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SpecOps
this was the shortened name of the Alliance's Special Operations division. A complimentary unit to the Special Forces division, SpecOps took on missions that were thrown together with little up-front planning. (ROE)

Spectacillin
this antibiotic drug was developed during the last decades of the Old Republic, and was useful in treating a number of races and conditions. It was considered a broad-spectrum RNA polymerase inhibitor to those in the medical profession. (MBS, MJH)

Specter Squadron
this Alliance starfighter group was stationed at the Renforia base. Their emblem was a solid black square marked with white gridlines. (CCG)

Specter Squadron
this specially-trained squadron of TIE Fighter pilots was assigned to Admiral Thrawn and the Admonitor during its tour of duty in the Unknown Regions. (SWJ11)

Spectrader Ring
an infamous group of outlaws, once led by Andews Rolo. (RC)

Spectre
one of two Nebulon-B frigates under the command of Lumiya, following the Battle of Endor. (SWG3)

SpecWar
this Imperial military manufacturing facility was attacked by the Alliance during the Galactic Civil War. Imperial forces were able to drive off the Alliance fleet. (TIE)

Spee
a planet which is home to a lisping species of reptiliods. (RPG)

Speed Globe
this sport is played with a medium-sized ball which is pliable to the touch but rather heavy. Inside is a small computer system which is programmed to move the ball about to avoid being caught by the members of two opposing teams. Once the speed ball was caught, the team had to line up in a chain and pass the ball from player to player until they could place it in the goal. The other team could try to get the ball out of their hands, and the ball itself continued to try and get away. (GOF9)

Speed Queen
this corvette was one of many ships investigated by Tenel Ka, Lowbacca, and Raynar Thul as possible carriers of a Yuuzhan Vong voxyn, some two years into the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. The ship was attacked and virtually destroyed near Froz, when a Yuuzhan Vong strike force attempted to kill the Jedi Knights aboard the Big Eye. (SBS)

Speeder Bike
small, one-man needle-shaped transports, these are like fast repulsorlift motorcycles. The front of the bike holds the maneuvering systems, while the rear holds the power source. A seat and rider controls are located over the power source. They were built as cheap, quick, personal transports and recreational vehicles, they can be easily adapted to law enforcement and military purposes. (ROTJ, DFR, SWSB, ISB)

Speeder Bike Races (Speed Kills)
this song, written and played by the band Deeply Religious, first appeared on the compilation Emperor of Air and Darkness. It was banned by the Imperial Board of Culture. (GG9)

Speeder Ferry
this repulsorcraft is used to transport multiple air- and landspeeders from one location to another. Primarily used by junkyards and speeder dealers, the speeder ferry slaves the dependent speeders to its navigation and propulsion systems, and moves them all at once. This allows the ferry to transport even non-functional speeders to their next destination. (KT)

Speeder Scooter
a small, repulsorlift transport built by Ubrickkian Industries, the speeder scooter is nothing more than a chair with an engine attached to it for propulsion. (SWSB)

Speeder Transport
any large shuttlecraft used to move V-wings. (DE1)

Speedy
this Sullustan starfighter pilot was assigned to Keyan Farlander's squadron. He was called Speedy by the human pilots because they could not pronounce his Sullustan name. (XW)

Spefik
Ranulf Trommer and his TIE Fighter squadron destroyed an anti-orbital ion cannon on this planet. (ROC)

Speizoc
manufacturers of terrestrial scanners and anti-vehicle weapons. (DFR, COJ)

Spek-Man
this near-Human was one of the key members of Alliance sleeper cel V-16, and was one of the few members of the cell personally known to Berren Sid Te'. Spek-Man spoke in a mixture of Basic and droid languages, although most of his speech is only understandable by droids. He had the attention span of a three-year-old Rodian, but was incredibly adept with anything mechanical or droid-related. He supplied much of the sleeper cell with its parts and droids, once a contact has been established. Spek-Man hated the Empire, although his motivations were never revealed. Many believed that the cybernetic arm and leg he wore were the result of an Imperial attack, but this was never proven. (CRO)

Spel, Hamiz
this Imperial agent was a member of the Intelligence Analysis bureau. (SWJ9)

Spell of the Seven Oaths, The
this was one of the most powerful spells that could be used by the shamans of the Ewok people. (SWDB)

