A medium sized operator in the Setnin Sector before his operation was annexed by the late Duze Jostenn, Tasar was later Operations Supervisor in the Dressel operation on Cawbate. Tasar eventually lost patience with Dressel’s methods and went solo again, building a good reputation as a shrewd operator not to be messed with.  A tall, powerfully built man and sometime ally of Glann Cipple, Tasar was eventually killed on Luronsa IV by the mercenary Ryath Centaur in hand-to-hand combat. Centaur later destroyed the remainder of Tasars operation on the planet Weaktreen.

Immense droid three meters in height powerfully built with a thick black strip running where the eyes should be and with cannons instead of hands that originally belonged to the legendary Chatroot and his Howlrunners.  The Saluras Child left the Mid-Rim and journeyed throughout the galaxy fulfilling its master’s wishes of protecting the weak and innocent until it was stumbled upon and subdued by Separatist forces during the Clone Wars.  Its programming subverted, the Saluras Child became a weapon of evil used by agents of the Confederacy of Independent Planets.  The droid was lost at around the time Chatroot and his men disappeared into the Soluman Delta Gulf, ultimately to be buried in their ship the Salura Star beneath the sands of Clayboss.

One of the youngest Imperial Captains. Entrusted with the modified VSDII Deliverance, later renamed the Sword of Justice, he was a loyal Imperialist until the Battle of Kren’Du where his forces met an invasion from outside the galaxy. Abandoned by his fellow captains and their star ships, he fought bravely, barely managing to save his crew and ship. Escaping to wild space he fought an internal battle with his loyalties and eventually came to the realisation that the Empire was not what he thought it might be. Avoiding a mutiny by loyalist Imperial crewmembers, he officially left the service of the Empire, taking those members of his crew that were loyal with him. Wandering wild space and the Outer Rim Territories he eventually created a top-notch mercenary unit, unique in their loyalty for their captain. They only take commissions from deserving causes, fighting to protect the underdog from the less scrupulous members of the galaxy. They forged a healthy allegiance with an organisation known as the Raven Corporation. All Khan knew was that the Lady Raven paid his prices, and as long as she did, he’d work for her.  Khan sacrificed both himself and his ship the S.S.C Intrepid when helping people escape Chancai after the Ki-Ki invasion, but miraculously survived.  Khan and his crew were captured by the Ki-Ki and Lord Raven swore he would free him.  Ultimately, Khan was liberated by Tar Ranth, Jan Lomona and Ryath Centaur.

Formerly Paige Retgarr-Lomona and daughter of Jan Lomona and the bar owner Saah Retgarr and wife of Ryath Centaur.  Paige left her home aboard the Livill Station after her mother died of Evitarr Syndrome and struck out to find her natural father.  After two years searching Paige finally found Jan on Amagad, and joined him on his mission to Abrogard.  Occasionally joining her father on missions, Paige finally left A-desando just prior to Frans Latka splitting up with her father.  Accepting his offer, Paige became Romanoe’s chief engineer on Chancai and later assisted Arr Sharn in his work aboard the Euphoria Station.  Year’s later Paige fell unexpectedly in love with her father’s friend Ryath Centaur and the two of them married.  Devastated at the apparent loss of her father in a hyperspace accident, Paige was overcome with joy when Jan returned ten years after from his time across the other side of the galaxy.  In his absence, Paige inherited the Euphoria Station from Luschia Arkensaw and co-ran the Trac-Tran Transit Company, making it a profitable, legitimate concern.  A successful businesswoman, Paige was the link between the TTTC and her husband’s mercenary group the Iron Claws.  Tall like all A-desandian women, Paige had a sharp sense of humour and a swift mind.