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{{Quote|The boars are about as smart as the average cement extruder, and aren't good for much besides getting into fights and making little Gamorreans.|[[Callista Ming]]|<ref name="Murder in Slushtime">{{Journal|14|Murder in Slushtime}}</ref>}}
'''Gamorreans''' (derogatorily known as '''pig-lizards''') were porcine, brutish humanoids from [[Gamorr/Legends|Gamorr]], a lush jungle-world in the [[Outer Rim Territories/Legends|Outer Rim]]. Gamorr's technological level was equivalent to the low-tech periods which [[Human/Legends|Human]] civilizations had experienced circa [[25,000 BBY/Legends|25,000 BBY]]. The Gamorreans colonized the planet [[Pzob/Legends|Pzob]] in the [[K749 system]], and were the majority [[Sentience/Legends|sentient]] species on [[Lanthrym]] in the [[Elrood sector/Legends|Elrood sector]]. Their vessels provided only essential amenities, in addition to shields and weaponry. Gamorreans were typically green-skinned, with a large and powerful physique; they had a well-deserved reputation as fierce warriors, prized much more for their strength and personal combat prowess than for their wits. They were organized into clans headed by a [[Council of Matrons]]. In Gamorrean society, sows (females) performed all the productive work while the boars (males) concentrated on martial training and waging war. They spoke [[Gamorrese]] (also called Gamorrean). One of their favorite weapons was a traditional war axe called an [[Arg'garok/Legends|arg'garok]], which was designed specifically for beings with extraordinary strength as well as a low center of gravity. (They could, however, point and shoot if someone shoved a blaster into their hands.)

The [[Galactic Registry]] entry for Gamorreans on Pzob was 011-733-800-022.

==Biology and appearance==
{{Quote|Skinny ''v'lch''. Not find husband, all skinny. Morrts can't live on skinny. Feed you. Make you ''Gweek''. Good husband; two tuskers; nine morrts.|[[Captain/Legends|translated=1|Captain]] [[Ugmush]] suggests making [[Callista Ming]] into a proper Gamorrean sow|<ref name="Murder in Slushtime" />}}
Gamorrean males averaged about 1.8 meters in height and could weigh more than 100 kilograms. They had thick snouts, close set eyes, tusks, and two small horns on their heads. Their average body temperature was 40.56&#32;°C (105 °F) and their verbal tones ranged from 50 to 13,000 hertz.

[[File:Gorge_and_Greel.jpg|thumb|left|220px|[[Gorge]] (left) with his brother [[Greel]] (right).]]

Although a typical Gamorrean was squat, [[Color/Legends|green]], and heavily built not all shared these characteristics. Most Gamorreans had a dark greenish coloration over a large portion of their bodies; however skin coloration did vary, particularly among females, with light skinned and two-toned pigmentation not uncommon. Black, brown, pinkish yellow, and even a rare white pigmentation were possible. Boars tended to have less skin variation and had a greater tendency towards dark green skin perhaps because of their higher exposure to the radiation of the Gamorr Star. Eye coloration varied evenly between gold-yellow, blue, black and brown. The Gamorreans generally put no importance on skin or eye coloration although there were some superstitions linked to certain markings.

Not all Gamorreans were heavy and squat. Although this was the most common and generally the desirable appearance in Gamorrean society some individuals were comparatively lean and tall. [[Greel]], co-owner of the [[The Broken Tusk (Reuss VIII)|The Broken Tusk]] on [[Reuss VIII]], was quite undersized compared to his brother [[Gorge]] who represented a more conventional Gamorrean appearance.<ref name="Wretched Hives of Scum and Villainy">''[[Wretched Hives of Scum & Villainy]]''</ref>

[[File:Gamorrean_and_Snoruuk.jpg|thumb|220px|Gamorrean herding [[Snoruuk/Legends|Snoruuk]].]]

They were largely viewed as mindless, intellectually inferior brutes by the wider galactic community. This perception may have been partly due to their physiology, which made it nearly impossible for them to speak Galactic Basic. Their vocal apparatus made it impossible for them to speak clearly in any language other than their native language.

Gamorreans were typically covered by a number of parasitic bloodsuckers native to [[Gamorr/Legends|Gamorr]] called [[morrt]]s. They showed great affection for the creatures and considered them adorable pets. The number of morrts that a Gamorrean hosted was related to their status within a clan. A clan [[Warlord (Gamorrean)/Legends|Warlord]] or [[Matron]] could have up to 20 of these parasites feeding on them.

The Gamorrean diet mainly consisted of fungus that grew plentifully on their homeworld. A species of mobile mushrooms called [[Snoruuk/Legends|Snoruuk]] was one of the most widely eaten varieties along with [[Fug]]. They drank an alcoholic beverage called [[Potwa beer]].<ref name="Children of the Jedi">[[Children of the Jedi (novel)|''Children of the Jedi'']]</ref>

Newly born Gamorreans were called "feeders" until they were weaned. Once weaned the younglings were called "shoats" until the age of 3 when they began gender specific training. Gamorrean childhood ended after about 6 years from which point they were considered young adults. When they reached the age of 13 they were considered mature adults and the boars would go to war. Biologically they were capable of living beyond the age of 45 but the violent nature of their existence meant that very few boars reached that age.

==Society and culture==
===Clan Society===
{{Quote|All this—gweek. Husbands and tuskers and fields and children—gweek. Sometimes &hellip; I want gweek. Gweek for me. More so in slushtime, in the cold and the dark.|translated=1|[[Kufbrug]]|<ref name="Murder in Slushtime" />}}
Gamorreans were organized into clans ruled by a male warlord and his wife, a head sow who was the most powerful of the clan matrons. While the warlord and his boars were solely concerned with preparing and participating in battle with rival clans, the matrons of the clan performed all the productive work including farming, hunting, manufacturing weapons and running businesses.

====Gamorrean sows====
{{Quote|Stupid, Aurra! Should have checked for that storm! Making mistakes like some Gamorrean sow!|[[Aurra Sing/Legends|Aurra Sing]] talking to herself on [[Tatooine/Legends|Tatooine]] [[32 BBY/Legends|32 BBY]]|<ref name="Star Wars: Republic: Outlander">''[[Star Wars: Republic: Outlander]]''</ref>}}
[[File:GamorreanBoarAndSow-EGPM.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Boar (left) and Sow (right).]]
Females within a clan were all related to each other and could trace their lineage back to a common matriarch. Boars, however, were exchanged between clans at an early age and some would change their allegiance during their adult lives. Clans ranged in size from a few dozen to over a hundred but typically a clan constituted about 20 sows, 50 boars and the young, making 71 Gamorreans in total. The young were mostly born in the spring ("slushtime") and the litters typically ranged between three and nine. The male to female ratio was about ten-to-one with females only being born about every second litter. Despite this, a high fatality rate among boars, due to their violent lives, resulted in a predominance of older females.

Clans owned and controlled areas of land and were always interested in acquiring more. Land was gained by either colonizing unclaimed areas or more commonly taking land from rival clans. Since the amount of available arable land on Gamorr was scarce several clans often laid claim to the same piece of land, and they spent their time fighting over possession. A female typically had up to a dozen husbands during their lifetime since a boar's lifespan was limited by his violent lifestyle.

