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Brightgum
this chewable food acts as a stimulant. (BTS)

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

Brightsick
this was a Basic term used by the Twi'leks of Ryloth to describe any being who was driven temprarily insane by exposure to the planet's harsh sunlight. (SBS)

Brightstar, Jamie
this was the alias used by Matt Turhaya to avoid being identified by Imperial forces on Kabaira. (SWJ7)

Brigia
this planet was located in the Tion Hegemony. It had a fairly sensitive ecosystem, and all incoming ships required phase-one decontamination before landing. It was a very backwater world, having just a single spaceport and very few natural resources. During the height of the New Order, Brigia was to have been the site of a fledgling university which was part of the University of Rudrig. The New Regime tried to stop its establishment, but their efforts were undermined when the true nature of the New Regime was revealed. During the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, Brigia was overrun during the second wave of attacks. (HSL, HT)

Brigian
this humanoid race was native to Brigia. They were tall, thin beings with purple skin and small, deep red eyes. During the early years of the New Order, the Brigian people were forced to submit to the whims of the New Regime. They were unable to pursue higher education, and their planetary treasury was raided by the New Regime's leaders to purchase war machines to help solidify their position of power. However, after Han Solo and Hissal exposed the true nature of the New Regime, the Brigians began to rebel, and eventually earned their freedom. (HSL)

Briil Twins
see Briil, Lozira and Briil, Rewinda (HSR, CSA)

Briil, Lozira
this woman was one of the smugglers who used to work with Han Solo and Roa. Lozira and her twin sister, Rewinda, were killed in a starship firefight in the Tion Hegemony, during the early years of the New Order. (HSR, CSR)

Briil, Rewinda
this woman was one of the smugglers who used to work with Han Solo and Roa. Rewinda and her twin sister, Lozira, were killed in a starship firefight in the Tion Hegemony, during the early years of the New Order. (HSR, CSA)

Brik
this man served as a Sergeant in the Thaereian Navy during the height of the Clone Wars. (LFCW)

Bril
a common name given to Twi'lek males, this name meant "wind". (GCG)

Brila Industrial Supplies
this company, owned and operated by Tanass Brila, was also a front for Alliance business. (HAS)

Brila, Renia
this woman was a doctor, but was also an Alliance underground cell member. She and her husband, Tanass, operated a safehouse out of their residence at 16AA889 Starfield Road. She was a respected physician, and was recruited into the Alliance when a foster agent recognized that they truly disliked the Empire. Renia and Tanass agreed to help the Alliance, and stopped outwardly working against the Empire to help cover their actions. (HAS)

Brila, Tanass
this man owned and operated Brila Industrial Supplies. He and his wife, Renia, also were members of the local Alliance rebel cell, and operated a safehouse in their residence at 16AA889 Starfield Road. They had been married for twenty years at the time of the Battle of Yavin, and Tanass had tried to fight the Empire through legal avenues and peaceful protests. Tanass' efforts caught the eye of an Alliance foster agent, who recruited the Brilas into the local cell. The Brilas abandoned their protests and appeals and went back to living a "normal" life, all as part of their cover. There were also rumors that Tanass had laundered money for Black Sun, but this rumor was never substantiated. (HAS)

Briletto
this small weapons manufacturer produced sophisticated weaponry for the battle droids of the Confederacy of Independent Systems, during the height of the Clone Wars. (SWI80)

Brilf Greepto
this was a noted member of the Rybet civilization. (UANT)

Brill, Foga
this Imperial warlord controlled the Prakith System during the years after the reign of Grand Admiral Thrawn. Brill was, at one time, the Director of Investigation for the Republic Judicial Department. He was also one of the first to welcome the changes brought about by the institution of the New Order, since it established new levels of law and order throughout the galaxy. After the death of Emperor Palpatine at the Battle of Endor, Brill declared himself a warlord and took command of the Imperial naval forces arrayed over Prakith. He held the planet for many years, but his isolation from the Imperial Remnant eventually forced him to cede control of the planet to the New Republic. (SOL, PH)

