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Kaminoan Planetary Defense
this was the primary police force which protected the planet Kamino, during the last decades of the Old Republic. Offices and substations were maintained at the highest point in each of Kamino's cities, allowing easy distribution of forces and shielding. Because many cities on Kamino lacked any sort of defensive shielding, other than what was provided around the planet itself, the KPD had jurisdiction to call up the Kaminoan reservists to military duty if needed. (IWE2, GORW)

Kamiroz, Zaz
this man worked with Hanos Darr, searching for ores in the asteroid field known as the Graveyard. After Darr was nearly killed by the assassin droid XS3, Kamiroz tried to go into hiding aboard the herdship Bazaar. He let the Ithorian Poliss know where he was, and also provided the Ithorian with information on what was located in the Graveyard of Alderaan. He was shot by the assassin Ferreges, but a team of Alliance agents managed to rescue him and bring him to Poliss for healing. (GA)

Kamma
Shaara's older brother, Kamma was killed by Imperial troopers while trying to protect his sister from them. (TJP)

Kammia
this planet, located in the Drynn System, was colonized during the early years of the New Order. Later, it was one of the first worlds provided to the Ssi-ruuk for the acquisition of human subjects, as part of a deal struck between Emperor Palpatine and the Shreeftut of the Ssi-ruuvi Imperium. The Empire later issued a statement which indicated that Kammia colony had been wiped out by a mysterious disease, and was under strict quarantine. (TBSB)

Kammie
Kammie was a member of Echo Flight, during the period leading up to the Battle of Naboo. (SFT)

Kammris
this metal was mined on several worlds, including Nkllon and Burnin Konn. (TLC, WOA33)

Kamori
this planet was nearly destroyed by a series of intense earthquakes that occurred weeks after the destruction of Alderaan. All transportation, communications, and power were cut off, and hundreds of people were killed in the disaster. (SWJ5)

Kamparas
this planet was the site of a Jedi training center, utilized by the Jedi as late as the Clone Wars. It later served as a storehouse of Imperial data during the reign of Emperor Palpatine. (TOJ, SOP, HNN4)

Kamper System
this Tapani Sector star system was part of the holdings of House Calipsa during the New Order. It was seized from the holdings of House Pelagia, after Pelagia was nearly wiped out by House Mecetti. (LOE)

Kamperdine Clothing Specialists
this small corporation produced a wide range of leather clothing during the centuries before the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. (GFT, AEG)

Kampl
this man worked as a security guard at the LoBue casino, on the planet Abregado-rae, during the early years of the New Republic. (HTTE)

Kampo
this was the Tarasin word used to describe the fan of scaly skin which surrounded the Tarasin head. The word kampo was unheard of until just after the Battle of Naboo, when the recorded memoirs of Dariana were discovered. (LFCW)

Kamsul
this is one of the seven inhabited worlds of the Stenness System. (RD)

Kamur
this was a volcanically-active planet. (COG)

Kan Nakkar
this Yevethan male was one of the many advance scouts sent out to learn more about the Koornacht Cluster, in preparation for the Great Yevethan Purge. Nakkar, who was dispatched to the planet J't'p'tan, hated his job, detesting the need to mix with flithy, lower-class alien races in order to learn more about them. In order to blend in, Nakkar was forced to pretend to be a follower of the H'kig religion, a disguise which caused hime even more consternation. (WOTC)

Kanabar
this Yuuzhan Vong term was used by members of the worker caste to indicate one of their peers. (NJOSB)

Kanal Islands
this frigid polar chain of islands is found on the moon Rellnas Minor, and is one of the primary Rellarin population centers. (GG12)

Kanali Wafers
these tasty pastries were made by the natives of Eiattu. (XWWP)

