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Mark II Reactor Drone
a utility droid whose heavily-shielded casing makes them look cumbersome, they are programmed to perform menial labor. (SWR)

Mark II World Rover
this exploration craft was used by planetary contact teams. It was a delta-winged repulsorcraft equipped with enhanced shielding, navigational and sensor arrays, and various boring and drilling implements. A pilot and co-pilot could maneuver the craft by supplying power to an array of thruster jets. (SOL)

Mark III
this successor to Aratech's Mark I Scrambler was one of the most feared of the anti-droid ion weapons produced in the wake of the Great Sith War. Although it was equipped with a beam splitter that allowed to hit multiple targets at once, the Mark III tended to overload if used too often. It drew so much power to generate the ion blast that it often destroyed itself after a few shots. (KOTOR2)

Mark III Air Brake
this small, non-jetted air brake provides increased stopping power over the Mark II brake. (RAC)

Mark III Bulk Transport
this 300-meter-long transport ship was designed by Sienar Fleet Systems. The Mark III required a crew of 10 to operate, and was armed with a single, computer-controller laser cannon. The Mark III could transport up to 160,000 metric tons of cargo and carried four months' worth of supplies. (FOP)

Mark III Ion Mine
this orbital mine was produced by Merr-Sonn during the early years of the New Republic. Like an ion cannon, the Mark III ion mine was designed to disable a target's electrical systems by hitting the target with a burst of ionized energy. (DARK)

Mark III Powersuit
an enhancement to the Mark II, the Mark III powersuit has a blaster cannon and mini-proton torpedoes. They were designed for military and security personnel. (SN)

Mark III Surveillance Unit
produced by TapTronics CovOps, this concealed sensor unit allowed fortified compounds to have remote listening and monitoring equipment on their perimeters without attractions attention. (HAS)

Mark IV Air Brake
this medium-sized, non-jetted air brake provides increased stopping power over the Mark III brake. (RAC)

Mark IV Assault Droid
this combat droid was developed for the Sith, during the height of the Great Sith War. (KOTOR)

MARK IV Flat-Twin Turbojet
this was a model of podracer designed and manufactured by Mantis RamAir during the last decades of the Old Republic. A large craft, the cockpit of the Turbojet measured 5.28 meters in length, while the engines measured 10.59 meters in length. The large engines were capable of speeds approaching 823 kilometers per hour. (IG1)

Mark IV Fuel Cell
this Imperial fuel cell was noted for its ability to evenly distribute fuel, providing longer travel times. (SWJ5)

Mark IV Patrol Droid
this series of repulsor-equipped sentries was created by Imperial Department of Military Research for use by the Empire shortly before the Battle of Yavin. They measured a third of a meter across, and moved about on a series of tiny repulsor-engines guided by several steering vanes. The Mark IV was unarmed, but carried a variety of sensors and recording devices to document the criminals it encountered. The Mark IV was also known as an IM IV droid, since they were manufactured for use by Imperial forces. (SWSE, BTM, SWRPG, EGD)

Mark IV Powersuit
the Mark IV powered suit of armor was designed for speed. It is armed with a single laser cannon, and was used to move between vessels during military operations. (SN)

Mark IX Executioner Droid
this assassin droid was the forerunner of the Mark X Executioner, developed by Arakyd during the early years of the New Order. (WOA18)

Mark of Illumination
this religious insignia was used by the mystics of the Chalactan Enlightenment to denote an individual who had become one with his or her gods. The mark was formed by affixing one or two small beads to the frontal bone of an individual's skull. There were two distinct Marks of Illumination which could be earned by a Chalactan. A single Mark on the bridge of the nose, known as the Lesser Mark of Illumination, indicated an individual's devotion to their gods. A second Mark on the forehead, known as the Greater Mark of Illumination, indicated an individual's attainment of the rank of Chalactan Adept. Together, the two Marks signified the most basic tenet of Chalactan Enlightenment, "As Without, So Within". (IG1, SHPT)

