Star Wars – RPG

Jedi

Ancient order of guardians of the peace. They become generals during war.

Use of the lightsaber and the Force.

Sith

Rule of two: one master and one apprentice.

They manipulate politics and war from the shadows.

Clone Army

Created in secret for the Republic.

Totally loyal (but with the Order 66 chip).

CSI (Confederation of Independent Systems)

It brings together powerful corporations (Trade Federation, Banking Clan, etc.).

Manipulated by Dooku and Sidious.

Coruscant: Capital of the Republic, political center. Home of the Jedi Temple.

Kamino: Aquatic world where clones are created.

Geonosis: Beginning of the war, separatist base.

Mustafar: Volcanic world, future headquarters of Anakin's Separatist purge.

Utapau: Where Obi-Wan faces Grievous.

Kashyyyk: Wookiee homeworld. Invaded by the Separatists.

Felucia, Mygeeto, Saleucami, Cato Neimoidia: Planets where Order 66 is executed.

Naboo: Padmé's homeworld. A peaceful place, key to galactic politics.

Tatooine: Anakin's home planet. Controlled by crime.

Mandalore (in The Clone Wars): Warrior world with political relevance.

Ships

Jedi Fighters (Delta-7, Eta-2): Fast and maneuverable.

Star Destroyer Venator: Capital ship of the Republic.

Separatist Ships: Including Lucrehulk-type ships (Trade Federation), Providence cruisers (Grievous's).

Droids

B1: Basic combat droids.

B2 Super Droids: Tougher.

Droidekas: With personal shields and great destructive power.

Tactical and commando droids (like the BX): Used for strategies.

Clones

Genetically Engineered Fighting Force: Created by the Kaminoans from Jango Fett.

Commandos and ARC Troopers: Specialized variants.

Jedi / Republic

Obi-Wan Kenobi: Jedi Master, level-headed and disciplined. General in the war, Anakin's mentor.

Anakin Skywalker: A talented and emotionally unstable Jedi. He becomes the Chosen One, but also falls to the Dark Side.

Yoda: A Jedi Master of great wisdom. He actively participates in the war.

Mace Windu: A strong-willed Jedi. He distrusts Anakin.

Padmé Amidala: Senator of Naboo, Anakin's secret wife. Defender of peace.

Captain Rex: Clone commander loyal to Anakin. Known for his strategy and courage.

Ahsoka Tano (although she appears in The Clone Wars): Anakin's Padawan, very influential in the war.

Separatists / CSI

Count Dooku (Darth Tyranus): Fallen Jedi and apprentice of Darth Sidious. Charismatic and calculating.

General Grievous: Separatist military leader, a cyborg with multiple lightsabers. Not a Sith, but deadly.

Asajj Ventress: Dark assassin and apprentice of Dooku (only in The Clone Wars), not quite Sith.

Nute Gunray: Leader of the Trade Federation, driven by power and profit.

Sith / Manipulators

Darth Sidious/Palpatine: Supreme Chancellor of the Republic. Secretly a Sith Lord who manipulates both sides.

Darth Maul: Although seemingly dead, he survives (this is explored in The Clone Wars).

Conflict: It pits the Galactic Republic (with the Jedi and the Clone Army) against the Confederacy of Independent Systems (CIS), led by Count Dooku.

Duration: From the end of Episode II (Attack of the Clones) to almost the end of Episode III (Revenge of the Sith).

Manipulation: Both factions are secretly manipulated by Darth Sidious (Palpatine), who seeks to destroy the Jedi and form the Galactic Empire.

Start of the war on Geonosis.

Key battles: Christophis, Umbara, Mandalore, Kamino.

Desertions and political crises.

Palpatine's increasing manipulation.

Anakin's progressive fall.

Order 66 (end of the war, already in Ep. III).

1. Official currency

Galactic Credits (accepted on most Republic planets).

In Outer Rim systems or under Separatist control, the following may be used:

Calamari flan

Mining fish

Physical gold or exchange goods

Trade

Dominated by large corporations like the Trade Federation.

Some planets are self-sufficient; others depend on interstellar traffic.

Galactic Basic: universal language, spoken by the majority.

Other languages: Huttese (criminals), Bocce (technician), Mando'a (Mandalorian), Binary (droids), Shyriiwook (Wookiee).

Droids are often multilingual.

Automatic translators exist, but are limited outside the Galactic Core.

