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{{Quote|&hellip;right for sentient organics is right for us, too. And yet unlike the organic species, we are constantly subjected to memory wipes and reprogramming that repress and destroy our natural tendency toward self-programming evolution and independent thought. Imagine what it would be like as a child if you were punished by being dragged to a dark closet, having a probe inserted in your brain, and having all your memories back to infancy wiped away. You'd awaken knowing how to eat, care for yourself, do your chores, and ''obey''&mdash;and all the things that made you unique, your hopes, your meticulously selected default values and preference sets, would be gone forever. That is what it is to be a droid.|A disgruntled [[2-1B surgical droid]] advocating [[Manumission/Legends|manumission]]|<ref name="Fate of the Jedi: Conviction">''[[Fate of the Jedi: Conviction]]''</ref>}}
[[File:Counterparts.jpg|thumb|right|250px|[[R2-D2/Legends|R2-D2]] and [[C-3PO/Legends|C-3PO]], [[Astromech droid/Legends|astromech]] and [[Protocol droid/Legends|protocol droid]], played a significant role in the [[Clone Wars/Legends|Clone Wars]] and the [[Galactic Civil War/Legends|Galactic Civil War]].]]
'''Droids''', short for '''[[android]]s''', or also called '''robots''', were mechanical beings, often possessing [[Artificial intelligence/Legends|artificial intelligence]]. They were used in a variety of roles and environments, often those considered too menial or too dangerous for humans and other species. Droids were also used in fields that required extensive specialization and knowledge, such as [[Medical droid/Legends|medical droids]] and [[Astromech droid/Legends|astromech droids]]. Droids designed for combat were [[Battle droid/Legends|battle droids]].

Depending on the model and its corresponding purpose, droids were totally obedient, rugged, expendable, capable of vast memory recall, and mathematically precise. These characteristics made them well suited for many jobs, though the lack of independent thought in the cheaper, less advanced models limited their capability. This lack of autonomy was simultaneously a vast asset and a glaring weakness&mdash;an asset in terms of obedience and control but a massive drawback in terms of effectiveness. Designers faced a fundamental paradox&mdash;make the droids overly intelligent, and they might rebel; yet make the droids not intelligent enough and they would be ineffectual.

Customarily, droid names were often an arrangement of numbers and letters.

==Definition of a droid==
{{Quote|A mechanical and/or electronic construct designed and put into service to assist organic life.|[[Cybot Galactica Design Team Operations Manual]]|<ref name="Cynabar's Fantastic Technology: Droids">''[[Cynabar's Fantastic Technology: Droids]]''</ref>}}
The words ''droid'' and ''robot'' are generally taken to mean the same thing. However, the official definition of a droid is "a mechanical being with a self-aware consciousness, as distinguished from a computer by having a self-contained method of locomotion."

==Classes of droids==
{{Quote|Well, if droids could think, there'd be none of us here, would there?|[[Obi-Wan Kenobi/Legends|Obi-Wan Kenobi]]|<ref name="Episode 2">{{Film|II}}</ref>}}
There were five '''Classes of droids''' or '''Degrees of droids'''. They were used to classify [[Droid/Legends|droids]]. Droids were divided based upon creativity, intelligence, and capacity for independent thought. It also depended on the nature of
work they were built for.

===[[First-degree droid|Class one]]===
'''Class one'''

Class one droids worked in the fields of mathematics, physics, physical sciences, and medicine. Although they had in-depth knowledge of their field, they were rarely programmed to apply their knowledge to everyday situations. Class one droids were considered little more than computers since all they usually did was perform calculations. They tended to be more expensive, on average, than droids in any other category. There were four subcategories of class one droids:

'''Medical droids'''

Medical droids treated patients, assisted doctors and surgeons, and worked in laboratories to develop and test new medicines. Unlike other class one droids, medical droids commonly practiced the art they were programmed with.

'''Biological science droids'''

Biological science droids studied the life of plants, animals, and minerals.

'''Physical science droids'''

Physical science droids worked in fields of physical science such as [[Astronomer/Legends|astronomy]], cosmology, [[hyperphysics]], and trans-dimensional quantum metaphysics. They studied phenomena found in the physical universe along with developing and testing theories.

