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Toscan 8-Q
this starfighter was designed and produced by Shobquix Yards, although it employed a cockpit manufactured by Koensayr. It was one of several starship designs which were used in the development of the Koensayr Y-Wing. The Toscan 8-Q measured 10.2 meters in length, and was armed with a pair of front-mounted laser cannons. It was equipped with a Class 2 hyperdrive. (PP, AIR)

Tosche Station
a power and distribution center found three kilometers south of Anchorhead, on Tatooine. It was owned by the Tosche family for many generations, and was under the control of Merl Tosche during the height of the New Order. (SW, GG7, IWST)

Tosche, Merl
this man was the patriarch of the Tosche family during the height of the New Order. As such, he owned and operated Tatooine's Tosche Station during the years leading up to the Battle of Yavin. He had a very hands-off approach to managing the station, preferring to allow Laze Loneozner - otherwise known as the Fixer - to handle things. (IWST)

Tosh
this name was given to female Zabrak, and meant "weaver". (GCG)

Tosh
an old, herd sow rancor owned by the Singing Mountain clan on Dathomir. She was so old that moss and lichens grow on her skin. Tosh had proven to be a reliable companion to the woman of Singing Mountain clan, and had even bred a daughter - Dhum - for them. However, the Imperial assault of Warlord Zsinj took Dhum's life. Tosh responded by destroying several AT-ST scout walkers. (CPL, CTD)

Tosh
this Imperial Army Captain was in command of the security forces which garrisoned the planet Rhamalai sometime after the Battle of Yavin. He was an honest officer, and openly questioned General Yrros' decisions to delay implementing new security procedures for the base. (SWJ13)

Tosh
this man served as a Colonel in the New Republic military, and was in command of the rear guard that supported General Tigran Jamiro's assault during the Second Battle of Ylesia. (Y)

Tosh, Jann
Jann Tosh was a keschel miner who worked with his uncle Gundy on Tyne's Horky during the era leading up to the Battle of Yavin. He acquired the ownership rights to R2-D2 and C-3PO when they were fired from their jobs at the Doodnik's Café, when he traded a brand-new mining droid to Yorbo in return for the droids. After finding the mysterious Kez-Iban and learning that Kreb Zellock was trying to steal the fortunes to be gained from selling Nergon-14, Jann and the droids tried to rescue Kez-Iban and defeat Zellock. They were nearly killed when Zellock's stockpile of Nergon-14 exploded, but they escaped with the help of Jess Meade and Zellock's own lieutenant, Yorbo. They recovered Zellock's hidden fortune and split it equally, providing Jann and Gundy with financial freedom. However, Jann did not want to remain on Tyne's Horky. With help from Jess meade, he and the droids helped Mon Julpa return to his home on Tammuz-an and reclaim his crown. He later helped the droids stop Kybo Ren and the Tarnooga pirates, before taking the role of Mon Julpa's personal advisor. When Jann was accepted to the Academy, he freed R2-D2 and C-3PO and left Tammuz-an behind. (DCAR, OWS, SWDB)

Tosh, Renci
this woman was a spy for the Alliance, until she crash-landed on the planet Ord Mantell, shortly after the Battle of Yavin. Renci herself was captured, and her Z-95 Headhunter was stolen, by Yarroq and his thugs. She managed to escape her captors, though, and made her way to the settlement of Great Rock. There, Renci managed to enlist the aid of a team of freelance operatives, who helped her recover the Z-95 from Yarroq and repair it to spaceworthiness. She offered them the chance to join the Alliance, should they ever decide which side of the war they were on. (GMR1, WOA15)

Tosha
this obese Devaronian male was once married to Kiela, and was tied down by his unwed daughters for the rest of his life. He worked with Skerrit to help return the bandaras to the planet Devaron, despite the wishes of the females of the planet. (COG)

Toshan Gant
this being, a noted scientist and droid engineer, formed a corporation that took control of the droid security systems market some 4,000 years before the Battle of Yavin, flooding the market with security-breaking devices that were of superior quality and capability. Gant's droid interface tool became the de facto standard for security breakers throughout the Old Republic. Gant himself was once worked in private practice, until legal issues led to his imprisonment. He then went to work for the Old Republic, and designed the Security Domination Interface. (KOTOR)

