Character
Dred Priest
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Dred Priest was a Human male Mandalorian warrior who was accepted into Jango Fett's invitation to train clone commandos on the planet Kamino as part of the Cuy'val Dar. During his time on Kamino, Priest earned the ire of some of his fellow Mandalorian Cuy'val Dar. Kal Skirata and Walon Vau abhorred his Death Watch leanings which taught that Mandalorians ought to restore their old glory by conquering the galaxy. Another Mandalorian training sergeant, Mij Gilamar, loathed Priest because of his formation of a Battle Circle, where his clone trainees engaged in deadly fights. Gilamar, who also served as a doctor, had to treat Priest's injured trainees and saw many that were beyond treatment and later died.
A few months after the formation of the Galactic Empire, Priest, along with his girlfriend Isabet Reau, were part of the resurgent Death Watch. The pair were stationed on Mandalore and were actively working with the Imperial garrison. When Gilamar and Kal's adopted son Ordo Skirata encountered Priest in the city of Keldabe, Priest tried to recruit Gilamar into joining the Death Watch. Upon confirming his belief that Priest was still intent in having the Mandalorians rebuild their old empire, Gilamar stabbed Priest with a knife above his thigh, slashing through Priest's femoral artery and causing massive blood loss. Priest died quickly and his body was disposed of by Gilamar and Ordo who threw his body into the Kelita River.
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Facts
- Died
- 18 BBY, Mandalore
- Species
- Human
- Gender
- Male
- Pronouns
- new
- Hair
- Brown
- Eyes
- Blue
- Families
- new
- Parents
- new
- Partners
- new
- Siblings
- new
- Children
- new
- Affiliations
- Mandalorians
- Cuy'val Dar
- Death Watch
Appearances
2 works, in story order
- Order 66: A Republic Commando Novel (first mentioned)
- Imperial Commando: 501st (first appearance)
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