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Ingey
a binjinphant owned by Prince Coby of Tammuz-an. (DCAR)

Ingo
this planet, located in the Bortele Cluster in the Mid Rim, was covered with desolate salt flats and craters. Humans colonized the world, but their existence was a constant struggle against the elements. (DCAR)

Ingo Dar
this Yuuzhan Vong warrior was part of a small team assigned to accompany Viqi Shesh on a mission to infiltrate the Solo residence on Coruscant and kill the Solo family. They were greeted at the door by C-3PO, who let them into the residence and "accidentally" dropped a sculpture which was filled with coma-gas. By the time they learned that the attempt had been discovered by the New Republic, Ingo Dar and his warriors had either been killed or rendered unconscious by coma-gas. (SBS)

Ingoda
this Hutt was a minor crimelord was known as an entrepreneur and slavemaster who "collected" Theelin slaves as a cruel hobby. However, his business acumen was no match for more infamous Hutts, and Ingoda regularly found himself indebted to Jabba during the final decades of the Old Republic. Ingoda was forced to sell two of his Theelin Divas, Funquita and Shaliqua, in order to pay off his debts to Jabba. (SWDB)

Ingoian
this humanoid race is characterized by the clump of beard-like tentacles on their chins. (SESB)

Inheritance Exemption
this law was put into place by the ancient leaders of the Kuat ruling families, and stipulated that the Kuat family would maintain control of Kuat Drive Yards without exception. Each succeeding Kuati generation would supply a leader for the vast starship manufacturing facility, who would work with the interests of all ruling families. This exemption was enacted when it was discovered that the Kuat family had the inherent skills needed to manage the corporation. Some families, such as the Knylenn and Kadnessi, chafed at the exemption, but were forced to agreed that the Kuat family brought prestige and wealth to all Kuati families. (SLS)

Inhibition Field
this was the name given to the force field used by the Yuuzhan Vong to contain prisoners. Generated by a specialized dovin basal, the inhibition field was a dome-shaped force field which could not be breeched without a being taking severe electrical and neurological damage. Many of these fields were modified to allow the insertion of a Yuuzhan Vong executioner. (HT)

Inicus Mont
this limestone pillar was located on the moon Mina, and was a religious icon among the Vashan people. The interior of the pillar was riddled with caves and tunnels, and the exterior was dotted with entrances to the caves. The pillar contained forty-two distinct caves, set aside for various religious devotions. It was located in a remote corner of Mina's landmass, and was accessible only by traversing a winding path that passed through steep valleys and across swift-moving rivers. Each year at mid-winter, the most perfect of the Vashan bodhis appear at the cave entrances and cough up their sin-bullets. The pilgrims who trekked to Mina then gather up the sin-bullets and consume them, hoping to grind them in their true stomachs and absolve themselves of their sins. (GMR9)

Inikomee
this was a common name among the Saheelindeeli race. (GORW)

Inion, Shella
this beautiful woman was an aspiring actress who lived on Kal'Shebbol with her family during the last years of the New Order. She was wounded when the Alliance staged an attack on her home town, and her entire family was killed in the battle. Vowing to exact revenge on the Alliance, Shella disappeared and took on the guise of the bounty hunter Mist. Mist went to work for Imperial Moff Kentor Sarne, as Shella wanted every chance she could to strike back at the Alliance and, later, the New Republic. When Mist met up with Jessa Dajus, during the Battle of Kathol, she was recognized as being Shella Inion, and Dajus revealed that it was Sarne who had staged the assault on her home town. Dajus knew this because she had been one of the planners. Shella realized that her crusade against the New Republic was misguided. She cut off her relationship with Sarne and used her skills to assist the New Republic in defeating Sarne on Kathol. (E)