To-Sharr Uuta Shipworks
this was the Hutts' version of the Corellian Merchant Guild, and was controlled by Durga during the Galactic Civil War. It was also led by Sprax, in a joint venture which both agreed with, but neither trusted. The Shipworks funded a number of archaeological expeditions into Hutt space, looking for Expansionist Era artifacts and Sith era wrecks. Underneath this front, To-Sharr Uuta was an espionage tool used by both vigos to launder millions of credits. (SSR)

Toshi Station
this was the often-used spelling of Tosche Station, located on the planet Tatooine. (MC1)

Tosi-karu
this was the name used by the natives of the planet Sernpidal to describe the goddess which orbits the planet alongside its moons. (VP)

Tosin Dise
this was one of the many laughable aliases used by Nada Synnt. (SWJ10)

Tosinqas
this Xexto bounty hunter was a member of the Bounty Hunters Guild, during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. When the authorities of Circarpous V requested the intervention of the Jedi Knights in recovering Lopani, at the same time they also offered an 8,000-credit bounty for Lopani's return. The Jedi Knights dispatched Reeft to Brentaal IV, after learning of his presence there. The Bounty Hunter's Guild also dispatched Tosinqas to Brentall IV. Tosinqas actually caught up with Lopani first, crashing down upon him in an ambush and killing him. However, Tosinqas' bold actions startled Reeft, who drew his lightsaber. Tosinqas himself was surprised to see the Jedi Knight, and charged at Reeft. Unfortunately, Tosinqas got too close to Reeft, and cut himself in half on the lightsaber. Reeft was forced to returned to Coruscant with both bodies, drawing the ire of Craddosk and the Bounty Hunter's Guild. (HNN5)

Tosiren, Cris
this was the given name of the information broker known as Sot-sirc. Tosiren was born on Coruscant some forty years before the Clone Wars. His mother died when he was a toddler, and his father was absent from his life, so Cris was forced to grow up in the underbelly of Coruscant's cityscape. He earned a living doing whatever came his way, from criminal activites like slaving and spice smuggling to pretending to be a religious cultist. Originally a tall, blonde-haired man, Tosiren took to changing his appearance often, once he adopted the monicker of Sot-sirc. (LFCW)

Tosk, Warlan Presvere
this intense man, a native of the planet Alderaan, served as Lavina Wren's personal bodyguard during her visits to the Cularin System at the height of the Clone Wars. After Senator Wren was arrested and sent to a Republic Holding Facility, Tosk believed that she was about to be murdered for her vocal outbursts. He tried several times to free her from prison, and even went through the trouble to get a Republic Senate Seal for her release orders, but he was unable to get her out. He briefly thought that her imprisonment was not what he believed, but was, in fact, an attempt by Supreme Chancellor Palpatine to ensure her safety amidst the conflict. However, he could not shake the feeling that something was wrong, especially when he recognized a Zabrak criminal posing as a Renna's Transport Service deliverybeing entering the Holding Facility. Before he could warn the receptionist, the facility exploded in an immense fireball, then collapsed inward. His worst fears confirmed, Tosk managed to escape the scene, vowing to bring the perpetrators to justice on his own terms. He returned to the scene of the explosion and managed to pull Senator Wren from the wreckage, but their attempt to escape was met with stern opposition. They were aided by an unknown benefactor, who provided them with a ship. However, as they raced back to hide on Cularin, substantial bounties were offered for their capture, with Tosk himself commanding 20,000 credits if captured alive. (LFCW)

Toska ne linga voe bashkal
this was a nasty Rodian insult. (SWJ5)

Tosk-tar'ilya
this insane Bothan was an undercover operative who worked for the Bothan SpyNet. Decades before the advent of the New Republic, he was dispatched to Caamas to eliminate one of the shield generator stations which protected the planet. Like his fellow operatives, Tosk-tar'ilya was unaware of the actual nature of the mission until the bombardment of the planet's surface had begun. Stunned and appalled by the destruction he had helped cause, Tosk-tar'ilya went insane, fleeing into the jungle and living as a hermit for many decades. (WOTC, CCW)

Tosruk
this lean, wiry man served as Rostek Horn's majordomo during the early years of the New Republic. (IJ)

Toss
this Imperial Captain was in charge of survey team IX 3244-B, when it was sent to the Forest Moon of Endor. Being a true follower of the New Order, Toss disregarded his team's concern over the Ewoks and chose not to mention it to the Empire. (MTS)

