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"Zuckuss is a findsman. It is what my kind does, friend Losha…we find things…see?"
―Zuckuss, to Losha Tarkon[2]

The findsmen (singular: findsman) were a Force-sensitive[3] mystic tradition of the Gand species that dated back centuries before the Galactic Civil War on their fog-shrouded homeworld of Gand. Findsmen were known for their uncanny tracking skills.[1] Using the Force[3] as a sixth sense, findsmen worked as expert trackers and hunters[4] after passing the Great Rite.[5] The pirate Hondo Ohnaka doubted their skills, as most findsmen remained on Gand itself instead of traveling across the galaxy.[4]

When the tradition began to die out on Gand, a Gand known as Zuckuss became one of the first to venture off-world, using his particular talents to become a renowned and highly sought-after bounty hunter.[1] The findsman Zuckuss was able to predict the future of Boba Fett.[6]

At the time of the Iron Blockade, the findsman Vakk operated in the Anoat sector. Unusual even among his mystically minded peers, Vakk was strictly non-violent, using his skills only to track and discover but never to apprehend or kill.[7]

Behind the scenes[]

Originally appearing unnamed in the 1980 film Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back, the findsmen were first identified as such in Galaxy Guide 3: The Empire Strikes Back, a 1989 Star Wars Legends supplement written by Michael Stern for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game.[8] The term became canon when it was utilized in Ultimate Star Wars, a reference book co-written by Patricia Barr, Adam Bray, Daniel Wallace, and Ryder Windham that was released in 2015.[9]

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