Mark of the Crown
this subtle mark of succession was a characteristic of the true heir to the throne of Gala, but was not a specific birth-mark or identifying feature. The Mark was known to the Galacian Council of Ministers, who could test and individual for its presence. Viso was the primary member of the Council who knew the way to determine the presence of the Mark. Deep within the palace, a special room contained a mosaic floor of pale blue tile. An intricate pattern of silver marked a square within a square on the floor. Whenever a Galacian stepped into the center square, it activated a sensor system that swept the being with a cascade of lights. If the being wore the Mark, the shadows of light would outline them. A Galacian who didn't have the Mark would not cast a shadow. (MOC)

Mark One Ear'ole
this was a term used by Sergeant Kal Skirata to describe what he thought were the best assets a clone commando had at his disposal: his own eyes and ears. (RCHC)

Mark V Air Brake
this is the largest of the non-jetted air brakes used on pod racers and other high-speed ground vehicles. (RAC)

Mark V Powersuit
another Telgorn protection system, the Mark V was designed with a number of onboard tools for maintenance operations. (SN)

Mark V Proton Torpedo
this was a civilian-grade proton torpedo. (SWJ5)

Mark V14
this spaceport baggage carrier was produced by Falkenharn Repulsors during the height of the New Order. It was designed to be folded into a small package, making it the perfect companion for regular travelers who needed to move their luggage between gates with ease. (GFT)

Mark VI Powersuit
manufactured by Telgorn, the Mark VI Powersuit was designed to be the only armor necessary in any harsh environment. It could be used in any number of military, search-and-rescue, or scientific operations. It is equipped with a blaster cannon with a special focusing lense, life support systems, and a huge Ubrikkian repulsorlift engine for locomotion. (SN)

Mark VII Attendant Droid
this humanoid servant droid was manufactured by Galinolo Subservient. (TA)

Mark VII Inquisitor
this version of seeker remote was developed by Arakyd. Equipped with a variety of sensors, scanners, and communication equioment, the Mark VII carried a BXT-4 computer and an AA-1 verbobrain, all of which allowed the Mark VII to work independently of an organic operator. These small remote were armed with a pair of tiny yet powerful blasters, and could stun or kill a target if directed to do so. (EGW)

Mark VII Power Crossbow
this weapon, produced by Malkanthi, was an energized version of the archaic crossbow. It was popularized after the bounty hunter Boddu Bocck began using one in his hunts. (SWJ2)

Mark VII Scarab Droid
this was the most recent in the line of Scarab Droids produced for Imperial use by Seinar Fleet Systems. Used during the years surrounding the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy, the Mark VII was easily modified for a variety of missions. The Mark VII resembled a palm-sized insect, and moved about on six magentic feet. Its light weight and maneuverability allowed the Mark VII to scale vertical walls with ease. A single injector mechanism could be loaded with a variety of poisons. (FH1, AEG)

Mark XI Executioner
this was Arakyd's follow-up design to the popular Mark X Executioner droid. (SWJ3)

Mark-127
this was the model number of the Golon Arms Vac Attack blade launcher. (ROE)

Marka
this young girl was a slave, owned by the Toydarian Lod, during the years leading up to the Battle of Ruusan. When Lod tried to sell her to the Sith Master Finn and his apprentice, the apprentice killed Lod for suggesting that he, too, was a slave. His brief moment of compassion for Marka eventually proved to be his undoing, however. Master Finn recognized that the girl was sensitive to the Force, and her enslavement had pushed her close to the Dark Side. When Marka followed them to their ship, Finn demanded that his apprentice deal with her. Marka then asked them to take her with them, although Finn refused on the grounds that he already had an apprentice. Marka took matters into her own hands, taking the apprentice's lightsaber and pushing him off the ledge of a building to his death. She then took her place as Finn's apprentice. (T17)