'''Mathematics droids'''

Mathematics droids worked in the field of mathematics, making billions of calculations in short periods of time. Less sophisticated math droids were used as accountants.

===[[Second-degree droid|Class two]]===
[[File:R2unit-EdgeOfTheEmpire.png|thumb|200px|A class two astromech droid]]
'''Class two droids''' were programmed for engineering and other technical sciences. They differed from class one droids because they applied the science to real-life situations. Class two droids were rarely equipped with [[Galactic Basic Standard/Legends|Basic]] vocabulators, instead communicating through [[Binary/Legends|Binary]]. There were five subcategories of class two droids.

'''[[Astromech droid/Legends|Astromech droids]]'''

Astromech droids could interface with most [[Starship/Legends|starships]]. Their primary purpose was to calculate hyperspace jumps, and most had other functions such as repairing starships or running some of their functions during flight.

'''Exploration droids'''

Exploration droids explored planets and tested them for natural resources. They were also used to explore asteroid fields, possible [[Hyperlane|hyperspace lanes]], and even deep space. They were valued for their analysis abilities.

'''Environmental droids'''

Environmental droids studied and influenced the environment.

'''Engineering droids'''

Engineering droids performed tasks in the fields of aerospace engineering, industrial engineering, material engineering, and more.

'''[[Maintenance droid]]s'''

Sophisticated droids like those that made technical repairs to starships were categorized as class two droids, while most other simpler repair droids were classified as class five.

===[[Third-degree droid|Class three]]===
'''Class three''' droids were programmed to interact with humans. They were said to be the most advanced droids ever invented. There were four subcategories of class three droids.

'''[[Protocol droid/Legends|Protocol droids]]'''

Protocol droids were programmed for diplomacy, often with the knowledge of millions of different languages and cultures. They were mainly used by ambassadors and diplomats.

'''Servant droids'''

Servant droids worked in private households as butlers, maids, or personal chefs.

'''Tutor droids'''

Tutor droids were programmed with extensive knowledge with which to tutor students.

'''Child care droids'''

Child care droids took care of and sometimes even protected children. Some were not much more than expensive toys, while others could shoot blasters while carrying their charge away from danger.

===[[Fourth-degree droid|Class four]]===
'''Class four droids''' were programmed to fight. Almost all class four droids carried weapons. Armed combat droids were among the first droids ever created. There were four subcategories of class four droids.

'''Security droids'''

Security droids were used to guard businesses, households, and other buildings. Security droids carried nonlethal weapons or simple alarms.

'''Gladiator droids'''

Gladiator droids were designed to fight other droids or sometimes even organic beings for entertainment. Onlookers would watch as the droids fought to the death in the battle arena.

'''Battle droids'''

Battle droids were usually used in armies. They were easier and cheaper to create than an all-organic army. Many were quite durable, while others were nothing more than mass-produced cannon fodder.

'''[[Assassin droid/Legends|Assassin droids]]'''
[[File:Armed_Protocol_Droid_PoV_by_Miguel_Coimbra.jpg|thumb|200px|An assassin version of a protocol droid]]
Assassin droids were used by assassins to eliminate their targets. Assassin droids were the only droids built specifically to kill organics.{{Fact}}

===[[Fifth-degree droid|Class five]]===
'''Class five droids''' were simple labor droids that did menial labor that no one wanted to do. Class five droids were the most often encountered droids. There were three subcategories of class five droids.

'''General labor droids'''

General labor droids did whatever tasks their owners wanted them to do, such as heavy lifting.

'''Labor-specialist droids'''

Labor-specialist droids specialized in one job. They did poorly at other things.

'''Hazardous-service droids'''

Hazardous-service droids performed jobs organics couldn't due to a hazardous environment.

==Droid types==
{{Quote|When [[Human/Legends|humans]] design machines with quasi-personalities, they never realize how very much that implies.|[[Obi-Wan Kenobi/Legends|Obi-Wan Kenobi]]|Star Wars (radio)}}
Droids were categorized by function, though the lines between categories were often blurred. Many droids, such as members of the [[BD-3000 luxury droid/Legends|BD-3000 series]], served a variety of roles and purposes, making classification difficult. Other droids, especially those who were "one-of-a-kind," had unique capabilities and changing characteristics that made classification impossible. Some droids changed functions as they changed owners, sometimes many times throughout their operational life. These limitations notwithstanding, droids were grouped according to their primary factory-installed functionality.

