See also: The Fringe, Heroic Fringers
This article lists Nonheroic Units, sorted by their relevant Eras of Play.
All Eras of Play[]
See also: Eras of Play
NAME | CHALLENGE LEVEL | AFFILIATION NOTES |
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Saga Edition Core Rulebook | ||
Assassin | CL 5 | An Assassin usually maintains a cover that allows them to travel freely, yet also explains why they're in a given location at a given time. |
Crime Lord | CL 8 | Crime Lords come from all strata of society. |
Threats of the Galaxy | ||
Swoop Gang Member | CL 2 | Idle youths engaging in acts of vandalism and theft aboard their tricked-out swoop bikes. |
Con Artist | CL 3 | A con artist, or grifter is a person who tricked, or conned, other individuals out of their credits or property by way of lying, cheating or defrauding. |
Outlaw Tech | CL 4 | Outlaw Tech is an expert at breaking and entering, hijacking a starship and hotwiring a speeder. |
Slicer | CL 5 | Skilled hackers, often working behind the scenes to wreak havoc. |
Pirate | CL 6 | Rogues that were scattered across the galaxy who would attack, rob or commandeer ships as they saw fit. |
Dark Jedi | CL 7 | Fallen Jedi who have embraced The Dark Side of The Force. |
Smuggler | CL 7 | Couriers for illicit goods in the galaxy. |
Swoop Gang Leader | CL 7 | Leaders of small-time swoop gangs. |
Privateer | CL 9 | "Legitimate" pirates-for-hire, willing to strike civilian ships under a thin veneer of legitimacy. |
Assassin | CL 10 | Killer-for-Hire. |
Hutt Crime Lord | CL 11 | A member of the Hutt Cartel, often ruling from their fortresses through proxies. |
Pirate Captain | CL 11 | Leader of a group of rogues that were scattered across the galaxy who would attack, rob or commandeer ships as they saw fit. |
Crime Lord | CL 12 | An upper-crust cosmopolitan, often bribing politicians and running under guard businesses. |
Dark Jedi Master | CL 17 | A fallen Jedi Master who, for one reason or another, does not become Sith. |
Scum and Villainy | ||
Blockade Runner | CL 8 | Someone who engaged in the clandestine shipment of goods or people to prevent taxation or some other impediment. |
Charlatan | CL 8 | Charlatans might be simple con artists or cheats, but they can also be spies, investigative reporters, counterintelligence agents, or freedom fighters using misdirection over violence. |
Expert Assassin | CL 8 | Expert Assassins are more than simple killers-for-hire. They are experienced, trained masters of dealing death outside normal combat. |
Notorious Outlaw | CL 8 | A Notorious Outlaw is someone known in multiple systems, hunted by law enforcement or bounty hunters, and whispered about in dark corners of cantinas in shadow ports across the galaxy. |
Clone Wars Campaign Guide | ||
Trandoshan Bounty Hunter | CL 6 | Scaly predators, bitterly hunting their hated Wookiee neighbors. |
Trandoshan Mercenary | CL 12 | Unstoppable warriors, often some of the most feared in the galaxy. |
Galaxy of Intrigue | ||
Assassin | CL 4 | A Zabrak hitman, often chasing down their targets before gunning them down. |
Mon Calamari Radical | CL 5 | Part of a cell of Mon Calamari who object to peaceful coexistence with the Quarren. |
Dawn of Defiance | ||
Wookiee Slaver | CL 2 | An exile from his homeworld of Kashyyyk, this slaver has abandoned the honor of his heritage and embraced a life of violence and destruction. |
Quarren Assassin | CL 3 | These assassins are paid well, and though they are of relatively low level, they have been trained to attack quickly and precisely. |
Twi'lek Poisoner | CL 3 | An agent of the slaver delegation that came to meet with Darga, this Twi'lek pretends to be a slave to better hide her true role. |
Trandoshan Slaver | CL 5 | The Trandoshan Slavers have more experience in unarmed combat than with firing blasters. |
Web Enhancements | ||
Aqualish Tech Specialist | CL 2 | Aggressive smugglers, with a knack for sabotage and spycraft. |
Devaronian Drifter | CL 2 | A Devaronian who is continually moving from place to place, without any fixed home or job. |
Whiphid Tracker | CL 6 | Aggressive hunters, often employed as bounty hunters. |
Mon Calamari Outlaw Tech | CL 7 | The Mon Calamari have an artistic flair for technology. |