Brill, Sirloss
this farmer owned a large herd of laca in the Quantrax Creek region of the planet Makthierse. He tried to submit and insurance claim to cover the loss of a large number laca, which he discovered had been carried off by swarms of preying makthiers. (COG)

Brilliant
this New Republic Nebula-class Star Destroyer, stationed at Coruscant, was the first ship sent to keep the Aramadia from leaving the planet. (BTS)

Bril'nilim
this Twi'lek male served the New Republic military as a Colonel. He was in charge of the troopers who supported the defense of Dantooine against the Yuuzhan Vong. (DTO)

Brin Bimdin
this Advozse male, the son of Bom Vimdin, was one of Zsall Dubrotin's most trusted agents during the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. Brin was as amazing a pilot as his father, a trait that helped him escape many a Yuuzhan vong patrol. (GMR4)

Brin, D'voras
this extraordinary smuggler was known for his thick, black beard and black clothing. He wore a blaster holster that had been specially modified to allow him a faster draw, which was especially useful because of the size of the pared-down repeating blaster he carried. He always seemed to be in control, and had the uncanny knack of knowing what was going happen next. A tall, unkempt man, Brin was adept at playing both sides of the Galactic Civil War, and didn't care about who hired him as long as the credits were good. (GMH)

Brinaloy N'Vaari
this Devaronian female was the granddaughter of a former Provincial Governor of Abregado-rae and the last surviving member of her family. She was trained to be an actress, and was skilled in the art of impersonation. After A'jindre Skrigatov arranged the assassination of her grandfather, Brinaloy found herself being put upon by Skrigatov's goons. Shortly after the Battle of Yavin, she was forced into an engagement to Skirgatov, but went into hiding to get away from him. She used her skills as an impersonator to take up the persona of a Twi'leki female, and managed to avoid a great deal of Skrigatov's manipulations. (ND)

Brindibarr
this starport city was located on the planet Torina. (OE)

Brine Eel
a vicious, predatory eel known for its fierce, intraspecies battles. (SA)

Brine Eyes-Li
this male Gran was an assassin for the RavinsBlud syndicate during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo, although he was ostensibly employed by Sebolto. A bounty was issued for his capture by the Pixelito Grand Council, in connection with several deaths that occurred on Malastare during the years following the Battle of Naboo. The bounty was claimed by Jango Fett, when the bounty hunter traveled to Malastare to meet with Sebolto. (BH)

Bringbit, Lillea
this woman was a frequent patron of the Coruscant underworld during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. (SWI75)

Bringe
this was a common name given to male Duros children. The name Bringe came from the term meaning "honest". (GCG)

Bringe
a male Duro, and tract mate to Probos, Bringe was actually an alias used by Ohwun DeMaal. Together, Bringe and Probos were starcharters working for the Empire. They were charting the space beyond the Outer Rim, when they happened to be in the Mos Eisley cantina when Obi-Wan and Luke approached Han Solo for passage to Alderaan. A graduate of the Duro Academy of Deep Space Exploration, he can boast no less than 3 unguided trips through hyperspace. He and Probos know of a huge deposit of Helixell somewhere in the Outer Rim or beyond, but they have not told anyone where it is. (SW, SCRE, GMR2)

Bringe
this male Mon Calamari was once a worker in the mines along the Alopia Rift, until an accident badly damaged his body. Unable to exist at normal atmospheric pressures, Bringe was forced to live the rest of his life in an articulated environment suit. Since he was no long able to find work as a miner, Bringe turned to bounty hunting. He worked out of both Aquarius and Foamwander City, and traveled the galaxy in his starship Bathysphere. During the early years of the New Order, Bringe accepted a long-term bounty to take out Colonel Guarran, and he spent many years waiting for the right time to eliminate him. (GORW)

Brinkan
this Imperial Moff was in charge of the Tragan Sector during the Galactic Civil War. He had arranged to collect stolen plans for the X-Wing starfighter from the traitorous Ral Shawgrim, but Shawgrim failed to deliver them. He placed a bounty on Shawgrim's head, but never found him. (SWJ4)

