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=Lorth Needa=

Lorth Needa was a Human male fleet officer in the Republic Navy during the Clone Wars and the Imperial Navy during the Galactic Civil War. He served as lieutenant commander of the Republic Carrack-class cruiser Integrity in Home Fleet Strike Group Five of the Coruscant Home Fleet during the Battle of Coruscant, in which he was prepared to destroy General Grievous's flagship, the Invisible Hand, should the general be unable to prove that Supreme Chancellor Palpatine was being held captive aboard the warship. During the Imperial era, Needa was promoted to captain of the Imperial II-class Star Destroyer Avenger by Fleet Admiral Kendal Ozzel and assigned to Darth Vader's Death Squadron, often being tasked with following up on certain leads regarding the location of the Rebel Alliance's hidden headquarters. Needa served as one of Ozzel's advisors, earning him the distrust of both Vader and Emperor Palpatine.

In the aftermath of the Battle of Hoth, where General Maximilian Veers's assault on Echo Base forced the Rebels into fleeing, Needa and the Avenger were charged with capturing Han Solo's YT-1300 light freighter, the Millennium Falcon, and her crew. The Falcon outran the pursuing Star Destroyers and hid within the Hoth asteroid field, but the Avenger plunged into the field, intent on completing its assignment. The search proved to be hazardous as the warship sustained damage and its gunners were forced to fire on the asteroids rather than remain alert for the elusive freighter. Nonetheless, when the Falcon emerged from the maelstrom, the Avenger was right behind the freighter. Before Needa could detain the craft, Solo charged the Avenger and landed on a blind spot on the aft of the destroyer's conning tower; as a result, the destroyer's sensors could not find the vessel. Believing to have failed his mission, Needa went to the Star Dreadnought Executor to personally apologize to Vader. The Dark Lord of the Sith accepted his apology after making sure that the captain would never fail again. Two Imperial Navy troopers then dragged Needa's lifeless body away.

Republic Navy service
A Human male, Lorth Needa was a veteran command officer, having served in Strike Group Five of the Coruscant Home Fleet during the Clone Wars. During the Battle of Coruscant, in which the Confederacy of Independent Systems launched a surprise attack on the Republic capital of Coruscant, Lieutenant Commander Needa served as commanding officer of the Carrack-class cruiser Integrity as part of the Republic defenses. Needa trapped the Providence-class carrier/destroyer Invisible Hand as it was trying to escape, and demanded the surrender of its commander, the cyborg Separatist General Grievous. During this encounter, Needa did not believe the general's statements that Supreme Chancellor Palpatine, leader of the Republic, was aboard the Invisible Hand. The Republic commander told Grievous via hologram that he had ten minutes to prove his claim&mdash;if he could not, the ships of Strike Group Five would open fire on the Separatist flagship and destroy it. Grievous did not surrender, and as the Supreme Chancellor was being rescued by Jedi Generals Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi, the Invisible Hand was severely damaged by Republic fire. The two Jedi forced Grievous to flee the crippled warship, and the duo successfully managed to land the remains of the Hand on a Coruscant airstrip. Defeated, Grievous traveled to Utapau, where he would ultimately perish at the hands of Kenobi.

Shortly thereafter, Palpatine declared himself Emperor and reformed the Republic into the first Galactic Empire, declaring the Jedi Order an enemy of the state. As part of the subsequent Imperialization, the Republic Navy was reorganized into the Imperial Navy. Two weeks into Palpatine's New Order, the Emperor and his Sith apprentice Darth Vader&mdash;formerly known as Anakin Skywalker&mdash;spoke before a gathering of naval officers and announced that they were all required to serve the navy in the unstable times that would follow the Clone Wars, and that any who dissented would be purged from the military.

