Named after the mummergy-plant, the Mummers were a criminal organization of bootleggers who produced and traded illegal alcohol and spices. Their base on Naboo was infiltrated by agents of the Royal Security Forces who found a number of biochemical weapons among the many illegal items stashed away in the Mummer base.
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| - Named after the mummergy-plant, the Mummers were a criminal organization of bootleggers who produced and traded illegal alcohol and spices. Their base on Naboo was infiltrated by agents of the Royal Security Forces who found a number of biochemical weapons among the many illegal items stashed away in the Mummer base.
- Named after the mummergy plant, the Mummers were a criminal organization of bootleggers who produced and traded illegal alcoholic beverages and spices. Their base on the world of Naboo was infiltrated by agents of the Royal Naboo Security Forces, who found a number of biochemical weapons that had been cached among the many illegal items that had been stockpiled within the Mummers' base.
- Named for the mummergy, an aromatic plant used to make liquor. Mummers are bootleggers that buy and sell illegal spices and alcohols for profit. The famous bartender Wuher, from the Mos Eisley Cantina, uses mummergy to create the perfect liqueur for Jabba the Hutt.
- Mummers can be found across the Seven Kingdoms and the Free Cities. They entertain at feasts and at tournaments, or give street performances, and some even operate at permanent playhouses. "Mummers" is a broad term, and there are in fact many sub-types of mummers which produce a wide range of entertainments: some act out short comedic skits, others give acrobatic performances or juggling tricks, many are musicians, and some act out full-length plays.
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*Crimsol Vaighn
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*Rebellion era
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- Mummer Bane
- Mummer Salver
- Mummer Toxer
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| - Named after the mummergy-plant, the Mummers were a criminal organization of bootleggers who produced and traded illegal alcohol and spices. Their base on Naboo was infiltrated by agents of the Royal Security Forces who found a number of biochemical weapons among the many illegal items stashed away in the Mummer base.
- Named after the mummergy plant, the Mummers were a criminal organization of bootleggers who produced and traded illegal alcoholic beverages and spices. Their base on the world of Naboo was infiltrated by agents of the Royal Naboo Security Forces, who found a number of biochemical weapons that had been cached among the many illegal items that had been stockpiled within the Mummers' base.
- Named for the mummergy, an aromatic plant used to make liquor. Mummers are bootleggers that buy and sell illegal spices and alcohols for profit. The famous bartender Wuher, from the Mos Eisley Cantina, uses mummergy to create the perfect liqueur for Jabba the Hutt.
- Mummers can be found across the Seven Kingdoms and the Free Cities. They entertain at feasts and at tournaments, or give street performances, and some even operate at permanent playhouses. "Mummers" is a broad term, and there are in fact many sub-types of mummers which produce a wide range of entertainments: some act out short comedic skits, others give acrobatic performances or juggling tricks, many are musicians, and some act out full-length plays. "Mummers" is a pre-modern term used in the A Song of Ice and Fire novels for "actors". To avoid confusion for a modern audience, the Game of Thrones TV series has consistently just used the term "actors" instead. This article is nonetheless titled "Mummers" for two reasons. First, "mummers" in the novels is actually a broad term which covers a wider range of activities than just "acting" in plays - from acrobats to musicians to street performers - so that "entertainers" or "performers" are terms closer to the intended meaning. The second and more practical reason is that due to Game of Thrones Wiki focusing on the TV series adaptation, having an article titled "Actors" might have led to some confusion with the production articles about real-life actors who play characters in the TV series.
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