Kanarak the Slayer
this pirate was noted for the necklace he wore around his neck. It contained one bone from each of the enemies he had killed in battle. Kanarak was a huge, hulking, reptiloid with a long, fang-studded snout and two short horns. He was known to be excessively violent and aggressive. Kanarak was approached by Dhas Vedij and offered a chance to serve on the crew of the Far Orbit, after Vedij defected from Imperial service. (FOP)

Kana's Steel
this Imperial cruiser was under the command of Captain Williar Barrog during the Galactic Civil War. (TA)

Kanauer Corporation
this vast mineral and ore mining operation owned the exclusive rights to mining the Thrugii Asteroid Belt, located within the Socorran System. Because of the system's remote location, Kanauer rarely had to deal with the Empire. Thus, they were free to handle things theri own way. This included hiring and paying their laborers, as well as dispensing their own justice to claim jumpers. (BSS)

Kanaver
this planet was located in the Tion Hegemony. (GORW)

Kanawyn Belt
this was the innermost of the two asteroid belts which ringed the star Saurton. Along with the Greawyn Belt, the Kanawyn Belt enclosed the planet Essowyn. Both belts were mined by six competing consortiums, which were watched closely by the Empire during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (PG1)

Kanchen Sector
this area of the galaxy contained the planet Xa Fel. It was attacked by Thrawn just prior to the Battle of Bilbringi, and was forced to surrender to the Empire. (TLC)

Kand
this was one of the more common Kel Dor surnames. It referred to a fruit tree that was native to Dorin. (GCG)

Kand
this tree, known for its edible and nutritious fruit, was native to the planet Dorin. (GCG)

Kand, Milessa
this woman, a native of the planet Alderaan, sympathized with the Alliance to Restore the Republic during the height of the Galactic Civil War. However, she chose to help the Alliance in covert ways, believing that outright attacks on the Empire would do more harm than good. Milessa was also sensitive to the Force, and had an uncanny ability to attune herself to her natural surroundings. (CCW)

Kandaas
this cave-ridden landscape was located on the planet Solem. (SWES)

Kandah
this female Ansionian served as a member of the Unity of Community, in the city of Cuipernam on her homeworld of Ansion, some ten years after the Battle of Naboo. She was one of the strongest supporters of Ansionian secession, believing that the Old Republic was no longer a viable political institution. Her family holdings in Korumdah had been appropriated under Republic laws, and she believed that the Republic had caused the downfall of her family's fortunes. Kandah agreed to help Soergg the Hutt ensure Ansion's secession, and was one of the delegates who pushed for a rapid secession vote, even while the Jedi Knights sent to mediate the situation were working with the Alwari. After the Jedi successfully negotiated a treaty among the Alwari, Kandah was one of just two votes for Ansion's secession, while there were nine votes in favor of remaining with the Republic. (APS)

Kandar
this Duros served as the pilot and astrogator aboard the pirate vessel Free Lance. (PP)

Kandarra
this Imperial shuttle was part of the support fleet of the Victory-class Star Destroyer Tempest. (SWJ4)

Kandela, Entha
this small-time criminal was one of many who were secretly working for Mikdanyell Guh'Rantt, the Rodian who served as the Mayor of Mos Eisley during the years following the Battle of Yavin. (SWGAL)

Kander
this fertile region of the planet Ansion, located north of Cuipernam, was known for its varied fruits and vegetables. (APS)

Kandji
this young woman was in love with Biggs Darklighter, during the height of the New Order. They had pledged their love to each other just before Biggs left Tatooine to attend the Imperial Academy. However, before he could leave, Kandji was captured and killed by Tusken Raiders. A rescue posse found no trace of her body, and killed the Tuskens in revenge. (SWED)

Kandon
this man was a member of the Black Vulkars during the era of the Great Sith War, and served as Brejik's right-hand man. After Bastila Shan was captured following the destruction of the Endar Spire, Kandon was placed in charge of making sure she didn't escape. He was unprepared for the arrival of Carth Onasi and other survivors of the Endar Spire, although he chose to fight them anyway. In the brief scuffle, Kandon was killed, and Bastila Shan was freed. (KOTOR)

