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Final Protocol

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The Final Protocol was a Sith edict given by Sith Regent Darth Wyyrlok to the Quarren Sith Lord Darth Azard and the Givin scientist Vul Isen. It called for the termination of the genocide on Mon Calamari and the legalization of the use of genocide against undesirables for the Empire. Wyyrlok, no longer desiring to waste Imperial resources on the planet or in long and costly campaigns, issued the Protocol to have Isen poison the oceans of Dac to eliminate every living creature on the planet.

When Azard asked what was to be done with the Quarren, allies of the Sith and the Empire, as well as other neutral species, Wyyrlok answered that the Quarren would be allowed to leave the planet, but without any aid from the Empire.

Isen happily proceeded to launch Viral spores into Dac's oceans. Carried by the currents, the spores spread across the entire planet within a week. Although the Galactic Alliance Core Fleet under Admiral Gar Stazi managed to drive out local Imperial forces and attempt an evacuation, it was already too late for nearly all of Dac's population. With the help of Roan Fel's Empire-in-exile and numerous civilian volunteers, twenty percent of Mon Calamari, Quarren, Whaladons and Moappa were successfully evacuated off-planet and shipped to hidden locations.

Azard and Isen were later sent to attack the Hutt world of Da Soocha where Mon Calamari refugees were said to be hiding. Once again, Isen poisoned the oceans of the world to devastate it.

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Facts

Proposedby
Darth Wyyrlok
Dateproposed
137 ABY
Government
Darth Krayt's Galactic Empire
Legislativebody
Regent
Result
First steps towards the genocide on Dac
Side 1
One Sith

Appearances

3 works, in story order
  1. Legacy (2006) 47 (first appearance)
  2. Legacy (2006) 48 (mentioned only)
  3. Legacy (2006) 49 (mentioned only)

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