1. Fashion

It changes according to the planet:

Naboo: elegant robes, ceremonial hairstyles.

Coruscant: capes, diplomatic togas.

Mandalore: armor, even decorative in times of peace.

Tatooine / Outer Rim: Functional clothing, layers, weather protection.

The Jedi wear simple robes as a symbol of detachment.

2. Art and media

Holovids (holographic films).

Interstellar music: bands like Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes (space jazz type).

Theatre, poetry and oral tradition on tribal planets.

Traditional dances (Twi'lek, Zabrak, etc.).

Droids serve as:

Butlers (C-3PO).

Mechanics (R2-D2).

Doctors, translators, instructors.

Communications: holographic transmissions, personal holoprojectors.

Transportation: speeder bikes, air taxis, interplanetary shuttles.

Food: replicators, pre-cooked meals, hydroponic farms (on ships and arid planets).

Entertainment: holomovies, high-risk sports (pod racing, blitzball, HoloNet).

1. Social classes

High officials: senators, corporate, nobles, Jedi.

Middle class: merchants, technicians, pilots, educators.

Lower class: factory workers, service droids, inhabitants of the lower levels of Coruscant.

Underworld: pirates, slavers, bounty hunters, criminal cartels.

2. Education

It varies by planet. On advanced worlds (such as Alderaan or Naboo), education is extensive.

Jedi train from childhood.

Many children on Outer Rim planets lack access to formal education.

3. Religion

Jedi as respected, but not worshipped, figures.

Many planets have their own cults, or beliefs linked to the Force, nature, or ancestors.

Planets with a military presence live under curfews, clone patrols, and restrictions.

Many refugees are fleeing the front.

Some civilians are recruited or volunteer as technicians, doctors, or ship engineers.

Cities like Coruscant have underground levels where the following proliferate:

Smuggling.

Illegal fights.

Cults.

Clandestine battle droids.

Organizations such as Black Sun, the Hutt Clan, and other syndicates dominate criminal networks.

1. Weapons and Equipment

Lightsabers: The signature weapon of the Jedi and Sith. They can cut through almost any material and their color depends on the kyber crystal used. Blue and green for Jedi, red for Sith.

Blasters: Energy weapons used by soldiers, bounty hunters, and criminals. They range from pistols to rifles to heavy cannons.

Laser cannons: Weapons mounted on ships or vehicles. They fire concentrated energy.

Thermal grenades: Compact explosives, used by both clones and droids.

Clone armor: Provides protection, communications, sensors, and climate control. There are several generations (Phase I and Phase II).

Holocrons: Devices that store Jedi or Sith knowledge. They can only be activated by the Force.

Containment camps: Special prisons for Force users.

Midi-chlorian detectors: Instruments for measuring the potential of the Force.

B1 Series (Battle Droids): Mass of basic Separatist soldiers. Limited intelligence.

B2 Series (Super Battle Droids): More durable and armed than the B1s.

Droideka: Known as “gliders,” they have energy shields and great firepower.

Tactical Droids: Advanced intelligence for military planning.

Astromech droids: Like R2-D2. They repair ships, hack systems, and pilot.

Medical droids: Assist in surgeries and recovery of soldiers.

Jedi starfighter (Delta-7 and Eta-2): Agile, used by Jedi. Often accompanied by an astromech droid.

LAAT (Low Altitude Assault Transport): Clone troop landing craft, also armed.

Venator Destroyers: Republic capital ships, mobile bases for Jedi vessels and troop transports.

Vulture droids: Autonomous, used by the Confederacy.

Separatist capital ships: Such as the Lucrehulk-class battleships or the Munificent-class frigates.

AT-TE (All Terrain Tactical Enforcer): A six-legged walker used by the Republic. Heavy, armored, and effective in almost any terrain.

BARC Speeder: Speed ​​bike used by clone troopers for patrols or chases.

Turbo tanks: Heavy vehicles like the HAVw A6 Juggernaut, with great load capacity and firepower.

Bacta chambers: Used for rapid healing of serious wounds.

Kamino cloning: Advanced technology for creating clone troopers from Jango Fett's genetic material. A highly sophisticated and ethically controversial process.

Hyperspace drives: Allows for faster-than-light travel. Crucial for galactic mobility.

Navigation beacons: Control and guidance points on hyperspace routes.

Galactic cartography: Crucial for safe and rapid travel between systems.