Kandos Shuttle
a space transport famous for leaving ahead of schedule. (TJP)

Kandosii
this was a Mandalorian adjective that was used to describe a job well-done. It translated loosely into Basic as "good job." (OWS)

Kane a bar
this Yuuzhan Vong phrase, used primarily as an insult, literally meant, "the dung of a meat maggot." (SBS, NJOSB)

Kang and Lubrichs
a musical duo who performed during the middle years of the Old Republic. (TME)

Kanjil Mang
this Ishi Tib was a doctor and anthropologist who studied at the University of Tibrin. Mang did extensive research on the Ugnaught society on Bespin's Cloud City. (GG2)

Kann
a Mugaari cargo ferry destroyed during an Imperial raid on their hidden outpost. (TIE)

Kanno Sebak
this Sullustan was the promary representative of the Guild of Offworlder Skilled Laborers on Esseles during the New Order. It was Sebak who worked with Hall President Ralle to end the non-Human strikes that crippled Esselian businesses after the terrorist group known as the Faceless began destroying Imperial bases. (SWJ9)

Kanos, Kir
this man was at one time an elite stormtrooper for the Empire. Recognized as one of the most loyal and able warriors of the Empire, he was given a chance to train at the Royal Guard facility on Yinchorr. His chief rival during the training was Carnor Jax, who defeated Alum Frost in combat for the Emperor. Kir also survived the training, after being forced to fight a battle to the death with his friend, Lemmet Tauk. His reward was to be defeated by Darth Vader and the Dark Side of the Force, which earned him a lightsaber scar across his face. He was promoted to serve as one of Emperor Palpatine's Royal Imperial Guards, and he served faithfully until Palpatine was killed at Endor. Like many of the Royal Guard, he remained loyal to the remnants of the Empire, and tried to return to Palpatine's side when his clones were activated on Byss. However, after the clones were killed, Kanos returned to Yinchorr with the other Guards to discuss their next moves. All but Kanos were wiped out by the treacherous Carnor Jax, including Kile Hannad. Kanos suddenly found himself loyal to an Empire with no leader. Worse, he learned that Carnor Jax had assumed control of a portion of the Empire, proclaiming to be a Dark Lord. Kanor went into hiding on Phaeda, and joined the New Republic cell led by Mirith Sinn in order to defeat their common enemies. When Colonel Shev ordered his forces to invade the Republic stronghold and capture Kanos, Sinn's forces were unable to stop the assault. However, Kanos took matters into his own hands nad eliminated Shev's troops, then fled to Yinchorr. He was followed by Jax, Blim, and a squadron of specially-trained, black-armored stormtroopers which he quickly dispatched. He then faced Carnor Jax, alone in The Squall. Kanos was able to gain the upper hand, and when Mirith Sinn and Sish Sadeet dispatched Blim, Kanos was able to breach Jax's defense and drive the blade of his staff through Jax's breastplate. Jax was killed instantly, despite the fact that Mirith wanted him alive for questioning. Sadeet was angry at the loss of Jax, and tried to kill Kanos. Kanos, however, anticipated Sadeet's attack and killed the Trandoshan with a jab of his staff. He then left Yinchorr and went into hiding. He reappeared as the bounty hunter Kenix Kil, and infiltrated Grappa the Hutt's organization. When Mirith was given over to the Zanibar and taken to Xo, Kanos followed them. He hoped to rescue Mirith, and asked for Kennede's son's help. However, Kanos was captured by the Zanibar and brought to Genon by Zzzanmxl, who hoped to collect the Imperial bounty on Kanos' head. Mirith managed to free him, along with Feena D'Asta, and they returned to Ord Cantrell to find the Baron D'Asta. In the wake of Xandel Carivus' treacherous schemes, Kanos hunted the self-proclaimed Emperor down and executed him as a traitor to the Empire. Kanos then left them all on Ord Cantrell, to follow his own ideal of the Empire depsite his afffection for Mirith. Kir Kanos was voiced by Patrick Coyle for the Crimson Empire audio book. (CE, CE2, SWDB)

