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Mercenary Apprentice · Pursuer of the Arcana Star Map · Abandoned on Peridea · Leader of the Bandits
Shin Hati.
Baylan Skoll's apprentice, shaped outside the Jedi Order — and built with a saber that Huyang recognised as Temple-perfect.
3 designs·1 era·Mercenary apprentice → bandit leader
The New Republic
The Mandalorian · Ahsoka · The Book of Boba Fett
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Three Shin Hati designs from one era
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Character Bio · Dark Side · Ahsoka
Shaped for Something More Than a Jedi
Born after the Great Jedi Purge, Shin Hati never passed through the halls of the Jedi Temple — yet the Dark Jedi Baylan Skoll saw in her something worth cultivating. He took her as his apprentice not to make her a Jedi, but to shape her into something beyond one: a weapon forged outside the Order's traditions, answerable to no code but his own.
On Peridea, the alliance that had defined her fractured. Hati questioned Skoll's loyalty to Thrawn openly — and in doing so, revealed that her hunger for power had quietly outgrown his vision. Skoll saw it clearly enough to walk away, leaving her without a master, without a mandate, and without the framework she had operated inside since he first took her on. That rupture is the turning point the story pivots on.
What followed was a story told across the New Republic era — from the attack on the Vesper to the duels with Sabine Wren on Lothal and Seatos, to the long crossing through the Eye of Sion to Peridea. The three designs on this page trace that journey, each rooted in Ahsoka and the character who carried a Temple-built saber into every fight without ever having set foot in a Temple.
Thrawn left Peridea without her — and so she went back to the bandits, the only place left to go.
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Shin Hati & the Characters Around Her
Baylan Skoll was her master; Marrok her fellow operative under Morgan Elsbeth; Sabine Wren her most persistent adversary — and the one she duelled, stabbed, captured, and never quite finished.