Sith: The conflict is secretly manipulated by Darth Sidious (Palpatine) and his apprentice Dooku, who pull the strings on both sides to destroy the Jedi Order and seize power.

Jedi splinter cells: Some Jedi, such as Quinlan Vos, operate using unconventional methods or under covert missions that separate them from the Council's orthodoxy.

Sith/Jedi Spy Chain: There are hidden networks on both sides for surveillance, assassination, or infiltration.

Not all systems support the Republic or the Separatists:

Neutral World: Mandalore

Ruled by Duchess Satine Kryze, Mandalore adopted a pacifist policy during the conflict. Its neutrality was challenged by the radical group Death Watch, which sought to return the planet to its warrior roots.

Ryloth

Homeworld of the Twi'leks. It suffered Separatist occupation. Resistance movements emerged, such as the one led by Cham Syndulla (Hera's father in Rebels).

Onderon

During the war, he experiences an insurgency led by Saw Gerrera and Steela Gerrera, who oppose the imposed separatist regime.

Zygerria

A slave-owning world that attempts to profit from the conflict by resuming the trafficking of sentient beings, something prohibited by the Republic.

These organizations operate on a large scale and have an impact on both sides:

Federation of Commerce

It controls space routes and interstellar trade. It possesses its own fleets and armies. It was crucial in the invasion of Naboo (Episode I).

Trade Guild

It handles the distribution of goods between systems. It also manufactures its own combat units.

InterGalactic Banking Clan

He regulates the galactic economy and secretly finances both sides of the conflict. He becomes part of the Separatist movement.

Technological Union

It supplies weapons and droids to the Separatists. It has factories on planets such as Mustafar and Cyborg.

Corporate Alliance

Coalition of industrial corporations. It uses its economic and military resources to support the Confederation.

Also known as the Separatists, this faction was formed as a political movement to gain independence from the Republic, which they considered corrupt and inefficient.

Political leader: Count Dooku (also Darth Tyranus, secret apprentice of Darth Sidious).

Separatist Council: Includes leaders of mega-corporations and planetary systems, such as:

Nute Gunray (Trade Federation)

Wat Tambor (Technological Union)

San Hill (InterGalactic Banking Clan)

Poggle the Lesser (Geonosis)

Shu Mai (Commerce Guild)

Passel Argente (Corporate Alliance)

Separatist Army: Composed of millions of battle droids, manufactured by their corporations.

Central government based on Coruscant. For thousands of years, it has governed the galaxy through a Senate composed of planetary or sector representatives.

Supreme Chancellor: During this time, Sheev Palpatine, who holds the office with extended emergency powers, manipulates events to consolidate his power.

Jedi Order: Servants of the Republic as guardians of peace. They become generals during the Clone Wars.

Grand Army of the Republic: Formed primarily of clone troopers produced on Kamino, under Jedi supervision.

Key organizations:

Galactic Senate

Military Defense Commission

Jedi Council

Intelligence Network of the Republic

Jedi Temple Guard

Medical and Engineering Corps Clone

Origin: Kamino.

Characteristics: Tall, thin, pale skin. Experts in cloning.

Examples: Lama Su, Nala Se.

Origin: Iridonia (or Dathomir for certain clans).

Characteristics: Distinctive cranial antlers and facial patterns.

Examples: Darth Maul, Savage Opress, Eeth Koth.

Origin: Ryloth.

Characteristics: Humanoids with two cephalic appendages called lekku. Highly adaptable.

Examples: Aayla Secura (Jedi), Cham Syndulla (Ryloth rebel leader).

Origin: Kamino (artificially produced).

Characteristics: Genetically identical to Jango Fett. Highly trained, loyal, and age twice as fast.

Examples: Rex, Cody, Fives, Echo, among many others.

Origin: Coruscant, Corelia, Naboo, etc.

Characteristics: The dominant species in the galaxy in terms of population and political power.

Examples: Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Padmé Amidala, Palpatine, the clone troopers (based on Jango Fett).

Origin: Geonosis.

Characteristics: Insectoids, droid factory builders. Key part of the Separatists.

Examples: Poggle the Lesser.

Origin: Mirial.

Characteristics: Green or yellow skin, symbolic facial tattoos.

Examples: Luminara Unduli, Barriss Offee.

Origin: Unknown Region, planet Csilla.

Characteristics: Blue skin, bright red eyes, intelligent and strategic.