Sows did all the useful work within Gamorrean society and they owned and leased all property. They were capable of being as rough as the males and they actively encouraged boars to engage in bloody act of violence to demonstrate their virility. Daughters inherited their mother's land evenly and therefore over generations these holdings diminished in size. A matron consolidating land was a critical reason for the ongoing wars between clans.

[[File:Kufbrug_SWJ14.jpg|thumb|right|150px|[[Kufbrug]], [[matron]] of [[Bolgoink clan]] (with [[Morrt]]s).]]
Clan matrons were a select group of sows with the greatest of land who constituted the clan council of matrons. They usually had a number of clan Tusker boars in admiration of their beauty and status. A matron could often be distinguished from a lesser clan sow by the presence of a small number of bodyguards and the relatively large number of morrts that they hosted. The council of matrons was led by a head sow who were the richest and most powerful of the clan matrons.

Sows were responsible for all trading with non-Gamorreans. They were typically interested in obtaining weapons and food supplies with long lives. They would pay for such goods with gold or other precious metals if they had any or by boar mercenary contract.

====Gamorrean boars====
There were four classes of male boars within Gamorrean society: Warlords, Clan boars, Tuskers and Veterans. Warlords were the most socially and physically powerful boars in a clan and held their position by way of their marriage to a clan matron. The greatest of the warlords was selected by the head sow for his combat prowess and past successes. He was absolute ruler in all matter of war and general of the clan armies. The lesser warlord served as clan captains. A typical warlord could host up to twenty morrts and they were known to bestow them on other warriors for acts of heroism. Warlords almost always came from the ranks of the household boars (otherwise known as Tuskers).

Clan boars were males married to clan sows (not matrons) and they made up the core of the clan-guard and the clan army. They were important individuals because the income provided by their wives enabled them to afford good weapons and armor. Their relatively high status (below warlords) was indicated by the 10 or so morrts that lived on their bodies. They could generally not attain the position of warlord unless their wife died and they married a matron or she inherited a matronage, both rare events in Gamorrean society.

[[File:Gamorrean_boars.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Two boars.]]

Tuskers or household boars were unmarried males who were pledged to a clan. They formed the bulk of the clan armies and generally lived off the plunder of military campaigns. While a tusker was customarily poor they could hope to gain the attention of a sow or perhaps even a clan matron and therefore enter the ranks of the Clan boars or Warlords. They typically hosted about half a dozen morrts but a successful tusker could amass a much larger trove. They would often give a clan matron their morrts as tribute. Tuskers were not totally loyal and would occasionally change their allegiance to another clan particularly if the clan matron was looking to increase the size of her clan.

The fourth basic variety of boars in Gamorrean society was the Veteran. They were retired from campaign due to old age or more commonly from a maiming or injury. A veteran could often be identified by the lack of a body part and the presence of about twelve or so morrts. They were typically very tough, experienced boars who were well respected within their clan. They were responsible for the training of the young boars before they first marched off to war and were trusted advisors to clan Warlords. They also often commanded the clan-guard.

Gamorrean youths often kept gelatinous slimes from the planet [[Saclas]] as pets.<ref name="air">''[[Alliance Intelligence Reports]]''</ref>

====Clan fortresses====
[[File:Gamorr_SWJ10.jpg|thumb|250px|A fortress on [[Gamorr/Legends|Gamorr]].]]

Gamorrean clans constructed fortresses that varied in size dramatically. They all tended to follow the basic design. The simplest fortresses consisted of a stockade surrounded by a small village of huts and long houses. The clan-guard controlled the boundary of the fortress and kept unwanted visitors away. They domesticated dangerous predators called [[Watch-beast]]s to help protect these strongholds. Access to the settlement was through a gate and at the center of the village was typically the clan-house. This was a well constructed, heavily fortified building where the matrons and warlords resided. A small fortress would be inhabited by about 10 sows and 20 boars, making 30 Gamorreans in total.

An average fortress consisted of a village with a stockade that could be surrounded by a moat or other boundary defense. An internal sub-fortress was usually built around the village on a built-up or naturally occurring mount.

[[File:Watch-beast2.jpg|thumb|left|200px|[[Watch-beast]]s guarded the Gamorrean fortresses.]]

The sub-fortress was a well-built construction that was sometimes built of stone and it was well guarded. In its function, the sub-fortress was a large version of the clan-house. An average Gamorrean village of this size would typically be inhabited by between 30 and 50 sow and as many as 100 boars. Immediately inside the main gate of the village was located a common area. This was a place where markets were held and it represented a safe area for other clan members. It was a serious crime to violate the strict no fighting rules in this area.

Some of the most powerful and prestigious Gamorrean clans had larger fortresses that were effectively townships. The town was surrounded by an outer wall fortifications and a broad moat. It was often also divided internally by walls to reduce the impact of an enemy that advanced passed the main gate. There were several clan-houses in the internal structure and a sub-fortress that acted as a final refuge against an advancing army. Only about a dozen townships of this size existed on Gamorr and was populated by as many as 100 sows and 300 boars.

Several of these larger fortresses have constructed a foreigners' quarter within their boundaries where other clans could deal with each other in safety. Like the common area of smaller settlements there was a strict prohibition of combat in this area. Non-Gamorreans were often found trading in these areas. Most towns maintained a large landing field outside of their boundaries.

Some of the larger clan-towns formed sub-clans that still considered themselves part of the parent clan although local rivalries between sub-clans did develop. It was debated among [[Xenosociology|Xenosociologists]] whether the development of these large clan-towns marked a societal change within the Gamorrean clan structure or whether these clan-towns would eventually collapse under population and social pressure.

[[File:Gamorrean_commons.jpg|thumb|250px|Common area in a Clan-town.]]
*[[Bolgoink clan]] ''(Gamorr)''
*[[Clan Bk'trugh|Bk'trugh clan]]
*[[Gakfedd clan]] ''(Pzob)''
*[[Glonnk clan]] ''(Gamorr)''
*[[Groogrun clan]] ''(Gamorr)''
*[[Jugsmuk clan]] ''(Gamorr)''
*[[Klagg clan]] ''(Pzob)''
*[[Norgk clan]] ''(Gamorr)''
*[[Rogak clan]] ''(Gamorr)''

Some clans formed small professional mercenary bands that move around selling their combat services to the higher bidder. Although it was not exceptional for fashionable clans to occasionally fight for another clan for pay, these mercenary clans did it professionally. They were, however, not totally driven by greed and the warlords of these clans still adhered to the tradition of fighting a blood-battle to complete a deal. Since these clans would go somewhere to carry out a contract they constituted a significant quantification of Gamorrean mercenaries in the galaxy.

The warring clans of Gamorr never united under the banner of one planetary government and therefore the Gamorreans did not have representation in the [[Galactic Federation of Free Alliances]]<ref name="The New Essential Guide to Alien Species">''[[The New Essential Guide to Alien Species]]''</ref>.

Although Gamorreans were not known for their sensitive nature they were especially demonstrative when it came to their morrts and were particularly loving toward their children and mates. Signs of affection included a tackling hug and a punch on the snout. Indeed, knocking a mate unconscious was considered a prelude to mating, although the initiator had to make sure they had smelling salts at hand if copulation was the intention.

===Calendar===
{{Quote|Winter is when the boars can't get out and fight one another either, so they get all cozy and pleasant—they really do—and write songs and poems to their sows. Or, they hire me to write songs and poems.|[[Sebastin Onyx]]|<ref name="Murder in Slushtime" />}}
[[File:CallistaGam.jpg|thumb|left|150px|[[Callista Ming]] on [[Gamorr/Legends|Gamorr]] during [[Slushtime]].]]

