Star Wars Battlefront II

Star Wars Battlefront II
Production information
Developer(s)	DICE Motive Studios Criterion Games
Publisher(s)	Electronic Arts
Release date	November 9, 2017 (EA and Origin access) November 14, 2017 (Deluxe edition) November 17, 2017 (Global release)
Game engine	Frostbite
Genre	Sci-Fi Adventure
Modes	Single-Player, Online Multiplayer, Split-Screen
Platform(s)	PC PlayStation 4 Xbox One Xbox Cloud Gaming
Series	Star Wars Battlefront
Attribution information
Composer(s)	Gordy Haab
Chronological information
Timeline	32 BBY–35 ABY
Previous	Star Wars Battlefront

"Next year we'll see Star Wars Battlefront back with bigger and better worlds, because we now have the new movies to work off [and] not just the historical movies that we used before."

―Blake Jorgensen, Electronic Arts chief financial officer

Star Wars Battlefront II is a video game created by Electronic Arts and developed by DICE, Motive Studios, and Criterion Games. It was released on November 17, 2017. The game is a sequel to the 2015's Star Wars Battlefront and includes content from all three film trilogies, and has three times as much content as the original had at launch.

Story

The storyline predominantly follows Iden Versio, commander of the Imperial Special Forces unit Inferno Squad. Upon witnessing the destruction of the second Death Star, Versio's troops look to her for direction. Versio tells her troops that they will avenge the Emperor.

The story spans thirty years, beginning in the waning months of the Galactic Civil War and concluding at the destruction of Starkiller Base.

There are segments in the campaign where other characters are playable as well, including Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Kylo Ren, Lando Calrissian and Princess Leia Organa.

Plot summary

Main Story

Escaping from the Invincible Faith

"The Empire's time has come."

―Commander Iden Versio to the Invincible Faith's captain

Iden Versio allowed herself to be captured in order to erase an intercepted transmission.

Somewhere in space, a U-wing transport carrying a high-value prisoner is escorted to the Mon Calamari Security Cruiser Invincible Faith by two A-wing interceptors. A rebel officer, having profiled the prisoner, warns the ship's captain that she is highly trained in deception, infiltration, and extraction: she's special forces. The ship's captain interrogates her, identifying her as Iden Versio, commander of Inferno Squad in the Imperial Special Forces. He asks her to hand over an access code for her droid, but she doesn't respond. The captain proceeds to implore her to join the Rebel Alliance, warning her that his technicians will slice her droid either way and that the Galactic Empire's time has come, to which she replies that he's right: the Empire's time has come. After he leaves, Iden remotely activates her ID10 seeker droid, Dio, through her helmet, which shocks the Sullustan rebel technician. Dio sneaks through the Invincible Faith's ventilation, eventually making it to Iden's cell and freeing her from her cuffs. The droid slices open the door while Iden makes contact with Agent Gideon Hask, who asks her if the Rebels have figured out that she wanted to be captured. Iden sneaks past a briefing between key Rebel personnel and Admiral Gial Ackbar, who invites the Invincible Faith to join the rest of the Alliance Fleet amassing at Sullust to launch a surprise attack on the second Death Star above Endor, unaware that the Empire has already learned of this and is planning a trap. Iden moves towards the ship's communications center. She shoots the officer decrypting the message and then erases an intercepted transmission from Moff Derrek Raythe that would have informed the Rebellion of the Empire's trap. This triggers an alarm, but Iden equips herself with a blaster and makes it to an airlock. She is intercepted by the Imperial raider Corvus, which jumps into hyperspace before the Invincible Faith can strike back. Iden reunites with Hask and Agent Del Meeko, and tells Hask to send a message to Admiral Garrick Versio: the Emperor's plan is safe. She watches over a hologram of the Death Star in orbit of Endor and remarks that the Rebellion will die today.

The Emperor's trap

"...our battle station is vulnerable. Eliminate the Rebels and return to the Corvus. The Emperor's plan must not fail."

―Admiral Garrick Versio to his daughter, Commander Iden Versio

Inferno Squad witnessed from Endor's surface the destruction of the Death Star II.

The Emperor's trap is played out at the Battle of Endor. Nevertheless, the Rebel fleet under Admiral Ackbar's command is able to stand its ground. Admiral Versio watches from his Star Destroyer Eviscerator as Darth Vader's Super Star Destroyer Executor is brought down and crashes on the surface of the Death Star II, to which the Admiral calls Admiral Firmus Piett a fool. He tells an Imperial officer to put him in contact with Inferno Squad, which is on Endor's surface scouting the Death Star's shield generator. Commander Iden Versio informs her father, the Admiral, that the planetary shield generator has been destroyed beyond repair. The Admiral commands her to wipe out the Rebel troopers there and return to the Corvus to prevent the Emperor's plan from failing. Agent Meeko covers Commander Versio and Agent Hask as they take on the Rebel troopers, though they are too late to capture the saboteurs. After the Rebels are wiped out, Inferno discusses where they can find nearby TIE fighters when suddenly, the second Death Star explodes. They are overwhelmed with shock and grief, but Iden quickly takes control of the situation and tells her agents that they can grieve later and need to move. Admiral Versio informs Iden that Vice Admiral Rae Sloane, as the highest-ranking living commanding officer, has ordered a full retreat, and stresses to Iden that Inferno needs to survive and get off the forest moon. Inferno reinforces a squad of stormtroopers pinned down by Rebel forces and moves towards Platform 4 with them. Rebel forces are deployed across the forest moon to prevent Imperial troops from escaping and to secure their positions on the moon. Nevertheless, Inferno escape aboard three TIE fighters before the Rebels can sabotage them.

Hask makes it to the Corvus while Iden and Del fly through the wreckage of the second Death Star, remembering that Inferno was created by Iden's father, Admiral Versio, after the destruction of the first Death Star to prevent something like this from happening again. The Corvus comes under attack from Rebel starfighters and bombers, but Iden and Del fend them off. Iden is privately contacted by her father, who tells her to meet with him on the Eviscerator for her next orders while Del and Hask stay behind on the Corvus. With the Corvus repaired, they jump to hyperspace, fleeing the aggressive Rebel fleet.

New orders

"Operation: Cinder is the last command of our Emperor, and the first step in securing our future."

―Garrick to Iden Versio

The Dauntless repelling the rebel attack.

The Eviscerator and Corvus regroup above Vardos in the Jinata system, the homeworld of the Versio family. On the bridge of the Eviscerator, Garrick informs his daughter that the Emperor is dead. He shares with his daughter a Messenger droid he has received, which projects a hologram of the dead Emperor's final command: to begin Operation: Cinder at once. When Iden attempts to ask what their target is, the Messenger launches itself at her, telling her she is not verified. Garrick escorts his daughter away from it and hands Inferno's next assignments to her, warning her that her orders are unusual but that they are now living in unusual times.

The Corvus travels to an Imperial shipyard in orbit of Fondor, where they are to provide security for Moff Raythe, who is procuring satellites essential for Operation: Cinder in his docked Star Destroyer Dauntless. However, the shipyard comes under surprise attack from a Rebel fleet. While Del remains on the Corvus, Iden and Hask make their way to their TIE fighters and defend the Dauntless from CR90 corvettes and Rebel U-wing transports. Iden protects Hask from Rebel starfighters before boarding the Rebel Mon Calamari star cruiser to disable its ion cannons that are firing on the Dauntless. Iden and Hask disable them, though the last explosion nearly sends Iden hurling into space, who is narrowly saved by the cruiser's closing gates. They return to their TIE fighters and take to the stars, though are ordered by Moff Raythe to attack the Imperial facility itself in order to free the Dauntless from the shipyard's jammed clamps. When Iden asks what their target is, Moff Raythe tells her that, now more than ever, power is the only path to peace, and Admiral Versio will take part in cleansing the galaxy clean to remind the people of the galaxy that the Empire is still in control. The Dauntless is ultimately freed and opens fire on the Rebel cruiser with its turbolasers, destroying it. Moff Raythe tells Iden that her father will be proud.

Encountering the enemy

"If the Empire is here, then what I sensed is true. There must be something special about this place."

―Luke Skywalker to R2-D2

Luke Skywalker, with the help of Del Meeko, found the Emperor's observatory.

After the defense of Fondor, Inferno is granted access to the Emperor's Observatory on Pillio, one of many Observatories established by the Emperor across the galaxy for various classified purposes. Agent Del Meeko is sent alone to shut down the Mantle defense system and destroy the Observatory as its contents could be used by the Rebel Alliance against the Empire. Meeko travels to Pillio aboard a single Lambda shuttle with stormtrooper forces, unaware that the new age Jedi Knight and Rebel Commander Luke Skywalker is already there with his astromech R2-D2 on his own mission to the Observatory. Luke is forced to defend himself when the stormtroopers open fire on him, but encounters Meeko trapped in amber by Pillio's native Scritters. Meeko initially doesn't recognize Skywalker until the Jedi uses his lightsaber to free him. He doesn't understand why an enemy of the Empire would help him, to which Skywalker replies it's simply because he asked. Facing a common enemy and mission, Meeko is forced to work with Skywalker to defend themselves against Pillio's bugs and locate the Observatory. Despite Skywalker's shouts, Meeko hurls a thermal detonator at the bugs, ripping open the cave's grounds beneath them. Nevertheless, they reach the Observatory, where Skywalker defends Meeko from the bugs as he shuts down its security systems.

After the Mantle defense system is shut down, they are nearly overwhelmed as they run towards the Observatory, but the bugs strangely fly away from it and thus Skywalker and Meeko. Skywalker uses the Force to open the Observatory's doors, leaving Meeko as to wonder why the Emperor would create a facility that could only be opened using the Force. Skywalker tells Meeko that he already knows, to which Meeko asks in disbelief if Skywalker is telling him that the man who destroyed the Jedi Order was secretly one of them. Skywalker tells Meeko, however, that, as a boy growing up on Coruscant, he feared the wrong thing. Meeko remarks that the Emperor was only protecting junk, but Skywalker takes interest in a particular compass and asks Meeko if he can keep it. Meeko asks Skywalker why he would let him do that since his orders are to destroy the Observatory and Skywalker is an enemy, to which Skywalker replies simply because he asked. Meeko decides to let Skywalker keep the compass. Skywalker then asks Meeko to reconsider his mission, saying that the Empire has already done enough damage to many innocent worlds.

As they depart from the Observatory, Meeko asks Skywalker how they can just walk away and pretend like this never happened. Meeko confesses his growing doubts in the Empire to Skywalker, who tells Meeko that he has a choice. Meeko misinterprets this as a choice between the Empire and the Rebellion, but Skywalker corrects him in that it's simply a choice to be better. Skywalker wishes Meeko "may the Force be with you" as he leaves, walking off into the sunset with Meeko watching from behind.

Inferno's target

"The Emperor commands it. We will purge this planet and others. Fear shall spread, and the galaxy will remember who is in control."

―Garrick Versio's thoughts on Operation: Cinder, to his daughter

Meeko returns to the Corvus with Hask and Iden, who informs them that their next assignment is to extract Protectorate Gleb from Vardos. Gleb serves as headmaster of the Future Imperial Leaders Military Preparatory School, raised both Hask and Iden, and also serves as an officer in Jinata Security. Iden is unsure how this relates to Operation: Cinder but states that they must trust the Admiral. However, when they arrive to Vardos, they find the satellites, which are climate disruption arrays, being deployed by the Dauntless, pointed out by Meeko, in orbit of Vardos. Inferno is shocked to see this, and Hask recalls that they were never informed of their target. An angered Iden confronts her father aboard the Eviscerator, pleading with her father that Vardos and its people are loyal to the Empire. Her father rationalizes that Operation: Cinder will spread fear throughout the galaxy that will allow the Empire to continue its rule by fear in order to control the galaxy and maintain order. Iden continues to try and appeal to her father that Vardos is their home, to which he responds, raising his voice, that the Empire is their home and that they will do as the Emperor commands. Iden says that she will not take orders from dead men, causing her father to assert his authority over her, shouting that she takes orders from him before reminding her that her orders are to extract Protectorate Gleb alone. He dismisses her, though Iden walks off with a bitter face. The Admiral tells an Imperial officer to patch him in with Agent Hask.

Iden and Del defected from the Empire after seeing Operation: Cinder on Vardos.