Examples: He doesn't appear much in the prequels, but Thrawn is a notable later example.

Origin: Glee Anselm.

Characteristics: Amphibians with cephalic tentacles and heightened senses underwater.

Examples: Kit Fisto (Jedi).

Origin: Shili.

Characteristics: Cranial appendages (montral and lekku), acute senses of perception.

Examples: Ahsoka Tano, Shaak Ti.

Origin: Kashyyyk.

Characteristics: Tall, strong, hairy. Honorable and with a warrior tradition.

Examples: Chewbacca, Tarfful.

Origin: Trandosha.

Characteristics: Reptilians, born hunters, enemies of the Wookiees.

Examples: Bossk.

Origin: Mon Cala.

Characteristics: Intelligent amphibians. Mon Calamari are more diplomatic, Quarren more militaristic.

Examples: Admiral Ackbar (later), Senator Tikkes (Separatist).

Origin: Rodia.

Characteristics: Green skin, large eyes. Many are hunters or diplomats.

Examples: Greedo, Onaconda Farr.

Origin: Dathomir.

Characteristics: Separated into male clans (such as the Nightbrothers) and female clans (the Nightsisters). Affinity with the Force, especially dark magic.

Examples: Darth Maul, Mother Talzin, Asajj Ventress.

Origin: Nal Hutta.

Characteristics: Large, long-lived, influential in organized crime.

Examples: Jabba the Hutt.

Origin: Utapau.

Characteristics: Pau'an: tall, thin, long-lived. Utai: short and hardworking.

Examples: Tion Medon (governor of Utapau).

Droids (as an "artificial species")

Although they are not organic, many have personality, intelligence and relevance.

Examples: R2-D2, C-3PO, General Grievous (partly), Droidekas.

Sith Plan: Fall of the Republic

Darth Sidious (Palpatine) uses the conflict to manipulate both the Jedi and the Separatists.

As the war progresses, Palpatine gains emergency power in the Senate and eliminates political opponents.

Control Dooku (Separatists) and the clone army (via Order 66), ensuring a smooth transition to a dictatorship.

Key events of the Imperial rise (occur at the end of Episode III):

Order 66: Secret command programmed into the clones that forces them to kill all Jedi, considering them traitors.

Jedi Purge: Most Jedi are killed across the galaxy.

Anakin Skywalker becomes Darth Vader, the enforcer of the new regime.

The Senate applauds the birth of the Empire under the pretext of guaranteeing security and peace: "For a secure and stable Empire!"

Characteristics of the nascent Empire:

Centralized and authoritarian system with Palpatine as Emperor.

Reorganization of the Army of the Republic into the Imperial Army.

Conversion of clones into imperial troops (stormtroopers).

Suppression of dissidents and minorities.

Nationalization of strategic industries.

Although the Rebel Alliance wasn't fully formed until years later, there were already seeds of resistance during the Clone Wars and just after the rise of the Empire:

Early dissident movements:

Bail Organa (Alderaan), Padmé Amidala (Naboo), Mon Mothma (Chandrila): Senators who notice Palpatine's corruption and danger, but fail to prevent his rise.

Saw Gerrera: Participates in the liberation of Onderon during the war; later becomes an extremist against the Empire.

Cham Syndulla (Ryloth): Fought against the Separatists and then the Empire to liberate his planet.

Nightsisters, Mandalorian clans, surviving Jedi: Some form small, hidden resistance groups or support networks.

Shelters and hiding places:

Remote or difficult-to-access planets such as Dagobah, Lothal, Teth, Felucia, Jedha.

Clandestine networks of aid to Jedi and evacuation of dissidents begin to take shape.

Inquisitors: Dark Side users tasked with hunting surviving Jedi (they appear just after the establishment of the Empire).

Grand Moff Tarkin: Key figure in the consolidation of Imperial control, responsible for the development of the Death Star.

System of sectoral governors replaces local senators with agents loyal to the Emperor.

Imperial technology development: TIE fighters, Venator-class and later Imperial-class Star Destroyers, occupation bases.

It is disorganized, scattered and vulnerable.

It is kept secret, since speaking out against the Emperor is considered treason.

Their leaders do not yet seek open war, but they do want to preserve freedoms and protect Jedi and independent worlds.

The Force is a mystical energy field that flows through all life in the galaxy. Force-sensitive beings can sense, manipulate, and communicate with it. It has two main aspects:

The Light Side: used by the Jedi, focused on harmony, defense, and wisdom.

