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Asajj Ventress

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Asajj Ventress was a Dathomirian Nightsister who lived through the fall of the Galactic Republic, becoming an accomplished warrior in the Clone Wars. She was taken from her family as an infant on the planet Dathomir and enslaved by pirates on the war-torn world of Rattatak, where the stranded Jedi Knight Ky Narec found Ventress and took her under his wing. They defended the local populace against warlords and pirates, but Narec was killed before training was complete, and the Force-sensitive girl hunted Rattatak's warlords in rage. Bereft of guidance, Ventress was discovered and trained as an acolyte by the Sith Lord Darth Tyranus, publicly the Separatist leader Count Dooku. She led Separatist droid forces against the Republic's clone army and the Jedi who defended its democracy during the Clone Wars, clashing blades against Jedi Generals Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker.

Dooku's dark disciple was responsible for kidnapping Jabba the Hutt's son Rotta, rescuing Trade Federation Viceroy Nute Gunray, and infiltrating the clone homeworld of Kamino, though she competed with the Separatist military leader General Grievous. When Dooku abruptly abandoned Ventress under the orders of his master, Darth Sidious, she rejoined her Nightsister brethren and helped Mother Talzin's plots against the Sith, attempting to assassinate Dooku and training the Dathomirian Savage Opress as a Nightsister pawn who posed as Dooku's aspiring apprentice—only for her sisters to be massacred by Grievous and his army.

Ventress was deeply hurt by the loss of her newfound family and so took to wandering the galaxy in search of a purpose, finding her skills useful in bounty hunting. Her work forced her to adopt a series of unexpected alliances—she rescued Obi-Wan Kenobi from the clutches of the renegade Sith Lord Maul and Savage Opress and worked with Anakin Skywalker's Padawan, Ahsoka Tano, when Tano was falsely accused of bombing the Jedi Temple. When the Jedi Order sent Jedi Master Quinlan Vos on a secret mission to assassinate Dooku, Ventress worked with Vos and taught him about her former master—and about the dark side of the Force. Ventress and Vos fell in love while preparing for their attempt, but it failed as well.

Under Dooku's torture and goading, the Jedi Master fell decisively to the dark side as he developed hatred for Ventress’ slaying of his own Jedi Master earlier in the war, and he became known as the Separatist Admiral Enigma. Shattered but determined to right her mistake, Ventress approached Obi-Wan Kenobi and the Jedi High Council, and they worked together to rescue Vos. Although Ventress sensed his fall, Vos refused to believe that he still had his own darkness, and the Jedi Council assigned him to battle Dooku, albeit with backup. Ventress joined Vos, and though the Jedi realized that he indeed was giving himself fully to the dark side, Ventress was unwilling to part with her lover despite being taken by surprise that Vos was working closely with Dooku. She tried to take them away from Republic forces on Christophsis to no avail. Although Vos was attempting to uncover the mysterious Darth Sidious through Dooku, the Separatist leader would have killed Vos if not for the intervention of Ventress, who sacrificed herself and embraced the light.

Asajj Ventress' death prompted Vos to renounce the dark side and surrender to the Jedi. She was honored for her sacrifice by the Jedi Council, which recognized their own mistakes. Vos and Kenobi returned Ventress' body to her clan's village on Dathomir. As her body sank into the waters of her home, Ventress entered the spirit world, where she heard the voice of Mother Talzin. The Nightsister leader offered her the chance to return to the land of the living at the cost of giving up her heart's desire. Ventress decided to do so, stepping back into life.

With the Clone Wars over and the Galactic Empire now ruling the galaxy, she returned to bounty hunting, during which time she helped the fugitive clone Omega during a brief encounter on Pabu. In time, Ventress gave up her old life in favor of a quiet life as a security guard on an unremarkable astronomical object. However, upon meeting the young Jedi Lyco Strata, she assisted him in escaping Imperial stormtroopers and an Inquisitor before embarking on several other missions together.

