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Battle at the Iron Tower

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During their larger resistance to the Imperial occupation of their homeworld, Aridus, the Chubbit resistance fought a battle at the Empire's Iron Tower to permit their Human allies to infiltrate the structure. The Chubbits ambushed an Imperial patrol speeder from an elevated position, destroying it. The speeder otherwise would have overtaken the Human allies—Luke Skywalker and a man claiming to be Obi-Wan Kenobi—and prevented them from entering the tower to destroy it. The structure, while necessary to overcome Aridus's ionized atmosphere and allow electronics to work on the world, interfered with the nervous system of the planet's native Chubbits, killing many. Nevertheless, the Obi-Wan Kenobi impersonator's mission was actually a careful ruse to lure Skywalker to the clutches of Darth Vader, waiting in the tower. Yet the actor had a change of heart and brought the tower down with the pull of a lever, freeing the Chubbits of its deleterious effects and allowing Skywalker to escape. Darth Vader nearly perished in the collapse, but he was saved by the Human smuggler Wrenga Jixton.

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Facts

Prev
Raid on an Imperial outpost
Conc
Yavin blockade
Next
Destruction of Laakteen Depot
Conflict
Galactic Civil War (Chubbit resistance)
Date
0 ABY
Place
Aridus
Result
Obi-Wan Kenobi impersonator and Luke Skywalker able to infiltrate the Iron Tower
Side 1
Chubbit resistance
Side 2
Galactic Empire
Commanders (side 1)
Obi-Wan Kenobi impersonator (double agent)
Luke Skywalker
Commanders (side 2)
Darth Vader
Forces1
Chubbit resistance fighters
Forces2
Imperial patrol speeder
Casual2
Imperial patrol speeder
Iron Tower

Appearances

3 works, in story order
  1. The Return of Ben Kenobi (first appearance)
  2. Shadow Stalker (mentioned only)
  3. A New Hope: The Life of Luke Skywalker (mentioned only)

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