Brin'shak
this Twi'leki "talent scout" provided a group of Twi'lek female dancers to Durga the Hutt for his entertainment. The transfer of the dancers was negotiated through the Mistryl, who agreed to provide the transport needed to get the dancers from Ryloth to Nal Hutta. Brin'shak negotiated the transfer through Ghitsa Dogder, who met with much resentment and resistance from the Mistryl sent to fly the dancers, Shada D'ukal and Dunc T'racen. While everyone insisted it wasn't slavery, Brin'shak and his clan were under contract to receive eighty percent of the dancers; income from Durga while they performed. However, Ghitsa was not about to sell the dancers into slavery. She arranged to have it look like the Karazak Slavers Guidl stole the dancers, and also sliced into Brin'shak's computer and made it look like Brin'shak had been taking payments from Karazak all along. This ensured that the Shak clan would not be doing much business in slavery. (TFNR)

Brintooin
this planet was used by the Empire as a recruiting station for its Hell's Hammers units. Brintooin was a world of temperate plains, deserts, swamplands, and very few mountains. (ISB, SWJ15)

Brinwell, Riij
this Sector Ranger held the rank of Sergeant during the Galactic Civil War, and was stationed in Parmic Sector. (MTSE)

Brionelle Memorial Military Academy
a Republic-based institution founded on Chandrila, the Brionelle Academy was responsible for the education of virtually every officer who ever served in the Chandrilan Defense Fleet. (DESB, CCW)

Briqualon, Noa
Noa was a young and brash star pilot when he and his friend, Salek Weet, decided to leave their jobs and travel the universe. Some six years before the Battle of Naboo, their first flight met with trouble while traveling through the Monsua Nebula, and they were forced to land their ship on Endor. Their crystal oscillator had blown, and Salek went to find one. Noa waited and waited, but Salek never returned. Salek's father, the noted kloo horn soloist Jimke Weet, spent every last credit he owned trying to locate them. Noa created a good life for himself in the forests of Endor, even befriending a small creature named Teek. However, his isolation also made him grumpy and stern, and when he encountered Cindel Towani and Wicket the Ewok, he gruffly asked them to leave. In his heart, though he couldn't throw the two out into the wilderness, and he took them under his wing. He offered them the comforts of his tree house, and later agreed to help them recover the crystal oscillator the Marauders stole from the Towani shuttle. With the oscillator in hand, he rallied the Ewoks and helped them defeat the Marauders. After getting the oscillator to work, he took Cindel and left Endor to try and return to human civilization. (BFE, HNN4, GMR9)

Brishkah
this was one of the more common names used by Trandoshan hunters. Like most Trandoshan names, it was reserved for males, but could be adopted by those rare females who became hunters. In the Trandoshan language, the name meant "hunts with his eyes closed". Although it was generally assumed that this name referred to the great skill of a hunter, it could also be used as an insult. (GCG)

B'risko, Ash
this young man was a freighter pilot during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. He met the Jedi Knight Vydel Dir'Nul when she was on a routine assignment, and the two fell in love. Unfortunately, Ash later became the first victim of the serial killer known as Kardem. (T17)

Brisnell
this man ran afoul of a group of pirates in the Outer Rim Territories, and was tortured by a modified EV-series supervisory droid. (FTD)

Briss
this was the name of a noted Spiner individual. (UANT)

Briss, Timma
this bald-headed female was a native of Corulag, and was wanted by Pok Nar-Ten for the theft of datafiles from the Klatooinan Trade Guild. During her flight, she met up with Bolabo Hujaan, and went to work for the Sullustan as a computer slicer. (ND)

Brissalon Chemical Consolidated
this manufacturer produced several chemical-based, personal defense weapons, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (GFT)

Brist
one of the three major continents on the planet Pantolomin. Note that the Thrawn Trilogy Sourcebook names this continent Brint. (DFRSB, TTSB)

