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[Source] The Narrant system was a star system that was located in the Mid Rim. It was home to a number of liege-holder clans, which were loose confederations of genetically-linked species, with complex layers of ritual obeisance and blood oaths maintaining their unity. The Lyunesi Oph Nar Dinnid worked as a comm handler for one of the clan's supreme liege-lord.

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  • [Source] The Narrant system was a star system that was located in the Mid Rim. It was home to a number of liege-holder clans, which were loose confederations of genetically-linked species, with complex layers of ritual obeisance and blood oaths maintaining their unity. The Lyunesi Oph Nar Dinnid worked as a comm handler for one of the clan's supreme liege-lord.
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  • Narrant system
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  • Star Wars: The Essential Atlas Online Companion
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  • [Source] The Narrant system was a star system that was located in the Mid Rim. It was home to a number of liege-holder clans, which were loose confederations of genetically-linked species, with complex layers of ritual obeisance and blood oaths maintaining their unity. The Lyunesi Oph Nar Dinnid worked as a comm handler for one of the clan's supreme liege-lord.
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