Name: Bogga the Hutt
Homeworld: Nal Hutta
Species: Hutt
Gender: Hermaphrodite (masculine personality)
Eye color: Yellow
Move: 4

DEXTERITY 2D
            Dodge: 5D+1
            Brawling Parry: 5D
KNOWLEDGE 4D
            Alien Species: 5D
            Bureaucracy: 5D+2
            Business: 4D+2
            Cultures: 5D+1
            Intimidation: 5D+2
            Law Enforcement: 4D+2
            Planetary Systems: 5D+1
            Streetwise: 6D+1
            Value: 5D+2
PERCEPTION 3D
            Bargain: 5D
            Command: 4D
            Con 5D+1
            Gambling: 4D+2
            Persuasion: 5D+2
            Search: 4D+1
STRENGTH 4D
            Brawling: 5D
MECHANICAL 2D
            Space Transports: 4D+1
            Starship Gunnery: 4D+2
            Repulsorlift Operation: 3D
TECHNICAL 2D
            Computer Programming/Repair: 3D+2
            Security: 4D

Special Abilities:
            Force Resistance: Hutts have an innate defense against Force-based mind manipulation techniques and roll double their Perception dice to resist such attacks. However, because of this, Hutts are not believed to be able to learn Force skills.

Equipment:
            Vast Personal Riches, Hutt Dreadnaught (Enforcer One), Sail Barge (The Twilight Sailer), Enforcers

FORCE SENSITIVE - N
FORCE POINTS 4
DARK SIDE POINTS 6
CHARACTER POINTS 8

Description: Bogga was a Hutt crime lord who operated out of the Stenness Node in the years leading up to the Great Sith War. Bogga was the head of a criminal empire that encompassed the Stenness system, and led an enforcer gang that was feared throughout the area. In 3999 BBY, Bogga received word that a Jedi Knight possessing valuable Adegan crystals had landed at the Stenness Hyperspace Terminal, where the Hutt often dwelt. Desiring the jewels, Bogga sent several of his enforcers to obtain them. The Jedi Knight, Andur Sunrider, was slain in the ensuing struggle, forcing his wife, Nomi, to take up his lightsaber and strike down two of Bogga's henchmen, while depriving the third of the crystals. Bent on obtaining the gems, Bogga followed the woman in his sail barge to the desolate planet of Ambria, where she was to deliver the jewels to the Hutt's sworn enemy, a Jedi Master named Thon. Bogga was again foiled when Thon and his apprentice, Oss Wilum, defeated the Hutt and his crew in a brief skirmish.

Bogga subsequently returned to his stronghold on the moon of Vo Dasha, although he remained committed to exacting revenge on Master Thon and obtaining the Adegan crystals. In the meantime, Bogga loaned a security crew to protect an Ithullian ore hauler, a ship that was under the threat of attack by pirates. The pirates were defeated, and their leader, a being named Finhead Stonebone, was captured and brought to Vo Dasha in chains. Bogga decided to spare Stonebone's life on one condition: that Stonebone would journey to Ambria, kill Master Thon, and obtain the crystals. Stonebone consented to the arrangement and left for Ambria. However, this third attempt to obtain the crystals failed like the previous two, as Thon and the newly trained Jedi Nomi Sunrider defeated Stonebone in a pitched battle.

Personality and traits
Bogga was a ruthless, unscrupulous Hutt who chose to make his living through crime. He commanded the respect of his enforcers and was widely feared throughout the Stenness Node, but would quickly berate and threaten his underlings if they failed him in any way. Bogga held respect for the Jedi Knights' abilities, although he did not hesitate in ordering Gudb to kill Andur Sunrider. When agitated, the Hutt had a tendency to start sentences in his native Huttese language. Additionally, Bogga often referred to himself in the third person. He developed an obsession with Andur Sunrider's Adegan crystals and sanctioned repeated missions to retrieve them at any cost. He also developed a deep and unrelenting hatred toward Master Thon, referring to him a "lowly beast" and ordering Finhead Stonebone to kill him. Bogga fawned over his pet, Ktriss, and it could almost always be found by his side. The crime lord often threatened to unleash Ktriss on both enemies and underlings who had failed him. Bogga preferred to be addressed with ornate and elaborate titles, such as "Great and Well-Proportioned Bogga" or just "Great Bogga." He also called himself "The Merciful One" and saw a compassionate side to himself. Because of this, Bogga decided to spare Finhead Stonebone, despite his hatred of Stonebone's pirate gang.