Tossk
this male Trandoshan was a known criminal who worked for Jabba the Hutt during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. He was arrested and sent to prison for a number of crimes, and was incarcerated at the Oovo IV prison facility. Before being sent to prison, Tossk was part of a small operation that disgraced Gardulla the Hutt, and it was this action that led Gardulla to place a bounty on his head. The bounty was meant to ensure that Tossk didn't survive his release from prison, as the bounty specifically stated that the hunter provide Tossk with Gardulla's name as Tossk begged for his life. Tossk believed himself safe, until Jango Fett infiltrated the Oovo IV facility in an attempt to "rescue" Bendix Fust. During the attempt, Jango claimed the bounty on Tossk's life. (BH)

Totally Patriotic
this song, written by the band The Emperor's New Clothes and covered by the band Red Shift Limit, first appeared on a compilation of the same name. It was banned by the Imperial Board of Culture, as it twisted the original song's lyric into an anti-Imperial message. (GG9)

Totem Master
this being lived on the Forest Moon of Endor, where he pillaged the villages of Ewoks and Duloks alike. The Totem Master was named for the unusual totem pole he carried around. He claimed that the totem pole would bring good luck to any village in which is was located, gaining the confidence of others. At night, however, the Totem Master's true identity was revealed. A magic ring allowed the Totem Master to turn beings into wooden totems, which he carried into the village. Using the ring, he then restored the captives and forced them to steal from the villages in which they were placed. (ECAR)

Totem Tree
this is the name given to the father tree which is planted at the birth of an Ewok. The Ewoks believe that each totem tree contains its own spirit, and the spirit is linked to the Ewok. When the Ewok dies, their spirit goes to live in their totem tree. (ISU)

Toten
a Ripoblus Lambda-class shuttle captured during the Sepan Civil War. It was later used by the Empire as a decoy to lure Harkov out of hiding near Alliance platform DS-5. (TIE)

Toth
this common Zabrak surname meant "guide". (GCG)

Toth Syndicate
this minor crime ring established itself in the Tapani Sector of the galaxy, developing a foothold in the space controlled by House Barnaba. (LOE)

Toth, Cavik
this mercenary and his band of hired killers were active during the years leading up to the Battle of Geonosis. Noted for their exclusive use of Sabaoth Starfighters, Cavik Toth agreed to support Count Dooku and the Separatists during the Clone Wars. Toth took his Sabaoth Squadron and tried to subjugate the Karthakk System, hoping to take control of its resource-rich worlds for the Confederacy of Independent Systems. For many months, the only resistance Toth encountered came from Nym and the Lok Revenants, until Adi Gallia was dispatched by the Jedi Council to enlist Nym's help in defeating Toth. Toth, however, had been charged with delivering a massive shipment of Trihexalon to the Separatist forces being amassed for the Battle of Geonosis. Although the production facility on Nod Kartha was destroyed, Toth and his fleet managed to escape with their cargo. They were not able to reach Geonosis, however, before Master Gallia's small fleet intercepted them. In a vicious space battle, Toth was killed and his forces decimated, preventing the use of the deadly chemical against the clone troopers of the Grand Army of the Republic. (TCG5, JSF)

Toth, Harovan
a native of the planet Reynon, this man joined the Alliance shortly after Emperor Palpatine instituted the New Order. He served at Dantooine, where he fell in love with Tisha Rostek and got married. He became a skilled infiltrator with the Alliance's Special Forces division, and joined Scandium Team after the death of his wife in the Battle of Thovinack. After achieving the rank of Lieutenant Commander, he served at the Massassi Base on Yavin and eventually became a full Commander. After the destruction of the first Death Star, Harovan went into semi-retirement after the Wellte-ir Massacre, serving the Alliance as a patrol pilot at Delta Base on New Kisge. (SWJ11)

Toth, Salen
this Jedi Knight traveled to the planet Harpori, hoping to locate Crian Maru, Dree Vandap, and the Golden Song, just before the Battle of Ruusan. However, upon reaching Harpori, all that Toth could find was the blasted wilderness that remained after Maru and Kaox Krul destroyed each other in combat. (GMR5, OWS)

Toth, Samona
this young girl was the daugther of Harovan Toth and Tisha Rostek. After Tisha's death at the Battle of Thovinack, Harovan sent Samona to live with Reynonian dissenters on the Alliance safeworld of Isis. (SWJ11)

Totha, Von
this young woman was trained as a Dark Jedi, and sent after Nason Laric, in order to ensure that the Jedi Master Niquon was dispatched. However, thanks to the efforts of Lowghen Badra, Laric escaped and rescued Niquon. (GMR10)