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Facts

Homeworld
Dathomir
Born
50 BBY, Dathomir
Died
19 BBY, Christophsis (resurrected)
Species
Zabrak (Dathomirian)
Gender
Female
Pronouns
She/her
Height
1.78 meters (5 ft, 10 in)–1.79 meters
Hair
Brown, later silver-blonde
Eyes
Ice-blue
Skin
Bone-white (with purple tattoos), later faintly scarred
Families
Mother Talzin's clan
Parents
A mother
Partners
Quinlan Vos (lover)
Affiliations
Jedi Order
Sith (as a Sith acolyte)
Confederacy of Independent Systems
Confederacy military
Nightsisters
Krayt's Claw
Cort's transport office
Masters
Ky Narec (Jedi Master)
Darth Tyranus (Sith Master)
Apprentices
Savage Opress (dark side tutelage)
Quinlan Vos (dark side tutelage)

Appearances

68 works, in story order
  1. Star Wars: Galactic Defense
  2. Star Wars Battlefront II (mentioned only)
  3. Dooku: Jedi Lost
  4. Dooku: Jedi Lost script
  5. Jedi of the Republic – Mace Windu 5
  6. Brotherhood
  7. Hyperspace Stories 5
  8. Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales 1 (mentioned only)
  9. Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales 2
  10. Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales 3 (indirect mention)
  11. Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales 5 (mentioned only)
  12. The Hidden Enemy
  13. Star Wars: The Clone Wars film (first appearance)
  14. Ambush
  15. Sharing the Same Face
  16. Rookies (as a hologram)
  17. Cloak of Darkness
  18. Lair of Grievous (indirect mention)
  19. Choose Your Destiny: A Clone Trooper Mission
  20. A Jedi's Duty (indirect mention)
  21. Brain Invaders (mentioned only)
  22. Worthless
  23. ARC Troopers
  24. Hyperspace Stories: The Bad Batch—Ghost Agents 1
  25. Hyperspace Stories: The Bad Batch—Ghost Agents 2
  26. Hyperspace Stories: The Bad Batch—Ghost Agents 3
  27. Hyperspace Stories: The Bad Batch—Ghost Agents 4
  28. Hyperspace Stories: The Bad Batch—Ghost Agents 5 (indirect mention)
  29. Tales of Villainy: Give & Take
  30. Heroes on Both Sides (mentioned only)
  31. Nightsisters
  32. Monster
  33. Witches of the Mist
  34. Massacre
  35. Bounty
  36. The Lost Nightsister
  37. Brothers
  38. Revenge
  39. Dark Vengeance
  40. Sisters
  41. To Catch a Jedi
  42. The Wrong Jedi
  43. Kindred Spirits
  44. Dark Disciple
  45. A Way Forward
  46. Friends
  47. One Warrior to Another
  48. Bad Territory (as a hologram)
  49. The Harbinger
  50. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (mentioned only)
  51. The Mighty Chewbacca in the Forest of Fear! (mentioned only)
  52. Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle 1 (as a hologram)
  53. Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle 3 (in a flashback)
  54. Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle 5 (as a hologram)
  55. Obi-Wan 4 (in a flashback)
  56. Star Wars (2015) 47
  57. Doctor Aphra (2020) 22
  58. Doctor Aphra (2020) 35
  59. Battle of Jakku — Republic Under Siege 1 (indirect mention)
  60. Star Wars: Hunters
  61. Part Seven: Dreams and Madness (mentioned only)
  62. Ahsoka 7 (mentioned only)
  63. Star Wars Adventures Ashcan (in a flashback)
  64. Savi's Workshop (mentioned only)
  65. Halcyon Legacy 1 (in a flashback)
  66. Halcyon Legacy 3 (in a flashback)
  67. Whills (mentioned only)
  68. Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes
Non-canon appearances: 8
  1. Crisis on Coruscant (in a flashback)
  2. LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens
  3. Fortnite (pictured only)
  4. LEGO Star Wars Battles
  5. LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
  6. Part One
  7. Obi-Wan and Ventress Saber Scuffle
  8. Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains

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