Captain of the Avenger


Needa would continue to serve in the navy, eventually rising to the rank of captain. Fleet Admiral Kendal Ozzel, commander of the Star Dreadnought Executor and the Imperial Death Squadron, placed Needa in command of the Imperial II-class Star Destroyer Avenger, a position previously held by Captain Ferdas. The Avenger, having gone through many captains within its history, was noted to be an unlucky ship when it came to its commanders. As a member of Death Squadron&mdash;Vader's personal fleet&mdash;Needa would aid in the mission to discover and destroy the Rebels' hidden headquarters. While serving in the squadron, Needa gained a reputation for efficiency in quelling uprisings in the Outer Rim Territories, and Admiral Ozzel assigned Avenger to the "point" position in Death Squadron. Needa would become one of Ozzel's closest advisors. The Galactic Civil War between the Empire and the Rebel Alliance had increased in magnitude since the destruction of the Empire's planet-destroying Death Star I battlestation at Yavin, and the Empire had become determined to find and destroy the Rebels' new base of operations. To speed up this search, Admiral Ozzel would often send Needa and the Avenger off on missions independent from the rest of the Death Squadron to check on certain leads that might lead to the Rebels' hidden command base. But regardless of Ozzel's trust in the Avenger ' s captain, Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine felt quite different. The two Sith Lords distrusted Ozzel and all his advisors, and Vader would execute any of them for the simplest of mistakes.

As the hunt for the Rebels' headquarters continued, Needa was responsible for sending out Viper probe droids to the Tokmia and Allyuen systems to aid in the search. Ultimately, a probe droid launched from the Star Destroyer Stalker  discovered the existence of a theater shield generator on the ice world of Hoth; though Admiral Ozzel was skeptic of the find, Darth Vader insisted that the generator marked the location of the Alliance's command base. The Sith Lord ordered Death Squadron into hyperspace with the sixth world of the Hoth system as their target.

Battle of Hoth and the hunt for the Millennium Falcon
"Get a shuttle ready. I shall assume full responsibility for losing them, and apologize to Lord Vader."

- Needa, after failing to capture the Millennium Falcon

Before the Battle of Hoth could even commence, Ozzel died at Vader's hand for his mistake in bringing Death Squadron out of hyperspace too close to Hoth, a move that alerted the Rebels and allowed them to raise their shield and begin the evacuation of Echo Base. While the battle raged on between the Rebels and General Maximilian Veers's Blizzard Force of AT-ATs and AT-STs on the planet below, the fleet of Star Destroyers was charged with preventing the GR-75 medium transports and other Rebel craft from escaping. Seventeen of the thirty GR-75 transports were destroyed by the Imperial fleet, but destroyers such as Captain Xamuel Lennox's Tyrant were disabled by the Rebels' planetary ion cannon. As the Imperials claimed victory, the infamous YT-1300 light freighter Millennium Falcon, piloted by smuggler Han Solo and his Wookiee co-pilot Chewbacca, escaped from Echo Base's main hangar with Princess Leia Organa of Alderaan aboard. Needa and the Avenger were charged with the pursuit and capture of the Falcon and its crew.

The Avenger did just that, and the Falcon, with an inoperable hyperdrive, was unable to flee the system. However, Solo's light freighter outmaneuvered the Star Destroyer and caused it to nearly collide with another pursuing destroyer. After chasing the Falcon into the Hoth asteroid field, the Avenger lost track of the freighter when it sought shelter in a cave on one of the larger asteroids. Nonetheless, the destroyed ventured into the asteroid field at Vader's command. The Avenger suffered damage while it searched for the elusive Falcon, and the gunners stationed onboard were forced on destroying incoming asteroids rather than be on the lookout for the YT-1300 freighter. While present during a holographic conference of twenty battleship commanders aboard the Executor, Needa informed the Dark Lord of the Sith that it had been some time since the Millennium Falcon had appeared on the Avenger ' s sensors. Needa, his hologram faded and disrupted by static, noted that, given the amount of damage that the Imperial fleet had sustained due to asteroid collisions, the Falcon had to have been destroyed. But Vader believed otherwise, and he was set on capturing the freighter regardless of the fleet's losses.

Failure and death
"Apology accepted, Captain Needa."