The Corvus lands in an Imperial facility on Vardos, where hurricanes and superstorms are forming from the beams being shot down by the satellites. Iden says that they will find Gleb in the Archive in Kestro. During their walk there, they encounter disgruntled protesting civilians and learn that any aircraft attempting to leave the planet will be shot down. Iden, Del, and Hask debate this turn of events; Iden notes that the people on Vardos are their people, and that their own troopers are in harm's way, while Hask retorts that their fearlessness in the face of the storms shows true discipline, and that Operation: Cinder is a test to prove that they are worthy of what is to come. They eventually make it to the Archive, where they find Gleb and a Rodian agent among a group of civilians. As Hask escorts Gleb and the agent away, orange lightning hits one of the buildings, causing part of its structure to fall, the resulting debris nearly crushing a civilian. With Iden's approval, Del tells the civilians to run to the Corvus. Hask tries to stop it, but Iden commands him to stand down. Hask reminds Iden and Del that their orders are to extract the Protectorate Gleb alone. Del says he doesn't recognize the Empire anymore, and Iden defends him, pointing out that it is the Empire's duty to protect civilians from things like Operation: Cinder. When Hask asserts that this is the "new Empire," Del finally says that he wants no part in this new Empire and will follow his commanding officer. Hask asks Iden if these are her orders, which are treason, and Iden says they are. Hask refuses to lower his weapon and warns that defiance will be the death of them before pointing it at Iden, but she shoots Hask first in his leg, buying time for Iden and Del to escape. Hask contacts Admiral Versio and informs him that Commander Versio and Agent Meeko have abandoned the mission and committed treason.

Iden and Del sneak their way through the city, reluctantly shooting Imperial troops who notice them and learning that the Admiral has ordered their deaths. They manage to steal an AT-AT and use it to take out the anti-air batteries across the city, eventually destroying a satellite array that disables all anti-air batteries across the sector. Del pilots the AT-AT to the Corvus while Iden shoots at Imperial forces firing at them, including AT-STs, demolition troopers, turbolasers and another AT-AT. She blows up the barricade at the Imperial facility where the Corvus is docked, but a bolt of lightning disables the AT-AT. Iden and Del regroup with their crew, who are under fire from Imperial troops and cover them as the Imperial raider's ramp is lowered and the refugees get on board. The lightning storm protects them from an advancing AT-AT walker, and they escape as scout walkers arrive at the facility. They evade the Eviscerator and the Dauntless and jump to hyperspace.

Meanwhile, Agent Hask returns to the Eviscerator with Protectorate Gleb and her agent, reporting to Admiral Versio, who congratulates Hask on the "success" of his mission and promotes him to Commander.

Combating Cinder

"This is a one-time deal. You can leave right now, or you can help stop this."

―General Lando Calrissian to Iden Versio and Del Meeko

In the Vorpal Nebula in the Outer Rim Territories, Iden and Del discuss the situation, not knowing where to go next. Iden notes that some of their crew stayed loyal with them and is helping protect the refugees, who are frightened and confused but safe, while Del makes repairs to her droid. Del tells Iden to leave with the Corvus and let him stay alone in a TIE fighter, sending a general distress call to the Rebellion, but Iden refuses to abandon him. Ultimately, they decide to surrender to the Rebel Alliance, sending a general distress transmission which is intercepted by Danger Leader Shriv Suurgav. After the Restoration captures the Corvus and her crew, General Lando Calrissian arrives and confronts Iden and Del. He thanks them for the intel they provided on Operation: Cinder and offers them two T-65B X-wing starfighters to start a new life. Calrissian learns that Operation: Cinder is targeting Naboo, the homeworld of the Emperor himself. Iden and Del warn that the Empire is changing and so are its tactics. Calrissian gives them a choice of fighting with them against Operation: Cinder or running away. Though not wanting to join the Rebellion, Iden and Del reluctantly agree to help combat Operation: Cinder.

Danger Squadron helped restore Theed's ion weapon.

Calrissian arrives above Naboo with his fleet and Danger Squadron, which Iden and Del have temporarily joined under the call signs Danger Five and Danger Six, reinforcing Princess Leia Organa who is already there with a host of Rebel troopers and fighting in the stars in three N-1 starfighters against Imperial forces led by Captain Lerr Duvat and the climate disruption array satellites. Iden, Del, Shriv, and Danger Squadron help Leia and the Rebel and Naboo Fighter Pilots take out the climate disruption arrays, then cover their Y-wing bombers as they make bombing runs on the Star Destroyer Torment. With the Torment's shields disabled, the Restoration opens fire on it, destroying it. Iden and Del noticed that some Imperial troop transports and TIES were evacuating the Star Destroyer. However, instead of retreating to the nearest safe zone, per standard protocol, the transports were headed toward Theed, the capital of Naboo.

Danger Squadron makes its way towards Theed, where Iden, Del, and Shriv help reinforce the Rebel troops there fighting in battle against the Imperial forces. They split up to reactivate power relays that can be used to activate Theed's defense system: an ion pulse that spreads across the city from the royal palace, which was installed after the Invasion of Naboo by the Trade Federation. Leia and her troops cover Del as they make their way across the city with Del wiring the power relays back online. With the power relays online, they make their way to the central street where Rebel forces battle against stormtroopers and an advancing AT-AT walker. Leia and her troops cover Del as he reactivates the defense system in the palace, falling back as the stormtroopers push against their line. Del gets the system online, and the Rebel forces fall back inside the palace as the ion pulse is detonated, disabling the Imperial forces' blasters, walkers, and starfighters. Rebel troops rush out, and the Imperial forces surrender.

Princess Leia confronts Iden and Del after the battle in the royal palace, having learned that they are Inferno Squad from General Calrissian. Leia notes that watching them in battle, this fight against the Empire means something more to them than just trying to run away. Iden says that there is no excuse for the damage they've done against the Rebel Alliance, and would like to continue fighting with them if she would allow them to, having realized they have been fighting for the wrong side this whole time. Leia says that people like Iden and Del give the galaxy hope, and that hope is the reason they will triumph over the Empire. She then welcomes them to the New Republic.

Tracking a missing general

"I'm meeting an Imperial turncoat. Says he can help us free the Wookiees back on Kashyyyk. You seen him?"

―Han Solo to Maz Kanata

Han Solo tracked Paldora to Takodana.

Months later, Leia Organa, now a Senator in the Galactic Senate on Chandrila, reaches out to Iden Versio, who leads Inferno Squad in the New Republic Defense Force. Leia tells Iden that she has tracked down a missing general of theirs to Takodana, and asks that she find Han Solo.

In Takodana Castle, Han tells Maz that he has learned of an Imperial defector, Ralsius Paldora, who has valuable information for the Republic and how to liberate the Wookiees back on Kashyyyk, who were held hostage by Grand Moff Lozen Tolruck and his faction. Solo eventually finds Paldora, a statistician, who has hidden away his intel in data cubes in Takodana's forests. Paldora tells Solo that he gathered his information from a man named Rax, an Imperial officer consolidating much of the fractured Empire. As they leave, they spot Imperial forces arriving on the planet, forcing Solo and Paldora to fight their way through the forests. They make their way to the Millennium Falcon with Chewbacca, Solo's Wookiee copilot, and fight in the skies against an Imperial light cruiser and TIE fighters with the aid of Inferno Squad. Solo successfully destroys it, sinking it to the bottom of Nymeve Lake, and extracts Paldora off the planet. On the Corvus, Solo contacts Leia and thanks Inferno for the help.

Operations in the Anoat sector

"According to Paldora's intel, my father has been running operations on Bespin and Sullust."

―Iden Versio to Leia Organa

Inferno Squad attacked Admiral Versio's operations on Bespin and Sullust.

Iden learns from Paldora's intel that her father has been running operations on Bespin and Sullust in the Anoat sector, which is under heavy lockdown by Governor Ubrik Adelhard and his faction. She and Del contact Senator Organa and ask for authorization to sabotage her father's operations and potentially capture him. Leia notes that she is not their commanding officer, but Del fears that Fleet Command will not approve of a mission that could be deemed too personal. Understanding, Leia shares her approval with Iden and Del to pursue their mission. The two fly alone to Chinook Station in the clouds of Bespin, which is being used for refueling Admiral Versio's Imperial fleet, hoping to sabotage it and capture Gideon Hask, who they've learned is there as well. They infiltrate the station, wearing stormtrooper armor as disguise. However, when they reach the top of the platform, they learn that Hask has set them in a trap. They try to go after him, but his Star Destroyer escapes, and alarms are triggered across Chinook Station, forcing them to fight their way out.

Unable to reach their X-wings, Iden reluctantly agrees to hijack a cloud car with Del. They use the cloud car to ignite the fueling sites at Chinook Station; the explosion causes a chain reaction that brings down three Star Destroyers still docked there. Though Chinook Station is destroyed, thus crippling Admiral Versio's fleet's fueling source, Hask and the admiral escape.

Sometime later, Lando and Shriv, the latter now a member of Inferno Squad, undertake the mission to an abandoned Imperial weapons depot on Sullust hoping to capture the weapons for the New Republic. However, when they arrive, they find that, despite Sullust being liberated, which Shriv had been part of, Imperial forces have recaptured the weapons depot and are using it for arms manufacturing. Lando decides that their best course of action is to destroy the weapons depot instead. Lando reaches the control center while he sends Shriv to look for a means of transport in order to escape. Lando causes the lava in the weapons depot to overflow and escapes with Shriv aboard an AT-ST, but they are unable to make it to a nearby Imperial shuttle in time for escape. As the lava rises, Shriv sarcastically remarks to Lando that if he dies today, he's glad Lando will too. However, just in the nick of time, Iden arrives with the Corvus and saves them from the overflowing lava.

Showdown at Jakku

"Destroying that factory had a bigger impact than we thought. Admiral Ackbar is calling all Republic ships to Jakku. The whole Imperial fleet is there, minus the equipment they would have received from Sullust. I expect my father will be there too, but catching him is no longer our priority. This battle could be the end of the war. Let's get in, and we do what we can to help."

―Iden Versio briefing Inferno Squad

Admiral Ackbar has ordered all Republic forces to Jakku in the Western Reaches, where the Imperial Army and Imperial Navy have been reconvened, consolidated from Imperial fleets by Rax, among them her father's. The expected showdown is believed to possibly mean the end of the Galactic Civil War. The Republic Navy arrives, initiating the Battle of Jakku, while soldiers of the New Republic army are landed on the desert surface of Jakku. In the skies of Jakku, the Corvus receives a large number of distress calls from their sector. Iden and Shriv make their way to two X-wing starfighters while Del holds the Corvus and directs them towards the sources of the distress calls. They first land at a crashed Star Destroyer, where TIE bombers are deploying from and being used to harass Republic troops in the sector. Iden and Shriv fight against the stormtroopers defending the Star Destroyer and take it out before taking off to the skies again. They reinforce Captain Lindsey and his troops on the ground, who is on the march to Carbon Ridge to take out a mysterious Imperial research facility but has been intercepted by two AT-AT walkers and Imperial forces. Iden uses binoculars to indicate to the Starhawk Unity the coordinates of the AT-AT walkers so that it can launch orbital bombardments on them. The AT-AT walkers are taken out, and Inferno helps Lindsey and his troops take out the Imperial troops attacking them, allowing them to continue their advance to Carbon Ridge.

Iden, Del and Shriv witness the end of the Empire.

Iden and Shriv return to their X-wings and make it back to the Corvus, but they fall under attack from Imperial forces led by Hask, who pilots a modified TIE interceptor. After a hefty dogfight, Iden shoots him down, seemingly killing him, and decides to go after her father after spotting the Eviscerator, disabling communications with Del and the Corvus. She crash lands on top of the Eviscerator and fights her way through Imperial stormtroopers, making her way through a hole punched in the Eviscerator. As she makes her way to an elevator to the Star Destroyer's bridge, she hears an Imperial officer give a command to retreat to Counselor Rax and Admiral Versio order for evacuation before being cut off, learning that her father is still here. On the bridge, Admiral Versio gives the go for his right hand Imperial officer to leave while Iden confronts her father, telling him that he doesn't have to go down with the Empire. Garrick declines his daughter's rescue attempt. He tells her that Rax expects him to leave to, but he has also refused him. Garrick explains how he's given his life to the Empire and can scarcely believe that all that's left of it is being destroyed here. A Republic escort frigate crashes near the bridge of the Eviscerator, and Garrick falls into his daughter's hand but ultimately lets go. He tells his daughter that she is strong and urges her to find peace in her life as he resolves to go down with his ship. Realizing she cannot convince her father and seeking to get back to Del, Iden runs off as the Eviscerator begins to plummet to Jakku's sandy plains, the Star Destroyer exploding around her. She makes her way to an escape pod and launches towards Jakku.