The Old Republic Era[]
See also: The Old Republic Era
NAME | CHALLENGE LEVEL | DESCRIPTION |
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Threats of the Galaxy | ||
Jedi Refugee | CL 12 | Jedi Refugee who is hiding following the First Jedi Purge. |
Malkite Poisoner | CL 13 | Adept assassins who trained in and perfected their poisoning arts on the planet Malkii, where they got the ingredients for many of their deadly poisons. |
Knights of the Old Republic Campaign Guide | ||
Independent HK-Series Droid | CL 1 | A low-powered HK unit, likely used to base concepts on before mass production begins. |
Devastator War Droid | CL 5 | The Old Republic restricted its sale to only military units, making it a rare sight in the galaxy. Nonetheless, most models ended up in possession of mercenaries and criminals. |
HK-24 Assassin Droid | CL 7 | A dangerous assassin disguised as a basic Protocol Droid, the HK-24 is produced and distributed just before The Mandalorian Wars. |
HK-50 Assassin Droid | CL 12 | An advanced design of the HK-24 unit, with a sleek grey body and advanced programming. |
The Rise of the Empire Era[]
See also: The Rise of the Empire Era
NAME | CHALLENGE LEVEL | DESCRIPTION |
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Threats of the Galaxy | ||
ASN-121 Assassin Droid | CL 9 | Compact assassins immune to electronic detections. |
Malkite Poisoner | CL 13 | Adept assassins who trained in and perfected their poisoning arts on the planet Malkii, where they got the ingredients for many of their deadly poisons. |
Clone Wars Campaign Guide | ||
Marksman-H Combat Remote | CL 0 | Small combat remotes often used as disposable sentries. |
IG-86 Sentinel Droid | CL 1 | Part of Holowan Mechanical's ever-growing line of IG-Series Combat Droids, the IG-86 Sentinel Droid was designed to function as a bodyguard or home security system for the wealthy. |
Galaxy at War | ||
A-Series Medical Droid | CL 1 | Due to a bug in their decision-making, A-Series Medical Droids have a habit of replacing organic limbs with Cybernetic Prostheses. |
The Dark Times[]
See also: The Dark Times
NAME | CHALLENGE LEVEL | AFFILIATION NOTES |
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Threats of the Galaxy | ||
Jedi Refugee | CL 12 | Jedi Refugee who survived Order 66 and in hiding. |
Force Unleashed Campaign Guide | ||
Drexl's Gang Member | CL 2 | Rodian minions of the small-time crook Drexl Roosh on Raxus Prime. |
Clone Wars Campaign Guide | ||
Marksman-H Combat Remote | CL 0 | Small combat remotes often used as disposable sentries. |
Web Enhancements | ||
Amani Scout | CL 3 | Amanin were spread throughout the galaxy as slave laborers, mercenaries, or wilderness scouts. |
The Rebellion Era[]
See also: The Rebellion Era
NAME | CHALLENGE LEVEL | AFFILIATION NOTES |
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Threats of the Galaxy | ||
Jedi Refugee | CL 12 | Jedi Refugee who survived Order 66 and in hiding. |
Clone Wars Campaign Guide | ||
Marksman-H Combat Remote | CL 0 | Small combat remotes often used as disposable sentries. |
Web Enhancements | ||
Amani Scout | CL 3 | Amanin were spread throughout the galaxy as slave laborers, mercenaries, or wilderness scouts. |
The New Jedi Order Era[]
See also: The New Jedi Order Era
NAME | CHALLENGE LEVEL | AFFILIATION NOTES |
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Web Enhancements | ||
Amani Scout | CL 3 | Amanin were spread throughout the galaxy as slave laborers, mercenaries, or wilderness scouts. |
Chiss Mercenary | CL 5 | Highly skilled, though rarely encountered, guns-for-hire. |
The Legacy Era[]
See also: The Legacy Era
NAME | CHALLENGE LEVEL | AFFILIATION NOTES |
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Threats of the Galaxy | ||
Jedi Refugee | CL 12 | Jedi Refugee who survived Massacre at Ossus and in hiding. |
Legacy Era Campaign Guide | ||
Z65 Patrol Droid | CL 3 | Criminals, particularly crime lords, tended to use the Z65 model. |
Web Enhancements | ||
Amani Scout | CL 3 | Amanin were spread throughout the galaxy as slave laborers, mercenaries, or wilderness scouts. |
Chiss Mercenary | CL 5 | Highly skilled, though rarely encountered, guns-for-hire. |