Climate disruption array

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A climate disruption array was a technological device that could be deployed in the orbit of a planet to provoke storms and hurricanes on its surface from space. Imperial-class Star Destroyers could deploy these arrays.^[1]

DescriptionEdit

These arrays were satellites modified to provoke storms once the beam reached through the planet. Once it hit the surface, powerful storms were created and caused vast devastation.^[source?]

HistoryEdit

The earliest known development for the disruption arrays could be traced back to Fondor, a critical naval complex for the Galactic Empire.^[4]

Following the Battle of Endor, which saw the death of Emperor Palpatine,^[5] Operation: Cinder was activated. Palpatine's Sentinel droids were sent to "selected" Imperial officers including Admiral Garrick Versio^[1] and Captain Lerr Duvat.^[3] In the aftermath of the Battle of Endor, Research Station 9, a Tarkin Initiative facility on Endor, contained a hologram of the disruption array.^[1]

Versio deployed the arrays above his home planet, Vardos. This saw the defection of two Inferno Squad members; Iden Versio and Del Meeko. Following the skirmish on the planet, the satellites wrecked the planet.^[1]

Duvat was sent to Naboo, were he was to scour the planet with the deployed disruption arrays^[3] but was stopped by the Rebel Alliance.^[6]

Abednedo was also targeted by climate disruption arrays.^[2] This led the Abednedo people to support the New Republic and the Resistance.^[4]

While other numerous other planets were targeted by Operation: Cinder, ones with unique ecologies were subjected to different climate control weapons; Nacronis, for example, was hit with atmospheric vortex detonators that amplified its natural siltstorms to apocalyptic levels.^[7]

LegacyEdit

In 34 ABY,^[source?] Iden returned to Vardos with Shriv Suurgav and her daughter, Zay. Suurgav noticed what he thought was snow, but Iden revealed it was actually atmospheric ash, leftover from the storms and fires caused by the climate disruption arrays 30 years prior.^[1]

AppearancesEdit

• Star Wars Battlefront II
• Shattered Empire 2 (First appearance)
• Shattered Empire 3

SourcesEdit

• Star Wars: Aliens of the Galaxy
• Star Wars: The Rebel Files
• Ultimate Star Wars, New Edition
•  Abednedo in the Databank (backup link)
•  Fondor in the Databank (backup link)

Notes and referencesEdit

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