Spellsayer
this was the name given to any being who purported to be able to read the future by casting spells aimed at a specific being. Spellsayers gained popularity during the years leading up to the Clone Wars, as beings from all over the galaxy wanted to know if they would survive the upheaval of the Old Republic. Spellsayers could be distinguished in a crowd by the distinctive teardrop-shaped emblem on their clothing. (VD2)

Spelunker Droid
this mining and escavation probe droid was produced by Arakyd during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. These cylindrical droids moved about on four segmented legs, and were equipped with a wide range of mineral and ore sensing technologies. When a site appeared to be worth mining, the Spelunker drilled a core sample, then placed an explosive charge in the hole for preliminary blasting, opeing the hole for larger mining equipment. Many of the Spelunker droids found in use before the Clone Wars were used by the Commerce Guild to mine inhospitable worlds. Later, the Spelunker served as the basis for the so-called chameleon droid used by the Confederacy of Independent Systems. (SWDB)

Spenori
this was a common name among the Zeltron people. (UANT)

Spenori
this Zeltron served as the Governor of the Southern Province on Zeltros, during the early years of the New Republic. (GMR1)

Spensor Kluub
this Twi'leki slicer was one of the best data decryptors found on Cloud City, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. When the Empire garrisoned the outpost and began cracking down on suspected rebel activity, Spensor - known to his friends as "Old Spens" - was captured and interrogated before being rescued by a team of Alliance agents. Unfortunately for Kluub, Kal Vorusk had slit his throat in an effort to kill him. The wound, though greivous, failed to kill him instantly, and Kluub was taken by the Alliance agents to Doctor Drase. The agents hoped that Old Spens would recover and help them decode some data given to them by Silver Fur. Kluub managed to survive, and altered the Alliance agent to the fact that Govin Thane knew they were on Cloud City and was waiting to ambush them. (GMR3)

Spenter
an Alliance X-Wing pilot killed in action over M'haeli. (ROC)

Sperin
this planet was located in the Palaquin System of Bajic Sector. (GG11)

Sperinad University
a famous institute of higher learning founded on Esseles. (SWJ8)

Spero
a Ho'Din living in the Southern Underground of Coruscant during the Galactic Civil War. He was a trusted friend of Leia Organa's, and helped her locate Prince Xizor's palace. (SE)

Spet
this Shyriiwook word was used as the prefix to many Wookiee names. It translated into Basic as "famed", "legendary", or "revered", and could be combined with one or more suffixes to form a complete Wookiee name. (GMR10, GCG)

Spetbecca
this Wookiee ran the Great Hoary Mastmot Trading Station on Toola during the early years of the Empire. The Wookiee took in Haaken Baranar, after the free trader was mauled by a snow demon some ten years before the Battle of Yavin, and helped get the big man back to health. However, a group of bounty hunters captured Spetbecca and took him away. Baranar remained on Toola, maintaining the Trading Station in hopes that Spetbecca would return. The Wookiee, however, was not seen again. (SWJ10)

Spetzna
this cellulose-based foodstuff is highly indigestible to those species that have trouble assimilating cellulose. (RM)

SPF 14897
this Mark III bulk transport ship was owned and operated by Santhe Passenger and Freight. It was under the command of Mils Lolinc when the Empire used the transport as bait in a trap set for the Far Orbit. The ship was supposed to be carrying military-grade control modules to Raithal, but when the Far Orbit captured her, the hold was full of stormtroopers and SpecNav forces. (FOP)

SPHA-I
this version of the Self-Propelled Heavy Artillery-Turbolaser tank, developed by the Old Republic to support the Army of the Republic, featured a heavy-duty ion cannon in place of the turbolaser. (SWI64)