The activities of the Gamorrean clans on Gamorr were dominated by the seasons. Spring was called [[slushtime]] because of the melting of the winter snow and the abundance of rain and resultant perpetual mud. The wet conditions of early slushtime resulted in plentiful harvests of short-term fungi and provided a start for the longer growing moulds. During this period the veteran boars trained the younglings in combat and the unattached tusker boars roamed the land looking for adventure and opportunities. Early slushtime on Gamorr was a depressing time, the constant rain and dark gray skies often resulted in many Gamorreans feeling grumpy and miserable. Since Gamorreans idealized emotions of strength and ferocity it was not a polite subject to discuss their emotional degeneration in this regard. Most sows gave birth at this time which was about a gestation period from the return of the boars from campaigning in autumn. Mid-slushtime was also traditionally the time for marriage and for negotiating and finalizing Clan alliances and mercenary contracts. It was also the time when young boars were exchanged for fostering and the clan matrons readied their warriors for war in the summer. Toward the end of this season, clans tuskers tended to initiate raids against rival clans in order to prove their boarness.

The summer season was called [[Wartime]] and initiated a period of military campaigning, often in retaliation for the raids in late-slushtime. The boars, unmarried sows (sometimes derogatorily called "v'lch") and young boars in training marched off to war. They left behind the matrons, married sows, elders and a small guard of boars to defend the settlements and fortresses. The military strategy of Gamorrean warfare was quite basic and involved attacking, plundering and the occupation of land. In early-wartime the clans participated in a number of small scale battles during which time each side probed the strength of the opposition for weaknesses. By the middle of the campaigning season the Gamorrean warriors had settled into the business of besieging opponents fortresses and as the temperature increase toward late-summer grand battles were fought as forces attempted to break from a besieged position.

[[File:Gamorrean-hd.png|thumb|180px|A Gamorrean guard in [[Jabba's Palace]].]]

By the end of the summer period, the clans had spent the majority of their strength. There were a few late skirmishes in autumn ([[Croptime]]) as the clans made their way back to their homes in triumph or otherwise and by mid-croptime they had settled in for the winter. During this period, the sows and drafted tuskers harvested the crops and autumn fairs occurred as newly wealthy clans traded plundered goods and crops. The fairs also operated as a forum for the forming of new clan alliances. Also during this season, widowed sows advertised their availability and married, tales of heroic battles were told, wounded boars ceremoniously join the ranks of the veterans and the clans feasted for the last time before the coming of winter.

Winter was called [[Coldtime]] and was a period of freezing temperatures and fierce storms on Gamorr. Clans that were too depleted during the summer campaigning season would often find themselves starving and this sometimes resulted in sporadic winter raids. In the more successful and affluent clans, life was more comfortable. Boars became docile and romantic, courting their wives as young tusker males did. This behavior by the boars continued into early spring when the first seasons flowers were picked and presented as gifts to the sows. The unmarried tuskers spent the winter worshiping a matron from a distance, planning for the next seasons combat and playing table games. During the winter and early slushtime, some skilled Gamorreans would ride sleds pulled by semi-domesticated [[Dwoob]]s as a method for transporting goods. They were generally only used by skilled sled drivers and most used simple wheel-barrows to transport goods.

===Beliefs===
{{Quote|It is true also, ''V'Ich Muh'', that Lady Gundruk, and Lugh, and others of the household have heard the spirit of Vrokk moving about at night in the room in which he died. Spirits only walk if murder was done.|translated=1|A scholar sow explains Gamorrean beliefs to [[Callista Ming]]|<ref name="Murder in Slushtime" />}}
Gamorreans were Animistic and believed that everything such as natural features, animals, sites of past battles and people had an enduring spirit that could affect the physical worlds. The superstitious beliefs of the Gamorreans, however, decreased over the last hundred years or so before the [[Battle of Yavin/Legends|Battle of Yavin]]. Although they believed that everything had a lingering spirit, they were generally only concerned with powerful spirits that could pose a threat.

[[File:Gamorrean_boars_2.jpg|thumb|left|180px|A Gamorrean with a [[Thogk]] (club) and [[M'uhk'gfa]].]]

Famous long-dead heroes, giant trees, large fungi, the spirits of murdered individuals and ancient fortresses are an example of things that Gamorreans believed could help or hinder the living. The association with how these spirits affected the physical world was based on the nature of the source in Gamorreans lives. For example, tree and mountain spirits were generally considered good because the source, with which they reside, provides wood and stone for building. This, however, did not mean that they believed that they were totally benign since trees would drop branches on individual and mountains would shed landslides onto unsuspecting Gamorreans.

The spirits of the sea and forest were considered incomprehensible. Sometimes, they would let a traveler past and other times, they would hinder their progress. Forests were viewed as mischievous, they would change the path and, on occasion, swallow an entire fellowship whole. Gamorreans didn't like the oceans as they saw them as incredibly unpredictable. If treated correctly, they thought that the spirits would send favorable wind, and if angered, they would unleash a ferocious storm. Even if the spirits sent favorable wind and current they believed that the spirit, on occasion, decided to sweep the traveler far out to sea or draw the vessel into a watery grave.

They believed that ancient fortresses had powerful and good spirits that could fortify the strength of defenders during an attack. Famous warriors who fell during an attack on a fortress were also invoked to increase the defenders strength. Such spirits were thought to protect a certain clan and they also included a powerful warlord who fell in combat, who was invoked to ensure victory in battle, and most importantly the spirit of the clan founder. The clan founder was a matron and it was believed that she sent dreams to the incumbent clan matron to advice in time of strife.

[[File:Gamorrean_UAA.jpg|thumb|210px|A Gamorrean with an axe.]]

An ancient clan fortress and giant fungi were thought to house fertility spirits. In the case of the fortress spirit, it was believed to increase the fertility of sows during slushtime and croptime. They believed that giant carnivorous fungi, such as the [[Algark stalk]]s, contained fertility spirits because they would dispense their spores (offspring) when approached. As such, the Gamorreans respected these spirits from afar.

The spirit of a murdered individual was greatly feared by most Gamorreans. They were thought to be angry at being killed by underhand means and intent on seeking revenge against the murderer. These spirits were believed to walk the land of the living during the night, seeking retribution and killing all that they came across. According to the Gamorrean beliefs, they were exceptionally strong and dangerous but did not possess supernatural abilities such as invulnerability or the ability to fly and could therefore be physically fought by a warrior. Since the surest way to prevent the spirit from entering the physical plane was to kill the murderer, justice was often swift on [[Gamorr/Legends|Gamorr]] and [[Pzob/Legends|Pzob]].

The fallen in great battles were thought to reside at the site of their demise and were believed to return during stormy winter weather to re-fight the battles. Since battles typically took place near settlements and fortresses, storm damage to these dwellings were often attributed to the spirits.

