Isa Durand

Hunter is a strong and stoic soldier with a special set of skills. As the leader of the Bad Batch,—technically known as Clone Force 99, a group formed as the result of Kaminoan experiments to create a specialist unit of clone commandos—Hunter has extraordinarily keen senses that give him an edge when tracking down his targets. But his allegiance has been tested in the aftermath of Order 66, and his duty is now to Clone Force 99 alone, including the newest member, young Omega.

The boisterous bruiser of Clone Force 99, a group of elite soldiers known as the Bad Batch, Wrecker is a tower of a soldier, with powerful muscles that make him far stronger than the average clone. He earns his nickname well, as he has a flair for barreling through any obstacle thrown his way and serves as the resident demolitions expert -- a job he performs with much enthusiasm.

The son of crime boss Isa Durand, Roland Durand hopes to make a name for himself in the galaxy by taking what he wants. Flanked by his hired goons, he joined forces with the Pyke Syndicate and set up shop on Ord Mantell, using his ties to usurp Cid's parlor for its prime location amid a web of hyperspace routes perfect for spice smuggling. But he lost a horn in that bid for power, and now serves his mother closer to home on Devaron.

A modified Omicron-class attack shuttle, the Marauder serves as the Bad Batch's personal transport and gunship. Having used it on covert missions throughout the Clone Wars, the Batch continues to depend on the ship as they travel the galaxy.

The jungle planet of Setron holds many secrets — and pungent aromas. Previously serving as the location of one of the Empire’s secret medical bases, the facility was abandoned, bombed out, and has now been given over to nature. But the slither vines and other Imperial experiments that have consumed the structure pose a deadly threat to all those who visit.

A prime example of Imperial experimentation gone awry, the slither vines of Setron seem to have a mind of their own. Just touching one of the vines is enough to set them off, but they turn completely hostile when fired upon with blasters. Whether consuming the bombed-out remains of the Imperial medical facility, skittering through the darkened halls, or lurking in the noxious swampy waters, the vines have become a vicious predator. With the strength to pull a ship from the sky and a maw to consume it — slither vines can mean creeping death for those who get too close.