Iniro, Falan
this hot-headed and impulsive Corellian was a competent sabacc player and pilot who lived on Nar Shaddaa during the early years of the New Order. He volunteered his piloting skills and his starship, the Take That!, to the defense of Nar Shaddaa when the Empire attacked the moon. However, his impulsive nature cost him his life when he jumped the gun during the counter-attack. The Nar Shaddaa command post issued an order, which Iniro thought was "Prepare to engage." In actuality, all Iniro heard was "Prepare to..." before he leapt into battle. This left him stranded and alone against the Carrack-class cruisers making up the picket line. The cruisers ripped the Take That! apart with turbolaser fire in no time. (THG)

Inisa
this was a common name among Cerean females. Unlike their male counterparts, Cerean females use a single name unless they became a bond-wife. In this case, a female will take on their husband's grandfather's name for official matters. The name Inisa came from a species of sweet-smelling flower that was native to Cerea. (GCG)

Inisa
this sweet-smelling flower was native to the planet Cerea, and was used to make a variety of perfumes. (GCG)

Injector
a tool found in most medkits, an injector is used to administer pain killers and stimulants. It is a small, disk-shaped implement that is green on one side (where the stimulant is stored) and red on the other (where the pain killer is stored). Small needles on each side are projected when the injector is placed on a patient's neck, allowing the drugs to be placed into the patient's bloodstream. (LCF)

Injectrine
this fuel additive is used to activated the power fluids used by racing engines. (X1)

Inkabunga
this is a Huttese term of surprise, and translates to the Basic world "incredible." (IS1)

Inkur
this was a common name among members of the Ugnaught race. (UANT)

Inleshat
this species of Iskalonian was native to the planet Drexel II. They were characterized by their silky, white hair, webbed hands with three fingers each, pupil-less eyes, and pointed ears. As a people, the Inleshat were the most dominant of the races allied as part of The School. They were also a spiritual people, and were not afraid to defend a cause that they believed to be right. (EGA, GMR1)

Inn on Isttu Lake
located on Isttu Lake, aboard the Ithorian herdship Bazaar, the Inn on Isttu Lake was not as opulent as the Great Mother River Hotel. (GA)

Inner Circle
this was the term used by General Wedge Antilles to describe the innermost group of individuals he implicitly trusted, during the period of time following the Battle of Coruscant and the death of Borsk Fey'lya. Wedge and his forces retook Borleias from the Yuuzhan Vong invaders, then made a break with the surviving members of the New Republic Advisory Council. In order to ensure that the forces on Borleias were not corrupted by political or alien elements, Wedge only admitted his most trusted allies to the Inner Circle. Among the original members were his wife, Iella, Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade Skywalker, Tycho Celchu, Lando Calrisian, Booster Terrik, Danni Quee, Gavin Darklighter, and Corran Horn. In one of their earliest meetings, General Antilles called the New Republic "a dead, oversizing hulk with a decentralized nervous system, whose extremities don't realize that its heart isn't beating anymore." (EL1)

Inner Council
this ruling body of the New Republic began existence as the primary circle of leaders within the Provisional Council. The Inner Council was considered a less formal, more casual gathering where issued could be discussed before bringing them to the greater attention of the provisional Council. After the dissolution of the Provisional Council, the Inner Council became the focal point of the Republic's leadership. (HTTE, TNR)

Inner Council
this was the name of the leadership body of the New Regime of Brigia, during the early years of the New Order. (HSL)

Inner Court of the Transcendant
this structure, located on the planet J't'p'tan, was erected by the H'kig settlers there. It was a wide, open space surrounded by ornate walls and buildings. (TT)

Inner Curved Street
this meandering roadway was located in the city of Mos Eisley, on the planet Tatooine. It started at the end of Dune Street, and ran until it dead-ended at Chalmun's Spaceport Cantina. (IWST)

Inner Guide
this was another name for the Guide Within. (FFT)

Inner Hub
this was the name used by the Daan and the Melida to indicate the center of the city of Zehava. Shortly after the Twenty-Second Battle of Zehava, the Daan had driven the Melida into the Inner Hub, and surrounded them in the Outer Circle. (DOD)