Kansen
this was one of the many subcities located in the CoCo District of Coruscant, during the last decades of the Old Republic. (HNN4)

Kant
primary star in the Kantel System. (SN)

Kanti
this city was located on the planet Arkania. (HNN5)

Kanushka
this was a Kubaz expletive. (MBS)

Kanz Disorders
this was the term used by historians to describe events that occurred some 4,000 years before the Galactic Civil War, when Myrial, the provisional governor of the planet Argazda, seceded his planet from the Old Republic and declared the Kanz Sector independent. He then launched a series of conquests in which a number of planets were placed into slavery, including Lorrd. The outrage from the enslaved worlds met deaf ears in the Old Republic, for it was busy battling the outbreak of Sith magic in the galaxy. The Disorders lasted nearly 300 years before they were resolved by a joint task force of Jedi Knights and Old Republic armed forces. 300 million Lorrdians and 5 billion other beings were killed in the conflicts. (HSR, CSA)

Kanz Sector
this area of the galaxy contained the planet Lorrd. (SWI85)

Kanziwck Amphitheatre
an open-air entertainment facility. (RPG)

Kaoln
this Jedi remained hidden during Palpatine's purge, and then later helped smuggle arms and other valuable goods for the Alliance. Kaoln once employed Nuendo Rash to transport goods from Tatooine, using a cargo of grain to hide the real cargo. (GG6)

Kaon
this remote world served as Count Dooku's primary base of operations, after he was forced to flee Vjun during the Clone Wars. (LEV)

Ka'Pa
this Hutt was considered typical for his race, for his criminal empire had interests in the spice trade, slavery, and weapons running. What separated Ka'Pa from other Hutts was his willingness to do business with the New Republic after the death of Jabba, despite the fact that Leia Organa Solo was Jabba's killer. Ka'Pa simply explained that he never let politics get in the way of business. He was also a business rival of Takara. (WOTC, MOTS)

Kapa tonka!
this Huttese command literally meant "Hands up!" (GMR5)

Kapchenaga
this Gwurran deity was the god of thunder. Lightning was often referred to as Kapchenaga's Breath, and Kapchenaga commanded the rain gods whenever he needed water to fall from the skies. (APS)

Kapchenaga's Breath
according to the mythology of the Gwurran race of Ansionians, Kapchenaga was the god of thunder, and his breath was the lightning. (APS)

Kaph-samekh-nine-cipher-nine-go-daleth
this code phrase was used by Etahn A'baht, during the blockade of the Koornacht Cluster. It released Task Force Aster to attack the Yevetha at Doornik-319. (SOL)

Kapin Toologin
this self-important Twi'lek was a galactic insurance salesman. It is rumored that he is really a powerful crimelord. One of his favorite vacation spots is the Ithorian herdship Bazaar, where he frequents the Great Mother River Restaurant. (GA)

Kapp Dendo
this small-time shakedown artist was working on Tatooine with Winter, during the New Republic's search for the Imperial Eidolon Base. He was one of the Alliance's best special operatives, using his wits, slyness, and charisma to get the job done. He was also a great judge of character, and was responsible for recruiting many agents into the Alliance. Dendo was a Devaronian male, and he unknowingly hired Rogue Squadron to blow up some of Huff Darklighter's buildings. This would allow Winter to infiltrate Darklighter's safe and steal the data disk containing the location of the base and the weapons hidden there. Firith Olan's agents got there first, and stole the disk before Winter could stop them. Shortly before the Battle of Brentaal, Dendo was given command of Commando team one. He and his commandos were inserted into the city of Vuultin, on Brentaal, to gather intelligence and plan the ground assault that would augment air strikes. His team rescued Wes Janson and Ibtisam after they were shot down by the 181st Imperial Fighter Group, and used their skills to assist in the ground attack. Later, Kapp Dendo led a group of six Noghri on a mission to infiltrate the planet Ciutric and help Corran Horn free the prisoners Ysanne Isard had held on the Lusankya. (XWBT, XWES, XWMR, HXW, IR)

