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Gives me more vibes that the celestial Ones are only Avatars of their living planet much like Zonama Sekot had them.

Aka Celestials are literal sentient planets using the Force.



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My latest headcanon might interest you @Thrawn McEwok

Flim was not an actor or an imposter but actually Thrawn himself pretending to be someone impersonating him. It was a clever ploy he set up to get rid of certain Moffs and give control of the Empire fully back to Pellaeon. The true return of Thrawn in Hand of Thrawn was always that Flim was Thrawn, but nobody knew as he hid in plain sight pretending to be himself. When the charade was over and he, Flim, faded back into obscurity after the affair, Thrawn did not emerge to lead and let the Republic rest in the belief they had destroyed his last clone. In fact, he took a new name and idenity and became another Chiss continuing to guide the Empire and the Ascendancy from the shadows, as he had learned from the best, playing many sides at once. Maybe as @Sinrebirth 's favourite Formbi, maybe someone else...

Ever since then, the Remnant, the Second Imperium, the Maw Irregular Fleet under Daala, the Empire of the Hand and Chiss Ascendancy etc. operated concerted yet seemingly as seprate entities in the eyes of the Jedi and Republic. Were it not for the Vong invasion, who knows what they might have accomplished. Though that also came in as a big win for the Remnant gaining supporters for protection and many worlds during the NJO and afterwards culminanting in Pellaeon and Daala's roles in the Galactic Alliance later on even. But before that already the process began after the NJO that would fold these separate realms into one. The Empire of the hand and the Ascendancy merged, the Remnant absorbed the Second Imperium leftovers and Maw Irregular Fleet after it got redeemed during the Vong War through heroic actions and the formation of the GA made it even easier to unify the parts into the next Galactic Empire, lead by another proxy of Thrawn: The Fel lineage he cultivated for decades already.

 

the Ubiqtorate is a board of five directors who control Imperial Intelligence, one is a public figure and speaks for Intelligence to other organizations within the empire and even to Palpatine himself. The other four keep their identities anonymous and direct the four Bureaus within Intelligence, projecting themselves as holograms or using proxies. Each uses a space-themed codename when referring to each other.

- Head Director: Armand Isard/ Ysanne Isard(clone)

- Director of the Intelligence Bureau: Agent Blackhole - Cronal

- Director of Analysis: Agent Nebula- Grand Admiral Martio Batch, a cruel joke by palpatine he would make a man whose job required him to maintain anonymity would become one of the biggest public figures in the empire. On the plus side he now has a blank check for his pet cloaking device project.

- Director of Operations: Agent Nova- Ysanne Isard(real)

- Director of Internal Security: Agent Quasar- ???

 

Kashyyyk and the surrounding space would be a thorn in the Empire's side for almost its entire existence, ever since the vader-led invasion soon after the Declaration of a New Order. Eventually all seven sectors of the "Kashyyyk Region" would be reorganized as a Priority Sector under the leadership of the zealous Grand Moff Lozen Tolruck. However the local resistance cells held on, with the help of secret wookiee hyperspace routes and a loose coalition of jedi rescued by wookiees and their allies. Overtime the Kashyyyk Conflicts became so politically embarrassing that the region became a sink for the empire's most fanatical and unstable supports. Among them would be Grand Admiral Syn, High Prophetess Merili, High Inquisitor Mox Slosin, COMPforce battalions, and unstable Genode clones.

 

The Red Iaro, Ffib, and Gran Protectorate all joined the separatists.

In the case of the Gran Protectorate, it led to the Republic backing a dug government that seized the planet and ruled afterwards, though the Empire and New Republic.

The Red Iaro enjoyed success at first, since the CIS gave them the firepower to finally tip the scales of the civil war and funding for their rebuilding which kept the new government stable and popular. However, the empire retaliated harshly after the clone wars were over.

The Ffib, in contrast, got treated surprisingly leniently by the empire, since their anti-jedi beliefs, and general anti-force attitude of their religion, was deemed useful in countering forced based spirituality so often aligned with the empire's enemies.

 

Um, then who was Ask Aak representing since he was still on Coruscant at the end of the Clone Wars? He wasn't exactly a friendly sort to the Dugs. Was he representing the Congress of Malastare instead?

 

Ummm....well....you see....*smokebomb*

...and here I thought I had all figured out too.

Though I could see too possibilities.
1) The Gran protectorate isn't disbanded entirely but its leadership is replaced with republic loyalists and its power is greatly reduced and shared with the Dug Council, but Ask Aak stays in place.

2) Ask Aak is enough of a political opportunist and/or republic loyalist that he goes along with the new government, and they keep him around because his political experience is useful to the new government and he is a favorite of Palpatine whose backing is important to the legitimacy of their regime.

 

In Legends the Kaminoans perfected the art of Cloning that is why the Clones do not have chips yes for me Clone Wars Multimedia Project and TCW occur in different Universes that is why the Clones were treated better in Legends since Kamino was not destroyed the existence of the Imperial Commandos and Clones executed Order 66 without the need of chips or being mind controlled

 

Vader was granted literal lordship over the Sith Worlds, even if the title doesnt mean much with how desolate those worlds are.

 

The Dreadnaught-class and Mandator I were both created during the waning years of the High Republic.

 

Hmm... I think they're supposed to be an interpretation of the Force, but I like the idea that what we see in the TCW multi-parter is a narrative construct based on that larger metaphor, being articulated by the planet Mortis, taking on the relevant roles as a piece of theatre...

I was actually thinking this myself the other day.

- The Imperial Ewok

 

Morgan Katarn is Rahm Kota brother

 

I've been toying with the idea that the Sith "species" is actually descended from a previous group of pre-Republic colonists (or transplants?) who adapted to living on Korriban. Which helps to further explain not only how they eventually interbred themselves with baseline humans out of existence, but also why even the "pureblood Sith" in TOR look uniformly more human than the ones in TOTJ - because they haven't been living there for ages, and there's something unique about Korriban's darkness compared to worlds like Ziost or Dromund Kaas.

(One might even posit a connection between their facial tentacles and the Cthulhu-esque design of the Sith god Typhojem?)

 

This made me laugh, because I'm not sure whether or not it's a sly reference to WARFARE's take on Daala - having resumed command in the Deep Core per the Black Fleet novels, she remained in military command of the Second Imperium until the Vector Prime timeframe; and she is an objectively terrible commander, who does more damage to her own forces than the opposition...

- The Imperial Ewok

 

Only when she has to face the New Republic, no problem against her own side or the Yuuzhan Vong where she clearly is the victor. Makes me wonder if she was deliberately sent by Pellaeon to the Second Imperium to do just that.

 

2 questions:

1. Are you implying that the Sith species are descended from human colonists or from some pre-Sith species?

2. Are you implying that they're descendents from colonists from Coruscant or from colonists from somewhere else?

 

Humans from Coruscant (or whatever the actual human homeworld is).

 

Double-post, but mentioning the human homeworld question reminded me: it's not a headcanon anymore, but once upon a time I had a pet theory that Corellia was the original human homeworld - because it was actually Earth, transported through time as well as space by the Architects of Centerpoint when they created the Corellian system.

(This was long before I'd ever heard of Alien Exodus, for the record.)

 

So how did Palpatine return from Dark Empire in your headcanon?

My new headcanon- Morrigan Corde is a descendant of both Daala and Pellaeon. For no reason besides I want the Skywalker/Solo family tree to get as many major imperials in it as possible.