Iden regains consciousness as Del finds her escape pod and lifts it open. He tells Iden that the battle is over, and that they have won. The two embrace and kiss as Shriv arrives with Dio. He then directs Iden and Del over a sandy hill, where they watch over the wreckage of the Imperial fleet.

Decades later

"We all change, don't we? Eh? Look at you. You used to be dead."

―Del Meeko to Gideon Hask

Gideon Hask joined the First Order and supported Project Resurrection.

Thirty years later, an Upsilon-class command shuttle arrives to Pillio, which has become dry and arid. The dark warrior Kylo Ren disembarks from his command shuttle with stormtroopers of the First Order and meets with Protectorate Gleb and Jinata Security, who have captured the Corvus and taken its crew prisoner. On the bridge of the Corvus, Kylo confronts a hurt and collapsed Del Meeko, who sarcastically says that if Kylo wanted to hire his ship, he could have just asked. Kylo interrogates Del over information regarding the map to Skywalker, which Del plays dumb with, leading to Kylo to infiltrate his mind with the Force. Kylo experiences Del's memories, from his time as a shoretrooper on Scarif to the formation of Inferno Squad, to the Battle of Endor, where Kylo notes that Del and Iden are married now and have a daughter and that it was Iden who turned him into a traitor, to Del's encounter with Skywalker on Pillio, which Kylo notes is where Del found faith, to a fight on Vardos involving Jinata Security troopers and First Order stormtroopers. Kylo notes that Vardos is where their "family" was torn apart as he slices through Iden, Del, and Hask in their Inferno uniforms. Kylo mocks Del as a coward, and continues to press him for where Lor San Tekka of the Church of the Force took the map to Skywalker, the last Jedi, all the while mentally torturing him. Finally, Del tells Kylo that San Tekka took it to Bayora.

Kylo lets go and leaves Del to Gideon Hask, who is now a First Order officer. Hask continues to call Del a coward and expresses his "disappointment" in him for abandoning his post as a soldier, trading it in for a simple life of fatherhood and hauling cargo on the Corvus. Del remarks that everyone changes, including Hask himself, who "used to be dead." Hask then hints at his intentions to kill Iden. Del pleads with Hask not to go after Iden, calling him by his first name, warning his former friend that it will not end well for him. Hask, however, takes out his blaster pistol and repeatedly shoots Del, killing him. Outside the Corvus on Pillio, an angered Hask confronts Gleb over her failure to keep Project Resurrection confidential, reminding her that the First Order helped Jinata Security rebuild Vardos and maintain control over the Jinata system. Gleb tells Hask it was an honest mistake, and says that they will relocate the Pillio operation and triple efforts on Athulla. Hask says that he will leave some of his men behind to assure this goes through. Before leaving, he turns to Gleb and tells her to bury the bodies of Del Meeko and his crew but to leave the Corvus intact. Gleb warns that this will allow Iden to track it and lead her to Pillio, to which Hask replies that he is counting on it.

Resurrection DLC

Mission to Athulla

Iden and the Resistance learn about the true intention behind Project Resurrection on Athulla.

Iden Versio and her daughter, Zay, practice maneuvers in their X-wing starfighters at Kiara's Comet Cluster in the Hartaga system. Iden receives a message from the Corvus, which she assumes is from her husband and Zay's father, Del Meeko. Instead Shriv Suurgav tells Iden he needs to see her, and will send coordinates to meet.

Iden and Zay dock with the Corvus at Pillio. Shriv tells them that he was sent by General Organa to investigate rumors of a First Order operation called Project: Resurrection, which the Resistance suspects is responsible for a number of people disappearing. Shriv's scanners picked up the Corvus on the surface of Pillio, and found the ship abandoned and the planet strip-mined. He found no sign of Del, but checked the ship's logs to find that before Pillio he had visited Athulla, a planet on the edge of the Jinata system.

The Corvus arrives at an asteroid field surrounding Athulla, where they are contacted by an Athullan expecting Del, who was investigating Jinata Security kidnapping families from their planet. The signal is jammed by the J-Sec Nebulon-B frigate Opportunity, captained by Leema Kai. Kai orders the Corvus to surrender, but Iden and Zay destroy all of the frigate's transport and starfighter escorts, then disable its engines. Leema Kai attacks them in his modified N-1 starfighter which can launch seismic charges. Iden destroys Kai's fighter, killing him, and the Opportunity surrenders after Zay threatens to fire a barrage of concussion missiles at the ship as a bluff. The frigate's crew tell Shriv that Project: Resurrection is run by Protectorate Gleb from Jinata Security headquarters on Vardos.

Return to Vardos

"You see, Iden, I hope you appreciate that today, of all days, I chose to be here with you, in the place where you took everything from me. Yes, our squad, my family. And I've waited a long time to return the favor. First with Del... yes, but... and now, with your daughter."

―Gideon Hask to Iden Versio

Iden learns the fate of her husband Del.

The Corvus arrives at Iden's homeworld of Vardos—once an Imperial utopia, but now an ash-strewn wasteland due to the effects of Operation: Cinder decades earlier. Iden orders Zay to stay aboard the Corvus, while she and Shriv confront Gleb at the Archive building. As they make their way through the ruins of Kestro, they see red lights streaking through the sky—the destruction of the Hosnian system by the First Order's Starkiller Base.

Entering the Archive, Iden finds Gleb dead on the floor. Gideon Hask steps out of the shadows, saying the Protectorate had outlived her usefulness to Project Resurrection and the First Order. Iden accuses them of kidnapping children, but Hask refers to Resurrection as "rescuing" children, and forging them into an army for the First Order. Shriv says the Senate will not allow it, but Hask informs them that the Senate and the Hosnian system have been destroyed. He tells Iden that on this great day, he chose to be with her where it all began—the defection of Inferno Squad from the Empire at the Vardos Archive. Hask gloats that he is at last getting his revenge for Iden's actions that day—first by killing Del, and then her daughter. He gestures outside, where a Star Destroyer opens fire on the Corvus, destroying it. Hask orders his squad of stormtroopers to interrogate Iden and Shriv for information on the Resistance. As they are escorted outside, a Jinata Security officer throws a thermal detonator at the troopers, allowing Iden to disarm and incapacitate them.

With J-Sec and the First Order occupied with fighting each other, Iden orders her droid Dio to slice a relay station to detect the homing beacons from the Corvus's escape pods. They locate two pods but both are empty; however, Dio picks up a third beacon, where they find Zay has set up a sniper's nest to defend herself. After clearing the area of First Order and J-Sec troops, Iden tells Zay that her father is dead—she blames herself for not joining the Resistance earlier, and resolves to board Hask's Star Destroyer, the Retribution, to kill him. Shriv and Zay assure her it isn't her fault, and Shriv welcomes Iden to the Resistance.

Aboard the Retribution

"I'm scared. Just more afraid of failing than dying. And I have hope in you. Listen, listen... we fight so that others can live. And if we die, it better be for the same reason."

―Iden Versio's dying words to Zay

The Retribution's hyperdrive explodes, forcing it out of hyperspace.

Iden, Zay and Shriv steal two TIE fighters and join a squadron in formation around the capital ship. When the Retribution asks why they haven't remained on Vardos as ordered, they open fire on the other TIEs and engage them in a dogfight. Dio's scan picks up a weak spot on a heat sink near the ship's aft engines, which Iden destroys allowing them to fly inside its superstructure. As they fly inside, Retribution jumps into hyperspace, causing their ships to crash. Iden and Zay locate a computer terminal, which Dio slices to reveal details of Project Resurrection: the abduction of thousands of children to train as Stormtroopers, the construction of hundreds of capital ships in the Unknown Regions, and the plans for a First Order Dreadnaught. After Dio has downloaded the plans, Iden resolves to rip the ship out of hyperspace. She sends Shriv to find them a means of escape, then she and Zay plant ion detonators on the Retribution's hyperdrive generators.

As Iden places the last charge on the backup generator, Hask appears and holds Zay at gunpoint. Iden drops her weapon, and as Hask shoots at her, Zay knocks him off balance. Hask throws Zay off the platform, but she is caught by Iden. Zay hands her mother a blaster, and she shoots Hask who falls to his death. Iden and Zay detonate the charges, destroying the hyperdrive and forcing the Retribution to drop out of lightspeed within view of Starkiller Base. Iden collapses and Zay realizes she has been critically wounded. She promises to get help, but Iden is resigned to her fate, telling her daughter as she dies that they fight so that others may live, and that if they die, it had better be for the same reason. As Zay looks sadly out into space, Starkiller Base explodes, creating a new star.

Zay, Dio and Shriv arrive at the base on D'Qar in a commandeered Special Forces TIE Fighter, where they are nearly shot down by a Resistance patrol. After Shriv confirms their identity, Zay is contacted by General Organa, who tells them the First Order is on its way to D'Qar, and assigns them an urgent mission to seek help and reinforcements from their allies in the Outer Rim. Zay and Shriv accept the mission, and jump to lightspeed...

Gameplay

Overview

The game returns to the roots of the classic Battlefront games, using a class-based system for infantry troopers with each class having a shared progression system, but with equipment differing depending on faction.

The trooper classes offered are Assault, Heavy, Officer and Specialist.

Galactic Assault on Yavin IV

More vehicles are included for all factions, including Tauntauns and the AT-RT. Space battles also return with new starships. Vehicles are also to be a part of a new customization and progression system.

Vehicles, heroes, and reinforcements can be purchased in matches by gaining Battle Points through play rather than picking up a token as it was with the previous game.

Playable hero and villain characters from the films have been expanded upon, with players able to customize skills to their liking. Creative Director Bernd Diemer stated that he wanted the heroes to have more depth rather than feeling like a momentary power up.

The game also featured loot boxes. Initially, these loot crates, which could be purchased with money, contained game altering abilities, but due to receiving heavy criticism, microtransactions were temporarily disabled at launch. On March 16, 2018, microtransactions were confirmed to be returning, albeit for cosmetic items only, which could be directly purchased while loot boxes would only contain in-game currency and other cosmetics, such as emotes. Progression is now entirely linear; playing as a particular class allows players to upgrade its abilities and unlock new ones.

Game Modes

• Campaign: The game includes a brand-new canon storyline which bridges the gap between Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi and Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens, mainly focusing on the aftermath of the Battle of Endorand follows the journey of Inferno Squad, an elite Imperial squad of special forces troopers.

• Arcade: This game mode brings offline single-player (and two player co-op on consoles) gameplay with and versus AI-controlled players in different battle scenarios, as well as allowing players to create custom scenarios of their own.

• Instant Action: This game mode is exactly like Capital Supremacy's ground phase, except with AI instead of players. Play on a number of Clone Wars, Rebel-Empire and Resistance-First Order era maps such as Theed, Kashyyyk, Death Star II, Hoth, Ajan Kloss and Takodana as either of the several factions. Instant Action also has an additional mode (called Instant Action Missions) in which players either attack or defend various command posts to advance or stop the attack. This feature was released in the Battle on Scarif update and is similar to the online co-op mode.

• Multiplayer: Multiplayer includes different online game modes which can support up to 40 players simultaneously.
  • Galactic Assault: 20v20 battles with unique objectives for thirteen maps, which include Naboo, Geonosis, Kamino, Kashyyyk, Tatooine, Yavin 4, Hoth, Endor, the Second Death Star, Jakku, Takodana, Starkiller Base, and Crait. Participants can play as both troopers and heroes, as well as selected vehicles and starships depending on the map.
  • Starfighter Assault: 12v12 space battles with an additional 20 AI-controlled ships per team with unique objectives for maps both in space and in the skies of planets.Some of the planets such as Ryloth, D'Qar and Fondor are only available to play on in Starfighter Assault as there is no ground map for these planets.
  • Strike: 8v8 mode where two teams compete in small-scale objective based scenarios.
  • Blast: 8v8 team deathmatch.
  • Heroes vs. Villains: 4v4 hero duels involving characters from all three eras.
  • Ewok Hunt: A tag-like gamemode where stormtroopers (starting with 18 troopers) face off against Ewoks (starting with 2 Ewoks) in the dark.
  • Hero Showdown: 2v2 hero duels involving characters from all three eras.
  • Extraction: A gamemode involving teams of up to 8 where a Rebel team attempt to move a valuable shipment through imperial territory in close quarter combat.
  • Jetpack Cargo: A now removed mode where two teams try to capture a shipment. The first to three captures wins.
  • Hero Starfighter: 4v4 space battles with hero starfighters
  • Supremacy (also referred to as Capital Supremacy) : A mode taking place in all 3 eras featuring five command posts that teams consisting of 20 players and AI fight for control over. In Age of the Republic and Age of Resistance, the first team to reach 100% attacks the enemy team's capital ship, similar to conquest from Star Wars: Battlefront II (2005). If the attackers fail, both teams return to the ground phase of combat and keep fighting until one capital ship is destroyed. In Age of Rebellion, the mode is similar, but there is no ship phase.
  • Co-Op Missions: A mode where a team of 4 players and AI choose to take on the attacking or defending role against a team of AI.