- Darth Vader, after killing Needa

The Millennium Falcon eventually reappeared after discovering that the "cave" it had hidden in was in fact the mouth of a giant space slug. The Avenger managed to spot the freighter as it attempted its escape, and Needa had a priority signal sent to the Executor to inform Ozzel's replacement Admiral Firmus Piett that the Falcon was about to be captured. A link was established on the Star Dreadnought's bridge, allowing those assembled&mdash;including a group of bounty hunters whom Vader had gathered to hunt down the Falcon and her crew&mdash;to listen to Needa as he gave orders during the pursuit. While the Avenger pursued the Falcon out of the asteroid field and into the neighboring Anoat system, the YT-1300 moved into what Needa had assumed to be attack position. Rushing to the viewports, Needa watched with his horrified command crew as the Falcon charged the bridge, setting off alarms throughout the Imperial warship. Needa asked if their deflector shields were up before commenting that Solo must have been insane to attempt to ram the destroyer head-on. Needa and his crew dropped to the floor in terror, but Solo veered his ship up sharply, narrowly missing the Star Destroyer's bridge. As he rose from the deck, Needa ordered for his crew to track the ship, wondering if they would attempt another pass. The Avenger ' s logistics officer, Commander Nemet, reported that the Falcon had vanished from their sensors&mdash;unknown to the Imperials, Solo had cut his ship's power and landed on a blind spot on the conning tower of the Avenger. Needa dispelled the idea that the Falcon may have possessed a cloaking device, and the deck officer suggested that the freighter had simply went into hyperspace. The captain, both angry and confused, wondered why they would have attempted such a daring maneuver only to flee the system. Flabbergasted, Needa wondered how the ship could have escaped him. Seconds later, communications officer M'kae reported that Vader demanded an update on the pursuit.

Needa ordered his ship to rendezvous with the Executor so he could personally apologize for losing Vader's prey, believing that it was the honorable thing to do. However, he had the Avenger perform one last sensor sweep of the area for their prey&mdash;to no avail. Needa ordered a TIE/sh shuttle to be prepared for his visit to the Executor, departing the Avenger for the last time. Upon arriving, he immediately went to the Star Dreadnought's bridge, where the captain met with Vader. The captain apologized to the Sith Lord, but Vader lost his patience, calling the man inept for failing to capture a mere group of outlaws. Needa knew that Vader's anger &mdash;combined with his failure &mdash;would lead to a certain death, so the captain begged for his life. But Vader noted that Needa's ineptness had no use for the Empire; finished berating the captain, Vader telekinetically throttled him to death as he had done to Kendal Ozzel earlier. Vader then formally accepted the man's apology. Needa's body was then dragged from the bridge by two Imperial Navy troopers.

Legacy
"Hey, it was your cousin who was martyred by Darth Vader after he let Han Solo escape Hoth. After all, your cousin had Rebel sympathies that he only confided in you, which is why he let Solo escape. Your having been punished with this duty proves the Empire suspected him, but could prove nothing."

- Pedetsen to Virar Needa

As a consequence of Lorth Needa's failure, members of the Needa family were purged from the Imperial military on Darth Vader's orders. His first cousin once removed, Virar, had been attending the Imperial Academy during the Battle of Hoth, and as he was not ambitious, he had been allowed to live. Many family members, from Virar's grandparents to cousins, however, were all killed. Virar became the commander of one of Coruscant's orbital mirrors, OSETS 2711. His subordinates, including Cadet Pedetsen, believed that Lorth had failed in capturing the Millennium Falcon because he had sympathies to the Rebel Alliance. Pedetsen stated that Virar had been placed on OSETS 2711 because the Empire could not prove Lorth's alleged Rebel loyalties. Virar was even willing to believe this.

