Main Characters
- Dass Jennir: Human Male, Jedi, Escaped the Jedi Purge
- Bomo Greenbark: Nosaurian, Fought for the Separatist movement. Rescued Jennir after the purge. Many of his clan were killed by the Empire's clone army; the survivors were sold into slavery, including his mate and daughter.
- Captain Schurk-Heren: Yarkora. Captain of the Uhumele.
- Mezgraph: Togorian. Crew member. A former slave, he still bears the mark on his shoulder, but often covers it.
- Ko Vakier: A swordsman with a distinguished sense of honor. He comes from a race known only as the Blood Carvers.
- Janks: Phindian. The crew's chief engineer.
- Meekerdin-maa, aka. "Ratty": Tintinnan. The crew's technician.
- Crys Taanzer: Human Female. The crew's pilot
- Kennan Taanzer: Human Male Jedi Padawan, Son of Crys. Stranded on remote moon with Master K'kruhk and several other younglings.
- Master K'kruhk: One of the jedi who escaped the purge. He is stranded on a remote moon somewhere near Kessel. He is the master of Kennan Taanzer.
- Lynaliskar K'ra Snyffulnimatta aka. "Sniffles": Elomin. The crew's navigator.
- Mesa Greenbark: Bomo's mate.
- Resa Greenbark: Bomo's daughter.
- Uhumele: the central ship in the series. A medium sized freighter, with enough firepower to combat a small squadron of fighter craft. Possibly a pirate ship, but more likely a smuggling vessel.
- Darth Vader: Human Sith Lord. The former Anakin Skywalker, reeling from the injuries he suffered during Revenge of the Sith and haunted by his past, wonders about his place in the newly-declared Empire.
- Palpatine/Darth Sidious: Human Sith Lord. The new Emperor of the galaxy works to destroy the last vestiges of the Separatists, and tries to keep his new apprentice from succumbing to self-pity.
- Dezeno Qua: A wealthy male human who enjoys eating foreign species. He ate Resa Greenbark.
- Orso Meeto: A well known slave trader on the slave planet Orvax IV. He sold Resa Greenbark to Dezeno Qua.
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