Massacre on Soheras Trench

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Concurrent

Mission to Had Abbadon^[1]^[2]

Massacre on Soheras Trench

Conflict

Combatants
One Sith^[1] Darth Krayt's Galactic Empire^[1]	Mon Calamari^[1]

Commanders
Darth Azard^[1] Vul Isen^[1]

Strength
1 Sea Leviathan^[1]	Mon Calamari prisoners†^[1]

Casualties
None^[1]	All participants^[1]

The Massacre on Soheras Trench was part of the Genocide of Mon Calamari ordered by Darth Krayt to punish the Mon Calamari people for their aid to the Galactic Alliance Remnant. The massacre was ordered by Darth Azard, a Quarren Sith Lord, and served to test the abilities of the Sea Leviathan, a kind of semi-sentient Sithspawn created by Sith scientist Vul Isen, based on the ancient Leviathans of the Hundred-Year Darkness.

The creature eliminated all prisoners of Imperial Extermination Camp 28, located on Soheras Trench, where the Leviathan had been kept in hibernation waiting for the order to be unleashed. Following the complete elimination of the camp's prisoners, Lord Azard and Isen sent the Sea Leviathan to hunt down the Mon Calamari Rangers.

Behind the scenes[]

The massacre appeared in the 2009 comic Legacy (2006) 32. Written by John Ostrander with art by Omar Francia, it was the first issue of the Fight Another Day story arc of Star Wars: Legacy.

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Appearances[]

Legacy (2006) 32

Notes and references[]

↑ ^1.00 ^1.01 ^1.02 ^1.03 ^1.04 ^1.05 ^1.06 ^1.07 ^1.08 ^1.09 ^1.10 ^1.11 ^1.12 ^1.13 ^1.14 ^1.15 ^1.16 ^1.17 ^1.18 Legacy (2006) 32
↑ Legacy (2006) 28
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 Legacy (2006) 33
↑ Legacy (2006) 30

Second Imperial Civil War
(130–138 ABY)

Galactic timeline

Previous: Sith–Imperial War (127–130 ABY)

Concurrent: Third Jedi Purge (130 ABY—)

Next: Darth Wredd's insurgency
(138 ABY–139 ABY)

Battles of the Second Imperial Civil War

Emerging Rebellions (137 ABY)	Daluuj (I) · Socorro · Bastion (I) · Borosk (I) · Vendaxa The Wheel (I) · Ossus (I) · Munto Codru · Bastion (II) Coruscant (I) · Ossus (II) · Coruscant (II) Dac (I) · Iego · Prakith · Dac (II) · Taivas (I) · Dac (III) Dac (IV) · Had Abbadon (I) · Dac (V) · Had Abbadon (II)
Alliance Solidified (137 ABY)	Ralltiir · Tatooine · Napdu · Arkanis sector · Dac (VI) Agamar (I) · Dac (VII) · Wayland · Agamar (II) · Dac (VIII)
Sith–Imperial Push (138 ABY)	Daluuj (II) · Da Soocha · Korriban · Utapau Coruscant (III) · Vinsoth · Falleen · Borosk (II) The Wheel (II) · Taivas (II) · Coruscant (IV)

Related topics and articles

Empire-in-exile · Galactic Alliance Remnant · New Jedi Order · Alliance
Darth Krayt's Galactic Empire · One Sith · Cade Skywalker · Jariah Syn · Deliah Blue
Roan Fel · Marasiah Fel · Imperial Knights · Antares Draco · Treis Sinde · Gar Stazi
Jedi High Council · Hidden Temple · K'Kruhk · T'ra Saa · Rawk · Wolf Sazen · Shado Vao
Darth Krayt · Darth Wyyrlok · Darth Nihl · Darth Talon · Darth Maladi · Vul Isen · Viral spore
Celeste Morne · Muur Talisman · Morlish Veed · Morrigan Corde · Rulf Yage · Gunn Yage · Rav

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[Legacy_28-2] Legacy (2006) 28

[Legacy_33-3] 3.0 ^3.1 Legacy (2006) 33

[Legacy_30-4] Legacy (2006) 30

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