Marka Ragnos
this ancient Dark Lord of the Sith ruled the galaxy with an iron fist some 5,000 years before the Galactic Civil War. Ragnos controlled the Sith Empire for more than a century before before he finally died, but expanded the Sith Empire very little during his tenure. Ragnos knew of, and feared, the power of the Old Republic, and chose to protect the Sith by keeping them isolated. After he died, funeral preparations were underway when the Daragon siblings happened upon Korriban, and interrupted the burial ceremony. Ragnos was buried with his predecessors in the Valley of the Dark Lords, with numerous living slaves entombed to assist him in the afterlife. The funeral consisted of twenty Dark Lords surrounding his body in a perfectly spaced circle, with Ludo Kressh presiding from the sixth position, opposite Simus in the sixteenth position. The death of Marka Ragnos led to a great uprising among the two major Sith factions, as each of them tried to promote their candidate to the vacant position of Dark Lord. Both Ludo Kressh and Naga Sadow believed that they were the next Dark Lord, and came to blows shortly after Ragnos' burial. Ragnos spirit - angered by the proceedings - returned from the dead to counsel them about choosing their battles wisely. Ragnos' spirit foresaw that their battle would bring about the end of the golden age of the Sith magicians. A millennium later, Ragnos' spirit again rose from the dead, when it named Exar Kun the newest Dark Lord of the Sith. Ragnos, however, lacked enough power to fully return, and remained as a spirit, trapped on Korriban for the next 4,000 years. Some ten years after the Battle of Endor, the Dark Jedi Tavion managed to acquire the Scepter of Ragnos, and began supplying it with Force energy. She then traveled to Korriban, in an effort to raise the spirit of Ragnos. Although she was intercepted by Jaden Korr, Tavion managed to transfer the power in the Scepter to Ragnos' spirit. The former Sith Lord rose up and tried to take over Tavion's body, but she was killed in combat with Korr. Ragnos then tried to kill Korr, but was unable to do so in his spirit form. Ragnos once again was trapped on the planet, although he vowed to find a way to escape. (GAS, DSSB, NEGC, JKA, KOTOR2)

Markand
this man served the Empire as a High Admiral during the Galactic Civil War. (PP)

Markbee's Star
a star mentioned by C-3PO, in reference to Zeffliffl. (CS)

Marked by a Hunter
this Imperial holovid starred Alexis Cov-Prim. (LAA)

Markenson
this Imperial Colonel was in charge of the Wyloff Sector Plexus when Commander Jev learned of the death of his father. After Jev orchestrated the arrest of Moff Varnier's spy, Markenson was relieved of duty for his poor management of the facility. Jev was promoted into Markenson's former position. (CRO)

Marker Ring
these heraldric rings were developed for the lords and ladies of the noble house of the planet Kilia IV. Externally, the rings bore the crest or seal of the noble house. Internally, there were tiny communications systems that allowed members of the same house to recognize each other. When two rings from the same house were in close proximity, they began to glow, a tell-tale sign of the other noble's presence. Kilian Rangers had theur rank etched into their marker rings, a further indication of their social status. (RESB)

Markess Narn
this was one of two Nebulon-B frigates used by Ororo Transportation to patrol the Lybeya System and the Vergesso Asteroid Field. (SPG)

Market City
this was the largest city on the planet Lotide, and the site of the planet's only starport. (BI)

Market Maker
this was one of the false identities maintained by Qual'om Soach for his personal starship, the Invisible Star. (FBS)

Market Potential of Known Outer Rim Worlds: A Report to the Galactic Trade Federation
this was a report on the possible profits which could be gained from trade with several Outer Rim Territories worlds, including Tatooine. It was authored by Rune Haako, who felt that Tatooine was too ridden with vice and corruption to have any worth. (ANA)

Market Rock
this was another name for The Market, a large rocky outcropping used by the Jawas as a gathering place. (E1A5)

Market, The
this was the name used by the Jawas to describe the huge tower of rock, deep in the Jundland Wastes of Tatooine, where they would gather their sandcrawlers to buy and sell their junk. The Jawas welcomed other beings from Mos Eisley or Mos Espa to join them during their trade sessions. (E1A5)

Marketplace, The
three-levelled shopping place near the Tower of Law on Bimmisaari. (HTTE)

Marketta-class Shuttle
this transport ship was created during the early decades of the New Republic, and saw duty primarily within the Republic's military. (DTR)

