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Dark Forces: Soldier for the Empire (audio drama)
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Dark Forces: Soldier for the Empire is an audio drama adapted by John Whitman, based on the 1997 novella of the same title written by William C. Dietz, which was made to bridge the events in the video games Dark Forces and Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II. The audio drama was produced by HighBridge Audio and was released in 1997 as two hour long two cassette tape set. It was adapted by John Whitman and the performance was directed by Peter Moore and featured music from the original movies' musical score by Star Wars composer John Williams.
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Facts
- Title
- Dark Forces: Soldier for the Empire
- Author
- John Whitman
- Narrator
- Ken Hiller
- Producers
- Tom Voegeli
- Director
- Peter Moore
- Cover artist
- Dean Williams
- Publisher
- HighBridge Audio
- Released
- 1997
- Media type
- Cassette tape
- Compact disc (as part of The Collector's Trilogy)
- Run time
- 1 hour 53 minutes
- (113 minutes)
- Discs
- 2
- Cassettes
- 2
- Isbn
- 9781565112025
- Timeline
- 1 BBY
- Series
- Star Wars: Dark Forces novellas
- Followed by
- Rebel Agent audio drama
Who turns up here
Characters: 27
- A-Cee
- Lando Calrissian
- Dol Donar II (first appearance)
- Nathan Donar III (first appearance)
- Rel Farley (mentioned only)
- Hong (first appearance)
- Horst (first appearance)
- Skorg Jameson (first appearance)
- Jen (first appearance)
- Jerec
- Jonsey (first appearance)
- Kyle Katarn
- Morgan Katarn
- Rom Mohc
- Mon Mothma
- Meck Odom (first appearance)
- Candice Ondi (first appearance)
- Jan Ors
- Pakku (first appearance)
- Palpatine (mentioned only)
- Rosco Ross (first appearance)
- Slyder (first appearance)
- Thrawn
- Trol (first appearance)
- Qu Rahn (mentioned only)
- Ris Waller (first appearance)
- WeeGee
Species: 9
Galaxy: 3
- Colavas system
- Corporate Sector (mentioned only)
- Sullust system
Starships: 13
- Death Star (mentioned only)
- Dreadnought
- New Hope
- Gamma-class assault shuttle (mentioned only)
- HWK-290 light freighter
- Moldy Crow
- X-Ray 291
- Star of Empire
- Strike cruisers (mentioned only)
- Imperial-class Star Destroyer
- Vengeance
- TIE/ln space superiority starfighters (mentioned only)
- Truly Sorry
Organizations: 9
Technology: 11
Lore: 1
- Jedi Knight (mentioned only)
Real world: 1
Everything else: 34
- Maintenance droid
- Porter droid
- Probe droid
- Protocol droid
- Omega Exercise
- Blue Moon
- B'omarr Temple
- Spaceport
- G-Tap
- Haj family
- Special Imperial Commandos
- Pirates (mentioned only)
- Blaster
- Comnet
- Electrobinoculars
- Grenade
- Holocube
- Holoprojector
- Laser cannon (mentioned only)
- Motivator
- Odometer
- Plitex nine
- Repulsor
- Turbolaser
- Tractor beam projector (mentioned only)
- Blastboats (mentioned only)
- Dropships (mentioned only)
- Space cruiser
- Victory-class Star Destroyer (mentioned only)
- Death Star plans
- Durasteel
- The Force
- Klik
- Rimmer
Not in the archive: 12
- ND4
- Rebel comm center
- Library
- Mess hall
- Parade ground
- Fusion plant (mentioned only)
- Floor jacker
- Lock pick
- Mini transmitter
- Orbital patrol ship
- Candied insects
- Radiation sickness
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