Music

Gordy Haab composed and orchestrated the musical score of Star Wars Battlefront II. The score was performed by the London Symphony Orchestra and London Voices at Abbey Road Studios, and was nominated in the 2017 G.A.N.G. Awards.

Development

The game's development was revealed in an interview with an EA executive in 2016. More information, including its development by DICE and Motive Studios, was revealed during EA's Livestream during E3 2016.

The game's development is a collaboration between DICE, who developed the multiplayer, Motive Studios, who developed the single-player mode, and Criterion Software, who developed the vehicle and flight controls. The game includes content from all three film trilogies. A goal of the game's story is to humanize the Empire in ways that haven't been seen before.

On April 12, 2017 a teaser trailer was leaked giving confirmation that the game would include content from all three main Star Wars eras, a single-player campaign, and heroes such as Kylo Ren, Rey, Darth Maul, and Yoda. EA premiered this trailer the following day during their panel at 2017's Celebration Orlando. A gameplay trailer for the game was released on June 10, 2017 during the Battlefront II panel at E3 2017.

The single-player trailer was released in October 2017, with a preview on The Star Wars Show.

While working on the game, the development team notably consulted Emil Fortune's reference book Star Wars: Galactic Atlas. Additionally, the team worked with Lucasfilm Ltd.'s Story Group on the campaign and characters, including making sure Luke Skywalker's character arc was consistent, and keeping the game in line with other Star Wars visuals, according to Game Director Mark Thompson.

Release

In April 2017 during the presentation at Star Wars Celebration, it was confirmed that the game would be released on November 17, 2017 and November 14 for those pre ordering the Deluxe Elite Trooper Edition. An open beta was held from October 4 to October 11.

Reception

Pre Release

When the game was announced it was received with mostly positive reaction by most fans, largely because of the inclusion of all three cinematic eras, a single-player campaign, and improved gameplay from the previous reboot of the series. However, after the open beta, the game received criticism for the use of loot boxes and crates, with many players worried over the supposed introduction of a "pay to win" system and random progression not tied to player skill.

The game, alongside EA itself, was lambasted for locking Heroes and making players "grind" large amounts, some estimated to be around 40 hours, to unlock a single character, which in turn would encourage the purchases of Loot crates to make it easier for the player to unlock them. When EA responded to the criticism on Reddit, their comment received several hundred thousand downvotes, more than any other Reddit comment by magnitudes.

After the huge backlash and reception of the loot crate system, EA and DICE temporarily removed microtransactions from the game on launch to focus on refining the loot crate system for another time.

Post Release

The game was met with mixed to positive reception from critics with a metascore of 65 (PC), 68 (PS4), 66 (Xbox One) on Metacritic, with most critics pointing out the improvement over the first game with content, but criticizing the story and the progression system calling it convoluted and messy. A few critics also pointed out the plethora bugs and glitches infecting the game at launch, which appeared predominantly in the Xbox One version. On the other hand, reaction from players and fans was almost universally negative, with Metacritic user scores below 1 (out of 10) for all three versions, in large part due to the progression system.

During this time, Mat Everett left the role of community manager due to the backlash, and Benjamin Walke stepped into the role.

The game faced heavy criticism for its economic and progression system due to being tied to microtransactions that allowed players to purchase a certain amount of "crystals," an in-game currency, in order to then purchase loot crates that could be used to randomly unlock and upgrade Star Cards. Furthermore, the game received criticism for the high amount of "credits," another in-game currency, it cost in order to purchase playable hero and villain characters, which would take hundreds of hours of grinding in order to obtain. The fallout from the microtransactions scandal was massive enough to attract attention from mainstream news outlets such as CNN and The Wall Street Journal. Disney and Lucasfilm have also publicly sided with gamers and criticized EA over the latter's handling of the game. Along with reportedly having the potential to harm the game's sales prospects, the incident also further hurt EA's public image; EA's shares on Wall Street dropped by 2.5% on launch day.

In response to the criticism, microtransactions were immediately disabled at launch, albeit temporarily. The cost to purchase heroes was also lowered by 75%. On March 16, 2018, developer DICE announced microtransactions would be returning in April, which can only be used to purchase cosmetic items; the progression system was redesigned in order to be linear, and was released on March 21.

Government responses

EA's incorporation of loot boxes into the Battlefront II game has also attracted the attention of several governments. On November 15, the Belgian Gaming Commission announced that it would be investigating whether the inclusion of loot boxes constituted gambling. In response, EA denied allegations that their loot boxes constituted gambling, asserting they were part of a "fun and fair game experience." On November 22, the Belgian Gambling Commission ruled that EA's microtransactions constituted a form of gambling. The Belgian Minister of Justice Koen Geens also regarded the "mixing of gaming and gambling as dangerous" for the mental health of children and called for a ban on gaming loot boxes throughout the European Union.

In response to the Belgian Gambling Commission's investigation, the Dutch Gambling Commission also announced their own investigation into microtransactions in Battlefront II. EA's practices also drew criticism from United States officials. In a video statement, Hawaiian State Representative Chris Lee described Battlefront II as "a Star Wars-themed online casino designed to lure kids into spending money" and announced his intention to introduce legislation banning such practices in his state. Another Hawaiian State Representative Sean Quinlan likened online gambling in the game to encouraging children to smoke.

In addition, gambling regulators in South Korea, Singapore, Australia, and the United Kingdom have also expressed disapproval of Electronic Arts' incorporation of loot boxes into gaming products including Battlefront II.

Editions

In its original release, two editions of the game were available: the Standard edition and the Elite Trooper Deluxe Edition. (The Elite Trooper Deluxe Edition included Rey and Kylo Ren The Last Jedi skins, early access to the game, and game upgrades for weapons and Heroes.) A third edition, the Celebration Edition, which included the complete collection of purchasable customization content, was released on December 5, 2019.

Cover gallery

Standard Edition

Elite Trooper Deluxe Edition

Celebration Edition

Downloadable content

DICE hinted that the game would not include a season pass, unlike the previous game. Instead, they wanted to find a better alternative in order to avoid "fragmenting" the community of players. It was confirmed during EA Play 2017 that there would not be a season pass; rather, all downloadable content would be free for all players and included in events called Seasons.

The Last Jedi Season

The first Season expansion, The Last Jedi Season was released on December 5 and is centered around Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi, the eighth film in the Star Wars saga which was released on December 15, 2017. It features a space map over D'Qar, the new planet Crait, Resistance hero Finn and First Order villain Captain Phasma.

Battlefront II Resurrection

The Last Jedi Season also featured a campaign addition available December 13, named Battlefront II: Resurrection, which details Commander Iden Versio's journey during the First Order's rise to power and contains three chapters.

Solo Season

On May 3, EA Star Wars announced on Twitter that the second Season in the game would be based on the character of Han Solo, releasing alongside Solo: A Star Wars Story. The first part of the Han Solo Season was released on May 16 and features the returning map set in Jabba's Palace, a new game mode (Hero Showdown), new skins for Leia Organa and Lando Calrissian based on their disguises in Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi, and the addition of starfighters to Arcade. The second part of the Han Solo Season was revealed in a trailer on June 6 and its content released on June 12, which included a new map on Kessel, the Millennium Falcon as it appears in Solo: A Star Wars Story, the returning game mode Extraction, and new skins for Han Solo, Lando Calrissian, and Chewbacca as they appear in Solo: A Star Wars Story.

Clone Wars content

The game's Design Director, Dennis Brännvall, teased that Star Wars: The Clone Wars content was going to be added to the game at some point in the future. At EA Play it was revealed that in the fall of 2018, a third season focused on the Clone Wars was going to be released, the season would include a map featuring Geonosis, new Clone Trooper skins, and General Grievous, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Count Dooku, and Anakin Skywalker as playable characters. General Grievous was released on October 30, 2018 with an alternate "Battle Damaged" appearance. Obi-Wan Kenobi together with the 212th Battalion skins and a "Shattered" General Grievous skin followed up on November 28 alongside the Geonosis Galactic Assault map. In December, a new appearance of Obi-Wan Kenobi titled "General Kenobi" was released, based on his Star Wars: The Clone Wars armor (prior to the mid-third season).

Count Dooku was released on January 23, 2019, followed by an alternate "Dark Ritual" appearance less than a week later. Anakin Skywalker, along with the 501st and Coruscant Guard skins, and a general update for all Clone trooper skins, including armored clone officers, were released on February 27, 2019.

Also initially scheduled for February but then pushed back to March 26, 2019 was Capital Supremacy: a new, large-scale game mode, featuring both capture points and capital ship takedowns, as well as two new Clone Wars Era Reinforcements and lightsaber combat improvements, which included no more stagger to a hero whose attack is blocked, plus the requirement of stamina to attack. It also featured a new appearance for Count Dooku: His sleepwear from the third season of The Clone Wars. On March 12, 2019, two new reinforcement classes were announced: Dual DC-17 pistol-wielding ARC Troopers and BX-series droid commandos, also released on March 26.

On April 2, 2019, three new locations were announced as being in development for Capital Supremacy. The first location, Kashyyyk, was released on April 24, and May and June release date for the next two. On May 10, 2019, the second location was revealed to be Kamino, and released on May 22. The third, Naboo, was revealed on June 7, 2019 - the first day of E3 2019 - and slated for a June 26 release, along with the unveiling of a large amount of upcoming content for the next few months. Among them were droidekas, Anakin Skywalker's Jedi General appearance from the early seasons of The Clone Wars, the TX-130 Saber-class fighter tank, additional clone trooper skins, and another Capital Supremacy location, released on September 25, 2019: Felucia. A new type of enforcer was also released that same day: the Clone commando.

The Rise of Skywalker content

On December 4th 2019, DICE detailed the content coming December 17th, to tie into the release of The Rise of Skywalker. These included new appearances for Finn, Rey, and Kylo Ren, and a new planet, being the jungle world of Ajan Kloss based on the new movie. Four reinforcements were also added, the Sith trooper and a revamped Jet Trooper for the First Order, and two new ones for the Resistance, an Ovissian Gunner and a Caphex Spy. In January 2020, more content was released, with capital supremacy including the sequel era, as well as two new playable heroes, BB-8 and BB-9E.

Original trilogy content

Following the release of content from The Rise of Skywalker, a new focus on content from the original trilogy was announced. The first update including this content was released in February 2020, which included a new appearance for Imperial Jet Troopers, as well as playable Ewok and Imperial Security Bureau agent reinforcements. New weapons were also added. Additionally, further content set for release in March 2020 was announced, which included the addition of the original trilogy content to other modes such as Supremacy, as well as the addition of Scarif. Capital Supremacy has been renamed "Supremacy" due to the lack of capital ships in the original trilogy settings of the game mode.

