns it a high risk
factor.
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
07:24 (Deep Core,
Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): The Starbreaker
12, piloted by Gav and Jori Daragon, arrives badly damaged at Koros Major after
yet another failed attempt to blaze a new trade route. The brother and sister
hyperspace explorers take the vessel to Aarrba’s Repair and Salvage, run by
Aarrba the Hutt. The Hutt agrees to repair the ship, but the Daragons are
forced to sell their dwelling to pay for it.
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
2002 (April 23), by Daniel
Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Del Rey (The Ballantine Publishing Group)
07:26 (Deep Core,
Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): Aarrba
the Hutt, proprietor of Aarrba’s Repair and Salvage, has a new security system
installed to cut down on stolen parts.
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
08:22 (Deep Core,
Koros system: Koros Major): The Starbreaker
12, piloted by Gav and Jori Daragon, is leaving Koros Major’s orbit. The
brother and sister hyperspace explorers will make another attempt to seek out a
new trade route, hoping to blaze a new trail that will earn them a substantial
fee from the Brotherhood of Navigators. But they fail, as usual, and decide to
limp back home, using the old safe route. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of the comic)
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
2005 (October 25), by Daniel
Wallace, with Kevin J. Anderson
hardcover (non-fiction), LucasBooks and Del Rey Books (The Random House
Publishing Group)
08:23 (Deep Core,
Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): The Starbreaker
12, piloted by Gav and Jori Daragon, arrives back at Koros Major after yet
another failed attempt to blaze a new trade route. The brother and sister
hyperspace explorers take their damaged vessel to Aarrba’s Repair and Salvage, run
by Aarrba the Hutt. The Hutt agrees to repair the ship again, but remarks that
they will not get it back until he is paid in full for his services. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of
the comic)
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
08:24, late morning (Deep Core, Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): In Cinnagar’s main commerce sector, Cha’a merchant
lord Ssk Kahorr watches the preparations of one of his drone ships, Zeta
Five. His aide, Gorrm, shuts all of the drone’s safety systems off per orders
of Kahorr. The merchant lord has learned that a risky, newly registered route
into the Goluud Corridor should cut hyperspace travel time by a third,
increasing their profits a hundredfold as the new mining colony on Goluud Minor
desperately needs the components and equipment stored in Zeta Five. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of
the comic)
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
08:24, late day (Deep Core, Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): Shodon Ko of the Brotherhood of Navigators informs
hyperspace explorer Gav Daragon that a Cha’a merchant lord is using their
newly-registered hyperspace route into the Goluud Corridor: Gav and Jori
Daragon will have a substantial bonus coming soon. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of the comic)
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
08:25, early morning (Goluud Corridor: Primus Goluud): The Cha’a drone ship Zeta Five, registered to Cha’a merchant lord
Ssk Kahorr, arrives successfully at Primus Goluud. The navicomputer starts
recalibrating for a secondary jump to the Goluud Minor mining colony to deliver
its cargo when suddenly the vessel’s hull integrity fails. Just before
exploding, the ship automatically jettisons a message pod to report that the
complete cargo is lost. (note: MD-date
conjectured by the publication-date of the comic)
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
08:25, morning (Deep Core, Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): In Cinnagar’s main commerce sector, Cha’a merchant
lord Ssk Kahorr learns of the loss of his drone cargo vessel Zeta Five
in the Goluud Corridor. Enraged he orders his aide, Gorrm, to find out who
approved the new hyperspace route into the Goluud Corridor and who mapped it:
it is only fair that he repays them in full for his losses. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of
the comic)
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
08:25, morning (Deep Core, Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): In Cinnagar’s residential district, hyperspace
explorer Jori Daragon is lost in thought: her and her brother’s ship, Starbreaker
12 is damaged again, without even a profitable new hyperspace route to show
for their effort. Desperate, she realizes that they have no way to pay for the
repairs to their vessel as they have already sold their dwelling to pay for
previous repairs.
She walks into a parade and sees Empress Teta, ruler
of the newly-consolidated seven worlds of the Koros system, making a show of
meeting with the people and displaying the support given to her by the Jedi
Knights. From atop a reuplsor-driven cart, the Empress tells the people that
the Koros Unification Wars battles are nearly over and peace is upon them. The Draethos Jedi Knight Odan-Urr explains that he is
newly assigned to the Koros system to help secure Empress Teta’s new alliance
for the good of the Republic. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of
the comic)
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
08:25, late morning (Deep Core, Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): Brotherhood of Navigators employee Shodon Ko is murdered
by Cha’a merchant lord Ssk Kahorr for having registered a new hyperspace route
into the Goluud Corridor. Using the route, Kahorr lost a drone ship last night. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of
the comic)
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
08:25, day (Deep
Core, Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): Hyperspace explorer Gav Daragon arrives at Aarrba’s Repair and Salvage
to check on the repairs to his and his sister’s ship Starbreaker 12.
