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"What was he?"
"Kr'saang. He led shock troopers, as my lord knows. Specialist Unit Two Hundred Seven, in our accounting."
―Daiman and Uleeta[src]

Kr'saang, who insisted that others refer to him as Kr'saang the Togorian, was a male Togorian mercenary during the Republic Dark Age. He led the Specialist Unit Two Hundred Seven brigade of shock troopers and owned the vessel Dar'oosh. In 1,032 BBY, he was invited along with several other mercenaries to the Sanctum Celestial on Darkknell by the Sith Lord Daiman. Daiman, planning a trap for his brother Odion, hired the mercenaries to prepare an ambush on the planet Gazzari. However, when Kr'saang expressed anger at the Sith Lord, who preferred sabotage and ambushes over straight-up fights, Daiman swiftly cut the Togorian into four pieces with his lightsaber. Kr'saang's forces were then inducted into Daiman's slave army.

Biography

"Foolishness."
"Then why are you here? Got to be other Sith Lords who can keep your muzzle full of chow."
"My business. I sure know why
you're here, rock-thrower. Daiman won't fight Bad Brother Odion one-on-one. He's looking for someone even more gutless to make him look good."
―Kr'saang and Jarrow Rusher[src]

During the Republic Dark Age,[1] the emerald-eyed mercenary Kr'saang led a brigade of shock troopers known as the Specialist Unit Two Hundred Seven, operating from the transport vessel Dar'oosh.[2] In 1,032 BBY,[3] the Sith Lord Daiman invited Kr'saang and several other mercenaries, including Jarrow Rusher and Mak Medagazy, to the Sanctum Celestial in Darkknell's capital city, Xakrea. Predicting that they were invited because Daiman was too cowardly to fight his own battles, Kr'saang was proven correct when Daiman informed them of his plan to ambush his brother Odion at the volcanic world of Gazzari. While the other mercenaries remained silent, Kr'saang brashly denied Daiman his services, refusing to participate in anything other than a straight-up fight. However, before Kr'saang could leave, Daiman threw his cape on the ground in front of the Togorian and charged him with his lightsaber. Too slow to defend himself with his blade, Kr'saang was killed when Daiman cut him into four pieces. Daiman then ordered his aide, Uleeta, to send Correctors to induct Kr'saang's shock troopers and the Dar'oosh into his slave army.[2]

Personality and traits

"What's the hurry, Tog?"
"Waste your own time, human—not mine!"
―Jarrow Rusher and Kr'saang[src]

At two and a half meters, the black-furred Kr'saang the Togorian was a fearsome sight, and was well aware of it. Impatient, he was not afraid to use brute force to get what he wanted, as demonstrated when he pushed ahead of his fellow mercenaries on Darkknell to meet Daiman. Not intimidated by political power, Kr'saang brutishly defied the orders of Lord Daiman, insisting he would not participate in ambushes. His arrogance, however, proved to be his downfall when he angered the Sith Lord, as his impressive stature and the blade he carried on his belt were no match for the power of a lightsaber.[2]

Behind the scenes

Kr'saang was created by John Jackson Miller for use in his first professional novel, Knight Errant, which was released on January 25, 2011.

Appearances

Notes and references

  1. The StarWars.com article Engineering with LEGOs: Creating the Ships of Knight Errant states that Knight Errant is set in 1,032 BBY, which the New Essential Chronology identifies as part of the Republic Dark Age.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named Knight Errant novel
  3. Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named Creating the Ships of Knight Errant
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