Tothis
this planet was located deep inside the Corporate Sector of the galaxy. (SWI67)

Totolaya
this Kubaz native of the planet Morning Bell (Doornik-319) was captured by the Yevetha during the extermination of their world. Totolaya was forced to record a message that was part of Tal Fraan's to break the blockade of Doornik-319. Fraan used these perjured messages, pleading with the New Republic's ships to refrain from firing on Yevethan ships which supposedly carried prisoners, to make the Republic's ships hesitate. In the space of a heartbeat, the Yevethan ships decimated the Republic's forces. (SOL)

Totoplat
this Ishi Tib served as Jiliac's head chef at his Nar Shaddaa residence. (THG)

Tott
a common name given to Twi'lek males, this name meant "thorn bush" or "fang". (GCG)

Tott Doneeta
a Twi'lek Jedi Knight who was taught by Master Arca Jeth on Onderon, Tott grew up in a fairly normal Twi'lek family. Among his family, he was known as Tottdon'eeta. However, slavers captured his family on Ryloth. The rest of his family cowered in fear as Tott struggled against the slavers, but he was beaten to within an inch of his life in order to subdue him. The family was taken to Ereesus and sold. Tott was eventually purchased by Master Arca. He was friends with Ulic and Cay Qel-Droma, and was assigned to watch over the planet Onderon with them. He has the unique ability to be able to communicate with animals. In the aftermath of the Great Sith War, during which Tott served alongside Nomi Sunrider, he returned to Ryloth and attempted to put an end to the feud between his clan and the R'lyek. Following the Exis Convocation, Tott and Sylvar again returned to Ryloth, where Sylvar tried to rally the Doneeta clan to violence. Tott, however, arranged for the leaders of the two clans to join forces and form a new, combined headclan. (TOJ, DLS, TOJC, TOJR, WOTC)

Tottdon'eeta
this was the given name of Tott Doneeta. (WOTC)

Totth'k
this Gree is considered the master of the Totth'k Lotos, although he is merely the device's caretaker. (SWJ8)

Totth'k Lotos
this ancient Gree device manipulates a body's structural integrity, restoring health but no necessarily prolonging life. Rumored to be the fountain of eternal youth, the Totth'k Lotos is a pool of green gel enclosed in a vaulted chamber deep within one of the few functional guildhouses on the planet Malanose. An altar-like control module allows Gree technicians to monitor the Totth'k Lotos and restore health to its users. The pool's functions work only on one species at a time, and it mainly designed to assist the Gree race. A frail, elderly Gree can be restored to a more healthy state after an hour's immersion in the pool. This treatment does not prolong life, but merely delays death. (SWJ8)

Touchball
a two-person sport that originated on the planet Alderaan. (GOF2)

Touchboard
this musical instrument resembled a keyboard, but without the keys. The player used hand motions over the top of the touchboard to generate musical notes and sound effects. (GMR6)

Touch-not
this species of poisonous plant was native to Yavin 4 The touch-not's leaves exuded a contact toxin that caused skin to blister and burn, even in small amounts. This toxic sap was especially dangerous to Mon Calamari beings. (ISU, GG2, SWEMO)

Tough
an Alliance escort shuttle destroyed during the Galactic Civil War. (TIE)

Tough Squadron
this was one of two fighter groups made up from pilots who were stranded on Dubrillion when the Yuuzhan Vong attacked the planet. Supported by Rogue and Savage Squadrons, Tough Squadron was made up of starships which lacked heavy shields and weapons. Most of the squadron's ships were only armed with ion cannons. They supported the Republic's defense of Dantooine from Yuuzhan Vong invasion, but were ultimately destroyed in the battle. (DTO, NJOSB)

Toughcatch
this was the nickname given by Gavin Darklighter to his gold and white R2 unit Jawaswag. The name Jawaswag meant that Gavin believed any Jawa would love to steal the droid. However, when the droid was actually accosted by a group of Jawas, it thwarted their attempts to steal it and actually injured on of them. From that point on, Gavin called it Toughcatch. For ease of use in combat, he shortened the nickname to Catch. Like many R2 units still in service nearly twenty years after the Battle of Endor, Catch was upgraded with the R2-Delta package. (DTO)

Toukfin
this was a large fish that was harvested for its meat. (EOV, GMR8)

