The Ohma-D'un crisis can trace it's origins back to a plan formulated by Emperor Palpatine shortly after the end of the Clone Wars, meant to insure that his homeworld of Naboo would always remain under his control. When the war ended, Palpatine secretly ordered a captured Lucrehulk-class battleship and it's full compliment buried on Naboo's sparcely populated moon of Ohma-D'un. Palpatine later gave Moff Panaka strict orders specifying that in the event that he was killed and Naboo captured by the Rebels, Panaka was to activate the droid army and retake the planet, holding it long enough for Palpatine to return as a clone and reassert his control over the galaxy. Unforunatelly for Palpatine and his plans, Panaka was killed when Naboo actually was taken, and the job of activating the army fe
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| - The Ohma-D'un crisis can trace it's origins back to a plan formulated by Emperor Palpatine shortly after the end of the Clone Wars, meant to insure that his homeworld of Naboo would always remain under his control. When the war ended, Palpatine secretly ordered a captured Lucrehulk-class battleship and it's full compliment buried on Naboo's sparcely populated moon of Ohma-D'un. Palpatine later gave Moff Panaka strict orders specifying that in the event that he was killed and Naboo captured by the Rebels, Panaka was to activate the droid army and retake the planet, holding it long enough for Palpatine to return as a clone and reassert his control over the galaxy. Unforunatelly for Palpatine and his plans, Panaka was killed when Naboo actually was taken, and the job of activating the army fe
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| - The Ohma-D'un crisis can trace it's origins back to a plan formulated by Emperor Palpatine shortly after the end of the Clone Wars, meant to insure that his homeworld of Naboo would always remain under his control. When the war ended, Palpatine secretly ordered a captured Lucrehulk-class battleship and it's full compliment buried on Naboo's sparcely populated moon of Ohma-D'un. Palpatine later gave Moff Panaka strict orders specifying that in the event that he was killed and Naboo captured by the Rebels, Panaka was to activate the droid army and retake the planet, holding it long enough for Palpatine to return as a clone and reassert his control over the galaxy. Unforunatelly for Palpatine and his plans, Panaka was killed when Naboo actually was taken, and the job of activating the army fell to his replacement, Moff Tage Kallag. Kallag who was outside of the Naboo system with no way in, quickly began formulating a plan on how to carry out his mission.
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