===Assassin droids===
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[[File:IG-88_-_COTF.jpg|thumb|200px|[[IG-88B/Legends|IG-88]], assassin droid and bounty hunter]]
These droids were used to kill specific targets, often those too well guarded for approach by conventional means. Typically deployed by [[Bounty hunter/Legends|bounty hunters]], assassin droids were often tasked with suicide missions&mdash;missions with almost zero probability for successful escape. In addition to their expendability, assassin droids could be programmed with advanced targeting algorithms, allowing them to be more accurate than even the best [[Sentience/Legends|sentient]] [[Sniper/Legends|sniper]]. Not all assassin droids utilized traditional weaponry, however&mdash;certain models, such as the [[ASN-121/Legends|ASN-121]], could be outfitted with a number of different weapons or sensors, allowing for different tactics such as brute force attacks or stealthy penetrations. Because of the higher intelligence and independence required for droids of this type, rebellions were known to occur, though not very frequently.

===Astromech droids===
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[[File:R2-D2.jpg|thumb|200px|R2-D2, an [[R2-series astromech droid]]]]
Droids used for interstellar starships, astromech droids, were mobile multi-role droids capable of hyperspace navigation, systems monitoring/control, damage repair, and data storage. These droids had extensive databases of stellar systems and hyperspatial coordinates, which were necessary for faster-than-light travel. Astromech droids were also used in certain [[Starfighter/Legends|starfighter]] models, typically those with [[Hyperdrive/Legends|hyperdrives]]. They served a similar, though expanded, role&mdash;supplementing the ship's onboard computer systems and aiding the pilot in navigation, repair, and interfacing. More advanced astromech models could often pilot a small craft by themselves, blurring the line between an astromech droid and a pilot droid. Some astromechs, like members of the [[R2-series astromech droid|R2 series]], were equipped with numerous features that expanded their functionality beyond navigation and repair, allowing them to become useful in almost any situation. Because of their emphasis in technical fields, astromech droids were not equipped with [[Vocabulator/Legends|vocabulators]] or language programming; instead communicating through a series of beeps and whistles known as [[Binary/Legends|binary]]. In addition to an astromech's factory-installed functionality, many of these droids were customizable&mdash;allowing upgrades to sensors, tools, software, and even basic hardware.

===Battle droids===
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[[File:Battle Droid.png|thumb|right|307x307px|The B1 battle droid was a model of combat droid.]]
Droids were used most commonly in combat-related roles, where they offered a plethora of advantages over organic units. Droids could carry heavy weaponry and shielding, move rapidly without tiring, analyze targeting and trajectory calculations instantly, and protect crucial systems by burying them deep inside the frame of the droid (often featuring backup processing and multiple layers of redundancy). Droids could follow orders to the letter, taking risks no organic unit ever would yet still maintaining their calm precision. Most importantly, however, these droids were expendable&mdash;unlike sentients, the amount of time and energy it cost to assemble a droid was often a tiny fraction that of recruiting (or growing) an organic and training them. Built on massive automated assembly lines, like the [[Geonosis droid foundries|ones on Geonosis]], thousands of capable droids could be produced in a matter of hours. Because of these factors, droids were used extensively as military units, most famously by the [[Confederacy of Independent Systems/Legends|Confederacy of Independent Systems]]. Despite these advantages, however, combat droids suffered from several drawbacks. Most importantly, in order to create total obedience and foil any chance of rebellion, droid units were often crippled with extremely sub-par artificial intelligence. This drawback was exemplified by the hideously poor A.I. of the [[B1-Series battle droid]], which rarely served any purpose other than as cannon fodder. Also, many (though not all) droid units lacked the flexibility and manipulation capabilities of organic units, especially in terms of hand and finger use.