Inner Kuat Traffic Zone
this was the name given to the area located between the planet of Kuat and the three main spaceports which served it: the Kuat Passenger Port, the Kuat Freight Port, and the Imperial Transfer Post. Civilian starships were not allowed within this Zone, as non-qualified ships were forbidden to travel directly to Kuat. (PSPG)

Inner Los
this searing ball of rock was the innermost planet of the Recopi System. (CCW)

Inner Orbit
this exhibit, staged at the Royal Icqui Aquaria on Coruscant during the last decades of the Old Republic, features ocean-dwelling creatures that existed in molten seas and near volcanic vents on dozens of planets. (CCW)

Inner Rim Mercanaries
this band of mercenaries sprang up in the Inner Rim section of the galaxy during the height of the Clone Wars. Although their influence waned during the early years of the New Order, the Inner Rim Mercenaries gained power again during the Galactic Civil War. (SWMW)

Inner Rim Territories
the section of the galaxy once considered the furthest reaches of expansion, it was once known simply as The Rim during much of the Old Republic's early millennia. However, as hyperspace explorers began venturing beyond this area, it was renamed the Inner Rim. When the Empire began taking more and more resources from the Inner Rim worlds, many of its inhabitants left the Inner Rim and moved out into the Outer Rim. (SWSB, EGP)

Inner River District
this area was part of the city of Sodonna, on the planet Teyr. (SOL)

Inner Sphere
this was a term used to describe those star systems located in the Core Worlds and the Colonies region. (GG11)

Inner Systems Bank
this financial institution, based on the planet Paigu, grew to become the Commonality's primary banking and financial institution, more than 1,500 years before the onset of the Clone Wars. (GORW)

Inner Wash
this was the name of one of the shallow seas that were located in the Swamplands, on the planet Desevro. The Inner Wash was located between the East and Outer Washes. (GORW)

Inner Zuma
this area of the galaxy was located above the galactic plane, and sat upon the area of the galaxy known as the Outer Zuma. Both areas of the galaxy were located along the border between the Outer Rim Territories and the area of the Unknown Regions known as Wild Space. The Inner Zuma was made up of three galactic sectors: Moddell, Spar, and Ablajeck. Much of the Inner Zuma was uncharted until about 1,000 years before the Battle of Yavin. Several centuries before the Battle of Yavin, the Inner and Outer Zuma regions were considered part of the Unknown Regions, until explorers began scouting their locations and pushing the boundaries of known space ever outward. However, eddies and sinkholes in the hyperspace continuum in the area led to many lost expeditions and the formation of exceptionally dangerous travel routes. (GMR9)

Innerdome Arena
this sporting venue was located on Nwarcol Point, along the Sisar Run. (SSR)

Innis, Tarn
this graduate of the Imperial Academy was considered too average to ever assume command. He was given a position in the Supply branch of the military, where he eventually earned the command of the Shallow March Supply Post shortly before the Battle of Yavin. Over the years since taking this command, Innis developed a network of informants that provided him incredible detail on the logistics of the Imperial army. He often passed this information on to the Alliance via pirates and smugglers like Talon Karrde. (CRO)

Inntak
this entirely heartless Rodian bounty hunter hunted only for his fellow Rodians, taking bounties only for rogue Rodians and those who had angered Navik the Red. Inntak was a member of the Chattza clan, but cared little for clan affiliations. He maintained a top-secret contact with Entukan Yesosko, who fed him information on rogues who attended performances of the Rodian Galactic Drama Troupe. (SPG)

Inoxide
this substance is used in identity probes. Based on the results of the identity probe, the inoxide in the tip of the probe can be set to a positive of negative polarity. When inserted into a special reader, the inoxide's state can be used to determine success or failure. (MA)

Inpoll
this is the name given to the fall season on the planet Draenell's Point. (GMK)