References to other Star Wars media

• The opening scene for the campaign features a starship in space, mirroring the openings of the Star Wars movies.
• During the game's first mission, Admiral Gial Ackbar can be seen explaining Operation Yellow Moon from the book Moving Target: A Princess Leia Adventure to the crew of the Invincible Faith via a hologram transmission. Rebel soldiers can also be heard discussing the upcoming Battle of Endor and mentioning Gold Squadron, Green Squadron, Blade Squadron, a B-wing starfighter squadron that served as the focus of the Blade Squadron short story series, Corona Squadron, which appears in the book Lost Stars, and Red Squadron.
• During the Battle of Endor level, Garrick Versio mentions that Vice Admiral Rae Sloane ordered all Imperial ships to retreat. The order first appeared in the short story "The Levers of Power."
• Operation: Cinder first appeared in the second issue of the comic series Star Wars: Shattered Empire.
• The compass that Luke Skywalker recovers from Emperor Palpatine's vault in the mission "The Observatory" can be seen in Luke's hut on Ahch-To in Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
• During the Mission to Bespin, several references to Governor Ubrik Adelhard and the Uprising can be heard. The Uprising first appeared in the mobile video game Star Wars: Uprising.
• During the Battle of Jakku level, X-wing pilot chatter can be heard. Among those voices, references to Wedge Antilles, Snap Wexley and Phantom Squadron can be heard. Also, Thane Kyrell, Kendy Idele, and the Inflictor can be heard. Kyrell and Idele first appeared in the novel Lost Stars.
• Garrick Versio mentions that Gallius Rax expected Versio to flee; this was part of the Contingency. Both Gallius and the Contigency appeared first in the Aftermath trilogy.
• Han Solo has a beard during the Takodana level, gathering intelligence for an upcoming raid on Kashyyyk. Solo was depicted as growing a scruffy beard during the Aftermath trilogy.
• Three of the game's achievements are called "Dark Forces," "Force Unleashed" and "Outbound Flight," probably referencing the now-Legends video games and novel Star Wars: Dark Forces, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed and Outbound Flight.

Credits

By type

Cast

Uncredited cast

Crew

Uncredited crew

Special thanks

Cast

Adam Howden Adam James Al Doyle Alana Maria Alec Newman Alex Avery Alex Wyndham Alexandra Brynn Alexis Rodney Alexis Zegerman Amelia Tyler Andrew Gruen Anna Acton Anna Koval Anna Rust Anne Zander Anthony Howell Anthony Skordi as Garrick Versio Billy Dee Williams as Lando Calrissian Brittany Volcy as Zay Versio Corey Burton as Count Dooku Daisy Ridley as Rey Dan Donohue as Shriv Suurgav Darin De Paul Dave Boat David W. Collins David Sobolov Davis Brooks Dee Bradley Baker as Bossk, Clone troopers Derek Hagen Derek Siow Eric Sigmundsson Fred Tatasciore Gianpiero Cognoli as a Rebel technician Graham Vick Grey Griffin as Maz Kanata Gwendoline Christie as Captain Phasma Helen Sadler as Rey (alpha only) Jalaal Hartley James Arnold Taylor as Obi-Wan Kenobi James McNeil Janina Gavankar as Iden Versio Janine Harouni Jocelyn Blue John Armstrong as Han Solo John Boyega as Finn Julian Stone Kasper Michaels Kat Sheridan

Laura Bailey Lex Lang as Poe Dameron Lynwood J Robinson Marcus Fraser Mark Frost Martha Marion Martin T. Sherman Matthew Sloan as Darth Vader Matthew Mercer as Luke Skywalker Matthew Wood as B1-series battle droids, Kylo Ren (masked), General Grievous Matt Lanter as Anakin Skywalker Max Wrottesley Misty Lee as Leia Organa Oliver Vaquer as Ralsius Paldora Parker Sawyers Paul Blackthorne as Gideon Hask Rachel Butera as General Leia Organa Robin Atkin Downes Roger Craig Smith as Kylo Ren (unmasked) Sam Witwer as Darth Maul, Emperor Palpatine Shai Mathieson Stephen Beckett Temuera Morrison as Boba Fett Terri Douglas TJ Ramini as Del Meeko Tom Kane as Yoda, Admiral Ackbar Will Beckman

Crew

Benjamin Walke — Global Community Lead Mark Thompson — Game Director Bernd Diemer — DICE Creative Director Dennis Brännvall — Associate Design Director Christian Johannesén — Weapons Design Director Guillaume Mroz — Hero Design Director Paul Keslin — Producer Manuel Llanes — Designer

Appearances

By type

Characters	Organisms	Droid models	Events	Locations
Organizations and titles	Sentient species	Vehicles and vessels	Weapons and technology	Miscellanea

Characters

8D8 (DLC) Gial Ackbar (Appears in hologram) Ubrik Adelhard (Mentioned only) Stass Allie (Mentioned only) (DLC) Padmé Amidala (Painting only) Wedge Antilles (Mentioned only) BB-8 BB-9E (DLC) Tobias Beckett (Mentioned only) (DLC) Gardulla Besadii the Elder (Mentioned only) (DLC) Shara Bey (Starfighter only) Sio Bibble (Painting only) Bossk'wassak'Cradossk Boushh (Impersonated) (DLC) Brenna (First appearance) (Appears in hologram) C-3PO (Mentioned only) Landonis Balthazar Calrissian Adiana Caton (First appearance) (Voice only) Fox (Mentioned only) (DLC) Cody (Mentioned only) (DLC) Wolffe (Mentioned only) (DLC) Bly (Mentioned only) (DLC) Neyo (Mentioned only) (DLC) Rex (Mentioned only) (DLC) Chewbacca Cradossk (Mentioned only) Figrin D'an (Appears in hologram) Poe Dameron Dengar (Mentioned only) Jabba Desilijic Tiure (Mentioned only) Dio (First identified as Dio) Jan Dodonna (Mentioned only) Dooku (DLC) Robbs Ely (Mentioned in shrine) EV-9D9 (DLC) Boba Fett Jango Fett (Mentioned only) Finn (DLC) FN-0208 (First appearance) (Appears in hologram) (DLC) Saw Gerrera (Mentioned only) Gleb (First pictured) Gonky (Mentioned only) Grievous (DLC) Nute Gunray (Mentioned only) (DLC) Gideon Hask Armitage Hux (Mentioned only) (DLC) Kendy Idele (Mentioned only)

Jamillia (Painting only) Qui-Gon Jinn (Mentioned only) K-3PO (Wreckage only) Leema Kai (First appearance) (Voice only) (DLC) Maz Kanata Obi-Wan Kenobi (DLC) Plo Koon (Mentioned only) (DLC) Thane Kyrell (Mentioned only) L3-37 (DLC) Owen Lars (Mentioned only) (DLC) Beru Whitesun Lars (Mentioned only) (DLC) Lindsey (First appearance) Tallissan Lintra (First appearance) (DLC) Tallissan Lintra's father (Mentioned only) (DLC) Lohgarra (Appears only in non-storyline event) Cherff Maota (Bust) (DLC) Seyn Marana (Mentioned only) Maul Del Meeko Nien Nunb (Mentioned only) Hondo Ohnaka (Painting only) Savage Opress (Mentioned only) (DLC) Bail Organa (Mentioned only) (DLC) Breha Organa (Mentioned only) (DLC) Leia Organa Ralsius Paldora (First appearance) Pateesa (Appears as a corpse) (DLC) Phasma (DLC) Firmus Piett (Mentioned only) Proxima (Mentioned only) (DLC) Qi'ra (Mentioned only) (DLC) R2-D2 R2-Q5 R5-A2 R5-J2 Gallius Rax (Mentioned only) Derrek Raythe (First appearance) (Appears in hologram) Kylo Ren Rey Rody (First appearance) Sabé (Painting only)

Salporin (Appears only in non-storyline event) Aayla Secura (Mentioned only) (DLC) Shin (First appearance) (Appears in hologram) Darth Sidious Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader (DLC (Anakin Skywalker)) Luke Skywalker Rae Sloane (Mentioned only) "The Smuggler" (Indirect mention only) Snoke (Mentioned only) Osi Sobeck (Mentioned only) (DLC) Han Solo Sosha Soruna (Starfighter only) Staven (Indirect mention only) Shriv Suurgav (First appearance) Tacks (First appearance) (Appears in hologram) Ahsoka Tano (Mentioned only) (DLC) Wilhuff Tarkin (Mentioned only) Lor San Tekka (Mentioned only) Unidentified GNK power droid (DLC) Unidentified First Order major (First appearance) Unidentified Invincible Faith captain (First appearance) Unidentified Imperial officer (First appearance) Unidentified protocol droid (First appearance) Unidentified Resistance member (First appearance) (Appears in hologram) Unidentified Sullustan Rebel technician (First appearance) Unidentified tactical droid (First appearance) (Appears in hologram) Maximilian Veers (Mentioned only) Asajj Ventress (Mentioned only) Evaan Verlaine (Mentioned only) Garrick Versio (First pictured) Iden Versio Zay Versio (First appearance) (DLC) Temmin Wexley (Mentioned only) Mace Windu (Mentioned only) (DLC) Yoda

Organisms

Acklay (Drawing only) (DLC) Aiwha Bantha Beldon (First appearance) Bird Chicken Felucia bird (DLC) Kiros bird (Mentioned only) (DLC) Lantern bird Owl Convor Pelikki Pheasant (First appearance) Golden pheasant (First appearance) Sneep Steelpecker Unidentified Endor green bird (First appearance) Whisper bird (First appearance) Blurrg (Mentioned only) Coral Dog (Mentioned only) Eopie Felucian Ripper (First appearance) (DLC) Fox (First appearance) (DLC) Dog (DLC) Vulptex (First canonical appearance) (DLC) Frog (DLC) Klatooine paddy frog (DLC) Gastropod (DLC) Snail (DLC) Felucian snail (First appearance) (DLC) Slug (Mentioned only) (DLC) Gorg Guarlara (Statues and paintings only) Gundark (Mentioned only) (DLC) Happabore (Mentioned only) Insect Ant (Mentioned only) (DLC) Beetle Scritter (First appearance) Butterfly Endor blue butterfly Fly Gelagrub (Appears as a corpse) (DLC) Jerba (Head only) (DLC)

Lizard Manta (First appearance) (DLC) Moof (Mentioned only) (DLC) Muunyak (Mentioned only) Nexu (Mentioned only) (DLC) Peko-peko (Painting only) Primate Tach (First appearance) Woolamander (First appearance) Rancor (Appears as a corpse) (DLC) Rathtar (Mentioned only) (DLC) Reptavian Geejaw Varactyl (Sound only) Reptile Dewback Krayt dragon (Skeleton only) (DLC) Greater krayt dragon (Skeleton only) (DLC) Ronto Tauntaun Rodent Rat Womp rat Scurrier Stintaril Runyip (First appearance) Sarlacc (Appears as a corpse) (DLC) Snake (Mentioned only) Terentatek (Mentioned only) (DLC) Venom-mite (Mentioned only) (DLC) Wampa Worm Nightwatcher worm

Droid models

Assassin droid (Mentioned only) Astromech droid BB-series astromech droid Q7-series astromech droid R-series R1-series astromech droid R2 series astromech droid R4 astromech droid R5 series astromech droid Battle droid B-series battle droid B1-series battle droid Heavy Battle Droid (First appearance) Jungle battle droid (First appearance) (DLC) OOM-series battle droid OOM command battle droid OOM pilot battle droid (DLC) OOM-series security droid B2-series super battle droid B2-RP super battle droid BX-series droid commando (DLC) Droideka (DLC) Q-series droideka (DLC) DSD1 dwarf spider droid (DLC) Turret-droid Cleaning droid Hangar deck scrubber droid Droid starfighter Droid tri-fighter Variable Geometry Self-Propelled Battle Droid, Mark I Hyena-class Droid Bomber Droid tank IG-227 Hailfire-class droid tank (DLC) NR-N99 Persuader-class droid enforcer HMP droid gunship (DLC) Interrogator droid IT-O Interrogation Unit IT-000 interrogator droid

Medical droid 2-1B-series medical droid FX-series medical assistant droid FX-7 medical assistant droid Mining droid LIN demolitionmech autonomous minelayer OG-9 homing spider droid (DLC) Patrol droid Patrol droid (First Order) Pilot droid (DLC) Power droid GNK-series power droid Probe droid Viper probe droid Protocol droid 3PO-series protocol droid RA-7 protocol droid Repair droid MSE series MSE-6 series repair droid WED Treadwell repair droid WED-15 Treadwell droid WED-15 Septoid Treadwell Secretary droid CZ-series secretary/business communications droid Security droid Seeker ID9 seeker droid (Mentioned only) ID10 seeker droid (First pictured) Sentinel Sentry droid IMG-099 Imperial Mark IV patrol droid Sentry droid (First Order) Service droid GA servant droid (Voice only) Laundry droid (DLC) SO-1P autovalet droid (DLC) Smelter droid 8D-series smelter droid Supervisor droid EV-series supervisor droid Tactical droid (Appears in hologram) T-series military strategic analysis and tactics droid (Appears in hologram) Welding droid

