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Consul-General Pring's diplomatic estate
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The diplomatic estate of Consul-General Dandamont Pring was a compound that housed the Imperial consulate on the Bothan homeworld of Bothawui during the Galactic Civil War.
The estate was a park-like compound in the outskirts of the Bothan capital city of Drev'starn.
The staff consisted of most of Imperial presence on the planet: 100 low-level bureaucrats, tax-collectors and other officials, such as spies and slicers. Lt. Cmdr. Janna Tammok commanded a token Stormtroopers company (300 strong), mainly for ceremonial function.
A Lambda-class shuttle and a fleet of armored limousines served the staff.
The Empire assigned the Consul-General on the planet to coordinate all Imperial Intelligence activities in the system. The consulate was equipped with a HoloNet transceiver to keep Imperial spynet and ISB agents up-to-date. Computer systems had several layers of security, and Tammok's slicers were responsible for them; however inside moles were able to steal some data and sell it to Bothan spies.
Consul-General Dandamont Pring did not wish to bother with his assignment, and preferred to enjoy the prestige of his position. He maintained a face of good-will, and in order to show the Empire's good face, he threw luxurious parties there, with exotic dishes, rare wines and select musicians. Diplomats and trade representatives received limited invitations and waited in long lists to attend the dances at the park compound. During those receptions there have been dozens of attempted incursions but Tammok's troops successfully detected them.
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Facts
- Location
- Bothawui
- Affiliations
- Galactic Empire
Appearances
1 work, in story order
- An Invitation to Defect (first appearance)
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