Inquiesse
this is the smallest continent of the planet Draenell's Point. (GMK)

Inquisitor
this was the title given to those officers of the Galactic Alliance's Reconstruction Authority who were charged with investigating and bringing to trial those individuals who were in league with the Yuuzhan Vong and the Peace Brigade. (DN1)

Inquisitor
this Imperial-class Star Destroyer made regular patrols in the Core Worlds, near the boundaries of Darpa and Bormea Sectors. (FOP)

Inquisitor-4
one of the World Devastators that attacked Calamari, Inquisitor-4 was a 1,700-meter-long, "young adult" World Devastator that was smaller and less well-armed than ships like the Silencer-7. It had 8- heavy turbolaser batteries, 80 blaster cannons, 30 proton missile tubes, and 10 tractor beam emplacements. It was manned by a crew of 21,640, with 1,020 gunners, 1,800 slaves, 1,211 droids, and up to 6,700 troops and 1,000 pilots. (DE1, DESB)

Inquisitorium
see Inquisitorious (PH)

Inquisitorius
this was the name used to describe the body of Imperial High Inquisitors, which was based on the planet Prakith during the height of the New Order. In the wake of the Battle of Endor and the apparent death of Emperor Palpatine, many Inquisitors abandoned their Imperial service and joined the Great InQuestors of Justice. (ECH, PH, WOTC)

Inrokini
this was one of the four ruling families of the Chiss civiliation. Like the other families, the Inrokini bloodlines predate modern Chiss society. The Inrokini syndic was charged with overseeing the industry, science, and communications of the Chiss. (GMR5, FH2)

Inrull
this was one of the more common surnames used by the Duros people. Like all such names, Inrull was used only for official business, to indicate one individual from another when in the presense of non-Duros. This name literally meant "heart". (GCG)

ins1dr
this was the hacker alias used by a being from the planet Cularin, during the final years of the Old Republic. According to HoloNet records, ins1dr was the first to post information on the appearance of Sot-sirc in the Cularin System. (LFCW)

INS-444
this bullet-shaped, repulsor-equipped droid was developed on the planet Coruscant during the last decades of the Old Republic, for use in replacing panes of glass in the immense skyscrapers that dominated its landscape. (OWS)

Insect-bird
a scarlet flying creature native to the jungles of Yavin 4. (COTF)

Insecticulture
the Kubaz science of genetically altering insects for increased stamina and food supply, as well as marking them for identification among the various Kubaz clans. (SCRE)

Insel los verryos
this Snivvian phrase translated into Basic as "The winds are picking up." (HNN5)

Insensate
this concerto was written by Tikkal Remb Mah, and was considered one of the most important pieces of classical music produced during the height of the Old Republic. (MBS)

Insevade, Trevor
this Alderaanian youth represented his homeworld in the Legislative Youth Program's mock vote on the Military Creation Act, shortly before the Galactic Senate voted on the real thing. Unfortunately, Insevade's vote was never tallied, because he came down with a case of nerf-pox just before the final votes. (HNN5)

Insiders
this was the term used by the military forces serving under Wedge Antilles at the Borleias base, just after the Battle of Coruscant, to describe the Inner Circle. Most people believed that the Insiders and the Inner Circle were purely military advisors, and Wedge worked hard to keep the true nature of the Inner Circle a secret. The secret was maintained for many months, even after the New Republic regrouped on Mon Calamari and Cal Omas was elected the new Chief of State. (EL1, DW)

Inspector 11
this analysis droid was placed in charge of the Arakyd Viper production line on Mechis III by IG-88. (TBH)

Insta-7
the Gotal bounty hunter Glott was wanted on this planet. (ROC)

Installer Droid
this was the term used to describe any of the simple automatons used on the planet Coruscant, during the last years of the Old Republic, to perform routine maintenance to the windows of the tall skyscrapers that dominated the planet's cityscape. The used of installer droids, such as INS-444, meant that humans did not have to scale the incredibly tall buildings to replace broken panes of glass. These droids lacked any sophistication, requiring constant communication with a central processing system to receive instructions. (VD2, AOTC)