SPHA-T
this was the Self-Propelled Heavy Artillery-Turbolaser vehicle designed by Rothana Heavy Engineering, first used by the Old Republic to support the clone troopers of the Army of the Republic in the Battle of Geonosis. Theywere used to deploy up to twenty troopers in an effort to augment the forces of the Jedi Knights in fighting against Count Dooku's droid armies. Each thirty-four-meter-long SPHA-T stood just over twenty meters tall, had modular weapons emplacements, and could be armed in response to its target. The basic weaponry consisting of a heavy turbolaser cannon and twelve anti-personnel blaster cannons which protected all sides of the vehicle. Instead of using a turret to move the turbolaser cannon into positon, the SPHA-T had twelve articulated legs that quickly manevuered its bulky form into the correct position. The complex system of legs could also moved the vehicle at speeds near 35 kilometers per hour. The turbolaser cannon could be replaced with a heavy ion cannon or concussion missile launcher, while the smaller blasters could also be changed out for anti-vehicle laser cannons or grenade launchers. Each SPHA-T required a crew of fifteen troopers to operate, which included ten gunners. Much of the vehicle's interior was given over to the powerful reactor cores which powered the weapons systems. The reactor core caused a good deal of trouble in those battles where the SPHA-T's hull was breached, since the core exploded in a massive fireball that caused huge amounts of collateral damage, often to friendly troops. (VD2, X2, SWDB, WOTC, NEGV)

SPHA-V
this version of the Self-Propelled Heavy Artillery-Turbolaser tank, developed by the Old Republic to support the Army of the Republic, featured a specialized anti-vehicle laser in place of the turbolaser. (SWI64)

Sphere of Commonality
this immense statue was located in the High Town district of Efavan, on the planet Vorzyd 5, and stood as a reminder of the self-sufficiency and prosperity of the worlds that made up the Commonality. (GORW)

Spherical Compass
this ancient star-traveller's tool was used to locate and navigate a starship whenever a navigational computer was unavailable. All directions and locations were based on the assumption that Coruscant's position is (0,0,0). (RF)

Spherical Flame
this was the name given to the sigil of the Trade Federation. Along with the symbol of the garhai, the Spherical Flame represented piety and power. (COD)

Spheroids
this sport gained popularity during the last years of the New Order. Played in a low-gravity arena between two players, Spheroids involved the throwing of spheres into a pre-arranged goal setup. Each player had a command sphere and several throwing spheres. Designed to mimic the workings of the bodies in a solar system, Spheriods required that each player deploy their basic spheres into the arena, then throw their command sphere into the resulting configuration. The more of the opponent's basic spheres that were placed into a goal, the more points a player received. Each player alternated turns, with play changing sides whenever a goal was missed. During the height of the Galactic Civil War, black holes and other phenomena were introduced into the game, giving a more random configuration. (GFT)

Spice
a controlled substance which has certain addictive properties. The primary source of spice are the Spice Mines of Kessel, which produces a spice known as glitterstim. Another kind of spice is called ryll, and is mined on Ryloth. Both have medicinal value as well as their recreational purposes. Ryll is a very dangerous form of spice. (SW, JS, COTF, SWSB)

Spice Blades
this was the name used by Lord Cassius Nolath Rha's personal guards. (SWJ2)

Spice Collective
this was the name given to the loose confederation of spice harvesters who worked on the moon of Rori during the Galactic Civil War. (GQRG)

Spice Eel
a thirty-meter-long creature native to the spice mines of Sevarcos, spice eels lack eyes and must rely on the pressure-sensitive organs in their heads for a sense of direction. These organs also help the spice eel locate its prey. These creatures were hunted by the natives of Sevarcos for their meat and skins. They were named for the fact that the tend to congregate near open spice mines, attracted by the mining operation moreso than the spice itself. (SWJ2)

Spice grub
a creature that generates spice as a byproduct of its digestion. They have a particular affinity for humanoid flesh, and Moruth Doole used one to eliminate the Kessel prison's warden when Doole learned that the warden was working for Jabba the Hutt. He then froze the warden in carbonite. (JS)

Spice Liquor
a potent form of alcohol made from fermented spice extracts. (GG9)

Spice Lords of Sevarcos
this was the name adopted by the leaders of the major criminal empires based on the planet Sevarcos. (SWJ12)

Spice Mine Run
this annual pro-circuit podrace was run on the Mon Gazza Speedway. (RAC)

Spice Mines Avenue
a street in Kessendra. (GDV)

Spice Mines of Kessel
this was the generic term used to describe the spice-mining operations which were established on the planet Kessel. Over the decades, many beings and agencies have claimed ownership of the mines, and during the entire reign of Emperor Palpatine the mines were worked by slave labor. Working in the mines was dangerous, since it had to be done in complete darkness in order to ensure good quality spice harvests. This, coupled with the harsh living conditions and dangerous creatures found in the mines, made being sent to the Spice Mines of Kessel one of the worst punishments a being could receive. (SW, JASB)

