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Kothlis II

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A Rebel Platform in orbit above the planet Kothlis, Kothlis II served as the Rebel Alliance's outpost in the system. The platform was defended by a Golan space defense platform called Sentinel and a squadron of starfighters.

After the Rebels succeeded in capturing a secret Imperial supercomputer being transported on the freighter Suprosa from Coruscant to Bothawui, the computer was taken to Kothlis for decoding. The Imperials were able to track it, however, and Darth Vader was dispatched to Kothlis by the Emperor, personally, to capture Luke Skywalker, who was being held prisoner on the planet by a group of bounty hunters, as well as to make it seem as if the Empire was genuinely concerned with the loss of the computer. The Executor, along with the Imperial II-class Star Destroyer Avenger appeared in system to portray the ruse.

Resulting was the Battle of Kothlis, in which both Kothlis II and the Sentinel were destroyed in the attack, though the supercomputer was secured and delivered to Alliance High Command, who later determined it to be holding the secret plans to the Second Death Star, still under construction over the Forest Moon of Endor.

However, by 25 ABY, the station had apparently been rebuilt, and housed Kyp's Dozen in the time prior to the Battle of Fondor.

Text and facts from the “Kothlis II” article on Wookieepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified for this site.

Facts

Model
Rebel Platform
Region
Mid Rim
The Slice
System
Kothlis system
Grid coordinates
R-14
Orbited
Kothlis
Affiliations
Alliance to Restore the Republic
New Republic
Destroyed
3 ABY
Battles
Battle of Kothlis

Appearances

3 works, in story order
  1. Star Wars: TIE Fighter Collector's CD-ROM
  2. Star Wars: X-Wing Alliance
  3. The New Jedi Order: Agents of Chaos II: Jedi Eclipse

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