_BRICK REVENGE_

Moff Gideon was a former officer of the ISB who rose through the ranks of the Galactic Empire by mastering control through fear, intelligence, and ruthless efficiency. Following the Empire’s collapse, Gideon refused to accept defeat, instead positioning himself as one of the most dangerous warlords of the Imperial remnant, clinging to Imperial ideology with fanatical resolve. Driven by a desire to restore order through domination, Gideon sought power not merely through fleets and soldiers, but through symbols and secrets. His primary objective became the capture of the child Grogu, whose unique connection to the Force represented a means to unlock new forms of power for the remnants of the Empire. To achieve this, Gideon commanded loyal troops, experimental weaponry, and covert operations, all while operating from the shadows. Most striking among his possessions was the darksaber, an ancient Mandalorian weapon he wielded as both a blade and a symbol: taken during the Imp...

The Imperial dignitaries were high-ranking bureaucrats who surrounded and advised Emperor Palpatine during his reign, rarely seen outside the deepest halls of Imperial power. Known for their sartorial extravagance, clad in ornate robes, these dignitaries served as the Emperor’s political aides, spies, and administrators, ensuring his will spread across the galaxy. Though they held no military command, their influence was immense, whispering counsel and overseeing the machinery of the Empire from behind the throne. Their presence aboard the second Death Star during the final days of the Empire underscored their loyalty to Palpatine and their role as silent architects of his rule.

On the edge of the Dune Sea, Cobb Vanth carved out a name for himself as the Marshal of Mos Pelgo - a lone lawman standing between his people and the chaos of Tatooine. Once a slave to the corruption and fear that gripped the desert towns, Vanth seized his chance at justice when he came into possession of a set of Mandalorian armor - armor that had once belonged to the legendary Boba Fett. Clad in beskar and carrying the weight of authority, Cobb Vanth became a symbol of order in a lawless land. With a quick draw and sharper resolve, he defended Mos Pelgo from raiders, slavers, and the harsh elements alike. Though not a Mandalorian himself, the armor - and the ideals he wore with it - made him something more: a guardian the people could count on.

Feared across the Outer Rim, the Duros known as Cad Bane carved his name into galactic infamy long before the rise of the Galactic Empire. One of the most feared gunslingers and bounty hunters of his age, his reputation was built on precision, speed, and ruthless efficiency. Cad Bane’s illustrious career saw him work for countless employers over the years - from the Hutt Cartels to the Pyke Syndicate. Bane cared little for loyalty or cause; only credits and survival held meaning in his line of work. When the Pyke Syndicate sought to claim control of Tatooine to turn the desert planet into a major spice-distribution hub, Bane emerged once more from the shadows beneath his wide-brimmed hat - older, slower perhaps, but still as deadly as ever. Once a mentor to a young Boba Fett, Bane’s relationship with his former protégé soured over time. What had begun as respect and a teacher’s pride turned to rivalry - and finally, confrontation. The Duros’ reappearance brought that shar...

The individual who would come to be known as the Fifth Brother originally occupied a position within the Jedi Order and survived its near-total annihilation during the purge. At some point after the Republic was reorganized into the Empire, he was forcibly recruited into a secret Imperial agency of Force-sensitive assassins known as the Inquisitorius, tasked with tracking down and exterminating any remaining Jedi. Alongside his fellow Inquisitors, he was trained and indoctrinated by the Grand Inquisitor himself, learning to wield the Dark Side in service of relentless pursuit and fear.