Insta-Meal
produced by SoroSuub, the Insta-Meal is a processed food which is used in survival packs. It usually comes in block form, from which pieces can be broken off and consumed. It contains large amount of essential nutrients in a small, easily transported form. (GUN)

InstaMist Generator
produced by Agrierd Intergalactics, this handheld device was originally designed to expel a directed cloud of fire retardant at the source of a fire. It could also be used to water plants with a gentle mist, or to produce a smoke screen to cover an escape. (GFT)

Instant Adhesive
this bonding agent claimed to be able to secure two materials together with amazing adhesive properties. (POC)

Instigator
this Trianii RX4 patrol ship was part of the New Republic fleet assigned to Corva Sector, shortly after the Battle of Bilbringi. Despite heavy usage, the Instigator was nonetheless a reliable ship. Many of the modifications performed on the ship were handled personally by Captain Bluuis. The ship measures 33 meters in length, and is armed with a pair of twin turbolasers and an ion cannon. It was flown under the name Surge during the Republic's search for the Kaarenth Dissension. (SWJ8)

Institute for Sentient Studies
located on the planet Baraboo, this educational facility studies the various sentient civilizations that have arisen in the galaxy. (BTS)

Institute of Imperial Psychological Studies
this college specialized in the study of sentient behavioral patterns and profiles. (GG10)

Institute of Starship Engineering
next to the Imperial Engineering Academy, this is one of the most highly-respected engineering guilds in the galaxy. In fact, the Imperial Navy required bi-annual ISE certification among its engineers. Most graduates can commands a 100% uptake in their wage opportunities. The ISE has a huge campus on Coruscant, with smaller campuses on Perithal VI, Sullust, and in the Corellian System. A campus used to be based on Alderaan. (GG9)

Instrop Sector
Danaan Kerr was rumored to have performed dark magics in this sector, shortly after the Battle of Endor. (WBC)

Insulfiber
this fibrous, insulating material was used by many hives of the Colony as the basis for exoskeletons that could withstand brief exposures to vaccum. Used especially by the pilots of the Great Swarm, insulfiber was laminated into the chitin of their carapaces, strengthening the shells and allowing them to keep a member of the Kind safe in space. (DN1)

Insulfoam
this heat-reflective material was used to insulate buildings and perishable cargoes. (LO)

Insurrection
this branch of the Pentastar Alignment's Chamber of Order was established to ensure that the New Republic was unable to reclaim any former Imperial star systems. Moff Ardus Kaine feared that the fragmented Empire, in the wake of the Battle of Endor, had become too worried about confronting the Republic with direct force, and established the Insurrection branch to use deception and misinformation to ensure the Republic received false and incomplete information. (SWJ3)

INT-66
although official known as a transport ship, the Corellian Engineering Corporation's INT-66 essentially a heavy interceptor craft. At fifty meters in length, it was larger than a starfighter but nearly as maneuverable. It required a single pilot to operate, and could accommodate up to three passengers and 35 metric tons of cargo. (SWJ4)

Intamm
this Rodian clan owned a small enclave on the Betu continent of Rodia, and owed its allegiance to the Chekkoo clan. (SPG)

Inta'si'rin'na
this was the term used to describe the ruler of the Rodian race, known as the Grand Protector of the Rodians. The original Grand Protector was from the Soammei clan. Although the Grand Protector was considered the leader of all Rodians, the real power remained within the rin'na of the clan from which he was promoted. (SPG)

Integrity
this Old Republic Carrack-class light cruiser was the flagship of the fleet dispatched to Belderone, some thirty-six months after the Battle of Geonosis, in an effort to capture the leaders of the Confederacy on Independent Systems. Commanded by Lorth Needa, the Integrity was later recalled to Coruscant and assigned to Home Fleet Strike Group Five during the First Battle of Coruscant. (LEV, E3N)