===Combat and honor===
{{Quote|Rog not happy, he said. Rog say, fight and kill Guth, fight and kill Ugmush, fight and kill you, then go home.|translated=1|A veteran warns [[Callista Ming]]|<ref name="Murder in Slushtime" />}}
[[File:Gamorrean_Guard_with_Axe.jpg|thumb|left|A Gamorrean with a [[Vibro-ax/Legends|vibro-ax]].]]
Gamorrean combat was almost entirely hand-to-hand with or without a melee weapons and typically relied on physical power. Clans in regular contact with offworlders did not consider vibro-blades as magical objects as they did for a long time, and their increase in cutting power was considered a sign that they were a superior weapon. [[Vibro-ax/Legends|Vibro-axes]] were popular weapons among the Gamorreans and two examples were the [[Arg'garok/Legends|Arg'garok]]<ref name="Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords">''[[Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords]]''</ref> and the [[Clan Groogrun vibro-ax]]<ref name="The Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology">''[[The Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology]]''</ref>. The latter was built on Gamorr by members of the [[Groogrun clan]], such as the master weapon-maker [[Snogrutt]]<ref name="CCG: Jabba's Palace Limited">''[[Jabba's Palace Limited]]''</ref>. Another commonly used weapon was the [[Thogk]], a traditional Gamorrean club that literally translated as "log with a spike in it". They were crafted with pride by pounding a metal spike through a long chunk of [[gorgt]] wood. Gamorreans also frequently wore armor called [[M'uhk'gfa]]. Traditionally, each suit of battle-plate was constructed from fragments of metals collected as trophies on a battlefield and bound by leather-straps. A segmented collar protected the neck while plates surrounded the torso and shoulders. Thinner plates were often attached to the arms that allowed a weapon to be freely swung. A helmet was also worn that took into account the Gamorreans horns. Since their introduction to the [[Galactic Republic/Legends|Republic]], and later the [[Galactic Empire/Legends|Empire]], the traditional skill of constructing M'uhk'gfa battle plates diminished and many Gamorreans started to acquire pre-fabricated armor.

[[File:Gamorrean_brawl-EotEGM.png|thumb|180px|Gamorrean Combat.]]

The Gamorreans had little interest in ranged weapons, such as [[Blaster/Legends|blasters]]. When Republic scouts introduced them to weapons, they rejected them completely. The only way for a Gamorrean male to demonstrate his "boarness" was through close combat. The use of a ranged weapon against another honorable Gamorrean opponent was considered dishonorable. It was, however, acceptable to use blasters and other ranged weapons against other species and dishonored Gamorreans. Gamorrean honor was governed by a set of simple rules, mainly concerning the code of conduct for combat and warfare. Boars were born and bred to fight, and if they refused to or could not, they were killed by older boars (assuming that their mother allowed them to survive childhood).

[[File:Gamorrean_trio_btm.jpg|thumb|left|200px|A trio of Gamorreans with various weapons.]]

It was honorable for a boar to face an opponent in combat to first blood, defeat or death. Fair tournament fights were usually only to first blood since their purpose was to attract attention and show off not to risk life. Tournaments were also the scenes of pre-arranged death matches, often concerned with a suitor challenging a husband for the right to marry a sow.

The use of "magic" in combat with an honorable opponent was considered dishonorable. In addition to the use of blasters, it also included any other advanced technology, [[The Force/Legends|the Force]], natural abilities considered magical and anything else that could not be comprehended. It was also dishonorable to kill an opponent stealthily. In Gamorrean society, it was acceptable to challenge an opponent, fight and kill him for no reason at all, but it was an unforgivable wrong to sneak up and kill while they were not looking.

Intellectual thought was moderately discouraged in Gamorrean society and although some used intelligence and strategic planning to win battles, it was generally frowned upon. Sows were generally more intelligent than boars, but it was still not socially acceptable for a sow to be overtly intelligent.

Sows did not commonly fight in pitched battles although they did fight in single combat against raiders and occasionally in duels to settle vendettas. Sows gained honor in Gamorrean society by being ''gweek'', a term that translated as being matronly protective, having many children and tuskers, owning land and property and managing it well.

Regarding working with non-Gamorreans, they also stated that they would only work alongside them, should their opponent best them in single combat, as otherwise, they prefer death to servitude. This was how the first of the Gamorrean guards were recruited under the payroll of Jabba the Hutt, as well as how Thok was recruited by Arden Lyn.

<span>Most Gamorreans had a hatred of </span>[[Droid/Legends|droid]]<span>s and other mechanical devices, and they would often needlessly destroy a droid if given the opportunity.</span>

====Personal weaponry at a glance====
*''[[Arg'garok/Legends|Arg'garok]]'' [[Vibro-ax/Legends|vibro-axe]] (mid-range)
*[[Blaster carbine/Legends|Blaster carbine]] (long range)
*[[Gamorrean cleaver|Cleaver]] (short range)
*[[Gamorrean dueling knife|Dueling knife]] (long range)
*[[Gamorrean power gauntlets|Power gauntlets]] (special)
*''[[Thogk]]'' club (short range)

===Language===
{{Quote|Rog will not understand this. Who would write Guth's name but Guth? Rog will avenge his brother.|translated=1|[[Kufbrug]] struggles to comprehend a forged [[Gamorrese]] rune|<ref name="Murder in Slushtime" />}}
[[File:Gamorrean_Runes.jpg|thumb|200px|Gamorrean [[Wikipedia:Runic alphabet|Runes]].]]
Gamorreans spoke their native language of [[Gamorrese]], or Gamorrean. To an individual unfamiliar with the language it sounded like a string of grunts, squeals and oinks. It was, however, a complex form of communication well-suited to the lifestyle of the Gamorreans. Although Gamorrese did not have a sophisticated written language, it did have a very basic runic alphabet which was used for record keeping, accounting, recording epic stories, and genealogy. Gamorrean genealogy was an extremely complex subject and was studied by a small class of scholar-lawyer sows who were known to memorize genealogical listings, heroic deeds and property transactions. The runic alphabet was only typically used by educated sows, although a fair number of boars could read them slowly. There were known to be several variations of the runic alphabet. Since most Gamorreans encountered in the galaxy were males, it was generally considered that the Gamorreans had no written language.

Gamorrean names were simple and were generally a guttural word that the individual made up describing what they would do if somebody made them angry. Most other species did not understand the nuances of their names and therefore did not comprehend the meaning intended. Despite this, the Gamorreans continued the practice, perhaps unaware that it was generally their size and demeanor that frightened smaller opponents and not the sound of their name.

===Creative arts===
The Gamorreans developed a unique music genre called [[Gamorrean opera]], composed of loud grunts, snorts and growls.<ref name="TLAOTH">''[[The Long Arm of the Hutt]]''</ref> Another form of music invented by the Gamorreans was called [[Baka rock]]<ref>{{SW|url=news/slugthrowers-an-overview-of-popular-music-and-musicians-in-a-galaxy-far-far-away-part-1|text=Slugthrowers: An Overview of Popular Music and Musicians in a Galaxy Far, Far Away, Part 1|int=Slugthrowers: An Overview of Popular Music and Musicians in a Galaxy Far, Far Away}}</ref>. [[Gamorrean poetry]] was performed in [[Hutt/Legends|Hutt]]-style chuba [[Cantina/Legends|cantinas]] [[Standard day/Legends|nightly]] in the [[Mirrsteel Heights]] on the [[Kwenn Space Station/Legends|Kwenn Space Station]].<ref name="Lords">''[[Lords of Nal Hutta]]''</ref>

==History==
{{Quote|How did the Empire capture Gamorr without firing a cannon bolt? They landed backwards, and the Gamorreans thought they were retreating!|[[Darth Caedus|Jacen Solo]]|<ref name="Legacy of the Force: Invincible">''[[Legacy of the Force: Invincible]]''</ref>}}
[[File:Gamorrean_on_Clak'dor_VII.jpg|thumb|left|250px|A Gamorrean performs at the [[Purghom Musical Performance Hall]] on [[Clak'dor VII]].]]