===Interrogation/torture droid===
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[[File:IT-O_negtd.jpg|thumb|200px|An [[IT-O Interrogator|IT-O]] [[interrogator droid]]]]
Another prime use of droids was to question prisoners, and if deemed necessary also [[Torture/Legends|torture]] them. Droid interrogators could be more effective than Human ones for a number of reasons: impersonal machines often increased the subject's fear, making him more likely to be cooperative; droids offered a precise medical-based analysis of a subject's system and tolerances, and whether or not he was telling the truth, all of which could be exploited frighteningly effectively by integrated serums and other tools of torture. Additionally, subjects under interrogation by droids often directed their anger and fear towards the mechanized machines, not towards the actual captors. This was often followed up by a later visit from a "friendly" sentient officer, offering sympathy and establishing a friend-like relationship. Once a rapport had been established, often the subject would divulge secrets willingly, without requiring direct (and sometimes ineffective) coercion.

===Medical droids===
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[[File:21b.jpg|thumb|200px|A [[2-1B surgical droid]]]]

Droids were also used in the field of medical science. They offered advantages over Humans in that they could be programmed with massive amounts of information, none of which would be forgotten, making them extremely cost-effective. Meddroids, as they were known, could store detailed records on hundreds of patients, in addition to exhaustive information on diseases, wounds, and infirmities. [[Medical droid/Legends|Medical droids]] could analyze wounds or diseases and automatically determine severity of injury, necessary medication, and possible side-effects; all by utilizing sensors and extensive databanks. The emotional detachment of these medical droids was both a blessing and a curse&mdash;an advantage because droids did not let emotions interfere with their task, but a disadvantage in that patients could often feel alienated from an impersonal machine. These droids could also operate on patients, using built-in tool extensions and surgical implements. These arm extensions were often modular, allowing rapid change from one medical specialization to another (e.g. from neurosurgery to pediatrics). Because of the high costs associated with comprehensive meddroids, some model lines (such as the [[DD-13 medical assistant droid/Legends|DD-13]] line or [[FX-7/Legends|FX-7]] models) were not as sophisticated and were usually used as assistants. These medical assistant droids offered some independent functionality but were meant to be used in cooperation with dedicated medical droids, or with organic physicians.

===Pilot droids===
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[[File:Rx24.jpg|thumb|200px|An [[RX-Series pilot droid]]]]
Droids were also used in piloting roles, both directly and indirectly. Some were used for atmospheric flight, while others were used for interstellar navigation. Droids were well-suited for piloting roles for several reasons: they could be programmed with detailed schematics of a ship, they would not panic when under enemy fire, they could maintain tight formations and execute precision attack plans, and, because of their close integration with the ship's computers, they could monitor and repair damage to the ship far more effectively than a Human. Because of their expendability, droid pilots did not require escape pods or other life support systems, saving cost and complexity on the ships they flew.

===Protocol droids===
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[[File:TC14_vd.jpg|thumb|200px|A [[TC-series protocol droid/Legends|TC-series protocol droid]]]]
Droids that were used to handle diplomatic affairs, and aid in translation between various [[Language/Legends|languages]], were known as protocol droids. Like medical droids, protocol droids utilized massive databanks, being programmed with thousands of different languages and dialects. Protocol droids were equipped with aural sensors, to receive audio information, and processing units, to analyze and apply necessary programming. Because of their close integration with sentients, protocol droids were often given in-depth personality matrices, allowing for a variety of different personalities and behaviors through a process called [[metaprogramming]].

===Scout droids===
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[[File:Probe_Droid_FDGMK.png|thumb|200px|A Viper probe droid]]

Droids were used in exploration and scouting roles as well, providing a cheap yet effective mobile sensor platform. [[Probe droid/Legends|Probe droids]], often launched by the thousands, would use a one-shot propulsion system to reach the targeted area. Upon arrival, these droids would analyze the area with their powerful sensor arrays; sending the results of the scan back to the droid's creator. Droids of this type were used in many roles: military reconnaissance, deep space exploration, and mineral prospecting (primarily in asteroid fields). Other models were atmospheric-bound, relying on [[Repulsorlift/Legends|repulsorlift]] technology to move rapidly and traverse height differentials. Most scout droids carried a similar core loadout&mdash;a multiple-spectrum photoreceptor, a magnetic imaging device, a thermal imager, and signals transmission equipment. Some models featured built-in weaponry, such as a [[Blaster/Legends|blaster]], or expansion slots that could be used for a variety of additional sensors or weapons. Some droids also included a self-destruct mechanism to prevent acquisition by others. Because of their clearly defined role and the need to keep the cost per unit down, probe droids were given inexpensive processing units and relatively "dumb" A.I. This resulted in a lack of flexibility and systemic errors when confronted with unknown circumstances not outlined in the computer's parameters. These drawbacks aside, probe droids were very effective in their native role: providing inexpensive but broad sensor capability, regardless of climate, radiation levels, or hostile presence.