Touno
this Imperial Governor controlled the southern district of the planet Svivren during the last years of the New Order. He was an overweight, balding man with a short temper, although he had absolutely no control over his troops. Most of the Imperials working under him despised him and his lack of leadership. (MJEH)

Tount, Serdif
this corpulent man was a native of Coruscant, and served the Empire as the governor of Lambda Sector during the height of the New Order. He ruled from a seat in the Rintonne System, with the support of Moff Lankin, and maintained an iron-fisted control. While he wasn't afraid to use them, Tount considered bounty hunters to be semi-intelligent, incorrigible beasts. (WBC, GG10)

Tour
this was one of the most common names given to female Corellians. (GMR9)

Tour Droid
any automaton that can pilot a tourist ship or leader a tourist expedtion. They are often created to mimic the basic physiology of the races they work with, in order to blend in better. (DK)

Tourist Guild
this body governed the tourism which fueled the economy of the planet Spira. By agreement with the Empire, the Tourist Guild also controlled the planet's day-to-day operations, although the Guild paid its taxes and supported the Empire. (SWJ1)

Tourou
this Ferroan male was one of the many who supported Senshi and his opposition of the Magister, Jabitha, during the height of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. It was Tourou who suggested that Jacen Solo and Saba Sebatyne both be brought to Senshi, along with Danni Quee and the Magister, despite the arguments of his peers. (FH3)

Tovarskl
this planet, noted for its flame-grass plains, was one of the many worlds that were ravaged during the early stages of the Clone Wars. (E3N)

Tovi
this farmhand worked for Sirloss Brill, tending the laca they raised. Tovi was stung by a preying makthier while trying to prevent the swarming creatures from carrying off the laca. Note that this man is also referred to as Tovis. (COG)

Tovric
this man tried to assassinate Ambassador Kollrin at the Ace of Sabres establishment on Kluistar, but was intercepted by Dunan Par'Ell before he could complete the deed. Tovric was imprisoned, and never heard from again. (WSV)

Towan
this young boy was a member of The Young, during the decade leading up to the Battle of Naboo. Towan was unable to let go of the bigotry instilled in him by his Daan parents, and was constantly getting in trouble with Nield. (DOD)

Towani, Catarine
Catarine was married to Jeremitt Towani, and they had two children, Mace and Cindel. Their shuttle crashed on the forest moon Endor following a systems failure, and they were forced to fend for themselves. Catarine and Jeremitt were captured by the giant Gorax and held prisoner until their children, along with help from the Ewoks, were able to rescue them. Unfortunately, she was killed when the Marauders from Endor's rocky wastes attacked their encampment. (EA)

Towani, Cindel
Cindel was the younger of the two Towani children, and the four-year-old daughter of Catarine and Jeremitt. When their shuttle crashed on Endor, Cindel and her brother, Mace, were separated from their parents. They were taken in by Wicket and his Ewok family, who helped them rescue Cindel's parents from the Gorax. Following the death of her other family members at the hands of the Marauders, Cindel and Wicket were taken in by Noa Briqualon, who helped her defeat the Marauders. She lived with Noa for several years, until the Battle of Endor occured. By this time, Cindel had grown into a young woman, and was eager to make her own way in the galaxy. She decide to join the efforts of the fledgling New Republic, after witnessing first-hand the construction and destruction of the second Death Star. She went into journalism after graduating from college, and became one of the primary founders and contributors to The Life Monitor news service. In this role, Cindel was given access to the recorded testimony of Plat Mallar by Hiram Drayson, which allowed her to leak the story of the Yevethan attack on Polneye. The story's publication swayed the government to adopt a more sympathetic stance to the refugees of the Black Fleet Crisis. (EA, BFE, TT, SWDB)

Towani, Jeremitt
Jeremitt was married to Catarine Towani, and they had two children, Mace and Cindel. Their shuttle crashed on the forest moon Endor following a systems failure, and they were forced to fend for themselves. Jeremitt and Catarine were captured by the giant Gorax and held prisoner until their children, along with help from the Ewoks, were able to rescue them. Unfortunately, he was killed when the Marauders from Endor's rocky wastes attacked their encampment. (EA, BFE)

Towani, Mace
Mace was the older of the two Towani children, and the teen-aged son of Catarine and Jeremitt. When their shuttle crashed on Endor, Mace and his sister, Cindel, were separated from their parents. He was quick to anger, and was fiercely protective of his sister. They were taken in by Wicket and his Ewok family, who helped them rescue Mace's parents from the Gorax. Unfortunately, when the Marauders attacked their encampment several months later, Mace was killed along with his parents. (EA, BFE, SWDB)

