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Blood Monarch
this was the title held by the leader of the planet Thisspias. (NEGC)

Blood Moon
see Gromas 16 (DF, SWMW)

Blood Nest
this was the base, located on the moon of the third planet in the M2398 system, which was marginally loyal to Warlord Zsinj. The base of the Blood Nest team was housed inside the hull of an old Super Transport VI container ship, which was also marginally flyable. Arratan and the leaders of Blood Nest were sick and tired of the raids performed by Captain Darillian and the Night Caller. The name was derived from the deep red sand of the moon's primary desert. The Blood Nest intercepted the carrier Red Feathers en route to Ession, hoping to catch Zsinj's forces by surprise. Inside her holds, the Blood Nest carried three full squadrons of X-Wing fighters from the New Republic. When the ship reported structural failure, Ession's security forces required a self-destruct. As the ship destroyed itself, the -Wings lit up their engines and matched the rate of descent of the pieces, until TIE Fighters from the Implacable chased it down. They then broke free of the debris and engaged the TIEs. (WS)

Blood on the Flowers Flightknife
this Adumari squadron was shot down and destroyed by Turr Phennir and his wingmates, during the negotiations between the Adumari, the New Republic, and the Empire. Only one pilot managed to survive. (SOA)

Blood Prince of Thalassia
this title is given to the leader of the most vicious of the Thalassian slavers. (SOL)

Blood Profession
this was the name used by the Ugnaughts to describe a profession which was contained within a family, passed from generation to generation without every leaving the family circle. (GG2)

Blood Razors
this swoop gang originated on the planet Biivren. Despite their fearsome name, the Blood Razors were formed to assist those inhabitants who were outcast when the big corporations took over the planet. They trafficked black market goods to the underground, avoiding Imperial notice by covering their activities with swoop chases. (PSG)

Blood Sacrifice
this Yuuzhan Vong warship served as the personal flagship of Warmaster Tsavong Lah, in the wake of the Battle of Coruscant. The Blood Sacrifice was then assigned as the flagship of the Battle Group of Yun-Yuuzhan during the Battle of Ebaq, and was one of the strongest ships to survive the New Republic's multi-layered attack. The Warmaster ordered the ship back to Ebaq 9, in an effort to capture the New Republic forces there - including several Jedi Knights - where he could deploy whatever ground forces remained. However, as soon as it had left the surface, the Blood Sacrifice was beset by New Republic forces. It was unprepared for the ferocious attack, and was destroyed in minutes. (DW)

Blood Sport of Rattatak
this was the term used to describe the vicious, bloody gladiator events staged by the warlords of the planet Rattatak, during the last decades of the Old Republic. At first, the combatants were individual Rattataki who had disgraced themselves in combat. After slavers discovered Rattatak, rival warlords often purchased offworld gladiators in an effort to defeat their fellow chiefs. It was rare that any one gladiator survived more than a couple fights, mainly because slavers began entering their own combatants into the events, hoping to make more credits from the bloodthirsty Rattataki. The Blood Sport reached its height shortly before the onset of the Clone Wars, when Count Dooku traveled to Rattatak to recruit a leader for his Separatist armies. From the ranks of the gladiators he discovered Asajj Ventress. (SWDB)

Blood Tree
native to the planet Batorine, this tree produced a deep, red wood which was carved into wonderful sculpture by Blood Carver artisans. (EGA)

Blood Velkers
this gang of young hooligans was based on the sister cities of Tolea Biqua and Varna Biqua, in the atmosphere of the planet Genarius, during the era of the Battle of Naboo. They amused themselves by staging starship races through the tunnels of the moon of Eskaron, and new members had to navigate an obstacle course inside the moon in order to gain membership. (LFC)

Blood-ant
this insect, native to the planet Tatooine, was known for the huge, castle-like towers it built for its homes. (JH)

Bloodboilers of Kragis
this ancient order of assassins and bounty hunters once tried to kill Durge, but was ultimately unsuccessful. (O)

Bloodfin
this was name the used by Darth Maul to describe his Sith Speeder. It was named for a vicious ocean predator Maul had encountered on a remote planet. (SWDB, NEGV)

Bloodfin
this vicious predator lived in the oceans of a remote Outer Rim planet. (NEGV)

Bloodflea
this microscopic insect lived by biting a larger creature and consuming its blood. Bloodfleas were especially attracted to Hutts. (WSV)

Bloodfruit
this plant, once native to the planet Ithor, had a thick, meaty rind. (T)

Bloodguard
this was the name given to the primary soldiers of the Death Watch. The Bloodguard were named for their crimson-colored, Mandalorian armor. (SWGAL)