Aarrba the Hutt tells him that they can have the ship back as soon as the
repairs are fully paid for. Gav Daragon replies that Shodon Ko of the
Brotherhood of Navigators informed him yesterday that a Cha’a merchant lord is
using their new route into the Goluud Corridor, so they will have a substantial
bonus coming any time now.
When Gav Daragon leaves Aarrba’s Repair and Salvage,
he is cornered by two of Cha’a merchant lord Ssk Kahorr’s henchmen. They warn
him that Kahorr does not like being cheated: the new route into the Goluud Corridor
led Kahorr astray. The two henchmen remark that Shodon Ko of the navigators’
guild was already found murdered today. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of the comic)
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
08:25, late day (Deep Core, Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): In Cinnagar’s main commerce sector, Cha’a merchant
lord Ssk Kahorr is feeding when his aide Gorrm tells him that his investigators
have located the two young hyperspace navigators who registered the route into
the Goluud Corridor. Kahorr lost a drone ship earlier in the day when using the
new hyperspace route. Gorrm explains that their names are Gav and Jori Daragon,
remarking that they are completely unable to buy back their lives. Gorrm has
taken the liberty to hire two assassins to deal with the problem. Satisfied,
Ssk Kahorr tells the assassins to buy back his honor and kill the two
hyperspace explorers. (note: MD-date
conjectured by the publication-date of the comic)
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
08:25, evening (Deep Core, Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): Having no place to sleep, the brother and sister team
of hyperspace explorers Gav and Jori Daragon are wandering around the city of
Cinnagar. Gav Daragon tells his sister that he will petition the navigators´
guild tomorrow to see about their forthcoming bonus, when they are suddenly
attacked by two assassins. They have been sent by Ssk Kahorr, a Cha´a merchant
lord who lost a lot of credits while using the Daragon hyperspace route into
the Goluud Corridor. But they are saved by the Draethos Jedi Knight Odan-Urr and Jedi Knight Memit Nadill, Empress Teta
most trusted advisor. With one of the assassins killed, and the other one on
the run, Nadill advises Jori and Gav Daragon to leave as he senses that they
are not safe on Koros Major.
Gav Daragon leads his sister to Aarrba´s Repair and
Salvage, explaining that they will have to take back Starbreaker 12 and
leave Koros Major to make one more hyperspace run, farther than ever before. If
they succeed, they will be free. Having commandeered their ship back, the two
take off, dodging Cinnagar security. Pushing random numbers into their
navicomputer, they vanish into the unknown. (note: MD-date conjectured by the publication-date of the comic)
1996 (October 9), by Kevin J.
Anderson comicbook
(mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
2000 (April 4), by Kevin J.
Anderson and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Del Rey (The Ballantine Publishing Group)
2006 (February 8), by Ryder
Windham and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Dark Horse Books (Dark Horse Comics, Inc.)
09:01, early morning (Outer Rim Territories, Horuset system, Korriban): Dark Lord of the Sith Marka Ragnos dies. He led the
Sith Empire for over a century.
1996 (November 13), by Kevin
J. Anderson comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse
Comics
2000 (April 4), by Kevin J.
Anderson and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Del Rey (The Ballantine Publishing Group)
2001 (August), by Bill
Slavicsek and J.D. Wiker
hardcover (roleplay), LucasBooks and Wizards of the Coast
09:03, day (Outer Rim
Territories, Horuset system): The Starbreaker
12, piloted by Gav and Jori Daragon, is roaring through hyperspace. With
nothing but creditors waiting for them, the brother and sister hyperspace
explorers embarked on a random hyperspace hop days ago, intending to map out a
run farther than any that had been done before. They succeed in skipping from
the Koros system in the Deep Core all the way to Sith space in the Outer Rim
Territories, beyond the Perlemian Trade Route. Leaving
hyperspace, the two decide to explore one of the worlds in the system and they
set a course for the world known as Korriban. (note: MD-date conjectured by the hyperspace
travelchart as published in Wizards of the Coasts´ Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Revised Core Rulebook)
1996 (November 13), by Kevin
J. Anderson comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse
Comics
2002 (April 23), by 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)
09:03, day (Outer
Rim Territories, Horuset system: Korriban): The Dark Lords of the Sith have come to bury one of their dead, Marka
Ragnos, in the Valley of the Dark
Lords, a sheltered canyon of tombs and riches, guarded by vicious creatures.
The powerful Sith Lord Ludo Kressh leads the funeral, following the old ways
carefully, closely observing the rituals.
At the gravesite, the two strongest Sith opponents confront each other:
Naga Sadow, eager to expand Sith powers, and his rival Ludo Kressh, content
with the existing borders and loath to risk a folly that can lead the Sith
Empire into ruin. The two Sith Lords engage in a bloody duel which is
interrupted by the specter of Marka Ragnos who warns them that after the
current Golden Age of the Sith, the fate of the Sith Empire hands in the
balance: the Sith are to choose their course wisely or else all is lost.