Kappa
the Imperial transport intercepted by Alliance starfighters as it tried to carry away the Cygnus Spaceworks technical staff. (XW)

Kappa-class Shuttle
this 35-meter shuttle was a personnel transport ship produced during the height of the Old Republic by Republic Sienar Systems. It was originally designed to carry AT-PTs into battle for close support operations, and could carry up to 40 troops into battle. The shuttle's interior was modular, and could be rearranged for various troop needs. In form it was a precursor to the Lambda-class shuttle, but the cockpit was extended away from the main fuselage and the the dorsal wing was not used. The stabilizer wings on the Kappa-class shuttle are much smaller than the Lambda-class has, and are stationary. The standard Kappa-class shuttle was armed with a pair of turret-mounted, double blaster cannons, and a pair of repeating blaster cannons mounted on the nose. After the rise of the Empire, the Kappa-class remained in production, although many users decided to leave off the AT-PTs. The cargo space which held the small walkers was often turned into additiona storage space. (SWJ7, ROE)

Kappela Dynasty
this dynasty was the last of the descendants of Shey Tapani to rule Tapani Sector before the advent of the Tapani Federation. (PGT)

KapriCorp
this small corporation produced some of the finest starship thrust packages available for civilian use during the height of the New Order. (SWJ10)

Kar Yang
this Hiitian bounty hunter came to Azool to learn of the whereabouts of Guri, after the human replica droid escaped the destruction of Prince Xizor's skyhook. Yang and his own assistant droid tracked Guri to Murninkam, where she rescued the droid Doc. They followed her trail back to Hurd's Moon, where the assistant droid initiated a plan to kill Yang and take Guri for itself. Kang overhead the conversation between the droid and its employer, and executed the droid shortly after they infiltrated Hurd's Moon. After discovering where Trumble's operating room was, Kang tried to recover Guri on his own. Guri complied, just long enough to catch Yang off-guard and disable him, then she killed him in self-defense. (SEE)

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

Karabba
this creature was native to the planet Kalee. It was often hunted by the Kaleesh, who used its blood to paint ritualistic patterns on their masks prior to combat. The snout of the karabba was studded with heavy fangs. This creature is also referred to as a karabbac. (VD3)

Karabbac
see Karabba (VD3)

Karadbria
this individual once tried to create a Gamorrean board game. (SWJ10)

Karae Nalvas
this fallen Jedi Knight once tried to establish a floating fortress, deep within the clouds of the planet Genarius, several years before Nub Saar was built. His city was located well below the altitude of Nub Saar, and never seemed to suffer the kind of radiation storms that eventually destroyed Nub Saar. The fortress was named Conkesta, but was later destroyed by the Jedi of the Cularin System. Years later, the former Jedi Knight Dazen Mok theorized that Karae Nalvas had actually been assisted in building Conkesta by the dark force that destroyed Nub Saar. (LFCW)

Karak
this charismatic, power-hungry Sedrian priest was the bishop of war under Cardo's rulership of Fitsay. However, Karak desired more power than that. He stole a piece of the Golden Sun for his own use, hoping to take control of Fitsay and, eventually, all of Sedri. His chief rival, Cardo, drove Karak and his followers out of Fitsay, but they retained their piece of the Golden Sun. In order to gain popular support, Karak preached that the Golden Sun should be accessible to all Sedrians, in open opposition to Cardo's own stance. After fleeing Fitsay, Karak tried to form an alliance with Commander Aban and the Imperials. Karak hoped to crack the Great Shell Dome and take the Golden Sun for himself. Aban wanted to obtain the power of the Golden Sun for the Empire. His treacherous plans eventually affected the Golden Sun itself, turning it to the Dark Side of the Force. Pek, Fala, and a group of Alliance agents were able to scatter pieces of the Golden Sun from the Great Shell Dome, cutting off Karak's power and leaving him defenseless. He was captured by Pek's forces and imprisoned for his treachery. (BGS)