Intellex
this was one of the few datafiles from the old Industrial Intelligence computer banks which was decrypted following the corporation's merger with Automata Galactica. The merger created the mega-corporation Industrial Automaton, and the data contained in the Intellex file led to the development of the Intellex series of droid brains, which were used in the R-series astromech droids. (SWJ7)

Intellex II
this was the second-generation droid brain produced by Industrial Automata from the information developed by the former Industrial Intelligence corporation. It was designed for use in the P2-series astromech droid. (SWJ7)

Intellex III
this model of computer brain was used in R1 as well as R4 droids. Like the entire Intellex series of brains, the Intellex III was based on technologies developed by Industrial Intelligence, prior to its merger with Automata Galactica. The Intellex III was a powerful central unit, but lacked the versatility of its successor, the Intellex IV. (GG7, SWJ7)

Intellex IV
the model of internal computer system used in R2-series astromech droids, the Intellex IV can perform 10,000 or more operations a second. Like the entire Intellex series of brains, the Intellex IV was based on technologies developed by Industrial Intelligence, prior to its merger with Automata Galactica. (SWSB)

Intellex V
this was an upgraded version of the Intellex IV internal computer system, used on R2-series and V1-series astromech droids. Like the entire Intellex series of brains, the Intellex V was based on technologies developed by Industrial Intelligence, prior to its merger with Automata Galactica. (SWJ10)

Intellex VI
this was an upgraded version of the Intellex V internal computer system, used on R2-series and V1-series astromech droids. Like the entire Intellex series of brains, the Intellex VI was based on technologies developed by Industrial Intelligence, prior to its merger with Automata Galactica. (SWJ10)

Intelligence Freighter
a specialized cruiser used by Imperial Intelligence, it was not overly marked or obvious. (DFR)

Intelligentsia
this was the name of the ruling caste of the Yinchorri species. (AOW)

IntelStar Company
this manufacturer of prime hyperdrive components supplies parts to eleven different hyperdrive builders. They were one of the original non-voting Contributing Sponsors of the Corporate Sector Authority. (CSA)

Intendants
this was one of the many castes of the Yuuzhan Vong society, made up from those Yuuzhan Vong who were no longer warriors, but were considered to be among their best leaders. Most members of the Intendant caste have skills from other castes, augmenting their already formidable abilities. They were the curators of Yuuzhan Vong commerce and trade, and were responsible for overseeing the Yuuzhan Vong slaving operations as well as ensuring that the general population remained passive. Among the Intendants, there were four distinct divisions: High Prefect, Prefect, Consul, and Executor. (SWDB, NJOSB, UF, UFCD)

Interceptor
this was one of the Nebulon-B frigates which were used by the Imperial Navy, during the height of the Galactic Civil War. (XW)

Interceptor
this Imperial Guardian-class customs ship was captained by Hallyn Phlynne, and patrolled the Elin Roe System during the height of the New Order.. (SWJ2)

Interceptor-class Light Freighter
this small class of triangular freighters was first manufactured by Arakyd, with the Helix Interceptor. (SWJ5)

Interchip
this small device processes the transfer of credits from one party to another. When a being purchases something from a merchant, the merchant enters the cost into the interchip. The being then inserts their own credit voucher, and the interchip debits their account the correct number of credits before depositing them into the merchant's account. Payment between two individuals can also be accomplished the same way. (GG2)

Interdiction Field
the name used to describe any gravimetric force field that simulates the presence of mass in open space or hyperspace. The field can be a small, powerful, planet-sized field, similar to those generated by the Interdictor-class starships; or, it can be a huge, system-wide field similar to that used by Thrackan Sal-Solo to seal off the Corellian Sector just following his secession from the New Republic. (AC)