Spice Narcosis
a condition experienced by many Sevari who leave their native world of Sevarcos. The atmosphere of Sevarcos is laden with spice particles, and the Sevari have become used to it over time. However, if a Sevari leaves Sevarcos without carrying a supply of spice to breathe, he can enter a state of spice narcosis. (SWJ2)

Spice Shippers' Fellowship
this spacers' guild was based on the planet Wroona until Imperial forces declared their operation illegal and raided their guild hall. The Fellowship fled Wroona, but failed to maintain its stature. (SWJ9)

Spice Siren
this Old Republic freighter crashed into the Jundland Wastes on Tatooine, near the Pika Oasis, many years before the Galactic Civil War. (IWST)

Spice Spider
another name for the energy spider of Kessel. (JASB)

Spice Tea
this steeped beverage was brewed with a hint of spice, giving it a mildly intoxicating after-effect. Many drinkers believed that consuming spice tea helped them improve their memories. (SWGAL)

Spice Terminus
this location defined one end of the Llanic Spice Run. It was here that most of the spice brought into or out of the Outer Rim was processed. (GG9)

Spice Worm
an unusual creature native to the planet Sevarcos. (SWJ12)

Spice, Tamora
this woman was Kitster Banai's second wife, and the mother of his two children, Ji and Elly. Before their marriage, Tamora worked as a bartender for Ulda Banai, serving all manner of drinks at the Mos Espa Swoop Arena. (TG)

Spiceball
this was a modified medical container, about the size of a thermal detonator, that was used to carry spice around. In many cases, the original medical container was shielded to ensure the shelf-life of the drugs or medicine contained within it. This shielding allowed spice users to carry a supply of spice around with them, since they could claim that it was a medical drug inside the ball. (MBS)

Spicebrew
this as a potent form of ale that was brewed with liberal amounts of spice. (MJH)

Spiceflower
this flower was known for his heady scent. (MBS)

Spice-jacker
this was the term used to describe those pirates who illegally obtain spice by hijacking other smugglers and stealing their cargoes. The use of spice-jackers by crimelords increased during the early years of the New Republic. (GG11)

Spicetack
this was a chewable stimulant that was popular during the height of the Clone Wars. (MBS)

Spicewood
a pseudonym used by Ylenic It'kla to describe Nejaa Halcyon, it was based on the man's scent more than anything else. (IJ)

Spicy Lady
this highly-modified YT-1300 light freighter was owned and operated by the smuggler Jarril. He had widened the forward mandibles to accept a full-sized A-Wing fighter. The A-Wing could be remotely-operated from the main ship, and was designed to be an escape ship. Jarril could dump the bulking YT-1300 and flee in the swift A-Wing if captured by the authorities. However, this is not the case, as Jarril once proved. Given the remote operability of the A-Wing, Jarril can remain behind in the freighter, piloting the A-Wing on an escape vector while remaining with his cargo. The A-Wing can later be recovered, if possible. The ship was hijacked by agents of the failed Jedi Dolph, and Jarril was killed. A series of messages implicating Han Solo in the bombing of the New Republic's Senate Assembly Chamber were left in the Spicy Lady's memory banks, and the ship was left adrift. It was discovered by Lando Calrissian, who towed it to Kessel to search through it. The A-Wing had been stolen, and Jarril had been shot in the head, but otherwise the ship was intact. (TNR)

Spid
this was one of the may bounty hunters who tried to capture Quinlan Vos, during the Jedi Purge initiated by Emperor Palpatine. Spid and his companions nearly caught the former Jedi Knight on Socorro, but were thwarted by a young Han Solo, who was searching for a lost treasure. The treasure turned out to be Vos' lightsaber, hidden in the stomach of a sarlacc. (T11)

Spider Clan
this clan of Dathomirian Nightsisters was named for the fact that they lived in a cave that was originally inhabited by gaping spiders. Legends told that the Nightsisters were able to twist many of the smaller gaping spiders to do their bidding, and only the largest of the spiders was able to resist them. (SWGAL)

Spider People
this was one the dominant race of sentients on the planet Ord Cestus, until they were defeated in a great war by the X'Ting. The original Spider People were sometimes referred to as Cestians. After they were relegated to inhabiting the deep caves of the planet, many forgot they even existed. The became little more than "cave spiders" to the Cestians, more of a nuisance than another native race. (HIV, TCD)

