Ak'ghal Usar

Ak'ghal Usar, titled as the Last Lord of Urkupp, was a Dashade warrior that survived the destruction of his homeworld, Urkupp.

Sometime during the Great Sith War, Urkupp was rendered lifeless and the entire Dashade species was nearly destroyed. Usar was among the handful of survivors, and blamed the Dark Lord Exar Kun for the destruction of his home. With the thought of revenge in his mind, Usar followed Kun to Yavin Four. However, Usar found the moon to be heavily damaged, with only a handful of Kun's Massassi worshipers still alive. They told Usar of Kun's ascension to an immortal spirit, deeply angering the Dashade who realized that his vengeance was out of reach. However, Usar eventually located the Temple of Sacrifice on Yavin, which he believed could restore Kun's body and allow for an attack. But when attempting to use the Temple, Usar was captured by a "Black-eyed Sith", who imprisoned Usar in stasis within a cave on the moon.

Sometime later, around 3632 BBY, a research team led by Talos Drellik came to Yavin Four to understand the mechanisms of the Temple of Sacrifice. After meeting with the legendary Outlander, the team made significant progress in their findings, uncovering a group of artifacts and tablets with unknown origins and purposes. When the Outlander returned to the moon, they were able to solve the mystery of the tablets and unlock a hidden chamber within a cave: the chamber where Usar was imprisoned. Unlocking the chamber also subsequently freed Usar from stasis, who confronted the Outlander. After admitting to being hungry for his long years of imprisonment, the Dashade attacked, only to be bested by the Outlander. Beaten, Usar pleaded for his life, saying he still required revenge on Kun and the "Black-eyed Sith".

The Outlander was intrigued by the Dashade, and allowed him to explain his brief past. When realizing that the "Black-eyed Sith" was Valkorion, the Outlander told Usar that both he and Kun were dead. Usar was enraged, believing that he could never truly avenge the countless Dashade lives lost to Kun. But the Dashade warrior still hungered for blood, and promised to serve the Outlander as long as they fought mutual enemies. But the Outlander was concerned of Usar's blood thirst and motives, being forced to make a choice: Recruit the Dashade into the Alliance, keep him imprisoned, or let him roam freely.