Blix Annon was a male Human who served as a senator in the Galactic Republic Senate during the final decades of the institution. The subject of a secret Sith plot to replace him in the Senate with Eero Iridian, Annon died of a heart attack while being held for ransom by Lorian Nod in 76 BBY.

Blix Annon was a heavyset Human senator representing his constituents' needs in the Galactic Senate on Coruscant. A prominent supporter of the Jedi Order, Annon lobbied against bills aimed at lessening the Order and gave heavily in donations. Known for his opulence in his personal affairs, Annon still garnered support in the Senate and was a friend of the Jedi High Council. Because of his outspokenness on behalf of the Jedi, Annon unknowingly drew the attention of Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Tenebrous, a being who wished that the Jedi lose support in the Senate and hoped to foment anti-Jedi sentiment across the Republic.

To this end, Tenebrous hired a pirate called Lorian Nod to abduct the senator. Nod, using the disabled ship of Senator Galim Eddawan as a lure, captured Senator Annon's ship and boarded it. During the battle Nod managed to kidnap Annon but was caught unawares as Jedi Master Dooku and Padawan Qui-Gon Jinn revealed themselves as having been Annon's escort. Despite the attempts of the Jedi, Annon was taken aboard Nod's ship; Nod hoped to ransom the senator back to his constituents for a hefty fee. However, due to the strain of the events and his unhealthy lifestyle, Annon suffered a heart attack and expired.

The plot by Tenebrous further deteriorated when Jedi Master Dooku discovered the Sith Lord's intermediaries in the plot. Overseeing the arrests of several key players including Eero Iridian, the being the Sith wished to replace Annon with, Dooku inadvertently stood in the way of the Sith Grand Plan for a time.

Colonel Jadick was a Human male officer of the Imperial Reclamation Service serving the reconstituted Sith Empire during the time of the Galactic War. Stationed above the Harrower-class dreadnought Ziost Shadow, he received the Gree Enclave's Administrator General Lalat'k who told Jadick about the Hypergate crisis on Asation. Through the droid AD-304, Jadick invited Imperial heroes to meet Lalat'k, so that they could assist with the operation on Asation.

1047 was a Human male stormtrooper who served as a sergeant in the Galactic Empire's Desert Sands unit by 0 BBY. In that year, he was among the Desert Sands troopers dispatched to the planet Tatooine to search for the fugitive Rebel Alliance droids C-3PO and R2-D2, who carried stolen plans for the Empire's Death Star battlestation. 1047 was among Desert Sands' Zeta Squadron detachment, who conducted their search in the spaceport city of Mos Eisley. Ultimately, Desert Sands' search led 1047 and others in the unit to Mos Eisley's Docking Bay 94, where they attempted to apprehend the Millennium Falcon, the YT-1300 light freighter that the droids had boarded for escape, but the troopers were unable to prevent the ship from fleeing.



1047 was a Human male who served in the Galactic Empire's Stormtrooper Corps by 0 BBY. By that year, he had become a sandtrooper sergeant, attached to the Desert Sands unit under Captain Mod Terrik's command.

In 0 BBY, Desert Sands was dispatched to the planet Tatooine to search for the fugitive Alliance to Restore the Republic droids C-3PO and R2-D2, who were wanted for carrying the stolen plans for the Empire's first Death Star battlestation. 1047 was among the Desert Sands troopers assigned to the unit's Zeta Squadron detachment, tasked with searching the planet's spaceport city of Mos Eisley for the droids, serving as the backup to fellow trooper Davin Felth.

At one point, 1047 and Felth were outside Mos Eisley's Chalmun's Spaceport Cantina when one of the cantina's patrons, Garouf Lafoe, approached to inform them of a fight that had occurred within the cantina. Felth used his comlink to inform Terrik that he would investigate the cantina disturbance, and the latter requested that 1047 back up Felth. The pair entered the cantina and left after failing to find anything out of the ordinary, not knowing that two of the occupants, Tatooine locals Obi-Wan Kenobi and Luke Skywalker, they had seen were in fact trying to sneak the droids off of Tatooine.



Felth and 1047 departed the cantina, and were approached by others in their squadron marching toward them. Before they knew it, the Jawa Het Nkik approached them, firing a DL-44 heavy blaster pistol multiple times at the troopers with no effect. Upon Nkik's unsuccessful attack, 1047 casually killed the Jawa with a single shot.

1047 and Felth joined Zeta Squadron in their subsequent march, when Terrik alerted them that the droids were spotted trying to escape in Docking Bay 94, and requested all units to assist. 1047 and Felth ran to the docking bay, where they spotted smuggler Han Solo defending his starship, the YT-1300 light freighter Millennium Falcon, from other Desert Sands stormtroopers. Terrik was killed in the resulting lightfight, and the Millennium Falcon departed the docking bay with the fugitive droids. The stormtroopers retreated after the freighter's escape to avoid being irradiated by exhaust from the Millennium Falcon. Already demoralized, the troopers' morale was only further reduced by the discovery of Terrik's death.



1047 was hesitant to investigate the disturbance at Chalmun's Cantina, believing it would detract from their search for R2-D2 and C-3PO, and directly stating that droids were not served by places like the cantina and that Zeta Squadron was needed elsewhere. He muttered that Het Nkik was a "crazy Jawa," and had no hesitation to kill the Jawa even when the latter was harmless, viewing Nkik's death as just one less Jawa slime.

As with all members of Desert Sands, 1047 was equipped with the standard modified stormtrooper armor issued to sandtroopers. He also carried a long-range comlink, a blaster pistol, a heavy blaster rifle, and a food/water pack. 1047 had a white shoulder pauldron, and was individually armed with a T-21 light repeating blaster.



1047 first appeared in the 1976 novelization of Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope, before he later appeared in the film itself, released the next year as the first film of the original trilogy, in scenes filmed from April 12 to April 22, 1976 at Elstree Studios's Stage 6. 1047 was also in the second issue of Marvel Comics's A New Hope adaptation, released on August 1, 1977. Unlike in the film, both he and Davin Felth are shown wearing standard stormtrooper armor instead of sandtrooper armor. 1047 was first named in Doug Beason's short story "When the Desert Wind Turns: The Stormtrooper's Tale" as part of the 1995 anthology book Tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina.

Grollo was a female Twi'lek lieutenant in the Alliance to Restore the Republic who lived during the Galactic Civil War. She participated in the Battle of Restuss on Rori in 1 ABY and gave orders to participating spacers to aid with the war in the Yavin system and hunt down TIE's.



Grollo was a non-player character in the 2003 video game Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided, a massively multiplayer online roleplaying game developed by Sony Online Entertainment and published by LucasArts, prior to its closure on December 15, 2011.