Markko
this was the name of the man who posed as Imperial Counselor Raines, a member of Governor Egron's staff on the planet Chibias, during the early years of the New Republic. Mara Jade discovered the connection between Raines and Markko after meeting up with Ghent for the first time. She also learned that Markko had been hired by Egron to slice open an Alliance datacore, but was unable to perform the task he was hired to do. For this reason, Raines had planned to blackmail Ghent into doing the job for free, while taking all the credit himself. However, Markko's dealings with Governor Egron were themselves a cover, for he was actually an agent of the New Republic. He had been sent to Chibias to ensure that the datacore - which was actually the control node of an Imperial-class Star Destroyer - was sliced open and its information provided to the New Republic military. He was unprepared for Ghent to be accompanied by Mara Jade, but managed to avoid being killed when they escaped. He later cornered Mara and Ghent, accompanied by Governor Egron. Mara dispatched Egron with a well-aimed blaster bolt, and Markko took Ghent hostage. Mara, however, decided that her work was done: she had eliminated an Imperial traitor. She agreed to allow Markko to go free, as long as he freed Ghent. Markko agreed, and Mara let him return to the Republic. (GMR10)

Marko
a bounty hunter active during the height of the New Order. He traveled in a modified Incom A-24 Sleuth. (LAA)

Markon IV
a planet which was the site of an Imperial base during the Galactic Civil War. (RPG)

Markota, Selwin
this man served the New Republic Navy as an officer aboard the Pride of Selonia, serving as second-in-command to Captain Todra Mayn during the height of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy. He was known as an excellent administrator who was dependable at all times, even during a crisis. (FH2, FH3)

Markre
this given name was common human males across the galaxy. (GCG)

Markresh Slaver's Consortium
this slaving ring grew to prominence in the early years of the New Republic. (GG11)

Marks of Contact
this was the term used by the Jedi Knights to describe the target objectives of lightsaber combat. Each of the seven Forms of lightsaber combat have the same marks of contact, which include sun djem, shiim, shiak, and cho mai. (SWI62)

Marksman-H
often referred to as a training remote, this type of combat remote was used to train beings in the use of hand-held weapons. They could also be used in lightsaber training, as demonstrated by Obi-Wan Kenobi to Luke Skywalker. It was manufactured by Industrial Automaton. (BTM, SW)

Markul
an alien race. (TJP)

Markus, Len
this man was distinguished by his pale, translucent skin. He appeared to be albino, but was simply lacking in certain skin pigments. He accentuated his pale coloration by wearing light clothing, but could blend into a crowd by wearing darker clothes. Markus was the primary representative of the Smuggler Confederacy in the years following the Battle of Naboo, acknowledging the control of Nirama over the Confederacy but running the operation his own way. Markus and Nirama then worked together in an effort to bring down The Cell. It was believed that Len Markus was the individual who traveled into the Cularin System's asteroid belt and remove the Darkstaff from its resting place, releasing a horde of strange creatures and causing the sudden disappearance of the entire Cularin System, shortly after the Battle of Naboo. Later information revealed that Markus had hired the noted information broker Sot-sirc to discover the location of the Darkstaff. (LFC, WOTC, LFCW)

Mark-X Executioner
a series of Arakyd gladiator droid, the Mark-X moved about on two caterpillar tracks, and had many weapon-studded arms that folded close to its torso. The arms contained flame throwers, lasers, flechette launchers, and other weapons systems. Viceprex Hirken owned one on Stars' End, and constantly paid the Imperial Entertainment Guild to send him a robot performer to pit against the droid. When Han Solo infiltrated the penal colony, Bollux was sent up against the Mark-X. Bollux used skill rather than force, and was able to defeat the droid by coming in low and locking himself around the Mark-X's tracks. The Mark-X became confused, for it was never programmed to shoot at itself to disable its opponent. The Mark-X went berserk, shooting all its weapons at anything came close to resembling a target. It eventually ran itself into a wall and self-destructed. (HSE, CSA)

Marl
this given name was common human males across the galaxy. (GCG)

Marl
this was one of the most common male names among the Corellian population. (GMR9)