Personality and traits
Lorth Needa was an efficient commander, and could be ruthless at times, a trait he exhibited during the Battle of Coruscant, when he threatened the destruction of the Invisible Hand should Grievous choose not to surrender. Needa was an able leader, but both Vader and the Emperor were suspicious of him. The captain showed a degree of concern for both his crew and Vader's fleet when he suggested to the Dark Lord that they pull out of the asteroid field during the search for the Millennium Falcon, but Needa's failure in capturing Solo's freighter cemented, in Vader's mind, that the Avenger ' s captain was inept. He had been overconfident in his pursuit of the Millennium Falcon from Hoth, and this factored into his execution by Vader. Needa had decided that personally apologizing to the Dark Lord was an honorable thing for a man in his position to do; nonetheless, the captain begged for his life as Vader prepared to kill him.

Portrayal and name
Lorth Needa first appeared in the novelization of 1980's The Empire Strikes Back. Known only as "Captain Needa" in the film, he was portrayed by actor Michael Culver. In the radio adaptation of the film, Needa was voiced by Nicholas Kepros. Needa was not given a first name until 1996's X-wing: Wedge's Gamble, when his first cousin once removed, Virar, revealed his first name to be Lorth.

In The Empire Strikes Back, a blooper occurred after Vader executed Needa. When the Navy troopers begin to drag away his body, Culver visibly locked his legs in such a way as to help those portraying the Navy troopers to stand him up easier.

Continuity issues
There is some uncertainty over the identity of the Star Destroyer that launches the probe droid that lands on Hoth. Both Galaxy Guide 3: The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary designate the ship as the Avenger, presumably based on dialogue between Needa and a subordinate that was ultimately cut from the radio adaptation of The Empire Strikes Back. However, the Star Wars Customizable Card Game, the Star Wars Encyclopedia, and Star Wars: Behind the Magic all identify the warship as the Stalker. This article assumes that it was the Stalker that launched the Hoth probe.

In Star Wars 40: The Empire Strikes Back: Battleground Hoth, Al Williamson and Carlos Garzon used reference photography of Needa's death for Admiral Ozzel's execution.

In the novelization of The Empire Strikes Back, Needa and the Avenger take the place of Captain Xamuel Lennox and the Tyrant in the scene where the Rebels' ion cannon fires on a Star Destroyer approaching Hoth. However, whereas in the film the ship is merely disabled by the ion blasts, the novelization describes the cannon fire hitting the destroyer's conning tower, setting off explosions that propel the out-of-control warship into the void. Regardless, Needa and the Avenger reappear for their later scenes.

Possible appearance
In the non-canon Star Wars Infinities: The Empire Strikes Back 1, when the Falcon and crew are escaping Hoth during the Imperial assault, Solo charges the bridge of a Star Destroyer, lands on its conning tower immediately afterward, and drifts away along with the garbage that the destroyer releases before jumping to hyperspace&mdash;a course of events practically identical to Solo's maneuver against the Avenger in the film. Neither the captain nor the destroyer are named in the comic.

Appearances

 * Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith novel
 * Star Wars: Rebellion
 * Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back novel
 * Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back radio adaptation
 * Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
 * Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back PhotoComic
 * Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Cine-Manga
 * Star Wars 42: The Empire Strikes Back: To Be a Jedi
 * Payback: The Tale of Dengar
 * X-wing: Wedge's Gamble
 * X-wing: Wedge's Gamble

Non-canon appearances

 * LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy
 * LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga

Notes and references
=Intimidator=

The Intimidator was an Imperial Executor-class Star Dreadnought used by the Imperial Navy's Black Sword Command. Originally undergoing work at a shipyard in the Core Worlds, it was transferred to the Black-15 shipyard above the planet N'zoth in the Koornacht Cluster to free up space for similar-sized warships. Eight months following the Alliance victory at Battle of Endor, while attempting to withdraw all military personnel and equipment in the Cluster per edict, the Intimidator was seized by the native Yevetha workers led by the Yevetha leader Nil Spaar as part of their mutiny against the oppressive Imperials.

Renamed the Pride of Yevetha, she would go on to serve as Viceroy Spaar's flagship during the Black Fleet Crisis, which pitted his Duskhan League against the New Republic under Chief of State Leia Organa Solo. The Pride was one of numerous Duskhan League vessels that participated in the Great Purge, an ethnic cleansing of the Koornacht Cluster enacted by the xenophobic Yevetha.