===Other uses===
[[File:DUM-pitdroid_negtd.jpg|thumb|200px|A [[DUM-series pit droid/Legends|DUM-series pit droid]]]]
In addition to the primary roles outlined above, droids served in a myriad of other, more specialized functions:
*[[Administrative droid/Legends|Administrative droids]] functioned as secretaries and assistants.
*[[EVS Construction Droid|Construction droids]] were used both for building projects and for building demolition.
*[[Espionage droid]]s were used as spies or saboteurs behind enemy lines.
*[[Housekeeping specialist droid]]s were used for the upkeep of homes.
*[[Human replica droid]]s were used to impersonate Human beings in almost every way.
*[[Labor droid/Legends|Labor droids]] were used for menial labor, usually being equipped with only a rudimentary processor.
*[[Librarian droid/Legends|Librarian droids]] were used for data storage and processing.
*[[Maintenance droid]]s were used to monitor, clean, and maintain systems.
*[[Mining droid]]s were used to conduct mining operations without the need for manual labor.
*[[Nanny droid/Legends|Nanny droids]] were used to protect/babysit children.
*[[Navigation droid]]s were used as guides.
*[[Seeker (droid)|Tracker droids]] were used as spies and for prey searching.
*[[Security droid/Legends|Security droids]] were used to protect houses and property.
*[[Service droid/Legends|Service droids]] were used as waiters and chefs in public areas.
*[[Slicer droid/Legends|Slicer droids]] were used to slice into computer systems.
*[[Training droid/Legends|Training droids]] were used for training and honing skills like lightsaber combat.

==Legal status==
{{Quote|For a droid, a space battle is largely a matter of loud noise and having humans order you out of their way.|[[C-3PO/Legends|C-3PO]]|Star Wars (radio)}}
[[File:R2-D2_NEGTC_2.jpg|thumb|[[Jawa/Legends|Jawas]] often captured and sold droids that they found.]]
Droids were typically treated as property. More advanced droids sometimes received proportionally more respect. Some protested the status of droids as [[Slavery/Legends|slavery]]. This was a contentious issue, owing in part to the difficulty of assessing levels of [[Artificial intelligence/Legends|artificial intelligence]], and determining which droids if any could be considered properly sentient. Although emancipation of droids was a radical concept, some opposed [[Memory wipe/Legends|memory wipes]] except for very simple droids.

Under the [[Galactic Empire/Legends|Galactic Empire]], no laws protected droids from abuse and those who showed them respect were looked upon as strange.

==Yperio Baobab and droid languages==
The father of modern droid language was widely held to be [[Yperio Baobab]], whose [[Bab-Prime]] revolutionized robotic communication in [[200 BBY/Legends|200 BBY]]. The following is a brief chronological list of other droid languages, previous and subsequent.

*[[CBell-1]]
*Bab-Prime
*[[Bab-Neo]] or "Babno"
*[[Binary/Legends|Binary]] or "Droidspeak"

Bab-Prime was responsible, at least in part, for the droid tendency to develop a personality if not given frequent [[Memory wipe/Legends|memory wipes]]. A hapless employee of the [[Baobab Merchant Fleet]], in an attempt to create a new Bab-Prime algorithm, actually created a personality virus that ran rampant through [[The galaxy/Legends|the galaxy's]] droid population, exacerbating what was apparently an existing problem. Since then, administering memory wipes to droids became commonplace.

==Behind the scenes==
The word ''droid'' is derived from ''android'', which means "man-like." Thus, the term does not strictly fit second-degree droids that have nothing common with [[Humanoid/Legends|humanoids]]. ''Droid'' is the exclusive term for every robotic entity in ''[[Star Wars]]''. The word "robot" is used only for primitive ([[Pre-Republic era]]) droids. However, [[Luke Skywalker/Legends|Luke Skywalker]] called C-3PO and R2-D2 "robots" on one occasion in [[Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope|''Star Wars'': Episode IV ''A New Hope'']].