Marl
this man was one of the many gladiator fighters chosen by Ajuur the Hutt to compete in his events, during the height of the Great Sith War. Marl was an exceptional hand-to-hand fighter, and often fought with just a stun baton. (KOTOR)

Marl Blazestar: Mercenary for Hire
this holovid serial was popular on Celanon during the early years of the New Republic. (POC)

Marl, Dagga
this raven-haired woman was hired by Thrackan Sal-Solo, shortly after he was named President of Ylesia and Commander in Chief of the Peace Brigade. Dagga was hired to serve as his personal bodyguard, after the Ylesian Senate decided to try anything possible to eliminate Sal-Solo. A member of the Senate herself, Dagga had been working secretly for the Ylesian Senate, performing assassinations to keep certain factions in power. She gladly accepted Thrackan's offer of a kilogram of glitterstim each week he remained alive, to relieve the boredom of working for the Senate. However, Dagga overestimated Thrackan's abilities, and was caught fleeing with him from Peace City when the New Republic attacked Ylesia to capture the Peace Brigade. She was disarmed and placed under arrested. (Y)

Marl, Reela
this woman worked for Neva Transport as a pilot, commanding the light freighter Early Riser. In reality, Reela was Elana Nalmar. (FBS)

Marl-class Heavy Freighter
this heavy freighter was designed and manufactured by Kuat Drive Yards during the early decades of the New Republic. (EVR)

Marlello Duck
native to the planet Lowick's equatorial marshes, this bird was cultivated by the Pa'lowick, who liked to eat their eggs. (AE)

Marmaw
this large predator was native to Almar, living along the shores of the planet oceans. A large saurian, the average marmaw grew to lengths of four meters or more, including its long tail. Its mouth was filled with more than twenty rows of blade-shaped teeth. The outer row of teeth is used to capture prey, and is continually being replaced from the rows behind it. Marmaw fed on fish and other sea creatures. (TBSB)

Marmor
this Corellian was a technician with the Empire until Crix Madine defected to the Alliance. Marmor defected with Madine, and earned the rank of Corporal shortly before the Battle of Endor. He took command of the starfigher and cruiser mechanics aboard Home One. (CCG11)

Marmoth
this planet is often visited by the Kuari Princess. (RM)

Marngar III
this planet was the site of a prominent Imperial university, located in the city of Thene'. (SWJ4)

Marniss, Celina
Mara Jade's alias when she worked as a hyperdrive mechanic in Tropis-on-Varont. She adopted the nickname after meeting Melina Carniss on Tatooine, many years before. (EGC, NEGC)

Marnor
this was a common name among the Ranat race. (UANT)

Maro Della
a planet. (GUN)

Marok
this Imperial Captain commanded the Star Destroyer Impending Doom, under the command of Admiral Sahreel and Moff Nile Owen. (TA)

Maronea
this female Selonian worked as a maid and servant to the Tharen family, on Corellia. (TPS)

Marotan
a planet. (SWJ12)

Marpre
this was the name of one of Lord Allic's bodyguards. (MJEH)

Marqo's
the most famous restaurant in the now-destroyed Demophon System. (SN)

Marqua Spas
this famous resort and convention center is located in Femon, on the planet Gailea. It celebrates an annual Grand Ball, complete with a traditional Panelan feast. (SWJ9)

Marquand
this Imperial Major directed the counterattack against the Ewoks during the Battle of Endor. Originally from Kessel, Marquand was a crewer on an AT-AT assigned to the Devastator before being transferred to the Imperial garrison on Endor. Marquand and his co-pilot, Lieutenant Watts, were captured when Chewbacca and a pair of Ewoks commandeered their AT-ST scout walker. (ROTJ, CCG10)

Marquarra
Flim, acting as Grand Admiral Thrawn, told Han Solo and Lando Calrissian that the Xerrol Nightstinger sniper rifles used in the attack on the Combined Clans Building on Bothawui had been stolen by Borsk Fey'lya's private army from the Ubiqtorate cache on this planet. (VOF)

Marr
this reed-like grain was grown by the Yoggoy and Unu hives of the Colony on the planet Yoggoy. (DN1)