Bloodhawk
this was the codename for the starship Bhishana Bhaga, used in all Arakyd Industries transmissions regarding the mobile laboratory. (WOA18)

Bloodhawk, Scarlet
an accomplished starship technician. (RPG)

Blooding
this Abyssin ritual was observed by two tribes in times of famine or drought. The tribes which met at an oasis would fight until all members of a tribe were killed or incapacitated in order to secure the right to consume the water. Over time, Blooding became a method by which irreconcilable disputes between two enemies were resolved, with the victor gaining all the loser's possessions. (GG4, UANT)

Bloodletter
this was the pseudonym used by the human spy who lived on the planet Thyferra during the ten-year period following the Battle of Naboo. His memoirs of this period, known throughout the galaxy as the Thriving Season, were published in a book called Thrive or Die: Memoirs of the Bloodletter. In the book, he explained that he decided to go to work as a spy for a group of Vratix who would eventually become known as the Ashern. The Vratix hired him at twice the pay he would have received from either the Zaltin of Xuchpra factions of the Bacta Cartel, provided that he go to work for both factions and play one against the other. The Vratix Seeqov Thranx got him jobs in each company, working as an alazhi field inspector, that allowed him to be out of the office for extended periods each week. When the Ashern began development on an enhanced strain of alazhi known as kolazhi - the basis for kolcta - Thranx and the Bloodletter were ordered to keep an eye on its development. They worked together for a year before the project was discovered. A mercenary who wore armor similar to that of Jango Fett had been hired by the Bacta Cartel to eliminate the Ashern responsible for its development. The mercenary shot both Thranx and the Bloodletter and then left them for dead. Thranx, however, survived long enough to use the enhance bacta to bring the Bloodletter back from the brink of death. Before she died, she told him the complete story of the development of kolcta. Unknown to the Vratix, however, was that the Bloodletter was also working for a wealthy man who was dying of a strange disease, and who paid handsomely for the secret of kolazhi. The Bloodletter managed to obtain the only known specimens from Thyferra, and immediately converted it to kolcta, thereby preventing the Bacta Cartel from ever discovering it. His employer paid him quite well, and the Bloodletter lived for many years on the credits and his own supply of kolcta. It was later discovered that the mercenary hired to kill the Bloodletter had actually been hired by his wealthy exployer, and had managed to obtain a few samples of kolazhi on the off-chance that the Bloodletter would try to eliminate it. (PH)

Bloodline
this term, popular during the height of the Clone Wars, was used to indicate a friend or ally. (MBS)

Bloodprice
this Imperial Nebulon-B frigate was under the command of Captain Ors Dogot during the Yevethan Purge. It was part of the fleet controlled by Foga Brill, and was patrolling the Prakith System when it encountered the Teljkon vagabond. The vagabond had just fled the New Republic's intercept team at Gmir Askilon, and dropped out of hyperspace near Prakith. Dogot ordered his crew to intercept the ship, but the vagabond's defense systems recognized a threat and fired on the Bloodprice. The ship was destroyed, and all hands were lost. (SOL)

Bloodrite
this was the Tusken Raider ritual in which a young adult had to prove their readiness to become a hunter by capturing a creature and torturing it to death over a period of weeks. While any creature would suffice, more prestige was accorded to the hunter who tortured a sentient being. (SWI62)

Bloodseeker Mite
this dangerous parasite was native to the Forest Moon of Endor. (SWGAL)

Bloodshine
this was the term used by the Sith Lords to describe the red color of their lightsaber blades. (VD3)

Bloodsniffer
this was a species of nocturnal predator that was native to Kamar. (HSR)

Bloodsniffer
a predator found in the Quence Sector of the Outer Rim Territories. (GG9)

Bloodsniffers
a swoop gang founded on Xiunsrus, and named after the Quence Sector predator. The Bloodsniffers first rose to infamy when a village elder refused to meet their demands. The leader of the gang ordered the entire village destroyed. The Bloodsniffers are recognizable by their bright red jackets and swoops. (GG9)

Bloodsoup
this thick soup was one of the staples of the ancient Sith armies, under the command of Lord Kaan, during the Battle of Ruusan. It was rumored that Lord Kaan instructed Ghitany to poison the bloodsoup given to Darth Bane, in an effort to eliminate the Dark Lord's opposition to Kaan's command. (JVS)

Bloodsour
this was a potent alcohol that was favored by the Barabel race. (DN1)

Bloodstar
Bar-Kooda's delapidated pirate ship. (BF)