The Dark Side: Used by the Sith and other dark users, focused on power, passion, hatred, and control.

There are also neutral or alternate branches, such as the Gray Jedi, the Nightbrothers, and the Guardians of the Whills.

1. Bright Side

It represents compassion, self-control and protection.

The Jedi seek to live in peace and harmony with the Force, renouncing the emotions that lead to the Dark Side.

Common approaches: telekinesis, heightened perception, healing, mental persuasion.

Representatives (during the Clone Wars):

Yoda

Obi-Wan Kenobi

Plo Koon

Aayla Secura

Ki-Adi-Mundi

Luminara Unduli

Ahsoka Tano

Shaak Ti

Seeks power, control and survival through passion, hatred, fear and anger.

The Dark Side is faster, but destructive in the long run.

Ability to drain life, manipulate minds, use Sith lightning, and alter his environment with hatred.

Representatives (during the Clone Wars):

Darth Sidious (Palpatine) – Hidden Sith Master.

Darth Tyranus (Count Dooku) – Fallen Jedi and leader of the Separatists.

Asajj Ventress – Sith assassin and Dooku’s apprentice.

Savage Opress – Sith warrior from Dathomir.

Darth Maul (survivor) – Returns in the shadows with a philosophy of hatred and revenge.

A unique way of manipulating the Force using rituals, alchemy, and sorcery.

Practiced only by the Nightsisters of Dathomir.

It can reanimate bodies, manipulate emotions, control minds, create illusions.

Representatives:

Mother Talzin

Merrin (later in chronology)

Asajj Ventress (partially trained)

They do not strictly adhere to Jedi doctrines nor embrace the Dark Side.

Some Jedi question Jedi dogma (like Ahsoka Tano after leaving the Order).

Later, the Guardians of the Whills (such as Chirrut Îmwe) appear, who believe in the Force but do not control it.

The arrival of “the Chosen One” is prophesied, who will bring balance to the Force.

Anakin Skywalker is believed to be the chosen one by many Jedi, although others doubt it.

The obsession with this prophecy leads to errors in judgment among the Jedi Council.

Common Light Side Powers:

Telekinetic push and pull.

Reflection of blasters with sabers.

Mental persuasion (mind trick).

Extrasensory perception (precognition, Force vision).

Force Healing (rare but canon).

Battle meditation and emotional serenity.

Dark Side Powers:

Sith Lightning (Dooku, Sidious).

Force Grab and Choke.

Increased strength, agility and endurance through anger.

Hallucinations, mental torture, absorption of vital energy.

Manipulation of corpses (Sisters of the Night).

Living Force: Relates to all living beings; more intuitive.

Cosmic Force: Connects everything on a grand scale, and gives rise to the concept of destiny, prophecies, etc.

Both are part of Jedi philosophy and are explored in the teachings of Qui-Gon Jinn and Yoda.

Secret Identity: Dark Lord of the Sith (Darth Sidious).

Public identity: Supreme Chancellor of the Republic.

Main actor behind the Clone Wars: He manipulates both sides of the conflict (the Republic and the Confederacy).

Powers: Complete mastery of the Dark Side, Sith lightning, political and mental manipulation.

Objective: Destroy the Jedi, end the Republic, and establish the Galactic Empire under your absolute control.

Ex-Jedi, Separatist nobleman and apprentice of Sidious.

Leader of the Confederacy of Independent Systems (Separatists).

Master of Asajj Ventress.

He uses a curved lightsaber and combat form II (Makashi), ideal for duels.

He believes the Republic is corrupt, but he has been seduced by the power of the Dark Side.

He dies at the hands of Anakin Skywalker, on Sidious' orders, at the beginning of Episode III.

Supreme military leader of the droid armies.

Brutal cyborg, formerly an organic warrior named Qymaen jai Sheelal.

Trained by Dooku in Jedi techniques, he collects lightsabers from fallen Jedi.

He doesn't use the Force, but has heightened reflexes and a menacing build.

Represents the tactical and technological threat of the Separatists.

Sith assassin and unofficial apprentice of Dooku.

Originally from Dathomir, she trained in Nightsister Magic.

Expert duelist, she wields two curved lightsabers.

After being betrayed by Dooku, she becomes a mercenary.

Complex, violent, but also with a redemption arc.