Marr, Brezzic
this Imperial Commander was in charge of the 105th Stormtrooper Platoon, assigned to Starlyte Station and liaison officer Arissa Fawn. Marr also served as Fawn's second-in-command. Like the rest of the 105th, Marr was fanatically loyal to the Empire, and many believed that he was just another of the crazed members of the platoon. However, Marr had a keen tactical mind and an intense personality, and many of his strategies eventually found their way into Imperial training manuals. However, Marr was not above taking bribes from Talandro Starlyte, so long as Starlyte realized that no amount of monehy would ever buy his loyalty. (WSV)

Marr, Nichos
Nichos Marr was an up-and-coming young mind in the galaxy. He was also sensitive to the Force. He met, and fell in love with, Cray Mingla while at the Magrody Institute, and the two became betrothed. Their Force sensitivity led them both to Yavin 4, to learn the ways of the Jedi under Luke Skywalker. About six months into their training, Nichos somehow contracted Quannot's Disease, and began to slowly deteriorate. Cray, her love for Nichos unbounded, worked stridently to create an android body to replace his withering human body. She was able to perfectly replicate his form, but her lack of understanding of the Ssi-ruuk entechment techniques prevented her from fully transferring his mind to the new body. Once transferred, Nichos lost touch with the Force, and also lost much of his humanity, although he retained a great deal of knowledge and memory. Six months later, when Luke tried to use the Force to extract some of Nichos' memories about Plett's Well, Luke found only words there to describe the memories. There were no images or emotions associated with them. Nichos and Cray then accompanied Luke to the Moonflower Nebula, and were captured and held on the Eye of Palpatine by brainwashed Gamorreans. During his imprisonment by the Gamorreans on the Eye of Palpatine, Nichos began to doubt his existence as a human, and relaized that he would probably never become human again. So, he volunteered to stay behind with Callista and destroy the ship. When Cray suggested that Callista take her body, Nichos realized the depths of Cray's love for him. Together, they helped destroy the Eye of Palpatine by sacrificing themselves. (COJ)

Marrab
this was one of the more common names given to males of the Mon Calamari race. To the Mon Calamari, this name meant "protector" or "guardian". (GCG)

Marri
Hallis Saper claimed to have found a love letter from this Lady in Wes Janson's belongings, when she recovered the belongings of Red Flight from their rooms after they were exiled from Cartann City. In fact, there were no such letters. Hallis was goading Wes with a practical joke. (SOA)

Marrix
this scout Captain was the first non-Gree to make contact with the worlds of the Gree Enclave. Although seemingly well-respected by the Gree, especially since he was human, Marrix was only allowed to visit the motherworld of Gree just once. (SWJ8)

Marrsel
this independent scout was known for scouting only most unusual and profitable worlds. (GG8)

Marruc
this young Zeltron was part of the detachment sent to the Forest Moon of Endor to meet with the leaders of the Alliance, most especially Leia Organa, in the wake of the Battle of Endor. Admiral Ackbar then placed the four Zeltrons in charge of protecting Leia, in order to simplify a delicate situation. Marruc and his companions were personally escorted back to Zeltros by Leia Organa shortly afterward. Like most Zeltrons, Marruc had a strong hatred of the Nagai. When the Nagai tried to subjugate Zeltros, Marruc was one of the first Zeltrons to defend Leia. He was badly injured in the attempt, and his imprisonment at the hands of the Tofs didn't help the healing process. (LTA6, MC95, MC103, MC106)

Marruc
this was a common name among the Zeltron people. (GMR1)

Mars Guo
this Phuii was one of the Outer Rim's best podracer pilots. He was smitten with the Twi'lek Ann Gella, after seeing her at a glimmik concert. However, Sebulba discovered his affections and vowed to eliminate him. Guo was part of field for the Boonta Eve Classic which was eventually won by Anakin Skywalker, but Mars Guo himself was unable to finish the race. He had hoped to pilot his Plug-2 Behemoth racer to victory in order to buy the freedom of Ann Gella. However, the wily Dug, Sebulba, flung a piece of scrap into the air in front of Guo's pod, and the debris was sucked into an engine. The scrap shredded the engine's components and destroyed it, and Mars Guo's pod flew out of control and crashed in a fiery blast. Many believed that Mars did not survive the explosion, but nevertheless he returned to Mos Espa alive and well. (TPM, RAC, IG1, PRT, NEGC)

