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Incom/Subpro Z-95 Headhunter
Source: The Essential Guide to Vehicle and Vessels (Del Rey, 1996)
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Incom/Subpro Z-95 Headhunter
Source: The Essential Guide to Vehicle and Vessels (Del Rey, 1996)
From 1979 to 1980, Brian Daley wrote the three Han Solo Adventures novels — Han Solo at Star’s End, Han Solo’s Revenge and Han Solo and the Lost Legacy. I could never get through them, but they, along with the Marvel comic and the non-canon Splinter of the Mind’s Eye, form up the foundation of the expanded universe.
Han Solo and the Corporate Sector (1993) is a sourcebook for the first two novels (the last is set in the Tion Hegemony). The titular Corporate Sector is run by the the tyrannical Corporate Sector Authority, a stand-in for the Empire that sets the stage for exploring Solo’s history as an outlaw and smuggler. Despite having no real opinion on the source material, this is one of my favorite sourcebooks for WEGSW.
The intention is to inject a bit of the Western into Star Wars. There is a gunslinger (Galanadro, who is a pretty cool character, honestly), a jail break, swoop racing, frontier life. It also, inadvertently, introduces a whiff of cyberpunk into the sci fi of star wars, with immoral monolithic corporations and heists and lowlifes. Most of all, it is refreshing because the Corporate Sector Authority (I would abbreviate it, but I can’t help but read CSA as "community-supported agriculture”) is not the Empire and Star Wars definitely benefits from more villains that aren’t the Empire and a new superweapon. Variety is the spice of life!
Nice art by Tim Eldred, Alan Nunis and Mike Vilardi throughout. The only real crime here is that the Lando Calrissian trilogy of novels didn’t get a similar sourcebook treatment.
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 6/12 Fandom: Star Wars: Rebellion Era - All Media Types Rating: Mature Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Ahsoka Tano/Original Character(s), Original Character(s)/Original Characters(s) Characters: Ahsoka Tano, Lassa Rhayme, Jame Blackthorn | Bryne Covenant | Taliesin Croft |Tempest (Original Character), Dani Faygan |Ishta (Original Character), Nola Vorserrie |Seoladen (Original Character), Meglann Florlin |Ina|Hammer (Original Character), Null-13 | Drop | Tarre Tredecima |Balor (Original Character), Talle Tredecima | Orla (Original Character), Alyysina Faygan’ii na’ Torstan’ii |Serquet |Sina (Original Character), Delilah Sal | ISB-023 | the Untrusted Other (Original Character), Jamelyn Blackthorn (Original Character), Nathaanan Betenn’ii (Original Character), Ardalen Nath (Original Character), Melis Nath (Original Character), Wren Shysa (Original Character) Additional Tags: Family, Love, Healing, Medical Procedures, Espionage, echoes from the past, Polyamory Series: Part 43 of Rise and Fight Again Summary:
Rebellions may be built on hope, but they are built by unlikely allies—people you’d never think of as rebels.
Ahsoka Tano and the other Links of the Corellian Covenant Chain—Dani Faygan, Meglann Florlin, Nola Vorserrie, Lassa Rhayme, and even the Untrusted Other, Imperial Advisor Delilah Sal, go out into the galaxy to help restore light, in ways both large and small. What they and the Covenant of Corellia, the former Jedi Taliesin Croft, now known as Bryne Covenant attempt, will have affects on a group of Imperial doubters, as well as the budding Rebellion’s future fleet, and the life and happiness of a family dear to them all.
Along the way, they will find family thought to have been lost decades ago, and find a way to give hope to many.
The Corporate Sector was an independent section of the galaxy ran by a group of megacorporations. Created by the Republic to appease said entities due to increased regulation, the Corporate Sector was a powerful influence in galactic politics. Following the Clone Wars, many Seperatist assets were purchased by the Corporate Sector Authority, making them a powerful force during the Galactic Civil War.
Source: The Essential Atlas (Art: Modi; 2009)
First Appearance: Han Solo at Stars’ End (1979)
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Rich Hall’s Working for the American Dream
Merr-Sonn Munitions Glop Grenade
Source: The Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology (Del Rey, 1997)
Cybot Galactica MixRMastR Robo-Bartender
Source: The Essential Guide to Droids (Del Rey, 1999)
TaggeCo Air-2 Racing Swoop
Source: The Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels (Del Rey, 1996)