Tower
this modified YT-1300 transport was owned and operated by Rycar Ryjerd. It was armed with a pair of fire-linked laser cannons and two ion cannons. (SSR)

Tower Droid
this unusual automaton was developed by Tig Fromm,and served as a mobile weapons platform. It moved about on six pneumatic tires, which were puncture-resistant and provided a measure of shock absorption. Atop the engine-housing base, the tower droid was a cylindrical tower which housed the weapons, which included four laser cannons and a repulsor-ball launcher. It was rumored that more thn 430 of these automatons were produced for deployment on Ingo, but it was unknown how many survived the break-up of the Fromm organization by Boba Fett. (EGD)

Tower of Law
this was the primary governmental building found on the planet Bimmisaari during the early years of the New Republic. Standing just a couple of stories over a open-air market, the Tower of Law was dominated by large rooms that were decorated by wonderful tapestries. The Tower was erected near the marketplace many centuries before the Battle of Yavin, since the marketplace served as a crossroads for many Bimm societies. Although the marketplace itself changed over the years, the Tower of Law remained as a symbol of Bimm government. (HTTE)

Tower Ridge
this rocky outcropping, on the outskirts of Mos Eisley, on Tatooine, was the home of Slag Flats. (TM)

Tower, Griggor
this Imperial Admiral was placed in command of the garrison on Gamandar, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. Distinguished by his rakish goatee and a reddish, cybernetic eye that replaced his lost left eye, Tower ruled Gamandar with an iron fist. He quickly subjugated the population, and extracted much of the planet's natural resources in just a few years, while acting on plans that were masterminded by Darth Vader himself. Shortly before the Battle of Endor, Tower tried to assassinate Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa on Iskalon, thanks to a tip from Kendle. Shortly afterward, Tower was approached by Lando Calrissian, who disguised himself and used the alias of Barpotomous Drebble. "Drebble" wanted to settle a score with Tay Vanis, and Tower was willing to support his mission of revenge. However, unknown to Lando, Admiral Tower knew that he was acting the part of Drebble, and only agreed to work with "Drebble" to ensure the capture of more Alliance agents. Unfortunately for Admiral Tower, however, the droid K3PX was reporting on his activities to Lord Vader. It relayed information on the use of a missile to destroy the city of Pavillion, which was deemed excessive use of force by the Dark Lord. Vader personally traveled to Gamandar to arrest and execute Tower for his actions. (MC75, MC76, GMR1)

Towers of Pantolomin
this profitable tourist resort is owned by Galaxy Tours. (CSA)

Towith, Rhain
this Imperial Moff was placed in charge of the Kadok Regions, during the height of the New Order. He found himself at a loss as to how he could bring the Bitthaevrians, and especially the m'Yalfor'ac Order, under Imperial control. (AIR)

Tow-motor
this was the generic term used to describe any repulsorlift engine that was designed to carry a load of cargo behind it. Tow-motors were given simply instructions by an operator, but were otherwise automated. Little more than the engine itself and a set of connection points, the tow-motor was attached to a flatbed or cargo bin, which it dragged along behind it. (HSL)

Towon
this fictional Rodian clan was the antagonist of the renowned drama, Kinzic. The clan was utterly destroyed when Kinzic set off a thermal detonator in the midst of Towon celebration. (PSG)

Tow-raft
developed on the planet Dellalt, tow-rafts were simply flat-bed ferries that were dragged across the surface of the water by the Swimming People of Dellalt. (HSL)

Tox
meaning "quick-witted", this was one of the most common names among Rodian males. These names generally described characteristics of historical individuals, and different Rodian clans used up to three names to describe an individual. (GCG)

Tox Don
this male Rodian served as an aide to Senator Onaconda Farr, during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. (OWS)

Toxico
this was the one of the largest suppliers of industrial-use chemicals on the planet Coruscant, during the last years of the Old Republic. Many of the products Toxico produced were used to exterminate the wide variety of vermin found in the underworld of Galactic City. (HNN5)

Toxis Metals
this mining and extraction corporation was based on the planet Af'El, where it operated a number of mines. Note - is this the same as Hctaqsas Metals? (SWJ10)

Toxus Li
this spike-haired humanoid was wanted for several crimes some six years after the Battle of Endor. Boba Fett captured him, although he only brought back the head to collect his bounty. (BF)