Interdictor-class Cruiser
Interdictor-class ships are equipped with four gravity-wave generators to simulate large (planet-sized) masses. These are useful for a number for things, such as for trapping fleeing spacecraft and for bringing ships out of hyperspace at a specific point is real space. (DFR, ISB)

Interechoic Micrometer
a sensititive device which uses sound waves to measure the thickness of metals, especially starship hulls. (COJ)

Interface Band
this was an ancient form of the cyborg construct, which wrapped around a being's skull and provided a mental interface to a computer system. (KOTOR)

Interface Visor
this ancient device was created during the decades leading up to the Great Sith War, and allowed a user to have a mental and visual interface to the electronic systems common to security, demolitions, and general computing functions. (KOTOR)

Interfacing System Bridge
known as a patch, this computer device allows the user to bypass the entry protocols in order to quickly access the central computer. Most often used by tech teams and Imperial technicians, these devices are incredibly helpful when a component is damaged or a subsystem is breached, and the problem might result in a system-wide failure. The techs don't have time to enter in all their security information, and can use the patch to simply correct the problem. The Alliance discovered that these patches could also be used to mask an intrusion into an Imperial computer system, allowing the saboteurs to place a virus or tag without being detected. (SWJ10)

InterFlux
manufacturers of one of the most popular water-making systems for starships. (SS)

InterGalactic Banking Clan
based on the planet Muunilinst, this was one of the galaxy's largest, and most profitable, financial institutions of the Old Republic during the years leading up to the Clone Wars. The IBC (other referred to it as the IGBC) had been around for generations at this time, having served the Old Republic throughout most of its history. The first known transcation made by the IBC was the funding of the human colony on Sartinaynian. It made considerable profits through the development and manufacture of currency exchange technologies and infrastructures, especially when many planets throughout the galaxy began to think about seceding from the Republic. The desire on these worlds to have their own currency meant that IBC could step in and help them manage their new currency as well as maintain an up-to-the-minute valuation of the new currency against the Republic Credit. The financial backing for these new currencies came from the rich natural resources of Muunlinst itself, as the smoker volcanoes that dotted its surface continually disgorged valuable ores and minerals for mining. As the Clone Wars engulfed the galaxy, the IBC continued to make a profit by providing financial services to both the Republic and the Separatists. The IBC also financed the resurrection of Durge and General Grievous, actions which San Hill believed made Darth Sidious indebted to the clan. In the upheaval of the Clone Wars and the transition to the New Order, the IBC continued to do business with the galaxy, although much of its operation was nominally controlled by the Empire. While this rankled the government's leaders, it also ensured that the IBC remained the galaxy's pre-eminent financial institution. With the death of Emperor Palpatine at the Battle of Endor, the IBC became the guarantors of the fledgling New Republic, despite protests from the surviving Imperial leaders. The leaders of the IBC correctly reasoned that Imperial grousing amounted to nothing, since any actions by the Imperial Remnant would only devalue the Imperial credit. (COD, AOTCN, HNN4, SWDB, VD3, GORW)

Intergalactic Communications Center
this was the primary communications nexus maintained by the Old Republic, during the decades leading up the Clone Wars. It served as the primary hub for communications going into and out of the Core Worlds, despite the fact that this was a potential liability. This liability was exposed during the Clone Wars, when Separatist forces led by Pors Tonith first blockaded Praesitlyn before landing their troops and overrunning the small Republic defense forces. The communications center was quickly captured, despite the best efforts of Zozridor Slayke and his soldiers. The facility was eventually liberated from the Separatists by a Republic task force led by Nejaa Halcyon and Anakin Skywalker, although only a dangerous mission by Skywalker managed to preserve both the facility and its support staff. (JT)

Intergalactic Droid Agency
a company that matches unowned or manumitted droids to the needs of businesses and individuals throughout the galaxy. (MDCAR, DCAR)

Intergalactic Federation of Musicians
a guild dedicated to promoting the advancement of music throughout the galaxy. (TME)

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