Karakan
this ancient isolationist was known for the advanced technology he produced during the years leading up to the Great Sith War. Because he detested the company of others, Karakan developed devices that helped him survive without unnecessary interaction. (KOTOR)

Karakan Gauntlets
named for their inventor, the noted isolationist Karakan, these heavy gauntlets were essentially a self-contained medical computer system. The gauntlets constantly monitored the wearer's nervous and circulatory systems, and could adjust nerve impulses, blood pressure, and tension through the wearer's hands. The use of these gauntlets gave a user greater stability. (KOTOR)

Karaksk Vet'lya
this Bothan served as Pors Tonith's chief of staff aboard the Corpulentus, during the height of the Clone Wars. (JT)

Karalan
this Krish smuggler worked in the Lexas Systems before joining the Mytaranor Slaving Council. (AIR)

Karap Valley
this fog-shrouded valley was located on the planet Hewl. (AIR)

Karastee, Gawynn
this criminal psychiatrist worked on the planet Coruscant, during the height of the New Order. (EGA)

Kara'teel
this woman was the youngest of the daughters born to the Singing Mountain clan's Clan Mother, Augwynne. She died protecting her mother from an attack by the Nightsister leader, Gethzerion. (CTD)

Karath, Saul
this man was at one time a respected Admiral with the Old Republic's naval forces, and was known to have been part of the decisive struggles during the Mandalorian Wars. However, shortly after the defeat of the Mandalorians, Admiral Karath declared that the Republic was no longer worthy of his support. Karath fled into the depths of the Sith Empire and joined Darth Revan. Among the Sith, Admiral Karath commanded the Leviathan, the Interdictor warship he stole from the Republic. His defection to the Sith did not help the Old Republic, as it set a precedent for many other officers to abandon their positions and join the Sith. Many of these officers feared that the Sith would learn a great deal about their tactics from Karath, and defected in order to avoid a swift death. From the bridge of the Leviathan, Karath oversaw the destruction of many planets, including Taris. His triumphs were short-lived, however, when he was confronted by Carth Onasi aboard the Leviathan, during the search for the Star Forge. Onasi was a former pupil and protégé, and killed Karath on the ship's bridge in an act of revenge and frustration. (KOTOR, SWDB)

Karatha
this planet was the site of the Alliance's Eyrie Base. From space, the planet is bathed in a blue-green atmosphere. Much of the planet is dominated by a soft mantle made of limestone, and many sink holes have formed on its surface over the millennia. (SWJ8)

Karatos Plague
Jango Fett used this deadly virus to try and gain the upper hand in his negotiations with Darth Tyranus, shortly before the Battle of Naboo. He carried the spores on his armor, and released them into the air as soon as they were alone. Tyranus, however, used his mastery of the Force to alter his internal chemistry to defeat the virus. Jango was immune to the Karatos Plague, which was native to Concord Dawn, since he had been inoculated against it as a child. (JFOS)

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

Karazak
this was the primary planet in the Karazak System, located in the Outer Rim Territories. The planet was riddled with natural caves and tunnels, which were used by the Slaver Syndicate as a base of operations. Along with Zygeria and the Thalassian System, Karazak was one of the Outer Rim's slaving capitals. (GG9)

Karazak Slavers Cooperative
see Karazak Slavers Guild (TFNR)

Karazak Slavers Guild
headquartered on the planet Karazak, this slaving operation maintained a transfer center on Gabredor III, which was led by Greezim Trentacal. Trentacal was hired by the Pentastar Alignment to kidnap the children of the ambassador of Cantras Gola, in an attempt to force PowerOn Conglomeration to remain with the Alignment. The children were rescued - and the transfer center destroyed - by the Red Moons, who were operating in the interests of the New Republic to defeat the Alignment. (TFE)