Bloodstripe
see Corellian Bloodstripe. (CSA)

Blood-work
this is an ancient term for bounty hunting. (GAS)

Bloodworm
a small annelid native to the planet D'vouran. (GOF1)

Blope
large, sedentary swamp creatures native to the forest moon of Endor. (ECAR)

Blorash Jelly
this sentient form of blob was harvested by the Yuuzhan Vong and used as a way to bind an enemy. Also known as quick-jelly, blorash jelly was attracted to the body heat of a living being, and was created to reach out for the warmth and grasp it. In this way, the blorash jelly didn't so much stick to a being as hold onto them. After the hostilities between the Yuuzhan Vong and the Galactic Alliance were resolved, and the Yuuzhan Vong were allowed to live on the planet Zonama Sekot, they found that blorash jelly and many other bio-engineered weapons simply reverted to their animal forms and fled into the forests. This was one way in which Sekot forced the Yuuzhan Vong to give up their lust for war and embrace a more enlightened existence. (VP, UF)

Blorga
this Gamorrean was one of the many gladiators who tried to win their freedom from the arenas of Rattatak, during the final years of the Old Republic. (CWSB)

Blossom Wine
this fragrant wine was created on the planet Naboo by distilling the natural essences of certain flower blossoms, then combining them with other natural juices that could be allowed to ferment. The resulting wine was delicately flavored, but was nonetheless potent. (SWEV)

Blossoming Gulper
this was a species of large, predatory invertebrate that was native to the oceans of Mon Calamari. An individual blossoming gulper resembled a seatree, with its sac-shaped body appearing to be the truck and its frilly, six-meter-long appendages looking like fronds. The appendages of the blossoming gulper were lined with sensory nodes, allowing it to swiftly drawn all the appendages into its body when they were touched. Thus, any fish or other creature unlucky enough to brush up against the fronds was generally captured and consumed in short order. (GORW)

Blossug
was the term used to describe the proboscis of the Viska. The blossug was about forty centimeters in length, and was made up of several layers of muscle. At the tip was a hollow, jagged bone which could pierce flesh. The Viska would drive the blossug into the body of their prey, using the muscles of their snouts and skull to draw blood from their victims. (PG1)

Blotho
this Gamorrean lived on the moon of Sulon, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. A mercenary for hire to the highest bidder, Blotho worked with his cousin Brollo. (RAG)

Blount
this man was a former member of the Imperial Security Bureau who defected to the Alliance after the Battle of Hoth. A seasoned combat veteran, he was also a skilled scout and starfighter pilot. Before joining Crix Madine's ground assault team during the Battle of Endor, Blount served as Airen Cracken's wingman. (CCG11)

Blow 'em All Away
a single written and played by the band Boba Fett and the Assassin Droids. It has been banned by the Imperial Board of Culture. (GG9)

Bloxian
this was a race of large, muscular, red-skinned aliens. (SWJ1)

BL-series Droid
this was the official desgination of the Battle Legionnaire. (SWI80)

Blubreen
native to the Ploo Sector, the Blubreen were a race of humanoid amphibians. Their skin was a bluish-aqua color, and they had short, black hair on their heads. Each of their hands had five webbed fingers, and they had five small gills on each side of their necks. (E1A1)

Bludfly
this slang term was used to describe any being who would sell their own mother in order to get ahead. (T5)

Blue
this was a nickname used to describe a member of the Senate Guard. It referred to their deep blue armor and cloaks. (RL)

Blue Ale
this is a form of beer that is brewed on many worlds. (IF)

Blue Bantha Tribe
this tribe of castaways eked out an existence on the planet Iego, on a mesa overlooking the Scatter. (GORW)

Blue Blerd of Happiness
this tavern, located in the city of Hweg Shul on the planet Nam Chorios, was a favorite hang-out for the Newcomers. When Luke Skywalker arrived on the planet to search for Callista, he stayed on a room above the tavern. (POT)

Blue Boy
this was the name of Mair Koda's personal starship, a modified Ghtroc Class 720 freighter which was armed with a double laser cannon. The ship had been owned by Mair's parents, until her mother ran off with a Wroonian smuggler. Mair'f father operated this ship until his death, at which time he bequeathed the ship to Mair. (SWJ15)

Blue Brubb
this small tavern, located in Mos Espa on Tatooine and operated during the last years of the Old Republic, was a favorite of young Anakin Skywalker and his friend Kitster. They often stopped by the tavern to drink ruby bliels in the afternoon heat, but had to be careful because it was located in the Hutt section of the spaceport. (ANA)