1996 (November 13), by Kevin
J. Anderson comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse
Comics
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)
09:03, late day (Outer Rim Territories, Horuset system, Korriban): The Starbreaker 12, piloted by Gav and Jori
Daragon, is approaching the world of Korriban. With nothing but creditors
waiting for them, the brother and sister hyperspace explorers embarked on a
random hyperspace hop days ago, intending to map out a run farther than any
that had been done before. They succeed in skipping from the Koros system in
the Deep Core all the way to Sith space in the Outer Rim Territories. They land in the Valley of the Dark Lords where the two strongest Sith
Lords, Naga Sadow and Ludo Kressh, are vying for the vacuum of power now that Dark
Lord of the Sith Marka Ragnos has died.
When Starbreaker 12 lands, Gav and Jori Daragon
exit and greet the Sith Lords in the name of the Republic. But they are
immediately seized as a conservative Kressh sees them as precursors to a
Republic invasion, the possible danger to the Sith Empire the spectral image of
Marka Ragnos warned them about just moments before. Sadow, however, views the
unsuspecting Republic as a vast new field to conquer. The prisoners will be
brought to the world of Ziost for interrogation.
1996 (November 13), by Kevin
J. Anderson comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse
Comics
2000 (April 4), by Kevin J.
Anderson and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Del Rey (The Ballantine Publishing Group)
2001 (August), by Bill
Slavicsek and J.D. Wiker
hardcover (roleplay), LucasBooks and Wizards of the Coast
2002 (April 23), by 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.)
09:03, evening (Deep Core, Koros system: Koros Major, Cinnagar): At the Imperial Palace of Empress Teta, Draethos Jedi
Knight Odan-Urr awakens from nightmares and decides to tell Empress Teta and
her advisor, Jedi Knight Memit Nadill, of his vision from banished Dark Jedi
who take their revenge on the Republic. Teta remarks that her seven worlds have
gained prominence in the Republic, and she will raise the matter when she
journeys to Coruscant in three days.
1996 (November 13), by Kevin
J. Anderson comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse
Comics
09:04, early morning (Outer Rim Territories: Ziost): After having been taken prisoner by the Sith Lords, the brother and
sister hyperspace explorers Gav and Jori Daragon have been taken to a fortress
on the world of Ziost. The conservative Sith Lord Ludo Kressh sees the Daragons
as precursors to a Republic invasion, while his rival Naga Sadow tries to
convince the other Sith Lords that the unsuspecting Republic as a vast new
field to conquer.
Meanwhile, beneath the fortress in the prison levels,
Gav and Jori Daragon await their fate. After a while, they are visited by Sith
Lord Simus who tells them that the Sith Council has decided that they are a
threat and are to be executed as soon as possible. But with his fierce and
loyal Massassi warriors, Sith Lord Naga Sadow secretly steals Republic weaponry
from the impounded Starbreaker 12 which he will use in his scheme to
lure the Sith Council into attacking the Republic.
1996 (December 11), by Kevin
J. Anderson comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse
Comics
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)
09:04, day (Outer Rim
Territories: Khar Shian): At Naga Sadow’s
private stronghold on the dark side of the moon Khar Shian, the Sith Lord sets
into motion events which will allow him to conquer the worlds of the Republic.
With the arrival of the two Republic hyperspace explorers, Gav and Jori
Daragon, the Sith Lord plans to use them as scapegoats to create the specter of
an outside enemy, an opposing force that will unify the squabbling Sith. Sadow
then orders all his loyal Massassi warriors to gather their weapons and prepare
the ships as they will strike the Sith world of Ziost fast and hard.
1996 (December 11), by Kevin
J. Anderson comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse
Comics
2000 (April 4), by Kevin J.
Anderson and Daniel Wallace softcover (non-fiction),
LucasBooks and Del Rey (The Ballantine Publishing Group)
09:05, night (Outer Rim
Territories: Ziost): Sith Lord Naga
Sadow, intent on conquering the worlds of the Republic to expand the power of
the Sith Empire, arrives at the Sith world of Ziost. Accompanied by his
Massassi warriors, members of a specially bred soldier race, he infiltrates the
prison levels of the Sith fortress and frees the Republic hyperspace explorers
Gav and Jori Daragon. Sadow’s actions are interrupted by the sudden arrival of
Sith Lord Simus, who demands to know what is going on. Without remorse, Naga
Sadow kills Simus. Just before leaving, the Sith lord plants evidence that the
prisoners were rescued by agents of the Republic. He then accompanies Jori and
Gav Daragon back to his hidden crater stronghold on Khar Shian.
1996 (December 11), by Kevin
J. Anderson comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse
Comics
2000 (April 4), by Kevin J.
Anderson and Daniel Wallace softcover
(non-fiction), LucasBooks and Del Rey (The Ballantine Publishing Group)
2002 (April 23), by 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.)