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Karazak Slavers' Cooperative

Legends Canon version → Linked from 42 articles

Legends. This article is part of Legends: the expanded-universe stories that Lucasfilm set apart from canon in 2014.

The Karazak Slavers' Cooperative, also known as the Karazak Slaver's Guild, the Karazak Slavers Cooperative and the KSC, was a slaver guild in the galaxy active from the time of the Old Republic to the time of the New Republic. Based in the Karazak system, in the Sujimis sector of the Outer Rim Territories, it competed with other older important slaver cooperatives such as the Zygerrian Slavers Guild and the Thalassian slavers. The Karazak Slavers Cooperative was known to perform raids to capture bulk numbers of sentients at one time. They were known to seize a whole village, and then enslave them, thus having a potential workforce that could be sold as a whole. However, the cooperative had also performed other kinds of operations including the kidnapping and enslaving of specific individuals for blackmail purposes.

The Karazak Slavers Cooperative was approved by the Galactic Empire, which participated in slavery, even if the Empire preferred to hire the Zygerrians for their slavery endeavors. Other groups, including the Old and New Galactic Republics, the Sector Rangers, the Mistryl Shadow Guards, and several independent groups including the Red Moon mercenaries, opposed the Cooperative and sometimes fought with them. The Hutts were generally neutral about the cooperative, sometimes negotiating with them and sometimes fighting with them for the control of resource-rich areas.

Text and facts from the “Karazak Slavers' Cooperative/Legends” article on Wookieepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified for this site.

Facts

Leaders
Central Coordinating Committee
Headquarters
Karazak system
Locations
Several Outer Rim bases in Imperial and New Republic territories including:
Gabredor III
Naps Fral Cluster
Kowak
Founded
Before 214 BBY

Appearances

5 works, in story order
  1. Senators Implicated in Slave Ring (mentioned only)
  2. Friends Like These
  3. Hutt and Seek
  4. Blaze of Glory (first appearance)
  5. Vision of the Future (mentioned only)

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