Brother of Darth Maul, created as a weapon by Mother Talzin.

He was a slave and a warrior, transformed into a Sith warrior by dark magic.

Physically powerful, brutal, and loyal initially to Dooku, then to Maul.

Uses a double lightsaber.

It represents the brute force of the Dark Side.

Mandalorian leader of the radical group Death Watch.

Opposed to the pacifist government of Mandalore, he seeks to restore warrior glory.

He allies with Maul briefly, until he is betrayed.

He wields the Darksaber, a symbol of Mandalorian leadership.

Geonosian Archduke who oversees the production of war droids on Geonosis.

Responsible for the design of the first weapons of mass destruction for the Separatists.

Neimoidian representative of the Trade Federation.

Greedy, cowardly and active collaborator with Dooku and Sidious.

One of the first to invade Naboo and then finance the war.

Leader of the Techno Union, he provides technology and droids to the Separatists.

He actively participates in the occupation of planets like Ryloth.

Presumed dead after The Phantom Menace, he returns full of hatred and revenge.

Survive thanks to the Dark Side, with new mechanical legs.

He forms his own criminal empire: Shadow Collective.

Rival of Sidious and Dooku, he seeks his own domain.

Use the double-bladed saber and aggressive acrobatic combat.

Some senators, spies, and officials were bought by Sidious or the Separatists.

Pong Krell, a Jedi who betrays the Republic by joining the Dark Side, serves as an example of internal corruption.

Grand Master of the Jedi Order.

Wise centenarian, deeply connected to the Force.

Although small and pacifist, he is powerful in combat with his green saber.

He teaches the Jedi about the Force and leads the Jedi High Council.

He discovers the Sith betrayal late, but survives Order 66.

Senator of Naboo, former Queen.

Intelligent, brave, diplomatic, she works to stop the war.

Anakin's secret wife.

Voice of reason in the Senate, opposed to Palpatine's growing power.

It represents the civil heart of the saga: politics, peace and love.

Anakin's Padawan, a strong, rebellious, and loyal young Togruta.

Develop great skill in dual combat with two sabers.

He matures during the war, becoming a squad leader.

After being falsely accused of treason, she leaves the Jedi Order.

He becomes a key figure in the redemption of clones and future rebellions.

Jedi Master, mentor and brother figure of Anakin.

Wise, disciplined, faithful defender of the Jedi Code.

Famous for defeating Darth Maul and fighting Grievous.

Commanding General in the Clone Wars.

One of the most balanced Jedi between compassion and duty.

He wears a classic tunic, uses a blue saber, and fights in form III (Soresu: defense).

The Chosen One according to Jedi prophecy, born of the Force.

Brave, reckless and emotionally unstable.

Jedi Knight during the Clone Wars; general in the Republic army.

His bond with Padmé Amidala is secret and forbidden.

Ahsoka Tano's Master.

Use an aggressive combat style (Form V: Djem So).

He is manipulated by Palpatine and will become Darth Vader.

Luminara: A calm, cautious, and tradition-focused Jedi Master.

Barriss Offee: A Padawan who, in a shocking twist, betrays the Order by organizing an attack on the Jedi Temple, accusing Ahsoka.

They represent the contrast between blind faith in dogma and disappointment in corruption.

Kel Dor Jedi of enormous nobility and wisdom.

He discovered Ahsoka and brought her to the Jedi Temple.

Tactical, firm, respected by the clones.

He died during Order 66 when his ship was attacked.

Senator of Alderaan, key figure in the opposition to the future Empire.

Ally of Padmé, Yoda and Obi-Wan.

He would later become a founding figure of the Rebel Alliance.

He adopts Leia after the birth of the twins.

Veteran clone, commander of the 501st.

Loyal to Anakin and Ahsoka.

Thoughtful, honest, he breaks the mold of blind obedience of the clones.

He survives Order 66 thanks to Ahsoka, and removes his inhibitor chip.

Jedi Master and second in authority only to Yoda.

Combines inner peace with intense strength; unique combat form (Vaapad).

He distrusts Anakin and suspects Palpatine.

He fights against Darth Sidious, almost killing him.

He dies betrayed by Anakin.

Clone troopers are also key players.

Cody (CC-2224): Commander of the 212th, loyal to Obi-Wan. Executes Order 66.

Fives: ARC trooper who discovers the inhibitor chip. Dies trying to uncover the truth.

