This unidentified male Kiffar was the first husband of a woman named Droo of clan Vos and a member of the Kiffu Guardians. Some time after he died in the service, Droo married a man named Nat Skywalker.

This individual was a Dark Jedi in Revan's Sith Empire. When Darth Malak seized control of the Empire, this Dark Jedi swore allegiance to the new Dark Lord and was considered by Malak to be one of his three most powerful followers.

This Dark Jedi was a wielder of Jar'Kai combat.

This Dark Jedi appears only in the non-canon dark side ending in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, where he is killed by Revan and Bastila Shan. As this event does not occur in the official Star Wars chronology, he is assumed to have lived through the Jedi Civil War.

Qyp was a male Snee that traveled with Bobbajo, a wandering storyteller of Jakku. Once, while trapped by a group of Zygerrian enslavers in a building in Reestkii along with the people of the village, Bobbajo spun a fantastic yarn of how Qyp and other animals that traveled with him brought down the Galactic Empire's Death Star. Qyp was said to have faced down an Imperial astromech droid and then disabled the battle station's tractor beam. Later, he supposedly rescued Mideyean, another of Bobbajo's creatures, from a dianoga, then darted back-and-forth to confuse a probe droid.

Sanno Hok was a male Human from the planet Zakuul who served in the Knights of Zakuul during the era in which the Eternal Empire ruled over the galaxy. An elite Knight who held the title of Paladin, Hok wore dark armor and wielded a blue double-bladed lightsaber in battle. He was stationed aboard the Star Fortress over the moon Nar Shaddaa, and died around 3631 BBY when the Star Fortress was invaded and destroyed.

Sanno Hok was added to the video game Star Wars: The Old Republic in Knights of the Fallen Empire, a 2015 Digital Expansion. He is one of four possible Paladins that can spawn during the Nar Shaddaa version of the "The Star Fortress" Flashpoint; as the Star Fortress is destroyed with all hands aboard, this article assumes that Hok died either in battle or when the battle station exploded.