Events

Battle of Takodana (Mentioned only) Imperial Era Campaigns of Saw Gerrera's Partisans (Mentioned only) Battle on Jedha (Indirect mention only) (DLC) Infiltration of the Dreamers (Mentioned only) Great Jedi Purge (Indirect mention only) Duel in the Galactic Senate (Indirect mention only) Galactic Civil War Battle of Hoth Battle of Endor Battle of Scarif (DLC) Battle of Yavin (Mentioned only) Contingency Battle of Jakku Operation: Cinder Attack on Abednedo (Mentioned only) Attack on Fondor (First appearance) Battle of Theed Mission to Pillio (First appearance) Skirmish on Vardos (First appearance) Destruction of an abandoned weapons depot (First appearance) The Disaster (Indirect mention only) Duel on Cloud City (Indirect mention only) Escape from the Invincible Faith (First appearance) Evacuation of Yavin 4 Iron Blockade Ja-bess Incursion (First mentioned) Liberation of Kashyyyk (Mentioned only) Mission to Chinook Station (First appearance) Mission to rescue the survivors of Alderaan (Mentioned only) Operation Yellow Moon (Indirect mention only) Raid at the Wretch of Tayron (Indirect mention only) Skirmish on Takodana (First appearance) Heist on Vandor (Mentioned only) (DLC) Proclamation of the New Order (Mentioned only) Rescue of Han Solo (Mentioned only) Royal Award Ceremony (Mentioned only) (DLC)

Life Day (Mentioned only) New Republic Era Cold War Hosnian Cataclysm (DLC) Hunt for Lor San Tekka Attack on Tuanul (Mentioned only) Mission to Pillio (First appearance) Mission to Athulla (First appearance) (DLC) First Order-Resistance War Battle of Oetchi (Indirect mention only) Battle of Kestro (First appearance) (DLC) Battle of Starkiller Base Battle of Crait (First canonical appearance) (DLC) Battle of Takodana Evacuation of D'Qar (First appearance) (DLC) Skirmish on the Retribution (First appearance) (DLC) Mission to the Outer Rim (First mentioned) Skirmish aboard the Eravana (Mentioned only) (DLC) Republic Era Battle of Dathomir (Indirect mention only) (DLC) Clone Wars Battle of Christophsis (Mentioned only) (DLC) Battle of Kamino Battle of Kashyyyk Battle of Mon Cala (Mentioned only) Battle of Ryloth Battle of Umbara (Mentioned only) (DLC) Battle of Utapau (Mentioned only) (DLC) First Battle of Geonosis (DLC) Mission to Cato Neimoidia (Indirect mention only) (DLC) Mission to Vassek 3 (Indirect mention only) (DLC) Invasion of Naboo (Mentioned only) Battle of Naboo (Indirect mention only) Siege of Mandalore (Mentioned only) (DLC) (First identified as Siege of Mandalore) Wedding of Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala (Mentioned only) (DLC) Stone Age (Mentioned only) (DLC)

Locations

Altano Trade Route (First mentioned) Bayora (First mentioned) Colonies Abednedo (Indirect mention only) Tapani sector (First appearance) Fondor (First appearance) Core Worlds Alderaan (Mentioned only) Chandrila (Mentioned only) Corellia (Mentioned only) Coruscant (Mentioned only) Jedi Temple (Mentioned only) (DLC) Duro (Mentioned only) Hosnian system (Mentioned only) Hosnian Prime (Mentioned only) Jinata system (First pictured) Athulla (First appearance) Pillio (First appearance) Emperor's Observatory (First appearance) Vardos (First pictured) Future Imperial Leaders Military Preparatory School (Mentioned only) Kestro (First pictured) Archive Courtyard (First appearance) Archive (First pictured) AA Targeting Array (First appearance) Kestro Defense Center (First appearance) Landing Bay 2 (First appearance) Expansion Region Hartaga system (First appearance) Kiara's Comet Cluster (First appearance) Kiros (Mentioned only) (DLC) Umbara (Mentioned only) (DLC) Extragalactic Kamino system Kamino Base 1468 (First appearance) Hutt Space (Mentioned only) Kintan (Mentioned only) Inner Rim Territories Jakku's sector Jakku system Jakku Carbon Ridge (Mentioned only) Imperial research base (Mentioned only) Starship Graveyard Jakku's sun Ja-bess (First mentioned) Mid Rim Territories Chommell sector Naboo system Naboo Lake Country (Painting only) Varykino (Painting only) Solleu River Theed Palace Plaza Theed Royal Palace Theed Hangar Theed power generator Throne room Turret Room Naboo Iridonia (Mentioned only) Jedha (Mentioned only) Malastare (Mentioned only) (DLC) Mytaranor sector Kashyyyk system Kashyyyk Wawaatt Archipelago Kachirho Trandosha (Mentioned only) Numidian Prime (Mentioned only) (DLC) Skystrike Academy (Mentioned only) Tashtor sector Takodana system Takodana Nymeve Lake Takodana Castle Vandor (Mentioned only) (DLC)

Outer Rim Territories Abrion sector (DLC) Scarif system (DLC) Scarif (DLC) Imperial security complex (DLC) Citadel Tower (DLC) Arkanis sector Geonosis system (DLC) Ea (DLC) Geonosis (DLC) Petranaki Arena (DLC) Pipeline Junction West (First appearance) (DLC) Trade Federation landing zones (DLC) Trippa hive (First appearance) (DLC) Trippa hive droid factory (First appearance) (DLC) Rings of Geonosis (DLC) Tatoo system Chenini Ghomrassen Guermessa Tatoo I Tatoo II Tatooine Beggar's Canyon (Mentioned only) Dune Sea (DLC) Northern Dune Sea (DLC) Jabba's Palace (DLC) Lars Homestead (Mentioned only) (DLC) Mos Eisley "Community" junk yard Chalmun's Spaceport Cantina Ubrikkian Trade Tower Cademimu sector (DLC) Ajan Kloss (First identified as Ajan Kloss) (DLC) Klosslands (First identified as Klosslands) (DLC) Resistance base (DLC) Christophsis (Mentioned only) (DLC) Crait system (DLC) Crait (DLC) Crait outpost (DLC) Crait (star) (DLC) Dathomir (Mentioned only) (DLC) Galaan system (Mentioned only) (First identified as Galaan system) Gaulus sector Ryloth system Ryloth Gordian Reach Yavin system Yavin Prime Yavin 4 Wetyin Massassi Site Great Temple Greater Javin Anoat sector Bespin system Bespin Chinook Station (First appearance) Overseer's Tower (First appearance) Cloud City (DLC) Administrator's Palace (DLC) Ugnorgrad (Mentioned only) Hoth system Hoth Clabburn Range Echo Base Echo Base medical center Perimeter Outpost Delta (First pictured) Jomark (Mentioned only) Kessel sector (DLC) Kessel system (DLC) Kessel (DLC) Spice mines of Kessel (DLC) Lola Sayu (Mentioned only) (DLC) Citadel (Mentioned only) (DLC) Lothal (Mentioned only) Malachor (Mentioned only) (DLC) Mandalore (Mentioned only) (DLC) Moddell sector Endor system Endor (planet) Forest Moon of Endor Death Star's shield generator (Mentioned only) Platform 4 (First appearance) Research Station 9 (First appearance) Mon Cala (Mentioned only) Mustafar (Mentioned only) (DLC) Mykapo (Mentioned only) Otomok system (Mentioned only) (First identified as Otomok system) Rodia (Mentioned only) Sanbra sector Ileenium system (DLC) D'Qar (DLC) Resistance base (Mentioned only) Serenno (Mentioned only) (DLC) Spice Triangle Sullust sector Sullust system Sullust Abandoned weapons depot (First appearance) Thanium sector (DLC) Felucia system (DLC) Felix (First appearance) (DLC) Felucia (DLC) Tagata (First appearance) (DLC) Toola (Mentioned only) Utapau (Mentioned only) (DLC) Vorpal Nebula (First appearance) Perlemian Trade Route (Mentioned only) (DLC) Tythe (First mentioned) Unknown Regions 7G sector Starkiller Base system Ilum Starkiller Base Command Center (First identified as Command Center) Precinct 47 Solo (DLC) Unidentified star Ahch-To (Mentioned only) Western Reaches Wild Space (Mentioned only) (DLC) Kalee (Mentioned only) (DLC)

Organizations and titles

Administrator Baron Administrator Alliance to Restore the Republic Alliance High Command (Mentioned only) Alliance Military Alliance Army Jetpack Trooper Rebel Alliance Special Forces Endor strike team Rebel trooper Desert Soldier Heavy Soldier Rocket-jumper (First appearance) Rebel Alliance Navy Rebel Alliance Starfighter Corps Blade Squadron (Mentioned only) Blue Squadron (DLC) Blue Two (DLC) Corona Squadron (Mentioned only) Danger Squadron (First appearance) Danger Three (First appearance) Danger Four (First appearance) Danger Five (First appearance) Danger Leader (First appearance) Danger Six (First appearance) Gold Squadron (Mentioned only) Green Squadron (Mentioned only) Rebel pilot Red Squadron Red Five Red Four Red Leader Alliance officer Phoenix Squadron (Mentioned only) Bothan Spynet (Mentioned only) Rebel technician Arakyd Industries (Mentioned only) (In Aurebesh) Assassin (Mentioned only) Band (Appears in hologram) Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes (Appears in hologram) Beckett's gang (Mentioned only) Black Sun (Mentioned only) Bodyguard (Mentioned only) Bounty hunter Broken Horn Syndicate (Emblem only) Cadet (Mentioned only) (DLC) Calrissian family (First identified as Calrissians) Chewbacca's family Cloud-Riders (Indirect mention only) Confederacy of Independent Systems Confederacy military Separatist Droid Army Army infantry corps Supreme Martial Commander of the Separatist Droid Armies (DLC) Confederacy of Independent Systems Navy Ryloth blockade Head of State (DLC) Crime lord (Mentioned only) Czerka Arms (Mentioned only) Dameron family Engineer (Mentioned only) Farmer (DLC) Moisture farmer (DLC) First Order First Order military First Order Army Stormtrooper Corps First Order jet trooper (First identified as rocket trooper and First Order Jet Trooper) First Order stormtrooper sniper (First appearance) Flametrooper Megablaster heavy assault trooper Riot control stormtrooper Sith trooper (DLC) Snowtrooper Stormtrooper (First Order) Unidentified brigade (First appearance) First Order High Command (Mentioned only) First Order Navy Delta Six (First appearance) (DLC) First Order TIE Fighter Pilot First Order officer First Order Special Forces Supreme Leader (DLC) Flight instructor (Mentioned only) Free Ryloth Movement (Mentioned only) Galactic Empire Counselor to the Empire (Mentioned only) Emperor's Royal Guard (Indirect mention only) Fondor Research and Development division (First mentioned) Galactic Emperor Governor (Mentioned only) Imperial Academy (Mentioned only) Imperial High Command (Mentioned only) Imperial Military Imperial Army Brenna's brigade (First mentioned) Stormtrooper Corps 501st Legion Blizzard Force Demolition Trooper Coastal defender stormtrooper (DLC) Heavy Shoretrooper (DLC) Cold weather assault stormtrooper Heavy Snowtrooper Heavy Weapons Stormtrooper Jumptrooper Range trooper (Mentioned only) Riot control stormtrooper Desert stormtrooper Scarif Deployment (DLC) Scout trooper Stormtrooper Torment's battalion (First appearance) Imperial Intelligence Imperial Military Department of Advanced Weapons Research Tarkin Initiative Death trooper Imperial Navy Imperial Navy's officer corps Imperial Navy Trooper Imperial Starfighter Corps Sigma One-Two (First appearance) Imperial Starfighter Pilot Garrick Versio's fleet (First appearance) Imperial Special Forces Imperial Special Forces trooper (First appearance) Inferno Squad Agent Imperial Officer Corps Imperial officer Imperial Security Bureau Imperial Senate (Mentioned only) Moff (Appears in hologram) Specialist (First mentioned)