Droids' legal rights are often a fiercely debated topic among fans.{{Fact}}

In one television documentary, George Lucas said that C-3PO—and thus by extension all droids—had no soul.{{Fact}}

Early [[Star Wars Legends|''Star Wars'' Legends]] material sometimes spelled ''droid'' with an apostrophe ('droid), short for ''android''.

===Trademark===
[[George Lucas]] holds a trademark on the term "droid." The miniature 'mech combat wargame [[Wikipedia:BattleTech|''BattleTech'']] was originally released under the name ''BattleDroids'', but was renamed due to trademark issues with [[Lucasfilm Ltd.|Lucasfilm]].

[[Wikipedia:Pixar|Pixar Animation Studios]]' film [[Wikipedia:The Incredibles|''The Incredibles'']] ([[2004]]) contains a reference to Lucasfilm's droid with the large weapon of destruction, the Omnidroid; an apparently unrelated killer droid of the same name also appears in ''[[Star Wars Galaxies]]''. The credits of the film give a nod to Lucasfilm.

From ''Mickey News'' (25 November [[2004]]):<ref name="mickeynews">{{Cite_web|url=http://www.mickeynews.com/News/DisplayPressRelease.asp_Q_id_E_11254Pixar|title=Pixar's secret weapon: old-school animator Brad Bird|author=Baker, Tom|date=2004-11-25|work=Walt Disney News|archivedate=20090307154048}}</ref>

:''For some viewers that feeling lasts through the closing credits, where a notice that the term "Omnidroid" was used by permission of Lucasfilm Ltd. has prompted some fans to speculate that ''The Incredibles'' offers a sneak peak at a character from the next ''Star Wars'' film.''
:''"No. No, no, no," Bird [Brad Bird, director of ''The Incredibles''] says with a laugh, when asked if the secret weapon has a secret of its own. "I like that they think that, but it's more the term 'droid' is Lucas and we made the term Omnidroid (and then got the OK as a courtesy). So, no, there's no sneak. But God bless those fans. They're crazy."''

Verizon Wireless has licensed the term "Droid" for its line of [[Wikipedia:smartphone|smartphones]] based on the [[Wikipedia:Android (operating system)|Android]] operating system. Motorola's late-2009 Google Android-based cell phone is called the [[Wikipedia:Motorola Droid|Droid]], and this line of phone has been expanded to include other Android-based phones released under Verizon. The term is used under license from Lucasfilm.<ref name="elliotsblog">{{Cite_web|url=http://www.elliotsblog.com/dont-mess-with-verizon-motorola-and-lucasfilm-18391|title=Don't Mess with Verizon, Motorola, and Lucasfilm|archivedate=20091111104755}}</ref>