When the first offworld traders landed on Gamorr, five Gamorrean clans fought for the right to approach the vessel. When one clan won the right to approach after two days of battle the victorious Gamorreans walked up to the trading vessel and smashed it into pieces. Six further trading expeditions suffered the same fate before a heavily armed vessel was sent with a new aim, to take the Gamorreans as slaves. After this initial contact, [[The galaxy/Legends|the galaxy]] found more productive uses for the Gamorreans.

As a result of their physical characteristics and low intelligence, Gamorreans away from their home planet or colony were usually employed as [[Mercenary/Legends|mercenary]] fighters, guards, [[Bounty hunter/Legends|bounty hunters]] or heavy laborers. Gamorreans would generally work for anyone if the price was right and the nature of the work was to their liking. They would even accept slavery if the terms were right. A draw-back for some employers in hiring Gamorreans was their contractual requirements. They generally did not consider a contract binding if it was not sealed in blood by way of combat. Since traditionally a Gamorrean warlord would force a recruit to fight to prove his ability, they expected a prospective employer to do the same. From their perspective if an offworlder could not defeat those that they hired then they were not worth working for. Though prized as mercenaries, their strong clan allegiance and hatred for rival clans made it unwise to hire groups of Gamorrean enforcers without first inquiring about their clan backgrounds. A number of species, including [[Sullustan/Legends|Sullustans]], found Gamorrean females attractive, and many found work as belly dancers.<ref name="Nightlily: The Lovers' Tale">{{Shortstory|story=Nightlily: The Lovers' Tale|book=Tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina}}</ref>

During the [[Jedi Civil War]], Gamorreans were known to be involved with the [[Exchange]]<ref name="Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords" /> and to take innocent beings prisoner, keeping them as slaves, taking particular interest in [[Wookiee/Legends|Wookiees]]. Gamorrean [[Slaver/Legends|slavers]] took [[Zaalbar]] [[Prisoner/Legends|prisoner]] in [[3956 BBY]], who had to be rescued by an [[Amnesia/Legends|amnesiac]] [[Revan/Legends|Revan]].<ref name="Star Wars: Kinghts of the Old Republic">''[[Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic]]''</ref> By the time of [[New Sith Wars]], particularly the period between [[1042 BBY]] and [[1032 BBY/Legends|1032 BBY]], large numbers of Gamorrean warriors fought alongside [[Sith trooper (Sith Empire)|Sith troopers]] under the banner of [[Sith Lord/Legends|Sith Lords]] such as [[Chagras]], [[Odion]] and [[Daiman]], participating in raids and massacres. Due to these actions Gamorreans were considered cruel and merciless monsters, and their bad reputation survived into the times of the [[Galactic Empire/Legends|Galactic Empire]]. At least one, however, was intelligent and civilized enough to be the sergeant-at-arms for the [[New Republic Senate/Legends|New Republic Senate]].

Gamorrean sows were not as commonly sighted off Gamorr or Pzob. Notable exceptions were female traders such as [[Ugmush]], Captain of the ''[[Zicreex]]'', who traveled from Gamorr to nearby worlds trading goods. A Gamorrean sow also performed at the world famous [[Purghom Musical Performance Hall]] on [[Clak'dor VII]]"<ref name="Geonosis and the Outer Rim Worlds">''[[Geonosis and the Outer Rim Worlds]]''</ref>. A large group of sows settled on the asteroid [[G'aav'aar'oon]] and formed the religious order known as the [[Nuns of G'aav'aar'oon]]. They opened their convent as a medical facility, and took a pacifist approach to life, in contrast to the typical Gamorrean philosophy.<ref name="Challenge 43">{{ChallengeCite|43|The Nuns of G'aav'aar'oon}}</ref>

==Gamorreans in the galaxy==
{{Quote|Lord Vader, your powers are improving. See that Gamorrean over there? Kill him.|[[Palpatine/Legends|Palpatine]] walking with [[Anakin Skywalker/Legends|Darth Vader]] while inspecting their workers' progress|<ref name="Evasive Action: Recruitment">''[[Evasive Action: Recruitment]]''</ref>}}

[[File:Gamorrean_Slavemaster.jpg|thumb|250pxs|right|A [[Hutt/Legends|Hutt]] giving orders to a dim-witted Gamorrean guard.]]

Numerous [[Hutt/Legends|Hutts]] employed various Gamorreans throughout the ages. One of them was the intergalactic kingpin of crime, [[Jabba Desilijic Tiure/Legends|Jabba the Hutt]]. He was fond of hiring Gamorreans because they were so inexpensive, as well as because their thick mindedness made them immune to dirty tricks such as bribery.<ref>''[[Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary]]''</ref> Twelve Gamorreans were brought to [[Tatooine/Legends|Tatooine]] by [[Han Solo/Legends|Han Solo]] and [[Chewbacca/Legends|Chewbacca]] at the request of Jabba.<ref name="The Essential Guide to Alien Species">[[The Essential Guide to Alien Species (real-world book)|''The Essential Guide to Alien Species'']]</ref> In order to seal the contract the crimelord agreed to fight them all at once but only if they were blindfolded. They agreed and when they were unable to see Jabba, the Hutt ordered a group of his thugs to beat them. The nine that survived dutifully pledged themselves to the Hutt that they thought gave them a good thrashing.<ref name="The Essential Guide to Characters">''[[The Essential Guide to Characters]]''</ref> Of the nine surviving, two were named Gartog and [[Ortugg]]. Ortugg was the leader of the Gamorreans, who looked down upon [[Gartogg/Legends|Gartogg]], the most unintelligent Gamorrean in the palace. Even his fellow Gamorreans shunned him.

Among the Gamorreans in the employ of Jabba the Hutt were [[Gorc]] and [[Thok (Gamorrean guard)|Thok]], brothers imbued with the "magic power" to emit fire from their mouths, in actuality a sign of their [[Force-sensitive/Legends|Force-sensitivity]]. In the custody of the [[Dark side of the Force/Legends|darksider]] [[Sariss]] following an incident in [[Mos Eisley/Legends|Mos Eisley's]] [[Red Moon Saloon]], Thok revealed his brother's abilities, leading to Gorc's [[Mutant|mutation]] and subsequent membership in [[Inquisitorius/Legends|Inquisitor]] [[Jerec (Inquisitor)|Jerec's]] band of seven [[Dark Jedi/Legends|Dark Jedi]] who were looking for the lost [[Valley of the Jedi]].<ref name="Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II">''[[Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II]]''</ref> Thok himself was acquired by [[Emperor's Hand/Legends|Emperor's Hand]] [[Arden Lyn]], who trained the Gamorrean in the art of [[Teräs Käsi/Legends|Teräs Käsi]] after defeating him in single combat.<ref name="''AHOTE''">{{SW|url=news/barely-tolerable-alien-henchmen-of-the-empire-part-2|text=Barely Tolerable: Alien Henchmen of the Empire, Part 2|int=Barely Tolerable: Alien Henchmen of the Empire}}</ref>

Shortly after the reformation of the Republic into the Empire, a Gamorrean laborer worked on the construction of Emperor [[Palpatine/Legends|Palpatine's]] retreat on the planet [[Byss/Legends|Byss]]. The worker was killed by [[Anakin Skywalker/Legends|Darth Vader]] using [[The Force/Legends|the Force]] at the request of the Emperor"<ref name="Evasive Action: Recruitment" />.