Galactic Republic Galactic Senate (Mentioned only) (DLC) Supreme Chancellor (Mentioned only) Republic Military Grand Army of the Republic 7th Sky Corps (DLC) 212th Attack Battalion (DLC) 212th Recon Division (DLC) 41st Elite Corps 41st Ranger Platoon (First appearance) 87th Sentinel Corps (First appearance) 91st Mobile Reconnaissance Corps (DLC) 104th Battalion (DLC) 181st Armor Division (First appearance) 327th Star Corps (DLC) Coruscant Guard (DLC) Clone trooper Advanced Recon Commando (DLC) Biker Advanced Recon Commando (DLC) Clone cadet (Indirect mention only) (DLC) Clone Captain (Mentioned only) (DLC) Clone Commander (Appears in hologram) Clone commando (DLC) Clone jetpack trooper Clone sharpshooter Clone shock trooper (DLC) Heavy weapons clone trooper Tacks's regiment (First appearance) Jedi Commander (Mentioned only) (DLC) Jedi General Galactic Republic Navy Clone trooper pilot Republic officer Wookiee Army Kachirho Wookiee Militia Wookiee warrior Gambler (Mentioned only) Geonosian hive (DLC) Grievous's family Guavian Death Gang (Mentioned only) Gunner Gungan Grand Army (Mentioned only) Handmaiden (Painting only) House of Organa Princess House Serenno (DLC) Count (DLC) Count of Serenno (DLC) Hutt Clan (Mentioned only) Hux family (Mentioned only) (DLC) InterGalactic Banking Clan (Mentioned only) (DLC) Jabba's criminal empire (Mentioned only) Jedi hunter (DLC) Jedi Order Grand Master Jedi Jedi High Council (Mentioned only) Jedi Knight Jedi Master Jedi youngling (Mentioned only) Master of the Order Padawan (DLC) Jinata Security (First pictured) Kanjiklub (Mentioned only) Knights of Ren Ren Lars family (DLC) Law enforcement agency Lord Mandalorian clan (Mentioned only) (DLC) Mercenary (Mentioned only) Naberrie family (Painting only) Navigator (DLC) New Republic Galactic Senate (Mentioned only) Senator New Republic Defense Force Inferno Squad (First appearance) New Republic army New Republic soldier New Republic Defense Fleet Fleet Command (First mentioned) New Republic Starfighter Corps New Republic pilot Phantom Squadron (Mentioned only) Starhawk Command (First mentioned) New Republic officer Nightsisters (Mentioned only) Officer Admiral Captain Colonel (Appears in hologram) Commander Commanding officer General Lieutenant Major (Appears in hologram) Vice Admiral (Mentioned only) Palpatine family Partisans (Indirect mention only) Dreamers (Mentioned only) Planetary defense forces Pilot Pirate Ohnaka Gang (Painting only) Protectorate (First appearance) Resistance Resistance Army Resistance trooper Resistance navy Resistance Starfighter Corps Black Leader Blue Squadron Blue Leader Resistance pilot Resistance officer Sullustan splinter groups (First mentioned) Royal House of Naboo Governor of Naboo (Painting only) Monarch of Naboo (Mentioned only) Queen (Mentioned only) Royal Naboo Security Forces (Mentioned only) Naboo Royal Handmaidens (Painting only) Scavenger Scout Sergeant Sith Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Sith apprentice Sith Eternal (DLC) Sith Lord Sith Master Sith warrior Skywalker family Slicer Smuggler Sniper Soldier Solo family Spy (DLC) Squad leader Tailor (Mentioned only) (DLC) Technician Trade Federation (Mentioned only) Trade Federation Droid Army (Mentioned only) (DLC) Viceroy (Mentioned only) (DLC) Viceroy of the Trade Federation (Mentioned only) (DLC) Uprising (Indirect mention only) Versio family (First pictured) Warden (Mentioned only) (DLC) Warlord White Worms (DLC) Scrumrat (DLC)

Sentient species

Abednedo Aqualish Bith (Appears in hologram) Bothan (Mentioned only) Caphex (First appearance) (DLC) Dianoga (Mentioned only) (DLC) Dressellian Duros Ewok Felucian (DLC) Gamorrean (DLC) Geonosian (DLC) Gungan (Mentioned only) Human Alderaanian Chandrilan Corellian Coruscanti Clone Cyborg Mandalorian (Mentioned only) Naboo Serennian (DLC) Hutt (Mentioned only) Ishi Tib Ithorian Jawa Kaleesh (DLC) (As a cyborg) Kaminoan Kyuzo Lasat (Indirect mention only) Meftian Mirialan

Mon Calamari (Appears in hologram) Nikto Kadas'sa'Nikto Ottegan Ovissian (DLC) Quarren Rodian Sullustan Talpini Toydarian (Mentioned only) (DLC) Trandoshan Tusken Raider (Voice only) (DLC) Twi'lek Rutian Ubese (Impersonated) (DLC) Ugnaught (Mentioned only) (DLC) Weequay Wistie (First appearance) (DLC) Wookiee Yoda's species Zabrak Dathomirian Iridonian (DLC)

Vehicles and vessels

20-T Railcrawler conveyex transport (Mentioned only) Escape pod Kaminoan flight pod Wookiee escape pod First Order Fleet Transport (First appearance) KE-8 Enforcer Ship Oevvaor Jet Catamaran Repulsorlift Repulsorcraft Airbus Armored Assault Tank Cloud car Storm IV Twin-Pod cloud car Jabba the Hutt's dais (DLC) Multi-Troop Transport Rebel Troop Cart Repulsortank (First appearance) (DLC) TX-130 Saber-class fighter tank (DLC) Speeder Airspeeder T-47 airspeeder Snowspeeder V-4 series (First canonical appearance) (DLC) V-4X-D ski speeder (First canonical appearance) (DLC) Landspeeder Jakku Raider Speeder Ubrikkian 9,000 V-35 Courier X-34 landspeeder Light Infantry Utility Vehicle Speeder bike 74-Z speeder bike BARC speeder (DLC) Single Trooper Aerial Platform (DLC) Rebel personnel carrier Util-313 Sandcrawler Sled Hoversled (DLC) Space station Battle station Death Star DS-2 Death Star II Mobile Battle Station Command Center North (First appearance) Equatorial trench DS-1 Death Star Mobile Battle Station (Mentioned only) Garbage masher 3263827 (Indirect mention only) Fondor Shipyards (First appearance) Imperial dockyard (First appearance) Fondor Station (First appearance) Shield Gate (Indirect mention only) (DLC) Sunspot Prison (Mentioned only) The Raider-class corvette's official first Canon appearance was in Battlefront II. Starship Assault ship Acclamator-class transgalactic military assault ship (DLC) Bomber Light bomber Capital ship Battlecruiser Resurgent-class Star Destroyer Fellfire (First appearance) (DLC) Finalizer (DLC) Retribution (First appearance) (DLC) Dreadnought Providence-class Dreadnought Star Dreadnought Executor-class Star Dreadnought Executor Ravager (Wreckage only) Siege Dreadnought (First appearance) (DLC) Mandator line (First appearance) (DLC) Mandator IV-class Siege Dreadnought (First appearance) (DLC) Fulminatrix (First appearance) (DLC) Supremacy (Mentioned only) (DLC) Star Cruiser MC80 Star Cruiser MC80 Liberty Type Heavy Star Cruiser (First identified as Liberty-class cruiser) Invincible Faith (First appearance) Restoration Unidentified MC80 Star Cruiser (First appearance) Star Destroyer Imperial-class Star Destroyer Imperial I-class Star Destroyer Imperial II-class Star Destroyer Dauntless (First appearance) Eviscerator (First appearance) Torment Inflictor (Mentioned only) Venator-class Star Destroyer Colony ship (Wreckage only) Dowager Queen (Wreckage only) Core ship (DLC) Corvette Alderaanian diplomatic cruiser CR90 corvette Lindsey's CR90 corvette (First appearance) (Wreckage only) Tantive IV (DLC) Free Virgillia-class Bunkerbuster (First appearance) (DLC) Ninka (First appearance) (DLC) Raider-class corvette Raider II-class corvette Corvus (First pictured) Cruiser Gozanti-class cruiser Imperial Gozanti-class cruiser Gozanti-class Assault Carrier Light cruiser Arquitens-class command cruiser Arquitens-class light cruiser Destroyer Freighter Light freighter G9 Rigger-class light freighter (Computer readout) (DLC) Hound's Tooth (Indirect mention only) YT-1300 light freighter Millennium Falcon YT-2400 light freighter (Mentioned only) Lucrehulk-class LH-3210 cargo freighter Lucrehulk-class Battleship (First identified as Lucrehulk-class Battleship) Frigate EF76 Nebulon-B escort frigate Opportunity (First appearance) (DLC) Gunship Low Altitude Assault Transport Low Altitude Assault Transport/infantry Low Altitude Assault Transport carrier (DLC) Trident-class assault ship UT-60D U-wing starfighter/support craft Heavy cruiser (DLC) MC85 Star Cruiser (DLC) Raddus (DLC) Landing craft C-9979 landing craft Patrol ship Firespray-31-class patrol and attack craft Slave I Shuttle Abecederian line Lambda-class T-4a shuttle Sheathipede-class transport shuttle Upsilon-class command shuttle Kylo Ren's command shuttle Zeta-class Heavy Cargo Shuttle Skiff J-type Naboo star skiff Star Courier Scimitar Starfighter A-wing starfighter RZ-1 A-wing interceptor RZ-2 A-wing interceptor (First appearance) Tallissan Lintra's RZ-2 A-wing interceptor (First appearance) (DLC) Aggressive ReConnaissance-170 starfighter Alpha-3 Nimbus-class V-wing starfighter Eta-2 Actis-class light interceptor Yoda's Jedi interceptor (First appearance) N-1 starfighter Leema Kai's N-1 starfighter (First appearance) (DLC) TIE fighter series TIE/fo space superiority fighter TIE/IN interceptor TIE/ln space superiority starfighter Iden Versio's TIE/ln space superiority starfighter (First appearance) TIE/sa bomber TIE/sf space superiority fighter TIE/sk x1 experimental air superiority fighter (DLC) TIE/vn space superiority fighter Kylo Ren's TIE silencer TIE Advanced x1 Darth Vader's TIE Advanced X-wing starfighter T-65B X-wing starfighter Red Five T-70 X-wing starfighter Black One Poe Dameron's X-wing fighter (DLC) Y-wing starfighter BTL-B Y-wing starfighter/bomber (First identified as BTL-B Y-wing) BTL-A4 Y-wing assault starfighter/bomber Starhawk-class battleship (Mentioned only) Unity (Mentioned only) Transport GR-75 medium transport Hardcell-class interstellar transport (DLC) U-55 orbital loadlifter (First appearance) (DLC) Troop transport AAL-1971/9.1 Troop Transport Resistance transport Yacht J-type 327 Nubian starship Naboo Royal Starship Tank HAVw A6 Juggernaut Walker All-terrain vehicle (First identified as All-terrain vehicle) All Terrain Armored Transport All Terrain Armored Transport (Galactic Civil War) All Terrain MegaCaliber Six (First canonical appearance) (DLC) All Terrain Reconnaissance Transport All Terrain Scout Transport First Order All Terrain Scout Transport (First appearance) (DLC) All Terrain Tactical Enforcer (DLC) (First identified as six legs) Self-Propelled Heavy Artillery Turbolaser (DLC)