Marsh Haunt
this unusual swamp creature was native to the planet Abraxin, although it could be found in many forms on other planets. Many xenoarchaeologists believed that the idea of a "Force Demon" evolved from beings who encountered a marsh haunt on a dark night. The marsh haunt was a greenish-gray, bipedal creature whose skull was set between its shoulders, giving it a headless appearance. They were unintelligent creatures which were more fearsome in appearance than they were in action, but they had the ability to channel a small amount of the Force to frighten other creatures. By hunting in packs, marsh haunts could scare their prey into an ambush of other marsh haunts. (PJSB)

Marsh Lizard
an alien reptile. (DOE)

Marsh Pig
this porcine creature was native to the swamps and marshes of the planet Corellia. (MJH)

Marsh Wyrm
this huge creature lived in the Great Shore Marshes of the planet Gelgelar. Resembling a great snake, the marsh wyrm's head was dragon-like in appearance. (PSPG)

Marsh, Janos
this man served as the starship computer expert on board the scout vessel Bright Seeker. Although outwardly loyal to House Calipsa, Marsh was, in fact, a reserve member of House Melantha's Covert Activities Cadre. He had been infiltrated into the crew of the Bright Seeker in order to help the Knife's Edge capture her. The goal was to keep House Calipsa from locating a new trade route through Tapani Sector. The plans to take the Bright Seeker were thrown off when the ship jumped into hyperspace, forcing Marsh to act on his own. After the crew discovered that their blind jump had placed them in proximity to the Regal Destiny, Marsh dispatched a message to his superiors giving their location. Marsh was forced to murder Quat Ralto in order to maintain his secrecy. He eventually made his way to the Regal Destiny, but was overpowered by a group of freelance crewmen who were working for Captain Wender on the Bright Seeker. (TSIA)

Marshak
this Corellian man was a smuggler of minor repute during the early years of the New Order. Distinguished by his bald head and boisterous sense of humor, Marshak was one of the beings who supposedly witnessed Han Solo's winning of the Millennium Falcon from Lando Calrissian, at least according to Squishmael. As Squishmael told it, Marshak was the individual who explained to Solo that the Kessel Run involved obtaining rare Kessel Birds from the Aeneid System. Of course, Squishmael later explained that Marshak and Lando had been playing an expensive joke on young Solo, as part of Lando's revenge for losing the Millennium Falcon. (T16)

Marshal Levnis
this being owned the Lady Akiko, and tried to purchase a Kalld'n-class stardrive for it through the Most Honourable Guild of Armourers. (GG9)

Marsh-grubber Tree
this species of tree, native to Yavin 4, grew on the edges of swamps and lakes. (EVC)

Marsh-gunnie
this small swamp creature is native to the bayous of Nim Drovis. (POT)

Marshian
this Imperial Lieutenant served as Admiral Pellaeon's shuttle pilot, and was stationed aboard the Chimaera. (VOF)

Marshoo
this immense Gungan was the head chef of General Marshoo's Eatery in Otoh Gunga, during the period leading up to the Battle of Naboo. A former General with the Gungan Grand Army, Marshoo took criticism of his culinary creations with great afront. When Jar Jar Binks tried to beg for scraps, Marshoo tried to pound him flat, but was stopped by Captain Tarpals, who had come to arrest Binks. When Binks reminded Marshoo that he was no longer in the military and was "just a cook," Marshoo tried to take out both Tarpals and Binks on his own. In a series of fortunate actions, Binks managed to knock Marshoo and his cronnies unconscious, before he was exiled from Otoh Gunga. (T3)

Marshoo
this was one of the most common Gungan surnames, taking from the father's side of the family. These surnames were not dropped, even after marriage. It referred to a species of fish that was native to the planet Naboo. (GCG)

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