[[Gardulla Besadii the Elder/Legends|Gardulla the Hutt]] also employed Gamorreans. She had about 40 Gamorreans who served her. However, almost none of those Gamorreans survived after [[Jango Fett/Legends|Jango Fett]] infiltrated [[Imperial Station Bravo|Gardulla's Palace]] in [[32 BBY/Legends|32 BBY]]. [[Wartogg]] was one of the many Gamorrean guards who Jabba put prices on following the capture of [[Longo Two-Guns]]. Gardulla was defeated and the Gamorreans that survived were never heard from again.

[[File:Gamorrean_doctrination_tanks.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Gamorreans indoctrinated aboard the ''[[Eye of Palpatine]]'']]

[[Grappa (Hutt)|Grappa]] the [[Hutt/Legends|Hutt]] had only one known Gamorrean employed in his service. His name was [[Tront]] who, like most of his kind, loathed droids<ref name="Crimson Empire II: Council of Blood''">''[[Crimson Empire II: Council of Blood]]''</ref>. He ran off with his partner [[Sol Mon]] when [[Alliance to Restore the Republic/Legends|Rebels]] came to Grappa's palace.
Other Hutts, such as [[Ka'Pa]],<ref name="Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith">''[[Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith]]''</ref> also had a few Gamorreans in their employment.

Members of the [[Klagg clan|Klagg]] and [[Gakfedd clan|Gakfedd]] clans native to Pzob were abducted by the battlemoon, the ''[[Eye of Palpatine]]''. This vessel had been programmed to pick up [[Stormtrooper/Legends|stormtroopers]] who had been implanted onto certain [[Outer Rim Territories/Legends|Outer Rim]] planets but it was disabled by [[Geith Eris]] and [[Callista Ming]] whose essence remained with the vessel after the Jedi's sacrificed themselves to prevent the assassination of a group of Jedi children on [[Belsavis/Legends|Belsavis]]. When it was later reactivated 30 years later ([[12 ABY/Legends|12 ABY]]) the ''Eye of Palpatine'' set off to complete its stormtrooper recovery mission. The forty-five stormtroopers deposited on Pzob diminished in numbers over the decades that followed through continual battles with the local Klagg and Gakfedd clans. When the ''Eye of Palpatine'' finally arrived the stormtrooper squad was decimated and it took the natives of Pzob in their place. They were forcibly indoctrinated through a cerebral feed and turned into stormtroopers. They wore pieces of stormtrooper armor by cutting out the sleeves or had fastened chunks onto their arms and chests with engine tape. Some of them had stormtrooper helmets perched on the top of their heads like hats.<ref name="Children of the Jedi" />

[[File:Voort_saBinring2.jpg|thumb|right|150px|[[Voort saBinring|Voort "Piggy" saBinring]] in [[Wraith Squadron]] flight suit.]]

The music band [[Deeply Religious]] had a track on their self-titled album called "[[Gamorrean Hard Case]]"<ref name="Galaxy Guide 9: Fragments from the Rim">''[[Galaxy Guide 9: Fragments from the Rim]]''</ref>.

One of the most notable Gamorreans was [[Voort saBinring]], nicknamed "Piggy", a member of [[Wraith Squadron]]. He joined in [[7 ABY/Legends|7 ABY]] and was a member through the [[Yuuzhan Vong War]]. As part of [[Project Chubar]] he was biochemically altered by [[Binring Biomedical Product]] to bring his attention span and intelligence more in line with Humans. When he escaped the facility, he joined the fight against the Empire<ref name="X-Wing: Wraith Squadron">''[[X-Wing: Wraith Squadron]]''</ref>.

As a Wraith, saBinring participated in the fight with Imperial Admiral [[Apwar Trigit]] and was an analyst on [[Han Solo/Legends|Han Solo's]] anti-Zsinj task force. He continued service with the Squadron when it was transferred to New Republic Intelligence. During the Vong invasion, he participated in efforts to repel the Vong from [[Borleias]], as both a Wraith and a member of [[Twin Suns Squadron]]. Piggy would also help plan Luke Skywalker's mission to [[Coruscant/Legends|Coruscant]] to track down [[Lord Nyax]].

{{Noncanonstart}}
After training at some of the finest restaurants on the planet [[Lamaredd/Legends|Lamaredd]], the male Gamorrean [[Gammy]] earned the title of [[Galactic gourmet]]. He then went on to teach at the [[Jedi academy]] at the [[Jedi Temple]] on Coruscant and served as [[Chef/Legends|chef]].<ref name="return">''[[Jedi Academy: Return of the Padawan]]''</ref>
{{Noncanonend}}

==Behind the scenes==
[[File:Gamorrean_Guard_Concept2.jpg|thumb|left|150px|Early concept art by [[Ralph McQuarrie]].]]

In early sketches of Jabba's Palace guards, [[Ralph McQuarrie]] depicted large, aggressive humanoids with the facial features of bears. The design was later developed by [[Joe Johnston]] into creatures that resembled wild boars with snouts and tusks. In the original sketches these porcine creatures were wearing no clothing over their torsos. However, due to the limitations of technology in the early 1980s, this was impractical, and the creatures were dressed with the familiar leather and cloth uniform. Metal epaulets were added to the costume to conceal the shoulder seams. The design was refined by [[Dave Carson]], who termed them "Pig Guards," which is what they were called during the production of [[Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi|''Return of the Jedi'']].

In ''[[The Dark Side Sourcebook]]'', at the top of page 119, there is an image of what appears to be a [[Sithspawn/Legends|Sithspawn]] [[Mutant]] Gamorrean changed by [[Sith alchemy/Legends|Sith alchemy]]. It is pictured with what appears to be a mutant [[Twi'lek/Legends|Twi'lek]], [[Mon Calamari/Legends|Mon Calamari]] and [[Wookiee/Legends|Wookiee]]. The section is about Sith Mutants, but there is no direct reference to the mutant creatures pictured.