Bristag
this was the Mandalorian word for 'starship'. (KOTOR)

Bristing
this flowering plant was native to the planet Chandrila. (EVR)

Bristlemelon
this fruit was grown in the hydroponic gardens of Tatooine, during the last decades of the Old Republic. (TG)

Brit, Olander
this man was a Major with the Alliance's armed forces during the Battle of Endor. He had defected to the Alliance with Panno, and served the Alliance as a communications officer. (CCG11)

Brite Boyz
this was a group of elite mercenaries who were part of the Bright Sun group. (MBC)

Britteth
this large insect is often grown on farms and killed for its flesh. The creature secretes a certain enzyme as it dies, as a reaction to the pain of its death. The more pain the creature is in when it dies, the tastier the flesh. (POT)

Bri'vin
a member of Page's Commandos, Bri'vin is the team's "scrounger," in charge of procuring supplies while the team is in the field. (HTSB)

Brixbrax Ux-Rox
this Vashan bodhi was the leader of the group that lived and worked in the Cave of Memory, on the moon of Mina, during the early years of the New Republic. Brixbrax was known for his ability to discern memories hidden in objects of art, and he learned that he could use this ability to turn a tidy profit. By placing an object in the first of his antestomachs, Brixbrax claimed to be able to draw details from as far back as several hundreds of years' worth of owners. In reality, Brixbrax was an expert on the Inner and Outer Zuma regions and their sentient species, and drew from an encyclopedic knowledge of their histories to fashion his memories. Many claimed that Brixbrax was a fake, but others claimed that his knowledge of the Zuma Regions only made his discoveries come faster and with more accuracy. (GMR9)

Brix-C
this chemical was developed by Merr-Sonn for use in controlling mobs and crowds. When sprayed from the R-88 Suppressor weapon, Brix-C took on an aerosol form which could be absorbed through the skin or inhaled. Once Brix-C entered the target's bloodstream, they were rendered safely unconscious. (WOTC)

Brizzit
this insectoid race was native to the planet Jandoon. (CCG)

B'rknaa
an unusual race of creatures that are composed of ash and stone, the B'rknaa were discovered on the planetoid Indobok. They have a group mind, and are animated by the force emitted from Indobok's energy crystals. The B'rknaa can, when the need arises, combine themselves into a single entity. The planetoid Indobok is, itself, a huge adult B'rknaa. They mature into the energy crystals, which have the property of amplifying the power output of many generators. Jace Forno tried to take the crystals off the moon, but was foiled by R2-D2 and C-3PO. (DRO)

Br'lai
this was the Kriek goddess of ocean fires. Legends held that an ancient race of starfarers once traveled to Kriekaal. Their shaman, Ssiskor, provoked Br'lai to fury, and she made the molten oceans rise up and swallow all of the visitors. (SWJ13)

Br'ng
this Sullustan discovered that one out of every six members of his species could wear a Mon Calamari organic gil and not suffer an allergic reaction. (GUN)

Broadaxe Squadron
this Imperial fighter group was part of the fleet assigned to the Iron Fist by Warlord Zsinj. They were assigned to assist the false 181st Fighter Group during their protection of the planet Comkin Five, which Zsinj believed was the target of a New Republic raid. The information about the raid, gained from Gara Petothel, proved accurate, and the two squadrons were thrust into battle. Gara joined the Broadaxe group for the battle, and was able to send off a coded message to Wraith Squadron during the fight. (SOC)

Broadberry Meadow
located in the city of Theed, on the planet Naboo, this secluded park could only be reached by boat. It was situated on a point of land on the edge of the city's cliff, between two tributary forks of the Solleu River. (IWE1)

Broadcap Bomb
manufactured on the planet Adumar, these are large explosives named for the shape of the debris cloud it forms. They were nicknamed Punch-and-Pops, because of the way they explode. The shell actually penetrates the ground for several meters before exploding, and were capable of taking out several city blocks. (SOA)

