Star Wars: A New Dawn
The first novel of the new canon, and a workplace thriller about industrial murder.
Topic
22 entries filed under this topic across the library, the dossiers and the dispatches.
From the library
The first novel of the new canon, and a workplace thriller about industrial murder.
Who is involved
A cargo-inventory droid with a beautiful voice and a very low opinion of his own life.
A gangster who runs his operation out of a ship, and once lost a puffer pig to Lando Calrissian.
A terrorist, then a regent, then a claimant — the longest political arc anyone in Star Wars has been given.
A clone commando with amnesia, working as a dishwasher on Abafar.
A malicious, half-repaired astromech who is in this for himself and saves the galaxy anyway.
The Ghost crew’s arms dealer, who later changed his ways — mostly.
Plo Koon’s commander, one eye short after Ventress, and an old man on Seelos twenty years later.
A tracker with a temper, killed by his own malfunctioning lightsaber during an escape.
A Clone Wars flight instructor running a neutral airspace, until the Empire demonstrates what neutrality is worth.
The heavy of the Inquisitorius — no subtlety, considerable telekinesis, two lost hands.
A Mandalorian who governs Mandalore for the Empire, in red and white armour with an Imperial cog on the shoulder.
The last Lasat anyone had counted, which turned out to be wrong in the best way the show ever managed.
Owned the ship, recruited the crew, and was quietly running a cell of the Rebellion before anyone on board realised they had joined one.
A pirate with no allegiance, no shame, and an unnervingly consistent code.
Sabine Wren’s Academy classmate, who took the other road out and made a career of it.
A weapons engineer who defected from her own Academy and signed the Rebellion’s logo without meaning to.
The one who enjoys the hunt more than the kill, which makes her the more dangerous half of the pair.
A Jedi Temple Guard who kept the Temple job description and changed the employer.
Served in Saxon’s Imperial Super Commandos so his family would not have to.
Disowned her daughter to protect the clan, and killed a viceroy to get her back.
From the database
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