Karbo Jaxx
this Rodian arms dealer and gunrunner was known to work alone. Few beings knew that Karbo Jaxx wasn't his real name. In fact, Karbo Jaxx was really Nian Lup. Karbo maintained a base of operation behind the waterfall which fed Telega Lake. Karbo worked almost exclusively in the Outer Rim. Karbo dealt often with the Alliance, and never betrayed them despite having no specific allegiance to the Alliance. He just recognized that the Alliance was a needy client which could afford his prices. (HAS)

Karbonni Asteroid Belt
this asteroid belt is located in the Pax System. It was here that one of the two ships carrying gems from the Klatooinan Trade Guild, in payment for the rights to trade on Plagen, was lost. To this day, explorers of every kind seek the ship, called the Fool's Gold, hoping to obtain fantastic wealth. (TSK)

Karda, Abal
Karda was, at one time, an Imperial Colonel. Boba Fett took on the assignment to track this man down, after he was declared an enemy of the Empire, shortly before the Battle of Yavin. A balding man with a cybernetic replacement for his left eye, Karda had been ordered by his superior, General Nim, to wipe out the Icarii. Karda destroyed the Icarii by poisoning the entire tribe. Selestrine, queen of the Icarii, was captured by Karda and forced into slavery. Karda believed that he could use her ability to foresee the future to his advantage, but Selestrine took the same poison that killed her tribe. In anger, Karda beheaded her before the poison could spread, and then stolen the disembodied head after medics encased it in a life-sustaining casket sheathed in kneeb hide. Selestrine then predicted that Karda's superior, General Nim, would be killed, and Karda could move up to take his place. General Nim came to Karda to congratulate him, and also revealed that Darth Vader himself knew about Seletrine's disembodied head. Karda grew scared and jealous of this knowledge, and shot Nim and his forces dead on the spot, thereby fulfilling Selestrin'es prophecy. Karda fled the Empire, assuming the guise of a Vestaari nomad in order to escape notice and travel to Star Station 12, then assumed the guise of a Duhman traveller in order to avoid being captured for the bounty placed on his head. Karda then traveled to Star Station 9, hoping to throw off any pursuit before fleeing to the planet Maryx Minor, where he hid himself among the Ancient Order of the Pessimists. Karda grew more and more delusional, and even killed one of the priests there when he believed the young man was a bounty hunter. He killed another when their funeral dirge for brother Mabob was too loud. However, Karda's disguises and hiding places couldn't prevent Boba Fett from finding him. In the end, Karda was shot and killed by Fett on Maryx Minor. (EOE)

Kardash Josen
this male Twi'lek was one of the many surgeons who enlisted with the Old Republic military during the height of the Clone Wars. Josen served with Jos Vondar and Zan Yant at the Rimsoo Seven military hospital on Drongar, two years after the Battle of Geonosis. (MBS)

Kardek
this Yinchorri was a member of the Intelligentsia class, during the years surrounding the Battle of Naboo. It was Kardek who proposed that Vilmarh Grahrk marry into his clan, so that the Devaronian could help the Yinchorri steal starships from the Golden Nyss Shipyards. (TDV)

Kardem
this was the alias used by a serial killer who went on a rampage during the early stages of the Clone Wars. After killing Ash B'risko, Kardem took the lives of three Twi'lek females. Kardem's Twi'lek victims had apparently been killed by a lightsaber, then their bodies had been immoliated in what seemed to be Force lightning. Thus, Vydel Dir'Nul was assigned the mission of tracking Kardem down and bringing the killer to justice. She was unable to stop the death of a fourth Twi'lek on Perilious, but it was on the Outer Rim world that the truth of Kardem's identity was exposed. Kardem was actually Vydel Dir'Nul, who had slipped over to the Dark Side of the Force when she discovered that Ash B'risko had taken a Twi'lek female as a lover. In her jealousy, Dir'Nul killed B'risko, then set out to avenge her loss by killing Twi'lek females. Another Jedi was dispatched to bring her in, but she killed him as well, adding a Jedi to Kardem's growing list of victims. Kardem remained free to kill again, until she was captured by Feskitt Bobb. (T17, SWI80)