Broadleaf
this was the name given to a wide ranges of species of deciduous trees, including variations that were native the mountain regions of the planet Caluula and the steppes of Drongar. (UF, MJH)

Broadside
this Wookiee worked as the bartender at the Starboard Broadside Club, aboard Omze's Incredible Traveling Starport. An obese creature, Broadside's girth only added to his formidable appearance. It was rumored that Broadside once fought with Omze'kehr Kahr on Loovria, and that he used part of the money he had saved to purchase the Wookiee's contract. (PSPG)

Broadwalk
this was the name given to the grassy expanse found just outside the city of Ugnorgrad, on the floating facility known as the Ugnaught Surface. It was a popular tourist attraction during the early years of the New Republic, and the waters surrounding the Broadwalk drew many fishermen to the shoreline. (PH)

Brobius
this Bith worked as the chief steward aboard Omze's Incredible Traveling Starport, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. He was in charge of maintaining the accommodations within the General Quarters passenger area. (PSPG)

Broca
this huge, reptilian predator was native to the swamps of Altair 9. (TCD)

Brochiib
one of the Trianii colony worlds. (CSA)

Brocklander
this corporation produced a variety of slender starship designs during the last decades of the Old Republic. Among them were the Gozanti cruiser and the Taylander shuttle. Note that the name Brocklander is refuted in Star Wars Insider magazine, Issue 65, as being the early production name for the Gozanti and Taylander craft. (TCG1, SWI65)

Brodan
this corporation manufactured droid manipulation devices, such as heavy-duty arms and retractors. (DWK)

Brodo Asogi
this planet was a member world of the Old Republic. It was the homeworld of a race of large-eyed, puddle-footed beings. (COD)

Brodogon Consortium
this shadowy organization purchased a group of Rutien Twi'lek siblings from Krayn and his pirate crew, some years after the Battle of Naboo. The siblings were septuplets, and they commanded a high price from the slavers. (JQC)

Brodsport Mining Corporation
this mining operation was based on the planet Danuta. One of its assistant managers, Rel Farley, was a supporter of the Alliance, and supplied a cover story that helped Kyle Katarn infiltrate the planet. (SFE)

Broest
this planet was the primary world in a system of the same name, located in the Core. It was the site of an agricultural world owned by the Salliche Ag Corporation. The workers there revolted against Salliche Ag following the Battle of Endor. (SWJ2, SOC)

Brogune
this alien race was distinguished by its four eyes. (APS)

Broig
this was a common name among the Elom race. (UANT)

Brojtal, Jared
this Imperial officer held the rank of Sub-Commander shortly before the Battle of Hoth. His son was killed at the Syndaar Military Academy, when a spore bomb made by Ort Hoogra-D'En exploded on the campus. He vowed to make the Alliance and other rebels pay for the death. To that end, he hunted Ort Hoogra-D'En down, using his contacts in the Imperial Office of Criminal Investigations to learn when and where bounties were placed on his head. When Brojtal learned that the Ho'Din had holed up in his base on Pallaxides, Brojtal took the Marduk and tried to capture him there. However, a group of bounty hunters captured Hoogra-D'En before Brojtal could. (ND)

Brok
this Drach'nam was one of two guards amployed by Chay Praysh that were burned by Mara Jade during her first attempte to escape from Praysh's palace on Torpris. (TFNR)

Brok Ziamzun
this being was the brains behind the illegitimate operations of the White Thranta shipping center in Mos Eisley, on the planet Tatooine, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. Brok had contacts in all the major smuggling centers, and moved all manner of merchandise through his facility. When he was killed by an Imperial spy, it was discovered that much of his acquired goods was desired by both the Empire and the Alliance, and both sides rushed to intercept the shipments. Before it could be fully recovered, however, the cargo was broken up and sold to several parties. (SWGAL)