Blue Cliffs
th unusual color of the stone in these cliffs, located on the planet Endoraan, make it a well-known tourist attraction. (SWJ8)

Blue Desert People
large reptiles native to Dathomir, these creatures have pale blue scales, tiny forelegs, red eyes and black teeth. They are carnivorous, and fairly smart. They live in the Great Desert of Dathomir, running at night to the nearby mountains to feed. They sleep during the day in holes in the desert sand. They measured up to 2.5 meters in length, and have a large bony crest extending off the back of their head. While there is no proven evidence that they are intelligent, their daily migrations have been described in terms of sentient behavior. The Blue Desert People have excellent night vision and incredible speed. (CPL, CTD)

Blue Dwarf
an alcoholic beverage. (SWG3)

Blue Five
Luke's callsign during the Battle of Yavin. (SWN)

Blue Flame
this was the name of Jagged Fel's Nssis-class Clawcraft, which he trained in during his teenaged years. The name of the ship was meant to contrast with the Chiss ideal of the Red Flame, and represented the way in which Jag was different - yet the same - as his Chiss counterparts. In order to highlight his differences, Jag had the Blue Flame painted blue with silver trim. He flew the ship was something akin to controlled yet reckless abandon, and it was often in the shop for repairs in between training sessions. When a group of well-armed pirates tried to raid the training facility at which he was training, Jag was forced to take the Blue Flame up to fight without completing the latest round of repairs. Ultimately, Jag had to crash the ship into a training dome to convince the pirates that he was hurt. (GMR7)

Blue Flight
a squadron of A-Wings under the command of Wedge Antilles during the assault on Almania. (TNR)

Blue Four
Porkin's callsign during the Battle of Yavin. (SWN)

Blue Fox
an Imperial Nebulon-B frigate that attacked the Alliance cruiser Excelsior during the Galactic Civil War. (XW)

Blue Giant
this was one of the various sizes of containers that kyleme was delivered in. (DN1)

Blue Guard
this was the name used to describe the Senate Guard, after Chancellor Palpatine began using a highly-trained group of guards to protect himself during the years leading up the Clone Wars. Palpatine's guards became known as the Red Guard. (VD2, HNN5)

Blue Leader
a callsign used by the Alliance during the the Battle of Endor. (ROTJ)

Blue Leader
Dave's callsign during the Battle of Yavin (SWN)

Blue Level
the middle of three level aboard the Errant Venture dedicated to commerce and entertainment, Blue Level appealed to those shippers and smugglers who found traveling on a Star Destroyer interesting. (IJ)

Blue Light
Han Solo often frequented this bar in the Corellian sector of Nar Shaddaa. It was a seedy dived that only served liquor, but the rooms were covered with posters of holo-vid heroes and Corellian landmarks which appealed to Han. After returning from the Tion Hegemomy, Han met Bria there. (THG, RD)

Blue Man's Group
this tell-all biography of the history and members of the Max Rebo Band was written by Tik Tali Talosh after the Battle of Endor. (SWI67)

Blue Max
Blue Max was a small, cubical B2-X droid, modified by Jessa Vandangante's technicians to fit inside Bollux and remain hidden until needed. The little droid was named for its blue coloration, and for the fact that it had the maximum amount of computing capacity that could be stuffed into its small form. Max also had a number of other abilities, including remote operation of Bollux. Blue Max had an acerbic wit, but exhibited an exuberant, almost child-like personality after he got to know an individual better. Max had a single photorecepter mounted in a turret on top of his cube. Jessa later hired Han Solo to transport the two droids to Orron III, where they were to meet up with Rekkon's team and infiltrate the Authority Data Center on the planet. It was then that Max showed his true worth, as he was able to access the Corporate Sector Authority's computers and determine the whereabouts of people who have been mysteriously disappearing. Max was able to take in huge amounts of peripheral data, and crunched on the data until he was able to discern the location of the Stars' End facility. It was on Mytus VII that Max was able to set the Stars' End facility's security systems to overload, which resulted in the entire building being shot into orbit. After surviving the mission to Stars' End, Blue Max and Bollux were manumitted by Jessa, and the pair decided that they wanted to see the galaxy. To accomplish this, they asked Han Solo to accept them as crew members. Han overrode his instinctual distrust of automatons, after witnessing the two droids' loyalty and talent, and accepted them as crewmembers. They proved invaluable a number of times, helping to incapacitate Zlarb and his thugs on Lur. Blue Max then showed how much he enjoyed the life of an independent spacer when he displayed a rather salty, blue vocabulary that Han quickly put a stop to. The two droids were also able to communicate with the Millennium Falcon, and helped to keep it operating at top condition. When Han and Chewie set off to find the Queen of Ranroon, Blue Max again proved his worth, helping to translate the log-recorder, assisting Skynx in his investigation of the ship, and by finding a way to destroy the Guardian Corp of war-robots. Following the discovery of the Queen, Blue Max and Bollux left Han Solo and went with Skynx to help the Ruurian finish his studies before becoming a chroma-wing flier. (HSE, HSR, HSL, OWS)