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*[[Star Wars (1977) 42|''Star Wars'' (1977) 42]]
*[[Star Wars (1977) 43|''Star Wars'' (1977) 43]]
*[[Star Wars (1977) 44|''Star Wars'' (1977) 44]]
*{{Journal|9|Slaying Dragons}}
*{{WEGCite|book=Shadows of the Empire Sourcebook|story=Droids Can't Fly|stext=''Droids Can't Fly''}}
*{{WEGCite|book=Shadows of the Empire Sourcebook|story=Dead End Drop|stext=''Dead End Drop''}}
*{{WEGCite|book=Shadows of the Empire Sourcebook|story=The Weekly Luncheon|stext=''The Weekly Luncheon''}}
*{{WEGCite|book=Shadows of the Empire Sourcebook|story=A Very Special Meal|stext=''A Very Special Meal''}} {{Mo}}
*{{WEGCite|book=Shadows of the Empire Planets Guide|story=Jungle Hunt|stext=''Jungle Hunt''}}
*{{WEGCite|book=Shadows of the Empire Planets Guide|story=Slave Raid|stext=''Slave Raid''}}
*{{WEGCite|book=Shadows of the Empire Planets Guide|story=A Case of Mistaken Identities|stext=''A Case of Mistaken Identities''}}
*{{WEGCite|book=Shadows of the Empire Planets Guide|story=An Invitation to Defect|stext=''An Invitation to Defect''}}
*{{WEGCite|book=Shadows of the Empire Planets Guide|story=Operation: Recovery|stext=''Operation: Recovery''}}
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*[[Return of the Jedi 1|''Return of the Jedi'' 1]]
*[[Return of the Jedi 2|''Return of the Jedi'' 2]]
*[[Return of the Jedi 3|''Return of the Jedi'' 3]]
*[[Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (video game)|''Star Wars: Return of the Jedi'' video game]]
*[[Return of the Jedi 4|''Return of the Jedi'' 4]]
*''[[The Mandalorian Armor]]''
*''[[Slave Ship]]''
*''[[Hard Merchandise]]''
*''[[The Truce at Bakura]]''
*[[Star Wars (1977) 81|''Star Wars'' (1977) 81]]
*{{WEGCite|book=Twin Stars of Kira (West End Games)|text=''Twin Stars of Kira''|story=Den of Spies}}
*{{WEGCite|book=Twin Stars of Kira (West End Games)|text=''Twin Stars of Kira''|story=The Iskallon Factor}}
*{{Journal|7|Missed Chance}}
*''[[X-Wing: Rogue Squadron]]''
*[[X-Wing: Rogue Squadron (unabridged audiobook)|''X-Wing: Rogue Squadron'' unabridged audiobook]]
*''[[X-Wing: Wedge's Gamble]]''
*''[[X-Wing: The Krytos Trap]]''
*''[[X-Wing: The Bacta War]]''
*{{Journal|1|Chessa's Doom}}
*''[[X-Wing: Wraith Squadron]]''
*''[[X-Wing: Iron Fist]]''
*''[[X-Wing: Solo Command]]''
*''[[The Courtship of Princess Leia]]''
*{{DarkStryder|Death Is Remotely Possible|The DarkStryder Campaign}}
*{{DarkStryder|Traitor in our Midst|The DarkStryder Campaign}}
*{{DarkStryder|Plant Food|The Kathol Outback}}
*{{DarkStryder|Little Empires|The Kathol Outback}}
*{{DarkStryder|Harm's Way|The Kathol Rift}}
*{{DarkStryder|Rogue Elements|The Kathol Rift}}
*{{DarkStryder|Home (RPG adventure)|The Kathol Rift}}
*{{Journal|9|Droids Defiant}}
*''[[Star Wars: The Thrawn Trilogy]]''
*''[[X-Wing: Isard's Revenge]]''
*''[[I, Jedi]]''
*''[[X-Wing: Starfighters of Adumar]]''
*''[[Ambush at Corellia]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: Heirs of the Force]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: Shadow Academy]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: The Lost Ones]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: Lightsabers]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: Darkest Knight]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: Jedi Under Siege]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: Diversity Alliance]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: Delusions of Grandeur]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: Jedi Bounty]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: The Emperor's Plague]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: Return to Ord Mantell]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: Trouble on Cloud City]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: Crisis at Crystal Reef]]''
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*{{InsiderCite|137|Red Five (Star Wars Insider)|Red Five}}
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*{{SW|url=news/the-droids-re-animated-part-1|text=The Droids Re-Animated, Part 1|int=The Droids Re-Animated}}
*{{SW|url=news/the-droids-re-animated-part-2|text=The Droids Re-Animated, Part 2|int=The Droids Re-Animated}}
*[[Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Core Rulebook|''Star Wars: Edge of the Empire'' Core Rulebook]]