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*{{WEGCite|book=Galaxy Guide 5: Return of the Jedi|story=The Employment Test|stext=''The Employment Test''}} {{Mo}}
*{{WEGCite|book=Galaxy Guide 5: Return of the Jedi (Second Edition)|text=''Galaxy Guide 5: Return of the Jedi'', Second Edition|story=The Employment Test|stext=''The Employment Test''}} {{Mo}}
*{{Tales|8|The One That Got Away}}
*{{Shortstory|story=That's Entertainment: The Tale of Salacious Crumb|book=Tales from Jabba's Palace}}
*{{Shortstory|story=Of the Day's Annoyances: Bib Fortuna's Tale|book=Tales from Jabba's Palace}}
*{{Film|VI}}
*[[Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (novel)|''Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi'' novel]] {{1st}}
*[[Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (junior novelization)|''Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi'' junior novel]]
*[[Return of the Jedi 1|''Return of the Jedi'' 1]]
*{{Shortstory|story=Sleight of Hand: The Tale of Mara Jade|book=Tales from Jabba's Palace}}
*{{Shortstory|story=Taster's Choice: The Tale of Jabba's Chef|book=Tales from Jabba's Palace}}
*{{Shortstory|story=A Time to Mourn, a Time to Dance: Oola's Tale|book=Tales from Jabba's Palace}}
*{{Shortstory|story=Goatgrass: The Tale of Ree-Yees|book=Tales from Jabba's Palace}}
*{{Shortstory|story=And Then There Were Some: The Gamorrean Guard's Tale|book=Tales from Jabba's Palace}}
*{{Shortstory|story=Let Us Prey: The Whiphid's Tale|book=Tales from Jabba's Palace}}
*{{Shortstory|story=Tongue-tied: Bubo's Tale|book=Tales from Jabba's Palace}}
*{{Shortstory|story=A Free Quarren in the Palace: Tessek's Tale|book=Tales from Jabba's Palace}}
*{{Shortstory|story=Old Friends: Ephant Mon's Tale|book=Tales from Jabba's Palace}}
*''[[Mara Jade – By the Emperor's Hand 1]]''
*{{Shortstory|story=Skin Deep: The Fat Dancer's Tale|book=Tales from Jabba's Palace}}
*[[Return of the Jedi 2|''Return of the Jedi'' 2]]
*''[[The Ordeal of Boba Fett]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[The Mandalorian Armor]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Slave Ship]]'' {{Mo}}
*[[Star Wars (1977) 81|''Star Wars'' (1977) 81]] {{Flash}}
*[[Star Wars (1977) 85|''Star Wars'' (1977) 85]]
*[[Star Wars (1977) 90|''Star Wars'' (1977) 90]]
*''[[The Jabba Tape]]''
*{{Tales|3|Three Against the Galaxy}}
*[[Star Wars (1977) 108|''Star Wars'' (1977) 108]]
*{{WEGCite|book=Twin Stars of Kira (West End Games)|text=''Twin Stars of Kira''|story=For a Few Kilotons More}}
*{{Journal|12|Heroes Need Not Apply}}
*{{Journal|9|Death-Hunter}} {{Mo}} <!---p.209-->
*{{Journal|15|Laughter After Dark (short story)|Laughter After Dark}} {{Mo}}
*''[[X-Wing: Rogue Squadron]]'' {{Mo}}
*[[X-Wing: Rogue Squadron (unabridged audiobook)|''X-Wing: Rogue Squadron'' unabridged audiobook]] {{Mo}}
*''[[X-Wing: Wedge's Gamble]]''
*''[[X-Wing: Wraith Squadron]]''
*''[[X-Wing: Iron Fist]]''
*''[[X-Wing: Solo Command]]''
*{{Shortstory|story=Hutt and Seek|book=Tales from the New Republic}} {{Mo}}
*''[[Dark Forces: Rebel Agent]]''
*[[Dark Forces: Rebel Agent audio drama|''Dark Forces: Rebel Agent'' audio]]
*''[[Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II]]''
*''[[Tatooine Ghost]]''
*{{WEGCite|book=The Politics of Contraband|story=The Right Place ...}}
*{{WEGCite|book=Classic Adventures|story=The Right Place ...}}
*{{WEGCite|book=The Politics of Contraband|story=Easy Money}}
*{{WEGCite|book=Classic Adventures|story=Easy Money}}
*{{DarkStryder|Little Empires|The Kathol Outback}} {{Po}}
*''[[Heir to the Empire]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[X-Wing: Isard's Revenge]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith]]''
*''[[Crimson Empire II: Council of Blood]]''
*''[[I, Jedi]]'' {{Mo}}
*[[Children of the Jedi (novel)|''Children of the Jedi'']]
*{{Shortstory|story=Simple Tricks|book=Tales from the New Republic}} {{Mo}}
*[[Darksaber (novel)|''Darksaber'']]
*{{Journal|14|Murder in Slushtime}}
*''[[Planet of Twilight]]''
*''[[The Black Fleet Crisis]]''
*''[[Red Sky, Blue Flame]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[The New Jedi Order: Vector Prime]]''
*''[[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: Crisis at Crystal Reef]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[The New Jedi Order: Vector Prime]]''
*''[[The New Jedi Order: Dark Tide I: Onslaught]]''
*''[[The New Jedi Order: Agents of Chaos I: Hero's Trial]]''
*''[[The New Jedi Order: Agents of Chaos II: Jedi Eclipse]]''
*''[[The New Jedi Order: Balance Point]]''
*''[[The New Jedi Order: Edge of Victory I: Conquest]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[The New Jedi Order: Edge of Victory II: Rebirth]]''
*''[[The New Jedi Order: Star by Star]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[The New Jedi Order: Dark Journey]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[The New Jedi Order: Enemy Lines I: Rebel Dream]]''
*''[[The New Jedi Order: Enemy Lines II: Rebel Stand]]''
*''[[The New Jedi Order: The Unifying Force]]''
*''[[Dark Nest I: The Joiner King]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Legacy of the Force: Tempest]]''
*''[[Legacy of the Force: Exile]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Legacy of the Force: Invincible]]'' {{Mo}}
*[[Millennium Falcon (novel)|''Millennium Falcon'']]
*[[Millennium Falcon (audiobook)|''Millennium Falcon'' audiobook]]
*''[[Fate of the Jedi: Outcast]]'' {{Mo}}
*[[Fate of the Jedi: Outcast (audiobook)|''Fate of the Jedi: Outcast'' audiobook]] {{Mo}}
*''[[Fate of the Jedi: Omen]]''
*[[Fate of the Jedi: Omen (audiobook)|''Fate of the Jedi: Omen'' audiobook]]
*''[[Fate of the Jedi: Backlash]]'' {{C|as a disguise}}
*[[Fate of the Jedi: Backlash (audiobook)|''Fate of the Jedi: Backlash'' audiobook]] {{C|as a disguise}}
*''[[Fate of the Jedi: Allies]]''
*[[Fate of the Jedi: Allies (audiobook)|''Fate of the Jedi: Allies'' audiobook]]
*''[[Fate of the Jedi: Vortex]]'' {{Mo}}
*[[Fate of the Jedi: Vortex (audiobook)|''Fate of the Jedi: Vortex'' audiobook]] {{Mo}}
*''[[Fate of the Jedi: Conviction]]''
*[[Fate of the Jedi: Conviction (audiobook)|''Fate of the Jedi: Conviction'' audiobook]]
*''[[Fate of the Jedi: Ascension]]'' {{Mo}}
*[[Fate of the Jedi: Ascension (audiobook)|''Fate of the Jedi: Ascension'' audiobook]] {{Mo}}
*''[[X-Wing: Mercy Kill]]''
*[[X-Wing: Mercy Kill (audiobook)|''X-Wing: Mercy Kill'' audiobook]]
*[[Legacy (2006) 11|''Legacy'' (2006) 11]]
}}

===Non-canon appearances===
*''[[Jedi Academy: Return of the Padawan]]''
*{{Tales|14|Mythology}} {{Flash}}
*''[[Star Wars Mythos]]''
*''[[LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga]]''
*[[LEGO Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles (video game)|''LEGO Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles'' video game]]
*{{Tales|24|Fett Club}}
*{{Tales|16|Best Birthday Ever}}
*{{Tales|1|Skippy the Jedi Droid}}
*''[[LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy]]''
*''[[Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars]]''
*''[[Star Wars Infinities: The Empire Strikes Back]]''
*{{Tales|6|Fortune, Fate, and the Natural History of the Sarlacc}}
*{{Tales|10|Skreej}}
*''[[Star Wars Infinities: Return of the Jedi]]''
*''[[The Return of Tag & Bink: Special Edition]]''
*{{TFU|USE=y}}
*{{Tales|19|The Lost Lightsaber}} {{Flash}}

