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Do you prefer Boba Fett’s portrayal as a ruthless mercenary in ‘The Mandalorian’ or as a sympathetic “crime-lord” in his own show? from StarWars

• Episode VII - The Force Awakens
• Episode VIII - The Last Jedi
• Episode IX- The Rise of Skywalker
• The Mandalorian
• The Book of Boba Fett
• Star Wars: Ahsoka
• Rangers of the New Republic
• Star Wars Resistance
• The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special

Or anything else taking place after Episode VI, like comics, games, and novels!

With an average gaming time of 90 minutes and only two players needed, the new Star Wars Legion: Boba Fett (Daimyo): Operative Expansion from Atomic Mass Games is ready to climb out of the sarlacc pit. $21.99 and in stock now, you’d better prepare the rest of your collection; the boss is back in town.

The infamous Boba Fett returns to Star Wars: Legion in this new Operative Expansion! Featuring a new version of this iconic character based on his appearance in The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett, this expansion gives players powerful new Operative that can fight alongside their mercenary and Rebel forces.

The beautifully sculpted Boba Fett miniature found in this expansion menaces his foes with his gaderffii stick and can be assembled with our without his Mandalorian helmet. Additionally, players will find three command cards that make Boba Fett even more versatile in combat. Finally, an upgrade card allows players to invite Boba Fett with his Flame Projector for even more firepower.

During the Imperial Era, crime lord Dryden Vos owned a desk with an obsidian slab as its base, which he had plundered from a Sith temple. The stone was carved with the warding spells, as well as an inscription reading "Our temple honouring Sith Lord Exar Kun."

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Behind the scenes[]

"The central desk, which represents the administrative seat of his power, is a bespoke piece of furniture. The stone base, that Dryden has plundered from the Sith temple of Exar Kun, is made from polished obsidian and decorated with carved hieroglyphs representing spells that protected its former home."―Lee Sandales

Exar Kun in the Star Wars Legends continuity

Exar Kun was first mentioned in the new Star Wars canon in Nexus of Power, a 2016 supplement to the Star Wars roleplaying products made by Fantasy Flight Games. The character was created by Kevin J. Anderson and originated in the Star Wars Legends continuity, where he first appeared, albeit unnamed, in the 1994 novel Jedi Search before being fully introduced in the sequel released that same year, Dark Apprentice. When creating the character, Anderson was initially unsure whether Kun should be a Dark Lord of the Sith or a "Dark Jedi," finally making his decision when George Lucas voted on the former.

In the 2018 reference book The Art of Solo: A Star Wars Story, Solo: A Star Wars Story set decorator Lee Sandales described the obsidian stone used as the base for crime lord Dryden Vos's desk aboard the First Light as having been plundered by Vos from the Sith temple of Exar Kun. Half of the inscription on the base can be seen in the film, while the rest can be seen in the reference book Solo: A Star Wars Story The Official Guide.

Appearances[]

• Solo: A Star Wars Story (Mentioned only) (in inscription)

Sources[]

• Nexus of Power (First mentioned)
• Solo: A Star Wars Story The Official Guide (in inscription)
• The Art of Solo: A Star Wars Story (Non-canonical mention)
• Gadgets and Gear
• "Lightsabers and Jedi Equipment" – Star Wars Encyclopedia

Dark Lord of the Sith

←c. 4000 BBYEventually Darth Bane
(After 1032 BBY–)
→

Notes and references[]

1. ↑ According to Nexus of Power, the Qel-Droma Epics dates the destruction of Ossus to approximately 4000 years before the Imperial Era. The Epics also say that Ossus' destruction took place one thousand years after the Great Hyperspace War, it could be calculated that the war occurred approximately 5000 years before the Imperial Era. Nexus of Power also establishes that Exar Kun was active in the millennium following the Great Hyperspace War. Therefore, Exar Kun must have been active approximately 4000 years before the Imperial Era.
2. ↑ Gadgets and Gear
3. ↑ "Lightsabers and Jedi Equipment" – Star Wars Encyclopedia
4. ↑ Nexus of Power
5. ↑ Solo: A Star Wars Story The Official Guide
6. ↑ Solo: A Star Wars Story
7. ↑ The Art of Solo: A Star Wars Story
8. Jedi Search
9. Dark Apprentice
10. The Lucasfilm Fan Club Magazine 22
11. 
    "ComicScan: Taken by Force" – Star Wars Galaxy Magazine 8
12. On translating the runes on Dryden Vos's desk by u/Ender_HappyLeviathan, published by Reddit on www.reddit.com (December 17, 2020) (archived from the original on June 17, 2022)
13. Star Wars: The Dark Side
14. The Star Wars Book places the supposed destruction of the Sith—which occurred at the end of the Jedi-Sith War according to Star Wars Propaganda: A History of Persuasive Art in the Galaxy— to 1,032 years before the events of Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope. Star Wars: Galactic Atlas states that A New Hope begins in 0 BBY, meaning the Sith's defeat must have occurred in 1032 BBY. As the Star Wars: The Clone Wars episode "Sacrifice" establishes that Bane created the Rule of Two after the Jedi-Sith War, it must have been created after 1032 BBY.

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