Toy Dampner
this blue-skinned, avian being was considered one of the Outer Rim Territories' best podracer pilots, around the time that Anakin Skywalker won the Boonta Eve Classic. (RAC)

Toydaria
this swamp-covered planet was located in Hutt Space, within the Mid Rim, and was the homeworld of the Toydarian race. Its surface was composed of nutrient-rich muck, which pooled and puddled into lakes and ponds. The closest thing to landmasses found on the planet were thick mats of algae which floated on top of the swamps. (IG1, IWE1, WOTC)

Toydarian
this was a race of small, winged humanoids with stout bodies and beaklike noses which was native to the planet Toydaria. Their skin was usually blue-green to pink on the dorsal side and cream-colored on the ventral side, and their snouts are studded with short, thick tusks. Like the Hutts, Toydarians are immune to the effects of the Force due to the unusual compostion of their brain. Despite their heavy-set appearance, the Toydarian's stomach and bodily tissues were filled with gases which made them more bouyant. This allowed them to remain in the air while their wings beat rapidly, about ten times a second. The average Toydarian could walk on their thin legs, but spent more time flying in order to stay out of the reach of the land-based predators found on their homeworld of Toydaria. As a people, Toydarians were known for their shrewd business sense. This manifested itself as greed in lesser individuals, while more legitimate Toydarians were loyal and proud of their accomplishments. (SW1, IG1, WOTC)

Toydarian Print
this was a slang term used during the last years of the Old Republic to describe the "fine print" - all the information on the obscure terms and conditions, often buried in a document or written in small fonts - in a contract or document. (YDR)

To-yel
this Gotal found a home on the planet Narg where he could escape the constant buzz of electromagnetic radiation found on other worlds. He was quite happy on Narg, which made him something of a rarity among the non-human population there. To-yel was unable to master the technique of blocking out the electromagnetic emissions from other lifeforms, and got severe headaches in populated areas. To-yel frequented the Free Access Grill during the Imperial occupation of Narg, where he spent most of his time carving small wooden figures. He was known to be a cheerful and friendly patron. (TA)

Toz
this grain was grown on the planet Merisee, and was the base for the brewed beverage Utoz. (PG3)

Tozzin Foods
the chief rival of Attakril Meats, this food supplier was based on the planet Merisee. (PG3)

T-P-C4
this live-organism transport container was produced by Kolocast Consumer Goods, and was designed to transport pets during interstellar journeys. (GFT)

T'Ples
known as Harrowmere, or the Lake of Trials, this was the largest ocean found on the planet Goroth Prime. (GSE)

TR-14a Land Cruiser
developed and manufactured by Mekuun, this personal speeder was designed for affluent beings who wanted to travel in style. Built to resemble anceint wheeled carriages, the TR-14a was an ornate vehicle that had to be custom-ordered. They could be decorated with any number of features, including family crests, scrollwork, and luxurious upholstery. The frame of each TR-14a was custom-made to its owner's specifications, although the basic design had a central passenger compartment set behind two main engines. Repulsorlifts were located in two small outriggers, and an open-air seating area was located at the rear. The TR-14a also had room for up to eight passengers and 200 kilograms of cargo. (AEG)

TR-62
this was the model number of BlasTech's auto-cushioning tripod, which was used to support the BlasTech E-Web repeating blaster. (EGW)

TR-889
this was Major Tierce's stormtrooper ID during the time he served under Grand Admiral Thrawn aboard the Chimaera. (SOP)

T'ra Saa
this Jedi Master was the watchman of the planetary sector which contained the twin planets of Kiffex and Kiffu, during the years surrounding the Battle of Naboo. A tall, female Neti, T'ra Saa often moved about in humanoid form, with yellow skin and a collection of thick tendrils atop her head in the place of hair. She lacked a prominent nose, instead having a pair of small flaps in between her eyes. It was T'ra Saa who first discovered the resurgence of Dark Side energy that eminated from Volfe Karkko, after the Anzati was released from his stasis field by Aayla Secura. When Master T'ra Saa arrived at Kiffex to investigate, she was shot down by the Guardians of Kiffu and stranded on the planet. She eventually met up with Quinlan Vos and the two Jedi Masters, Tholme and Zao, and their combined strength helped them defeat the Anzati Sith magician. During the Clone Wars, she was one of the many Jedi Masters who reluctantly assumed the rank of General for the Old Republic, and saw action on Devaron and Geonosis during this time. Some seventeen months after the Battle of Geonosis, Master Saa was badly wounded on Null, when the Republic's forces were attacked by bounty hunters from the Crimson Nova chapter. In order to survive, she pulled a stand of trees down atop their position, hoping that Jedi Master Mace Windu would eventually find them. During the fight, however, Nazzer managed to recover her lightsaber, in order to claim the bounty on her life. Windu arrived shortly afterward and located their position, but Master Saa was forced to spend a great deal of time in a bacta tank to recover from her wounds. As she recovered, Master Saa worked with the seemingly mindless body of Depa Billaba, working diligently to try and return the female Jedi to her normal self. It was during this period of reflection that Mace Windu returned from The Rig, and gave back the lightsaber she had lost on Null. Note that the officialStar Wars website refers to this Jedi Master as Tr'a Saa. (DRKN, WOTC, RSF)