Broken Circle
this was the name of an encrypted datafile obtained by Denetrus from the computer records of Vox Chun, aboard the BioCruiser, during Obi-Wan Kenobi's investigation of the ship. Obi-Wan later surmised that Broken Circle referred to the defunct Offworld Mining corporation, the name referring to the crescent-shaped scar on Xanatos' cheek. Further investigation revealed that the Broken Circle plan called for a full-scale evacuation of the BioCruiser, during which time Offworld droids would board the ship to "rescue" it. In reality, the droids would be stealing the treasury of this ship, which was made up of the collective fortunes of its passengers. The ship would later be allowed to blow up, in an effort to make the passengers believe that their fortunes had been lost forever. (JAD)

Broken Gate
this was a form of unarmed combat practiced by the Jedi Knights, characterized by its basic moves: swing, stamp, strike, and throw. (YDR)

Broken Jaw
this was the name of Clabburn the Younger's pirate cruiser, a modified IrizMark-8 Sentinel-class military vessel. It was armed with a pair of ion cannons, a pair of assault laser cannons, and two tractor beam generators. Because of its small size, the Broken Jaw was often escorted by other craft, but its size allowed it to engage a target and escape with maneuverability and speed. The ship could accommodate up to forty pirates and 8,000 metric tons of stolen goods. (WOA34)

Broken Laser Bit
this rowdy tavern was located in the boomtown of Corestrike, on the planet Chrona. (SWJ12)

Broken People, The
see Toka (LCM)

Broken 'Spanner
this modified TL-1800 transport ship was owned by the smuggler Tiv Pocarno. The ship was old and run-down when he purchased it, and he had to spend every credit he had to keep it running. When he failed to make a payment to Torel Vorne, Tiv was killed and the Broken 'Spanner was impounded by Vorne's men. They continued to use it, although the ship rarely paid for itself because of its constant need for repairs. (SS)

Broken Trees, The
this group of scattered islands was located on the planet Veron, between the continents of Ablor and Vusi. The Gazaran people native to Veron believe the islands to be the remains of an ancient civiliation, possibly the first Gazaran to create their own society. Legend says that a huge storm swept waves of water over the lands, destroying the civilization and scattering the Gazaran to other continents. (PG1)

Broken Tusk, The
this disreputable establishment, located on the polluted world of Reuss VII, was considered by many to be the most vile place in the galaxy. Owned and operated by the Gamorrean brothers Greel and Gorge, The Broken Tusk was formed from the hull of their stolen starship, the Tolan's Tusk. Greel wanted to name the place "Greel's Good Place to Have Drink and Eat and the Get Into Fights," but Gorge got lost after 'drink,' so Greel named the place after the broken tusk Gorge suffered in the crash of the Tolan's Tusk. At the heart of The Broken Tusk was the Dool Arena, where the brothers staged personal combats between professional and amatuer fighters from across the Outer Rim. The battles were vicious, but more often ended in surrender than death. This was Greel's idea, and over time established a roster of "good" guys and "bad" guys that kept patrons coming back for more. (WSV, HAS)

Broken Wall Hill
this unusual rock formation, located on the planet Lok, was named for the way it resembled a crumbling wall. Slab-like stone formations rose out of the scrubby vegetation, giving the appearance of ruins. (SWGAL)

Brolis
this man served the Old Republic as a Commander in the Army of the Republic, during the early stages of the Clone Wars. Brolis and his clone troopers were orderd to secure the Fortress of Axion shortly after the Battle of Muunilinst, but they were decimated by the armies of the Confederacy of Independent Systems which surrounded it. All but Commander Brolis were shot and killed, and Brolis was left to call for reinforcements while holed up inside. The only being sent to extract him was Jedi Master Yoda, who defeated a particularly cunning Hailfire Droid in order to protect their escape. (SS3)

Brollo
this Gamorrean lived on the moon of Sulon, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. A mercenary for hire to the highest bidder, Brollo joined the Imperial forces who were searching for Morgan Katarn and any information he had on the location of the Valley of the Jedi. His friends were often quite happy to have Brollo around, since he was a poor gambler and often lost his weekly wages to his gambling buddies. (RAG)