Characteristics
The Intimidator was a 19,000-meter-long Executor-class Star Dreadnought, though like its sister ships, the warship was sometimes referred to as a Super-class Star Destroyer. The Intimidator was modified beyond its stock statistics; it boasted an additional shield generator mounted on the ship's midline and slave circuitry, a feature that enabled one person to assume remote command of an entire fleet's worth of slaved ships.

Docked at the Black-15 shipyard
The Intimidator was one of three Super-class warships assigned to Black Fleet of the Black Sword Command, a command unit within the Imperial Military assigned to the defense of the Core Worlds. Eight months following the death of Emperor Palpatine at the Battle of Endor, the Intimidator was stationed at the Black-15 shipyard above the Yevetha homeworld of N'zoth in the Koornacht Cluster, where it had been transferred from the Core Worlds to free up the necessary amount of space for construction of another Super-class vessel. Out of the nine ships undergoing repairs at the dock, only the Intimidator was spaceworthy.

When Imperial garrison commander Jian Paret received an order to withdraw all military personnel and destroy whatever had to be left behind, Paret used the Intimidator as his command ship during the evacuation, having moved to it within an hour after receiving his orders. However, with only one-third of a crew aboard, and the need to transfer all of the garrison's assets and personnel to the warship before destroying the repair yard, Paret was unable to leave as quickly as he had wanted. However, to avoid any potential hostile moves from the predominantly Yevetha work force, Paret hid the true nature of the Imperial evacuation behind the facade of a departure drill.

However, Yevetha underground leader Nil Spaar knew of the imminent Imperial withdrawal, and had chosen the time to seize the Black-15 shipyard and all of the vessels present as part of a plan five years in the making. With the transfer of the Victory-class Star Destroyer Harridan from patrol duty to active service at the battlefield at Notak, Spaar saw that the Imperials were essentially defenseless. In Sections 17 and 21 of the Intimidator, over a dozen external hatches were rigged to report their status as secured and sealed during an emergency battle-stations lockdown. The Yevetha leader had taken additional precautions should the ship attempt to escape&mdash;a package of explosives, disarmed only by a constant signal, would destroy the ship if the shields were activated, blocking the signal and detonating the bombs. With these measures in place, two Yevetha commando teams&mdash;one led by Spaar and the other by his second in command, Dar Bille&mdash;boarded the Intimidator through the rigged hatches. Silently and quickly, the two teams converged on the bridge without having to fire a single shot. When they breached the command deck, they killed seven of the crew present before securing the remainder.

As the events unfolded, Imperial Governor Crollick's shuttle and a convoy of Imperial transports rose from N'zoth's surface toward the Intimidator as the warship slid out of her berth at the shipyard. When the transports began decelerating in preparation for docking, Spaar ordered all of the warship's autotargetting batteries to open fire on the inbound ships, a move that killed twenty thousand soldiers, technicians, bureaucrats, and families. Spaar concluded the bloodshed by taking Paret and executing the commander with his dew claw, a retractable blade that emerged from a Yevetha's wrist. The Yevetha leader wasted no time in announcing that the remaining crew were now the prisoners of the Yevetha Protectorate, and the other eight Star Destroyers present at the shipyard were captured as well.

In the service of the Yevetha
By 16 ABY&mdash;twelve years after the failed Imperial evacuation of N'zoth&mdash;the Yevetha had learned how to operate the ships they had captured from their onetime oppressors. The Intimidator had been renamed Pride of Yevetha and was pressed into service as the flagship of Darama Nil Spaar, viceroy of the Duskhan League. At the time, Dar Bille served as the primate of the warship, and Spaar's personal staff&mdash;including his primary and secondary mates; his first attaché Eri Palle; and Vor Duull, the proctor of information science from the thrustship Aramadia&mdash;were transferred to the Pride as well. It was from the bride of the Pride that Bille, acting on the orders of Spaar, ordered the Yevethan warships to begin the Great Purge, an ethnic cleansing of the Koornacht Cluster. The Super Star Destroyer participated in the extermination of a colony of Kubaz at Morning's Bell and the capture of a former Imperial factory farm at Pirol-5 while the rest of the Black Fleet succeeded in ridding the Cluster of the foreign "vermin."