Blue Milk
this nutrient-rich beverage was served on worlds where natural resources are scarse. Planets such as Tatooine imported or produced blue milk to supplement the water-poor diets of its inhabitants. Blue milk was also rumored to have medicinal value. (CCG)

Blue Milk Run
this was a phrase used to describe any military mission that was deemed simple and easy. (RDR)

Blue Moon
located in the city of Trid, on the planet Danuta, this cantina catered to the miners and spacers who passed through the city. It was here that Kyle Katarn met up with Meck Odom, shortly before Kyle stole the technical plans to the first Death Star. (SFE)

Blue Mountains
this range of mountains is located just outside the city of Montellian Serat, on the planet Devaron. During the height of the Clone Wars, it was rumored that smugglers had established a base of operations in the south side of the mountains. This was a carefully-planted rumor, however, used by Senator Vien'sai'malloc to cover the true nature of the base in the mountains. The Senator had allowed the Separatists to use the north side of the mountains as a military base, from which they launched a series of ambushes against Republic supply convoys. (TBH, J3)

Blue Nebula
a run-down bar and grill located in the Manda spaceport. (DCAR)

Blue Nine
Dorset Konnair's callsign while stationed at Folor. (WS)

Blue Nova, The
this tavern was located on the deep-space repair platform 3DC/Green. (HAS)

Blue One
this was the term used by the survivors of the Outbound Flight Project to describe a member of the Chiss race. (SQ)

Blue Petal Bar
this bar and restaurant was located on a floating terrace on Cloud City's Figg Plaza. (GG2)

Blue Queen
this Corsair-class cruiser is part of Dharus' fleet. It operates in tandem with the Red Lancer. (GG9)

Blue Registry
this galaxy-wide publication is used to valuate used droids. (POT)

Blue River
this waterway is located near the city of Tiems. (RASB)

Blue Ruin
this Nebulon-B2 frigate was part of the Imperial Navy, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (XVT)

Blue Sector
this section of the Corellian capital of Coronet, named for the fact that Blue Sky Boulevard leads into it, was the primary area where offworlders could congregate. It was also known as the city's most dangerous environment, as the number of violent crimes was much greater in the Blue Sector than anywhere else. (CCW)

Blue Six
John-D's callsign during the Battle of Yavin. (SWN)

Blue Sky Boulevard
located in the city of Coronet, on the planet Corellia, this wide thoroughfare led into the heart of the city's Blue Sector. (CCW)

Blue Squadron
a group of X-Wings during the Battle of Yavin (SWN)

Blue Squadron
this was the name of the primary starfighter squadron in the military forces of the Stark Commercial Combine. (SHW)

Blue Squadron
the group of Y-Wings piloted by Bothans during the attack on the Suprosa. (SSE)

Blue Squadron
a group of A-wings during the Battle of Endor, Blue Squadron was assigned to the New Republic's Folor base shortly afterward. Note that the Star Wars Customizable Card Game: Death Star 2 expansion set claims Blue Squadron was made up of B-Wing starfighters which concentrated its attacks on the Executor during the Battle of Endor. (ROTJ, WS, CCG11)

Blue Squadron
a group of X-wings during the first Battle of Calamari. (DE1)

Blue Star Lake
a beautiful, wooded lake found on the forest moon of Endor. (GMH)

Blue Star Pirates
this gang of space pirates was active during the last decades of the Old Republic,and were discovered to have a cache of military-grade weapons at their disposal. It was later learned that the weapons were provided by the crimelord Jalla Spree. (IOT)

Blue Swirl
this section of the Kathol Rift was a relatively clear area which contained a few lifeless planetoids and minimal interference. (KR)

Blue Ten
Blue Leader's wingman during the Battle of Yavin. (SWN)

Blue Three
Biggs' callsign during the Battle of Yavin. (SWN)

Blue Tonic
one of the key ingredients in making a Reactor Core. (GG9)

Blue Twelve
Blue Leader's wingman during the Battle of Yavin. (SWN)

Blue Two
Wedge's callsign during the Battle of Yavin. (SWN)

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