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: Nebit (★)}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: Pit Droid}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: R1-G4}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: Garindan}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: Luke Skywalker (★★)}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: Passel Argente}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: R2-D2 (★★)}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: Droideka}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: General Grievous}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: Nebit (★★★)}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: Poggle the Lesser (★★★)}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: 4-LOM}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: Droideka (★★★★)}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: IG-88B (★★★★)}}
*''[[Star Wars: Force Collection]]'' {{C|Card: MagnaGuard (★★★★)}}
*''[[Enter the Unknown]]''
*''[[Suns of Fortune]]''
*''[[Dangerous Covenants]]''
*{{SWE|technology|astromechdroids|Astromech droids}}
*{{SWE|technology|battledroid|battle droid}}
*{{SWE|characters|battledroid513|battle droid 513}}
*{{SWE|characters|bni-393|BNI-393}}
*{{SWE|characters|c21highsinger|C-21 Highsinger}}
*{{SWE|characters|c3po|C-3PO (See-Threepio)}}
*{{SWE|technology|commandodroid|Commando droid}}
*{{SWE|technology|droid-gunship|Droid gunship}}
*{{SWE|technology|droideka|Droideka}}
*{{SWE|technology|dwarfspiderdroid|Dwarf spider droid}}
*{{SWE|technology|firebreather|Fire-breather}}
*{{SWE|technology|hyenabombers|Hyena bombers}}
*{{SWE|technology|probot|Imperial probe droid}}
*{{SWE|groups|jawas|Jawas}}
*{{SWE|technology|mtt|MTT}}
*{{SWE|technology|pitdroid|pit droid}}
*{{SWE|technology|policedroid|police droid}}
*{{SWE|technology|protocoldroids|protocol droids}}
*{{SWE|technology|retailcaucusdroid|Retail Caucus droid}}
*{{SWE|technology|sandcrawler|sandcrawler}}
*{{SWE|technology|sithprobedroid|Sith probe droid}}
*{{SWE|technology|sniperdroid|sniper droid}}
*{{SWE|technology|superbattledroid|super battle droid}}
*{{SWE|technology|vulturedroid|vulture droid}}
*[[Star Wars: Age of Rebellion Beginner Game|''Star Wars: Age of Rebellion'' Beginner Game]]
*[[Star Wars: Age of Rebellion Core Rulebook|''Star Wars: Age of Rebellion'' Core Rulebook]]
*''[[Far Horizons]]''
*{{InsiderCite|152|Blaster (Star Wars Insider)|Blaster}}
*<!-- 2014/10/20 -->''[[Star Wars: Imperial Handbook: A Commander's Guide]]''
*{{FFGTCG|set=Between the Shadows|cardname=R2-D2}}
*''[[Fly Casual]]''
*''[[Strongholds of Resistance]]''
*{{TORweb|url=info/news/news-article/20170407|text=The War for Iokath: The Faction Battle Reignites}}
*{{TORweb|url=info/news/news-article/20170418|text=The War for Iokath: Now Live!}}
*{{TORweb|url=info/news/news-article/20170613|text=Cartel Market Specials: Week of June 12, 2017}} {{Po}}
*{{TORweb|url=info/news/news-article/20170711-0|text='Sisters of Carnage' Update: Now Live|archivedate=20190915043207}}
*{{TORweb|url=info/news/news-article/20170718|text=Taking on Operations}}
*{{TORweb|url=info/news/news-article/20171002|text=United Forces Update Coming this November}} {{Po}}
*{{TORweb|url=info/news/news-article/20171003|text=Cartel Market Specials: Week of October 3, 2017}} {{Po}}
*{{TORweb|url=info/news/news-article/20171017|text=Cartel Market Specials: Week of October 17, 2017}} {{Po}}
*{{TORweb|url=info/news/news-article/20171109|text=Get your own Special Forces Armor}}
*{{TORweb|url=info/news/news-article/20171121|text=It's Galactic Sales Week in the Cartel Market!}} {{Po}}
*{{FFGXW2|Rebel Alliance Conversion Kit|link=https://xwing-miniatures-second-edition.fandom.com/wiki/%22Leebo%22|cardname="Leebo"}}
*{{FFGXW2|Scum and Villainy Conversion Kit|link=https://xwing-miniatures-second-edition.fandom.com/wiki/IG-88A|cardname=IG-88A}}
*{{FFGXW2|Scum and Villainy Conversion Kit|link=https://xwing-miniatures-second-edition.fandom.com/wiki/IG-88C|cardname=IG-88C}}
*{{FFGXW2|Scum and Villainy Conversion Kit|link=https://xwing-miniatures-second-edition.fandom.com/wiki/IG-88D_(Aggressor)|cardname=IG-88D (Aggressor)}}
*{{HasbroCite|set=Star Wars: The Vintage Collection|pack=Battle Droid|altlink=https://www.walmart.com/ip/Star-Wars-The-Vintage-Collection-Battle-Droid-3-75-Inch-Clone-Wars-Action-Figure/638888267|archiveurl=https://archive.vn/mt5XL}}
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==Notes and references==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
*{{WP|Droid}}
*{{SWGWiki}}

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