Spider Silk Armor
this was a form of body armor that was developed to deflect blaster bolts, yet be exceptionally light. (NEGW)

Spider Tank
see Homing Spider Droid (SWI62)

Spider Walker
this term was used to describe several military vehicles, from the Homing Spider Droid of the Commerce Guild to the MT-AT of the post-Endor Empire. (EGV, LAWS)

Spidercat
bred by the Tasari, these furry insects were used to guard their temples and hordes of Tasar Crystals. Spidercats, which resemble huge arachnids with feline faces, were first created shortly after the planet Tasariq was bombarded by meteors, and they continued to be bred throughout Tasari history. The average spidercat measured two meters in length. (SWJ15)

Spider-rat
a multi-legged rodent. (SHA)

Spider-roach
a large, underground insect native to Coruscant. (DA)

Spiders
this swoop gang was a rival of the Rabid Mynocks, and patrolled a part of the city of Gallisport, on Shesharile 5, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. The Spiders once allied themselves with the Raging Banthas, in a effort to take control of those parts of the city held by the Rabid Mynocks. (SWJ6)

Spider-sponge
native to the deep layers of dirt and rock found on Geonosis, this species of mobile sponge spent its entire life on land, consuming toxic materials in the planet's crust. When the Geonosians began producing droids in immense factories, spider-sponges proliferated in the neighboring rock and caves, feeding on the toxic wastes produced by the fatories. (IWE2)

Spidervine
the leaves of this plant were dried and steeped in water to create a soothing tea. (SWJ11)

Spiderwalker
this Charon bio-construct was a grotesque mixture of human and Charon genetic material. It was an ape-like creature with eight legs and a cluster of alarmingly human eyes atop its head. It is extremely agile and strong, and was a formidable opponent during hand-to-hand combat. (OS2)

Spigage
this greenish-blue vegetable was noted for its meaty texture. Chefs often sliced spigage into cutlets which resembled portions of meat. (MJH)

Spike
this man was part of the demolitions team which was sent to Ralltiir by the New Republic to liberate the planet from Imperial control. (HR)

Spike Force
this was the Imperial strike force assembled by Admiral Pellaeon to assist the New Republic in driving the Yuuzhan Vong from the planet Garqi. The squadron was made up of Chiss fighter pilots under the command of Jagged Fel, loaned to Pellaeon's forces by Soontir Fel himself. (DTR)

Spiked Krevol
this species of reptile was native to the planet Naboo. (GQRG)

Spike-finned Sounder
this species of sounder was native to the oceans of Kamino, although it was believed that they were created from the genetic material of a Rodian b'tan flyer. These sounders could grow to sizes of two meters in length or more, and were named for the sharp spines that studded their fins and tails. The spike-finned sounder was a predator by definition, but small groups were most often seen following the larger saberjowl, scooping up the scraps left behind by the saberjowl's feeding. Like most other sounders, the spike-finned sounder was a strong swimmer, and could leap some five meters out of the water when in pursuit of prey. (GORW)

Spiker
this mentally-disabled member of the Chiss race was one of Jabba the Hutt's swoop gangmembers. Spiker was in the group the Jabba - at Prince Xizor's request - sent after Luke Skywalker on Tatooine. Spiker was recognizable by his long, thin, spike-covered helmet. He also wears purple, spike-covered leather armor that matches his helmet. Spiker was killed while trying to steal Han Solo's frozen form from Boba Fett, when the bounty hunter arrived on Tatooine. A firefight ensued, and Spiker was shot down. Fett, however, was unharmed, for he had placed Zuckuss in Mandalorian armor and sent the Gand out in his place, to draw off an ambush. Spiker was later revived and restored by the B'omarr monks of Jabba's palace, and he met up with the similarly reanimated Big Gizz. They attempted to recover a tape which contained information on the whereabouts of Jabba's hidden escape ship, the Spirit of Jabba, which itself was filled with weapons and supplies. They thought they could become pirates and take control of their own destinies. However, they were forced to crash-land the ship outside of Mos Eisley in order to escape Gorga the Hutt's minions. Spiker and Gizz survived, and made their way back to civilization. (SEC, SSE, TJT, GMR5)

Spilfer
see Spilferithimus-narlamos (SH)