Weapons and technology

Airlock Armor Clone trooper armor ARC trooper armor (DLC) Phase I ARC Trooper Armor (DLC) Jedi Commander armor (DLC) Katarn-class Commando Armor (DLC) Phase I ARF armor (DLC) Phase II ARF armor (DLC) Phase I clone trooper armor Phase II clone trooper armor Death trooper armor Imperial officer battle armor Kama Kylo Ren's helmet Mandalorian armor Macrobinocular viewplate Mandalorian vambrace Pauldron Sith trooper armor (DLC) Stormtrooper armor First Order stormtrooper armor Phasma's armor (DLC) Tantel armor (DLC) Darth Vader's armor Boushh's armor (DLC) Artillery v-120 artillery emplacement (First appearance) (DLC) v-232 artillery emplacement (First appearance) (DLC) Bacta tank Baton Phasma's baton (First appearance) (DLC) Z6 riot control baton (DLC) Battery (Mentioned only) (DLC) Blaster Blaster cannon 1.4 FD P-Tower 17kv antipersonnel twin blaster DF.9 turret placement E-Web heavy repeating blaster cannon Mark II EWHB-10 (First identified as Mark II) Z-6 rotary blaster cannon Z-6B Rotary Cannon (DLC) Blaster carbine DC-15A blaster carbine E-11D blaster carbine (DLC) EE-3 carbine rifle EE-4 carbine rifle Blaster pistol Defender sporting blaster pistol Satine's Lament DH-17 blaster pistol DL-18 blaster pistol (DLC) Glie-44 blaster pistol Finn's blaster pistol (First appearance) (DLC) Heavy blaster pistol CR-2 heavy blaster pistol DC-17 hand blaster DL-44 heavy blaster pistol Han's heavy blaster pistol S-5 blaster pistol Hold-out blaster Blurrg-1120 holdout blaster EC-17 hold-out blaster RG-4D (First identified as RG-4D) RK-3 blaster (First identified as RK-3) SE-44 SE-44C blaster pistol Relby K-23 blaster pistol X-8 Night Sniper Lando Calrissian's X-8 Night Sniper (First identified as Lando Calrissian's X-8 Night Sniper) Blaster rifle A280 blaster rifle A280C blaster rifle DC-15A blaster rifle DC-15LE (First appearance) DC-17m Interchangeable Weapon System (DLC) DLT-19 heavy blaster rifle DLT-19x targeting blaster DLT-20A blaster rifle E-5 blaster rifle E-5C (First identified as E-5C) E-11 medium blaster rifle E-22 reciprocating double-barreled blaster rifle (Vision to Kylo Ren) EL-16 blaster rifle EL-16HFE blaster rifle F-11D blaster rifle Phasma's blaster rifle (DLC) Relby-v10 micro grenade launcher Bossk's Relby-v10 Mortar Gun (First identified as Bossk's Relby-v10 Mortar Gun) RT-97C heavy blaster rifle ST-W48 blaster (First appearance) (DLC) TL-50 Heavy Repeater Ion blaster M-45 repeating ion blaster Reconfigurable blaster A180 (Sniper configuration) A280-CFE convertible heavy blaster pistol (Sniper configuration) Repeating blaster FWMB-10K FWMB-10 repeating blaster Light repeating blaster T-21 light repeating blaster T-21B heavy blaster (DLC) Shock blaster CA-87 blaster (First identified as Repulsor Cannon) Sniper rifle DLT-19D heavy blaster rifle E-5s sniper rifle IQA-11 Blaster Rifle NT-242 (First identified as NT-242) Pulse cannon Valken-38x Wrist blaster Bore-Driller (DLC) Bowcaster Chewbacca's bowcaster

Cannon Laser cannon GO-4 laser cannon (First appearance) IX4 laser cannon KX9 laser cannon L-s1 laser cannon MS-1 heavy laser cannon Quad laser cannon AG-2G quad laser cannon RG-9 laser cannon Super Blaster 920 laser cannon Mass-driver cannon (DLC) Climate disruption array Cloaking device Code cylinder Comm/scan processor (DLC) Compass Jedi star compass (First appearance) Computer Control box Cybernetics Mechno-arm Ommin harness (Indirect mention only) (DLC) Data cube Databank (Mentioned only) Datapad Deflector shield generator Deflector shield Planetary shield Personal energy shield Squad shield Detonator Disruptor T-7 ion disruptor rifle Droid Electro-shock prod Engine Ion engine Flamethrower D-93 Incinerator flamethrower ZX miniature flame projector Fleximetal (DLC) Forward command center (DLC) Fuel cell Grenade Detonite charge (First appearance) Dioxis grenade Flash grenade Impact grenade Ion grenade Micro-grenade (First appearance) Shock grenade Smoke bomb Thermal detonator Class-A thermal detonator N-20 Baradium-core thermal detonator Thermal imploder Grenade launcher MPL-57 Growth jar Healing well (First appearance) Helmet Hologram Holoprojector Holotable Homing beacon Distress beacon Hookah pipe (DLC) Hyperdrive IM-40 three-slot ammunition and tool pouch Interrogation chair Ion cannon SW-4 ion cannon v-150 Planet Defender Ion pulse Ion torpedo Jetpack JT-12 jetpack NJP-900 integrated jetpack (First appearance) (DLC) Z-6 jetpack Knife (Mentioned only) Kyber crystal container Laser gate Lightsaber Cane lightsaber (DLC) Crossguard lightsaber Kylo Ren's lightsaber Curved-hilt lightsaber (DLC) Dooku's lightsaber (DLC) Darth Vader's lightsaber Double-bladed lightsaber Darth Maul's double-bladed lightsaber Maul's lightsaber (DLC) Dual-phase lightsaber Luke Skywalker's green lightsaber Obi-Wan Kenobi's third lightsaber (DLC) Shoto lightsaber Yoda's lightsaber Rey's lightsaber (DLC) Sith lightsaber Skywalker lightsaber Macrobinoculars Melee weapon (DLC) Sword (DLC) Vibrosword (DLC) Truncheon (DLC) Memory bank Mine Laser trip mine Orbital mine Proximity mine (First appearance) Missile Concussion missile ST2 concussion missile Mag-pulse warhead (First appearance) (DLC) Missile launcher HH-12 rocket launcher Homing shot Smart Rocket Moisture vaporator Officer's disk Plasma bomb (First appearance) (DLC) Projectile launcher (DLC) G125 projectile launcher (First appearance) (DLC) Proton torpedo MG7-A proton torpedo Reactor Reflec Restraining bolt (Mentioned only) (DLC) Satellite Scan pulse Scope Seismic charge Sensor (Mentioned only) (DLC) Shield Kyuzo war shield Slugthrower Cycler rifle (DLC) Scatter gun Sonic Imploder Speech scrambler (DLC) Stuncuffs Superlaser Superweapon Thermal exhaust port (Mentioned only) (DLC) Tractor beam "Tulip" style Imperial work station Turbolaser MegaCaliber Six turbolaser cannon (First canonical appearance) (DLC) Octuple turbolaser barbette Quad turbolaser cannon XX-9 heavy turbolaser battery Turbolift Vocabulator Wayfinder (Mentioned only) (DLC) Sith wayfinder (Indirect mention only) (DLC) Vader's wayfinder (Indirect mention only) (DLC)

Miscellanea

1138 (DLC) Alcohol Merenzane Gold Amphibian Antenna Asteroid Asteroid field Aurebesh Backpack Bacta (Mentioned only) (DLC) Bandolier Barracks (Mentioned only) Beach Bespinite Birthday (Mentioned only) (DLC) Black market (Mentioned only) Blockade Blood Bone (DLC) Skeleton (DLC) Bounty (Mentioned only) Brigade "Buckethead" Cantina Capital Carbon scoring Carbonite (DLC) Chromium City Clone template (Mentioned only) (DLC) Clothing Cape First Order military uniforms Flight suit Flight helmet Glove Imperial military uniforms Rank insignia plaque Jacket (DLC) Flight jacket (DLC) Resistance fighter jacket (DLC) Mon Calamari fleet officer uniform (Appears in hologram) Padmé Amidala's wardrobe (Painting only) Jubilation dress (Painting only) Poncho Republic military uniforms Robe Flame-colored robe Jedi robes Shata leather pants (DLC) Cockpit Commando (DLC) Communications tower Convoy Crystal Kyber crystal (Mentioned only) Cubikahd (Mentioned only) Death Death stick (Mentioned only) (DLC) Deity (Mentioned only) Dejarik (Mentioned only) Desert Distress call Division (DLC) Dream (Mentioned only) Duranium (DLC) Ear Exile (Mentioned only) (DLC) Eye Factory Farm (Mentioned only) (DLC) Moisture farm (Mentioned only) (DLC) Ferrosphere paint First Order insignia Flagship Flight group Foodstuff Cake (Mentioned only) (DLC) Puff cake (Mentioned only) (DLC) Fruit Jogan fruit Melon Meiloorun fruit Pie (First pictured) Ration bar (Mentioned only) The Force Chosen One (DLC) Dark side of the Force Force power Dark Aura (First appearance) Dark illusion (Indirect mention only) (DLC) Focused rage Force-bond (Indirect mention only) Force Dash Force deflection Force dyad (Mentioned only) (DLC) Force lightning Force push Force repulse Force Stasis Force vision Insight (First appearance) Mind probe Mind trick Telekinesis Force-sensitive Force-Sensitive Outcast (DLC) Light side of the Force Forest Fuel Hypermatter (DLC) Coaxium (DLC) Kessoline (DLC) Fungus (DLC) Mushroom (DLC) The galaxy Galaxy Gas Dioxis Tibanna (Mentioned only)

Gas giant Goggles Hangar Headache (Mentioned only) (DLC) Heart Homeworld Huttslayer Splash (First mentioned) Hyperspace Imperial crest Jagannath point (Mentioned only) Jedi Code (Fragment only) (DLC) Jedi temple (Mentioned only) (DLC) Jedi training (Mentioned only) Jungle Kessel Run (Mentioned only) Labor camp Language Binary Death trooper encryption Galactic Basic Standard Lasat "Karabast" Rodian Shyriiwook Ubese (DLC) LD-65 (First mentioned) Legion Lekku Life Zone (DLC) Lightsaber combat Lightsaber duel Lightspeed Limb Magma Maker (Mentioned only) (DLC) Map to Skywalker (Mentioned only) Marriage (Mentioned only) (DLC) "May the Force be with you" Medal (Mentioned only) Medal of Bravery (Mentioned only) (DLC) Militia Mindharp of Sharu (Mentioned only) (DLC) Money (Mentioned only) Credit (Mentioned only) Moon Mouth Music Musical instrument Nar Shaddaa wind chimes (DLC) Muunyak-wool (Mentioned only) Nebula "The Negotiator"(DLC) New Order Nose Observatory (First pictured) Ocean Oil bath (Mentioned only) Orbital bombardment Order 66 (Indirect mention only) Ore (Mentioned only) Outer Rim and Fizz (First mentioned) Painting Portrait of Hondo Ohnaka (First appearance) Parent Parkellan Sling (First appearance) Parsec (Mentioned only) Phantom energy Planet Planetary ring (DLC) Plant Nysillin (DLC) Tree Palm tree (DLC) Redwood tree Shin'yah tree (First pictured) Wroshyr tree Plastoid Platoon (DLC) Port in a Storm (Mentioned only) Prison Prisoner Project Resurrection (First appearance) Propaganda A Monument to Security (First appearance) Earn the Collar (First appearance) Hero of Vardos (First appearance) Leadership, Order, Power (First appearance) Stormtrooper Corps Enlist Today (First appearance) (misspelled as Stormtropper Corps Enlist Today) We Stand With Our Empire (First appearance) Rebel command insignia Refugee Regiment (Mentioned only) Republic crest Rhodochrosite (First appearance) (DLC) Sabacc (Mentioned only) Salt (DLC) Sandstorm (DLC) Scorekeeper (Mentioned only) Shinie (Mentioned only) (DLC) Shipyard Spaceport Special forces Species Squad Star Stone Limestone (DLC) Stun Surface warfare Trench warfare (DLC) Tattoo Temperature Terrorist (Mentioned only) Throne Time Second Standard day Standard decade Standard minute Standard month Standard year Toast (Mentioned only) Tongue Trash compactor (Mentioned only) Treason Twi'lek Topper (First mentioned) Unidentified ancient script Volcano Waterworld Worker Of The Month (First mentioned) Wroshyr wood Zeyd cloth

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External links

• Star Wars Battlefront II on Electronic Arts' official website (backup link)
• The Future of EA Star Wars Games on Electronic Arts' official website (backup link)
• The Galaxy Will Keep Getting Bigger Post-Launch on Electronic Arts' official website (backup link)
• Star Wars Battlefront 2 Roundtable on the PlayStation YouTube channel (backup link)
• Star Wars Battlefront II - Starfighter Assault Gameplay Demo | PS4 on the PlayStation YouTube channel (backup link)
• Star Wars Battlefront II - Iden Versio Feature | PS4 on the PlayStation YouTube channel (backup link)
• Star Wars Battlefront II - Imperial Feature | PS4 on the PlayStation YouTube channel (backup link)
• Star Wars Battlefront II - Galactic Assault Mode | PS4 on the PlayStation YouTube channel (backup link)
• Star Wars Battlefront II - Strike Mode | PS4 on the PlayStation YouTube channel (backup link)
• Star Wars Battlefront II - Arcade Mode | PS4 on the PlayStation YouTube channel (backup link)
• Star Wars Battlefront II - 'Rivalry' | PS4 on the PlayStation YouTube channel (backup link)
• Star Wars Battlefront II on Wikipedia

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