Traal, Zeta
this icy woman served the Imperial Diplomatic Corps as a Captain, and was known as an excellent scout. Her report on the planet Velmor, which prescribed the orbital bombardment of the Tol Velmoc Mountains, was intercepted by the natives of the planet and never made it to the Empire. Thus, Velmor was spared destruction, even though it was forced to suffer through Imperial occupation. Traal installed herself as the Imperial attache' who served as Prince Anod's advisor, during his training to become King. She approached Korl Marcus, believing that his lack of identification only lent credence to his bounty hunting skills, to kill Prince Denid and ensure Anod's succession to the throne. She wasn't aware that Marcus was really Luke Skywalker, but she needed to ensure that Anod was named King of Velmor. In the melee that resulted from the botched "assassination," Traal killed Anod. She later was forced to kill Jedidiah, who attacked her while she was hunting for Luke. This gave Luke an opening to knock Traal unconscious. Denid then had her imprisoned for crimes against Velmor. (LTA2, WOTC, MC49)

Tra'ang'a
this was the native language of the Ret people. During the centuries following the conquering of Gelefil by the Annoo-dat, the Ret stopped using the Tra'ang'a language, and adopted the Dat-an language of the Annoo-dat. (DM111)

Tra'avis
this Jedi Master was gunned down by the clone troopers of Aiwha Squad, which he was commanding on the planet Garqi, when the command to execute Order 66 was given at the end of the Clone Wars. (CWA4)

Trabler
this huge, well-muscled man was a member of the Imperial Security Bureau at the height of the New Order. Known more for his strength than his mind - it was rumored he could pull the head off an Ithorian with his bare hands - he was assigned to missions that required physical manipulation. Trabler was also unswervingly loyal to the Emperor. His last mission was accompanying Ysanne Isard to Darkknell in order to recover the stolen plans to the first Death Star. Trabler was killed during the mission, caught in a cross-fire between Isard and Hal Horn. Trabler and Isard had attempted to eliminate Horn, but the Corellian managed to gain the upper hand in the exchange. When Trabler tried to attack Horn with a knife, Horn shot him through the chest. (TFNR)

Tracc'sorr
this Coynite term translated into Basic as "sworn allegiance." (PG3)

Trace, Arvel
this former Imperial governor of Sesid built up a large security force to keep the system in line. He supported the dictators Feynir and Maeril in hopes of getting their nations to work together peacefully. (GG12)

Trace-breather
a device which uses cartridges of gas to provide respiratory elements to races which cannot breathe certain atmospheres. The cartridge contains a limited supply of gas, which is expelled over time when the cartridge is inserted into a special breathing mask. The cartridges must be continually replaced if the individual remains out of its normal environment for too long. (TJP)

Tracedart
this small projectile is used in a game of skill. Each player must throw their darts at a gameboard. The dart literally traces a line to the target. There are various methods to scoring a tracedart match. (CSA)

T'racen, Dunc
this young Mistryl woman was teamed up with Shada D'ukal shortly after the Battle of Endor, so that the younger woman could learn more about the galaxy around her. When the two Mistryl were contracted to transport Ghitsa Dogder, Fenig Nabon, and a cargo of Twi'leki dancers from Ryloth to Nal Hutta, both Mistryl tried to renege on the deal, claiming it was slavery. However, their investigation into the contract and their interviews with the dancers revealed nothing illegal. Nonetheless, Dunc was constantly at odds with Ghitsa during their flight. Ghitsa needled her at every opportunity, and it was all Dunc could do to keep from shooting her dead. (TFNR)

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