Brollyx
this Assistant Viceprex in the Corporate Sector Authority's Security division served under Mirkovig Hirken on Etti IV. He blamed the Imperial Entertainers' Guild for the destruction of the Stars' End facility. (CSA)

Brolsam
this agricultural planet was located in Kathol Sector, on a branch of the Trition Trade Route between Torize and Kal'Shebbol. Much of the planet's agriculture was run by a colony of Fefze, who contributed greatly to the planet's development, both economically and artistically. During the early years of the New Republic, the population of the planet was locked in a guerrilla war with the Imperial forces which were controlling it. The Fefze were the most active, and recruited several Rodian and Human factions to help them disrupt Imperial activites. (DARK)

Brombek, Slide
this young man was an outlaw tech at the height of the Galactic Civil War. Slide is just a nickname, although he has long-since forgotten his real first name. (MTSE)

Bromial
this Doctor of Archaeology was a member of the Obroan Institute. He was to begin an exploration of the planet Kogan 6 as soon as Joto Eckels returned to the Institute with the Penga Rift. Because of the importance of Eckels' work, Bromial's expedition was put on hold for several months. (TT)

Brommstaad Mercenaries
a tough group of hoodlums which haunted Treasure Ship Row during the early years of the New Republic, they considered themselves outside the bounds of normal Corellian society. (TFE)

Bron
this man traveled to Cerea to bring as much technology to the planet as he could. He understood that the import of high-technology items was illegal, but he used the freedom afforded to off-worlders to incite the younger Cereans to demand them of their elders. Many of the elder Cereans, such as Ki-Adi-Mundi, believed that Bron was an outright liar, spinning wondrous tales of the Republic that were simply not true. However, as the elders tried to stop him, they realized that such actions would simply lend credence to his diatribes. When Ki was accused of the murder of a young male, Bron saw his chance to turn the tide of the elders. Despite the fact that the youth was actually killed when Maj-Odo-Nomor tried to use the Jedi's lightsaber, Bron continued to push his point that the elders could use technology when it suited them, but kept it from the younger members of society. He also used Maj as a sort of hero-figure, building him up in the minds of his peers as an unjustly imprisoned youth. However, it was all just a backdrop to his own schemes, which counted on the skills of Ephant Mon to import swoops and other high-technology equipment to Cerea in exchange for tecave and malium. When Ki managed to track Ephant Mon to Tatooine and discover information on the Hutt's connections to the Trade Federation, Bron backed down on his tirades and went into hiding. (PTR)

Bron
this name was given to female Zabrak, and meant "slender" - or, more literally, "works hungry". (GCG)

Bron
this was one of the most common given names used for human males throughout the galaxy. (GCG)

Bron Burs
this squid-like creature was a native of the southern region of Nentan. A loner, Burs was known as a crack shot and a reliable commando whose intuition was formidable. He sometimes worked with Debnoli. (CCG9)

Bron Kand'lar
this Bothan female was a member of the Alliance's Intelligence agency, and was responsible for providing information on the activities surrounding the Bilbringi shipyards during the Galactic Civil War. She was ordered to step down from active duty after several members of her clan were killed in an Imperial raid, but she refused to grieve and remained active. However, her effectiveness began to wane, and Bilbringi's effectiveness as a source of information declined. (CRO)

Bron, Arly
this smuggler was born on Nar Shaddaa, and operated the freighter Double Echo. He spent a large amount of his career in the Corporate Sector, and gave Han Solo the basic location of Doc's outlaw tech station. (RD)

Bronell
this Mon Calamari worked as a bounty hunter during the height of the Galactic Civil War. Bronell took on the challenge of hunting down an Alliance officer who owed a huge gambling debt to Jabba the Hutt, knowing that he could earn a huge paycheck from either Jabba or the Alliance. He later discovered that the officer also owed debts to a group of pirates, and decided to see which faction was willing to pay more for the officer's life. (SWGAL)

Bront
this planet's ecosystem was destroyed by an Imperial bombardment. (CRO)

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