Kardue'sai'Malloc
this Devish from the Kardue family was the third to bear that name and the sixteenth in a line of devoted Army supporters. He was also the last, for when the Empire ordered him to execute over 700 Devaronian supporters of the Alliance, he balked at military life. He fled Devaron, and ended up on Tatooine. There, he went by the name of Labria, where he is known as Mos Eisley's mascot drunkard. He tries to make a living as an information broker, but his constant state of inebriation nets him little in the way of valuable data. He is known to a few by the alias Airbal (Labria spelled backwards), which is the name his is using to save money in a Tatooine bank. He hopes one day to make it big and get off the desert world. In the meantime, he pursued the best the galaxy has to offer for music, despite Imperial restrictions on performers in general. He has an extensive (complete, in his estimation) collection of the galaxy's music hidden in his Mos Eisley residence. When Garindan told him that Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes were playing for Jabba, he became obsessed with seeing them. Knowing that Jabba didn't like him and wouldn't let him in, Kardue'sai'Malloc arranged for Valarian to dump the Max Rebo Band and hire the Nodes away from Jabba. At the same time, he tipped Jabba off to Valarian's transgression. In the resulting melee, he asked Wuher to offer the Nodes a chance to lay low, in exchange for playing at the Mos Eisley cantina for basically nothing. Thus, Kardue'sai'Malloc - Labria to his Mos Eisley friends - was present in the Mos Eisley cantina when Obi-Wan and Luke approach Han Solo for passage to the Alderaan system. Larbia eventually won most of the Nodes' musical instruments playing sabacc with Figrin. He used his ability to see infrared light to cheat Figrin, failing only to obtain Doikk Na'ts's Fizzz. Kardue was eventually captured, some fifteen years after the Battle of Hoth. Kardue had been spotted on Tatooine, following the deaths of four mercenaries who were trying to kill him. Boba Fett tracked him to Peppel, somehow finding him by tracking sales of Merenzane Gold. Fett incapacitated Kardue, and brought him back to Devaron for sentencing. Before being turned over to the authorities, Kardue made Fett promise that his music collection would be recovered and saved for posterity. As per Devaronian law, Kardue was executed by a pack of quarra for his crimes. (SW, SCRE, TME, TBH)

Karduran Acrobats
these acrobats are known throughout the galaxy for their trapeze-like acts. (TCC)

Kareas Brandy
this distillation was favored by General Hestiv. (SOP)

Karedda
this planet was the third world in the Kessel System, and was too far removed from the inner two and the star, Kessa, to received much sunlight. Thus, Karedda was a frozen wasteland. Its orbit was slowly decaying, due to its proximity to the Maw during part of its orbital path, and many astrophysicists believed it would eventually be swallowed by the black holes. (JASB, GORW)

Karei
this was one of the Alliance's Dreadnaught warships, active during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (XVT)

Karell, Dunston
this man was a member of the Alliance's Gray Griffins, and served as the pilot of the Whisper. (OE)

Karena
a Jedi scholar from the Old Republic, who first used the term praxeum to describe the distillation of learning combined with action. (DA)

Karfeddion
a planet in the Senex Sector, it is known for its slave farms. (COJ)

Karfeddion Skull Crackers
this was Karfeddion's most notorious smashball team, during the years leading up to the Battle of Naboo. They were best-known for their blatant disregard for the rules of the sport, and their style of play often resulted in injuries to their opponents. (COD)

Karfler
this was a species of long-bodied, predatory mammal. (SQ)

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