Spilferithimus-narlamos
this young Squib - who prefers to go by the nickname Spilfer - was sent to assist the Alliance in recovering the datapacks stolen by the Elusive. They planned to use a gravity-well projector to pull the ship out of hyperspace, but they had to steal the projector from the Ugors. Spilfer is easily distinguishable by the odd assortrment of trinkets and baubles he has attached to his clothing. Among them is a ceremonial Fizz-Pop can, which identifies him as a Squib diplomat. As a diplomat, Spilfer had the authority to sign treaties for the entire Squib race. (SH)

Spilgan
this city, located near the primary spaceport of the planet Hollast VII, was the site of a variety of businesses and warehouses. When Glorga the Hutt was alive, most of the businesses in Spilgan paid protection money to Glorga. (SWJ4)

Spilik
this man served the Empire as a Lieutenant, and was part of the detachment assigned to Commander Karg during his search for Leia Organa. When Karg was shot and killed on Kattada, while trying to force a confession from the Princess, Spillik took command of the remaining Imperial forces and prepared to defend them against the Kattada forces. However, his forces were no match for the band of royal retainers and soldiers who had served Mia Ikova. Spilik's forces were decimated, and Spilik himself was killed in the firefight. The surviving members of his detachment eventually surrended. (SWEP)

Spill Air
this is racer slang for the super-heated gases that are created by a hot engine. Spill air can be bled off in order to cool the engine or prevent engine fires. (IG1)

Spin
this man was a freelance mercenary and scout, active during the early years of the New Order. He worked often with his good friend, Kaz. (WOTC)

Spin
this was the term used to describe the raw form of spinglass, when it was exuded from the bodies of the spinning insects of the Saras hive of the Colony. (DN2)

Spin-and-Win
a jingling casino game. (ZHR)

Spinara Plateau
found on the planet Carida, this landmark was the site of an Imperial Military Academy during the height of the New Order. (JASB)

Spinax III
this ocean-covered world is part of the Allied Tion. (ML)

Spinbalio, Gretta
this woman served as the spokeswoman for High Inquisitor Halmere, during the height of the New Order. (SWJ4)

Spinblade
this specially-designed throwing weapon was created by the Vrakolians, and resembled the blade of a circular saw. (TSIA)

Spince, Mako
the son of an Old Republic Senator, Mako never wanted to rush things. He led an aimless life that nearly got on track after the Clone Wars. He knew that he had the talent to make it in the Academy, but he put off applying until he had had enough fun on Corellia. He met Han Solo at the Academy (despite the fact that Solo was ten years younger), and the two became known as pranksters. Mako once tried to blast the seal of the Academy off its mascot moon, but only succeeded in destroying the entire planetoid. He was expelled immediately, and his family cut him off from any inheritance. He used his contacts from the Academy to set himself up as a smuggler, and encountered Solo again after Solo's expulsion from the Academy. They worked for awhile out of Nar Shaddaa, until Han decided to seek his fortune in the galaxy. Mako, meanwhile, had been plying the smuggling lanes of the Ottega System. He wound up on the wrong side of a battle with the Na-Quoit bandits, and was permanently crippled in the battle. He returned to Nar Shaddaa, where he took on work as a traffic controller. When Solo returned, Mako tried to make a quick credit and turned Solo in to Boba Fett, but Solo escaped. When Zasm Katth and Baddon Fass arrived at the spaceport looking for the Millennium Falcon, Spince was forced to work for them. He later spotted the Falcon trying to escape the spaceport and alerted the crew of the Star Destroyer Invincible to their presence. Han did not appreciate the way Spince turned on him, and tried to evade the Invincible's tractor beam by hiding behind the spaceport control tower. The Star Destroyer's tractor beam locked onto the tower, instead of Han's ship, and ripped it from the spaceport. Mako Spince was killed when the disabled Star Destroyed crashed into the surface of Nar Shaddaa and exploded. (DE1, DESB, DE2, RD)

Spin-dizzy
an activity on Vorzyd 5. (CSWEA)

Spindragon
this aging freighter was owned by Sheeka Tull during the last years of the Old Republic. She used the ship primarily as a suborbital transport, moving cargoes across the surface of Ord Cestus. It was help together with anything Sheeka could obtain, but was lovingly maintained and more than spaceworthy. Because the ship made regular runs into all of Ord Cestus' major cities, the Spindragon was unarmed, so as not to pose any threat to the Five Families. (TCD)

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