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*[[Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Coloring Book (Max Rebo)|''Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Coloring Book'' (Max Rebo)]]
*[[Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Coloring Book (Luke Skywalker)|''Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Coloring Book'' (Luke Skywalker)]]
*''[[Return of the Jedi Monster Activity Book]]''
*''[[A Guide to the Star Wars Universe]]''
*[[Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Coloring Book (1984)|''Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Coloring Book'' (1984)]] {{Po}}
<!--1987 oct-->
*''[[Star Wars Roleplaying Game]]''
<!--1987 nov-->
*''[[The Star Wars Sourcebook]]''
*{{InsiderCite|3|Mark Hamill: 10 Years Later}} {{Po}}
<!--1990 apr/may-->
*''[[Star Wars Campaign Pack]]''
*''[[The Star Wars Rules Companion]]''
*''[[Galaxy Guide 2: Yavin and Bespin]]''
*''[[Galaxy Guide 5: Return of the Jedi]]''
*''[[Galaxy Guide 6: Tramp Freighters]]''
*{{ChallengeCite|43|The Nuns of G'aav'aar'oon}}
<!--1991 jan; pg 29-->
*''[[Planets of the Galaxy, Volume One]]''
*[[Star Wars Miniatures Battles (first edition)|''Star Wars Miniatures Battles'']]
*[[Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, Second Edition|''Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game'', Second Edition]]
*''[[Star Wars Gamemaster Screen]]''
<!--1993 may-->
*[[Wanted by Cracken (sourcebook)|''Wanted by Cracken'']]
*''[[Galaxy Guide 7: Mos Eisley]]''
*''[[Star Wars Gamemaster Handbook]]''
*''[[Galaxy Guide 9: Fragments from the Rim]]''
*''[[Dark Empire Sourcebook]]''
<!--1993 jun-->
*{{ChallengeCite|73|New Character Templates: A Supplement to Star Wars' Mos Eisley Galaxy Guide}}
<!--1993 sep 1-->
*''[[Planets of the Galaxy, Volume Three]]''
*''[[Star Wars Technical Journal of the Planet Tatooine]]'' {{Po}}
*''[[The Movie Trilogy Sourcebook]]''
*[[Star Wars Miniatures Battles (Second Edition)|''Star Wars Miniatures Battles'', Second Edition]]
<!--1994 mar-->
*''[[Galaxy Guide 10: Bounty Hunters]]''
*[[Galaxy Guide 6: Tramp Freighters (Second Edition)|''Galaxy Guide 6: Tramp Freighters'', Second Edition]]
<!--1994 jun-->
*[[Star Wars Sourcebook (Second Edition)|''Star Wars Sourcebook'', Second Edition]]''
*''[[Galaxy Guide 11: Criminal Organizations]]''
*''[[The Star Wars Planets Collection]]''
*{{Journal|4|Wanted by Cracken (Star Wars Adventure Journal)|Wanted by Cracken}}
*''[[Creatures of the Galaxy]]''
<!--1995-2000 -->
*''[[Platt's Starport Guide]]''
*[[Star Wars: The Power of the Force (1995 toy line)|''Star Wars: The Power of the Force'' (1995)]]
*''[[Galladinium's Fantastic Technology]]''
*[[Galaxy Guide 2: Yavin and Bespin (Second Edition)|''Galaxy Guide 2: Yavin and Bespin'', Second Edition]]
<!--1995 jun 1-->
*''[[Alliance Intelligence Reports]]''
<!--1995 spring-->
*[[Star Wars Galaxy Magazine 3|''Star Wars Galaxy Magazine 3 - Aliens from Dark Forces and the Super Star Wars Series'']]
<!--1995 fall-->
*''[[Star Wars Galaxy Magazine 5]]'' <!--article?-->
<!--1995 oct-->
*''[[Star Wars Technical Journal]]'' {{Po}}
*[[Galaxy Guide 5: Return of the Jedi (Second Edition)|''Galaxy Guide 5: Return of the Jedi'', Second Edition]]
<!--1995 nov-->
*{{Journal|8|Wanted by Cracken (Star Wars Adventure Journal)|Wanted by Cracken}}
*''[[The Essential Guide to Characters]]''
*''[[The Illustrated Star Wars Universe]]''
*''[[Heroes & Rogues]]''
<!--1996 may 1-->
*{{Journal|10|A Free-Trader's Guide to the Planets}}
<!--1996 June-->
*''[[Shadows of the Empire Sourcebook]]''
<!--1996 aug-->
*''[[Live-Action Adventures]]''
*''[[Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, Second Edition, Revised and Expanded]]''
*{{SOTE|cardname=Guri Does Xizor's Dirty Work|link=https://www.rebelscum.com/photo.asp?image=/sote/soteTC030.jpg|archiveurl=https://archive.is/9wiy}}
*{{Journal|11|Smuggler's Log}}
*''[[Gamemaster Toolkit: Live-Action Adventures]]''
*''[[Star Wars Gamemaster Screen, Revised]]'' <!-- December 1996 -->
<!--1997-->
*''[[Pirates & Privateers]]''
<!--1997 jan-->
*''[[Wretched Hives of Scum & Villainy]]''
<!--1997 feb 1-->
*''[[Introductory Adventure Game]]''
*''[[The Black Sands of Socorro]]''
*''[[Secrets of the Sisar Run]]''
*''[[Lords of the Expanse]]''
*''[[Star Wars Trilogy Sourcebook, Special Edition]]''
*''[[Platt's Smugglers Guide]]''
<!--1997 nov 4-->
*''[[The Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology]]''
*''[[Star Wars: The Art of the Brothers Hildebrandt]]''
<!--1998 feb-->
*{{StarWarsKidsCite|8|Who Is That Alien?}}
<!--1998 mar-->
*''[[Alien Encounters]]''
<!--1998 apr-->
*{{CCG|set=Jabba's Palace Limited}}
<!--1998 apr-->
*''[[Star Wars: Rebellion: Prima's Official Strategy Guide]]'' {{Po}}
<!--1998 jun-->
*''[[Star Wars Encyclopedia]]''
<!--1998 july 21-->
*''[[The Essential Guide to Planets and Moons]]''
<!--1998 fall-->
*''[[Star Wars: Behind the Magic]]''
<!--1998 oct 22-->
*''[[Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary]]''
<!--1999 feb 1-->
*''[[Star Wars: The Action Figure Archive]]''
*{{EGCite|D|C2-R4 Multipurpose Unit}}
*{{EGCite|D|DZ-70 Fugitive Tracker Droid}}
*{{HasbroCite|set=Star Wars: Power of the Jedi|pack=Tessek|altlink=https://www.rebelscum.com/potjtessek.asp}}
<!--2000 nov 1-->
*{{GamerCite|2|Snow Job}}
}}

==Notes and references==
[[File:RMQ-ev9d9.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Later concept art by [[Ralph McQuarrie|McQuarrie]].]]
{{Reflist}}

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

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