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4-8C

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4-8C, or For-Atesee, was an IG-series assassin droid who served as an Imperial Grand Moff and a member of the Imperial Redesign Team during the Galactic Civil War. Devising a project, The Heart of Steel, without any permission from High Command, 4-8C sought to position himself as a hero of the Empire by creating a program that could override every computer within the galaxy.

However, his plans turned sour when the experimental droid B-1D4, carrier of The Heart of Steel virus, was caught in a battle and salvaged by Dilrath, a Skrilling junk merchant. Tracking B-1D4 there, 4-8C discovered that the droid had in fact been sold to one Captain Han Solo, a Rebel sympathizer. 4-8C then enlisted the help of Captain Kassihm and journeyed to Dweem, believing that Solo had fled there. The expedition proved to be uneventful, and 4-8C surmised that B-1D4 had in fact hijacked the Millennium Falcon and taken it to Imperial Center. There, The Heart of Steel deactivated the planetary defenses, causing havoc at the capital. Realizing that his project could be jeopardized, he raced to Merakai, where Solo and the droid were being held. 4-8C broke into the prison, started a riot, and rescued the droid, only to be deactivated and dismantled by Kassihm while escaping the scene.

Text and facts from the “4-8C” article on Wookieepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified for this site.

Facts

Died
0 ABY, Optitron, over Merakai
Line
IG-series
Model
IG-88 assassin droid
Class
Assassin droid
Height
1.96 meters
Gender
Masculine programming
Pronouns
new
Sensor
Red
Armament
Blaster rifle
Multiple blaster pistols
Affiliations
Galactic Empire
Imperial Department of Redesign

Appearances

4 works, in story order
  1. Star Wars Missions 13: Prisoner of the Nikto Pirates (first appearance)
  2. Star Wars Missions 14: The Monsters of Dweem
  3. Star Wars Missions 15: Voyage to the Underworld (mentioned only)
  4. Star Wars Missions 16: Imperial Jailbreak

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