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Sharad Hett

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Sharad Hett was a powerful male Human Jedi Knight who lived during the decades of relative peace prior to the Invasion of Naboo. A heroic and legendary figure in the pre-Clone Wars Galactic Republic, Hett was well known throughout the ranks of the Jedi Order, and was known by titles such as the Defender of Kamparas, Champion of Krmar, the Hound of Worlds, Tamer of Tyrants, and Nemesis of the Kimm. He eventually grew weary of his fame and, after a disaster that destroyed his homeworld and killed his family, exiled himself to Tatooine, where he became the warlord of a tribe of Tusken Raiders.

He sired a son, A'Sharad Hett, in this period, and continued to lead the Tuskens until the Jedi sent a representative to retrieve him—Ki-Adi-Mundi. During a war between the Tuskens and the Hutts of Tatooine, Aurra Sing killed Sharad Hett. Honoring the Jedi's final wish, Ki-Adi-Mundi took A'Sharad back to Coruscant as his Padawan. Many decades after Sharad's death, A'Sharad would fall to the dark side and become the infamous Darth Krayt, ruler of the One Sith.

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

Facts

Died
32 BBY (3 GrS), Tatooine
Species
Human
Gender
Male
Pronouns
He/him
Hair
Brown (shaved bald)
Eyes
Brown
Skin
Tan
Families
Hett family
Partners
K'Sheek
Children
A'Sharad Hett
Affiliations
Jedi Order
Galactic Republic
Tusken Raiders
Masters
Eeth Koth
Apprentices
A'Sharad Hett (Informal)

Appearances

18 works, in story order
  1. Star Wars (1998) 7 (first appearance)
  2. Star Wars (1998) 9
  3. Star Wars (1998) 10
  4. Star Wars (1998) 11
  5. Star Wars (1998) 12
  6. Star Wars (1998) 13 (mentioned only)
  7. Star Wars (1998) 15 (indirect mention)
  8. Star Wars (1998) 28 (mentioned only)
  9. Star Wars (1998) 30 (mentioned only)
  10. Star Wars (1998) 31 (indirect mention)
  11. Republic 59 (mentioned only)
  12. Republic 74 (mentioned only)
  13. Kenobi (mentioned only)
  14. The Life and Legend of Obi-Wan Kenobi (mentioned only)
  15. Legacy (2006) 15 (mentioned only)
  16. Legacy (2006) 16 (mentioned only)
  17. Legacy (2006) 18 (mentioned only)
  18. Legacy — War 1 (in a flashback)

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