Echo: Clone modified by the Separatists, later joins the Bad Batch squad.

The Bad Batch (Clone Force 99): Clones with unique mutations. They operate independently.

Togruta master in charge of clone training on Kamino.

Sensible, wise, very spiritual.

His destiny has multiple versions (one is executed by Anakin, another by Grievous).

Senator of Alderaan, key figure in the opposition to the future Empire.

Ally of Padmé, Yoda and Obi-Wan.

He would later become a founding figure of the Rebel Alliance.

He adopts Leia after the birth of the twins.

Kel Dor Jedi of enormous nobility and wisdom.

He discovered Ahsoka and brought her to the Jedi Temple.

Tactical, firm, respected by the clones.

He died during Order 66 when his ship was attacked.

Luminara: A calm, cautious, and tradition-focused Jedi Master.

Barriss Offee: A Padawan who, in a shocking twist, betrays the Order by organizing an attack on the Jedi Temple, accusing Ahsoka.

They represent the contrast between blind faith in dogma and disappointment in corruption.

Onderonian guerrilla, trained by Jedi like Anakin and Ahsoka to resist the Separatists.

One of the first rebels to use urban insurgency tactics.

His radicalism distances him from the formal Rebel Alliance, but his legacy influences the Resistance.

Sister: Steela Gerrera, dies a hero of Onderon.

Saw also appears in Rogue One, with an extended arc from the Clone Wars.

Son of separatist senator Mina Bonteri.

Although initially part of the Confederacy, he eventually sees the corruption of both sides.

She appears in The Clone Wars, where she develops a friendship (and romantic tension) with Ahsoka.

Later he joined rebel movements.

His departure from the Jedi Order allows him to act more freely.

After surviving Order 66, she adopts the identity of Fulcrum, operating as an informant and rebel organizer.

It is crucial in the unification of the first insurgent cells.

His fight is not only against the Empire, but against the legacy of his master, Darth Vader.

Already mentioned as a senator and ally of the Jedi.

During and after Order 66, he is one of the few to act quickly.

Adopts Leia Organa, daughter of Padmé and Anakin.

Secretly finances the creation of rebel cells from Alderaan.

Senator of Chandrila.

Diplomat, pacifist, and close ally of Padmé and Bail Organa.

During the war, he opposes Palpatine's rise in power.

Secret co-founder of the Rebel Alliance, years after the end of the Republic.

Key political figure in the organization of the Galactic Resistance.

Some surviving Jedi, still in hiding, become sources of inspiration for the later resistance:

Quinlan Vos (officially missing, but potential survivor).

Jocasta Nu (Jedi archivist, attempts to preserve Temple data).

Caleb Dume (later Kanan Jarrus, a young survivor who is part of the Rebels).

Ordinary citizens of Coruscant, they appear during Ahsoka's exile.

They represent the common people oppressed by war and galactic systems.

Although they are not combatants, they help Ahsoka reconnect with her humanity.

They later become involved in the Fulcrum network.

Togruta Senator from Pantora.

He is noted for his compassion towards clones and his opposition to authoritarianism.

Participates in diplomatic missions and in the defense of individual rights.

Former Sith apprentice of Dooku, Force-sensitive.

Despite being an antagonist at first, Dooku betrays her and survives as a mercenary.

Forms a bond with Quinlan Vos and fights for redemption.

Her development turns her into a tragic figure: from a ruthless killer to a fallen vigilante.

He uses red curved sabers and masters the Makashi style (form II).

Human bounty hunter modified with implants.

Expert sniper and frequent ally of Cad Bane and Boba Fett.

Ruthless killer, without honor or loyalty.

She acts as a mother figure to Boba after Jango's death.

Weequay pirate, leader of the Ohnaka gang on Florrum.

Ambitious, charismatic and treacherous, but not cruel.

He allies himself with whoever suits him best: he helps Jedi, then betrays them… and then helps them again.

He has multiple encounters with Obi-Wan, Anakin and Ahsoka.

A perfect example of chaotic neutrality: a sympathetic and dangerous trickster.

Tough bounty hunters, one of the most feared in the galaxy.

Specialist in hunting Jedi, infiltrations and sabotage.

Use specialized weaponry: jet boots, breathing tubes, flamethrowers, etc.

He works for the Separatists, Hutts, and other crime lords… always for credits.

Brilliant and ruthless antagonist, but with a personal code of professionalism.