Though New Republic Chief of State Leia Organa Solo was appalled by the Duskhan League's actions, the New Republic could not defend the conquered worlds of the Koornacht Cluster, as they were not members of the galactic government. Certain members of the New Republic Senate were directly opposed to Republic involvement in the conflict, but Organa Solo nonetheless issued an ultimatum for Viceroy Spaar&mdash;the Duskhan League was to withdraw from the worlds it had seized, or the New Republic would declare war. Spaar would not back down, however. A failed Republic blockade of Doornik-319 soon followed, prompting members of the Senate to move against the Chief of State.

While this internal strife continued, several reconnaissance flights were made into the Koornacht Cluster to ascertain the Duskhan League's military strength. Lieutenant Rone Taggar of the New Republic Fifth Fleet's 21st Reconnaissance Wing was dispatched in his Recon-X starfighter Jennie Lee to the N'zoth system to record statistical data on the Yevethan forces present. As the five-minute flight proceeded, the Jennie Lee's onboard R2-R unit was able to identify Aramadia-class thrustships, Victory-class and Imperial-class Star Destroyers, and a lone Executor-class Star Dreadnought&mdash;the Pride of Yevetha. Taggar's data, along with that of the other recon flights throughout the Cluster, was transmitted to the New Republic Defense Force headquarters, where it was reviewed by Chief of State Organa Solo, the Mon Calamari Admiral Ackbar, and others. The Tammarian officer Ayddar Nylykerka from the Asset Tracking Office, who was on hand to identify the warships of the Black Fleet, was the one who confirmed the presence of the Intimidator, deducing the ship's identity from the additional shield generator tower on the warship's centerline&mdash;a trait common to all late-production Executor-class ships. All present to hear the Tammarian's revelation realized that nothing in the New Republic's fleet could outmatch a Super Star Destroyer.

Commanders and crew
Before the Yevethan revolt, the Intimidator was used by Commander Jian Paret of the Imperial garrison on Yevetha during the preparations for the Imperial retreat from the system. At the time, the Super Star Destroyer was crewed by one-third of the amount of personnel required to operate the ship. Twelve years later, with the Black Fleet firmly in the hands of the Yevetha, the Intimidator became the flagship of Viceroy Nil Spaar. Dar Bille served as the primate, or commander, of the warship; among the rest of the crew were Spaar's attaché Eri Palle and proctor of information science Vor Duull from Spaar's previous flagship Aramadia. The darama also transferred his breeding mates and honor guard to the Super Star Destroyer.

Behind the scenes
The Intimidator first appeared in the novel Before the Storm, the first book of The Black Fleet Crisis trilogy.

The second book in the series, Shield of Lies, was the first to provide the designation "Executor-class Star Destroyer" for the Intimidator and her sister ships. However, recent sources such as ___________________ and an article on the Wizards of the Coast website have updated the name as "Executor-class Star Dreadnought," in addition to increasing the length of the class from 8,000 meters (as reported in Before the Storm) to 19,000 meters. This article reflects these changes. However, despite this, The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia refers to the Intimidator as a "Super-class Star Destroyer," a term widely used to describe the 8,000-meter-long Super Star Destroyers.

