In The Acolyte, an investigation into a shocking crime spree pits a respected Jedi Master (Lee Jung-jae) against a dangerous warrior from his past (Amandla Stenberg). As more clues emerge, they travel down a dark path where sinister forces reveal all is not what it seems…
The series stars Amandla Stenberg as Mae, Lee Jung-jae as Sol, Manny Jacinto as Qimir, Dafne Keen as Jecki Lon, Charlie Barnett as Yord Fandar, Jodie Turner-Smith as Aniseya, Rebecca Henderson as Vernestra Rwoh, Dean-Charles Chapman as Torbin, Joonas Suotamo as Kelnacca, and Carrie-Anne Moss as Indara.
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Daro was a terrestrial planet located in the Outer Rim Territories. It was covered primarily in forests that enveloped its mountainous terrain, and the available galactic information on Daro implied that the planet was uninhabited, housing no settlements or installations. Daro was therefore perfect for housing secrets, and in 19 BBY, the Galactic Empire occupied the planet and established a top-secret military base inside a mountain as part of Project War-Mantle, aiming to replace its clone trooper army with conscripted soldiers. The facility was populated by a team of fifty clone commandos who trained the Empire's next generation of Imperial troopers, the TK stormtrooper.
Early into training his recruits, the clone commando Gregor attempted to leave the base and desert the Empire. While he was caught and imprisoned, he planted a distress beacon outside the facility, and its signal reached the former Clone Captain Rex. Unable to retrieve Gregor himself, Rex instead sent the rogue commandos of Clone Force 99 to Daro. When the squad arrived, they discovered and entered the Empire's facility, freeing Gregor from prison. The clones were detected by Imperial forces, with squads of stormtroopers and commandos trying to stop them. The team eventually departed Daro with the exception of their leader, Hunter, who was captured by the Empire. (Read more…)From Wookieepedia's newest articles, expansions, and overhauls:
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- 1950 – Geraldine James is born.
- 1966 – Brian Posehn is born.
- 1977 – Bradford Young is born.
- 1985 – Return of the Jedi Weekly 107 published.
- 1998 – X-Wing: Iron Fist and Galaxy of Fear: Clones published.
- 1999 – Hard Merchandise published.
- 2010 – Clone Wars Gambit: Siege published.
- 2016 – Han Solo 2 published.
- 2016 – Poe Dameron 4 published.
- 2016 – Star Wars Rebels Magazine 20 published in Germany.
- 2017 – "The Padawan Path" airs on YouTube.
- 2021 – Star Wars Legends Epic Collection: The Old Republic Vol. 4 published.
- 2022 – Halcyon Legacy 4 published.