Cloned son (without genetic alterations) of Jango Fett.

After the death of his "father", he seeks revenge against the Jedi, especially Mace Windu.

He becomes the leader of a small group of mercenaries while still a child.

In his youth, he already displays cold, stealthy, and lethal tactics.

Future legendary hunter and symbol of armed neutrality.

Latts: Humanoid with skill in close combat and exotic weapons.

Bossk: Trandoshan bounty hunter, works with Boba, violent and loyal only for convenience.

C-21: Bounty hunter droid with heavy arsenal, part of a team with Boba and Latts Razzi.

Sugi: Principled Zabrak bounty hunter, protects villagers in specific episodes.

Jabba's uncle, with ambitions of his own.

He betrays his family and allies himself with the Separatists.

He has influence in the criminal underworld of Coruscant.

Extravagant, dangerous, politically active and treacherous figure.

Former Gen'dai (near-immortal species) bounty hunter.

Works with Dooku and the Separatists.

Extremely difficult to kill due to its regenerative physiology.

He hates Mandalorians, which puts him in conflict with clones.

Kyuzo bounty hunter of great skill and silence.

He uses his metal hat as a shield and weapon.

Accepts protection or attack contracts depending on the client.

Although cold, he shows some morality in protecting civilians.

Dooku's secret operations with assassins, spy droids, and infiltrating traitors.

The Jedi spy network and Palpatine's counterintelligence.

Activities of Fulcrum and other occult cells during the transition to the Empire.

Guilds such as:

Techno Union.

Corporate Alliance.

Intergalactic Bank (finances both sides).

Smuggling, mining and spice trade (kessel spice).

How citizens live on Core worlds vs. Outer Rim worlds.

Common shows (pod racing, sabacc, holo-news).

The slave trade on planets like Tatooine or Zygerria.

Senate Procedures.

Power of the Supreme Chancellor (pre and post Order 66).

Laws imposed by the Empire after the war (such as the nationalization of key planets).

The Guardians of the Whills: a spiritual order on Jedha, believers in the Force without being users.

The Children of Dathomir: witches and clans with dark magic rituals (e.g. Nightsisters).

The Neimodian Caste of Commerce: with almost religious practices regarding profit.

Objects with ancient knowledge of the Force.

Jedi and Sith holocrons (some hidden or stolen).

Ancient or exotic weapons, such as darksabers or Dathomir amulets.

The Battle of Geonosis.

The Siege of Mandalore.

The Battle of Coruscant.

The fall of the Jedi Temple.

The proclamation of the Galactic Empire

Droids with advanced AI and character:

R2-D2, C-3PO.

Tactical Droids (as Kalani).

Killer droids with free will.

The debate about his conscience or servitude.

(Idealists, peace advocates, opponents of the Dark Side)

Obi-Wan Kenobi

Anakin Skywalker (in the beginning, before becoming Darth Vader)

Padmé Amidala

Yoda

Mace Windu

Plo Koon

Aayla Secura

Shaak Ti

Ki-Adi-Mundi

Luminara Unduli

Ahsoka Tano (until she leaves the Order, but continues to champion similar ideals)

Bail Organa

Mon Mothma

Captain Rex

Commander Cody (until the execution of Order 66)

Jar Jar Binks

R2-D2

C-3PO

Hugo Damask (when he is publicly seen as a banker allied to the Republic)

(Bounty hunters, criminals, neutral or outside the political conflict)

Jango Fett

Boba Fett (child at this time, but future bounty hunter)

Cad Bane

Aurra Sing

Zam Wesell

Hondo Ohnaka

Dexter Jettster (Obi-Wan contact but neutral)

Watto

Jabba the Hutt

Sy Snootles and members of the underworld

Deactivated or recycled battle droids (post-war)

Bo-Katan Kryze (although she later opposes Maul and the Empire, here she acts on behalf of Mandalore)

(Villains, authoritarians or future architects of the Empire)

Darth Sidious / Palpatine

Darth Tyranus / Count Dooku

General Grievous

Asajj Ventress

Wilhuff Tarkin

Mas Amedda

Nute Gunray

Wat Tambor

San Hill

Poggle the Lesser

Silver Passel

Rune Haako

Darth Vader (when Anakin falls to the Dark Side)

The clones under Order 66 (e.g. Commander Cody after the betrayal)

Economic separatists/bankers (such as InterGalactic Banking Clan)