Essential Chronology info

 * "Several recon flights went into the heart of the Koornacht Cluster, finally revealing the long-buried truth that every warship in the "lost" Black Fleet was in the hands of the Duskhan League, including the Super Star Destroyer, which had been rechristened Pride of Yevetha."
 * "The Yevetha would never surrender and would fight to the last man. Solo was transferred to a holding cell on the Pride of Yevetha with added security."
 * "Several Wookiees, including Chewbacca and his young son, exhibited typical Wookiee subtlety by charging at the Pride of Yevetha with all guns blazing. The Millennium Falcon attached itself to the Super Star Destroyer and cut through its hull, allowing Chewbacca and his son to rescue Han Solo from his holding cell."
 * "The Imperials stopped the warships dead, brought them about, and jumped every last Star Destroyer in the direction of Byss in the Deep Core. Nil Spaar, aboard the Pride of Yevetha, disappeared along with them."
 * "The Pride of Yevetha vanished entirely. The Super Star Destroyer was discovered four years later, drifting abandoned near the Unknown Regions and damaged beyond repair."

CSWE info

 * Intimidator entry (vol. 2, pg. 109): "This Super-class Star Destroyer was sent to Black-15 from its normal dock in the Core after the Battle of Endor to make room for another Super-class ship that needed repairs. The Intimidator was at Black-15, receiving its final modifications, when the Yevetha took control of the shipyards. Because the Intimidator was spaceworthy, Jian Paret used it as his command ship. The Intimidator was captured by Nil Spaar and was renamed by the Yevetha as the Pride of Yevetha. During the final battle, Sil Sorannan took control of the starship from Nil Spaar, stranding the Yevetha in hyperspace."
 * Pride of Yevetha entry (vol. 3, pg. 44): "Formerly the Imperial Super Star Destroyer Intimidator, it was seized by the forces of strongman Nil Spaar during a raid on the Imperial shipyard at N'zoth. The Pride of Yevetha was placed in Spaar's Black Fifteen Fleet and was spotted in the Yevethan mobilization at Doornik-319. At the end of the Black Fleet crisis, the ship vanished - only to be discovered four years later, drifting abandoned near the Unknown Regions and damaged beyond repair."

Appearances

 * Before the Storm
 * Shield of Lies
 * Tyrant's Test
 * Agents of Chaos I: Hero's Trial

Serving Chancellor Palpatine
Sim Aloo was a Human male from Coruscant, the capital planet of the Galactic Republic. By the climax of the Clone Wars in 19 BBY, he was serving as an advisor to Supreme Chancellor Palpatine as a member of the Office of the Supreme Chancellor. He was present among other members of the office, including fellow advisors Janus Greejatus and Sate Pestage, in a meeting with the Chancellor. Together, they held up a group of delegates from the Loyalist Committee&mdash;specifically, Senators Bail Organa of Alderaan, Mon Mothma of Chandrila, Padmé Amidala of Naboo, Terr Taneel of Neelanon, Bana Breemu of Humbarine, Fang Zar of Sern Prime, and Chi Eekway of Wroona&mdash;who had previously scheduled an appointment with the Chancellor. The Loyalists had grown weary of Palpatine's amendments to the Constitution, and Organa specifically had noted that the Chancellor's tendency to isolate himself among his advisors was peculiar.

Behind the scenes
Sim Aloo first appeared in 1983's Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi as an unnamed Imperial dignitary accompanying Emperor Palpatine to the second Death Star.

An image of Aloo's faced was superimposed on a portrait of Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin to depict Moff Yittreas, a character from Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds.

Appearances

 * Labyrinth of Evil
 * Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
 * The Return of Tag & Bink: Special Edition

Notes and references
=Potential Upcoming Projects=
 * 1) Quille
 * 2) Trachta
 * 3) Blue Wing
 * 4) Arvel Crynyd
 * 5) Exactor
 * 6) Knighthunter/1,001st Stormtrooper Division
 * 7) Danetta Pitta
 * 8) Josef Grunger
 * 9) Megador
 * 10) One of the many kinds of Imperial soldier from TFU (Emperor's Shadow Guard, Imperial Senate Guard, shadow stormtrooper, shadow EVO trooper, or purge trooper)

Other projects

 * Wullf Yularen
 * Nahdonnis Praji (still under construction; not on Wookieepedia)
 * Tenn Graneet (still under construction; not on Wookieepedia)