Faddera Rabar

Faddera Rabar^[2] was a Dyplotid pirate who was a member of the Cloud-Riders, a pirate gang led by Enfys Nest during the reign of the Galactic Empire. As a member, Rabar participated in a skirmish on the planet Savareen.

Biography

A member of Enfys Nest's Cloud-Riders, Rabar was native to a world which had been devastated by one of the Five Crime Syndicates.^[1] In 10 BBY,^[3] a group of Cloud-Riders attempted to steal a shipment of coaxium fuel from a 20-T Railcrawler conveyex transport on the^[1] cold mountainous planet^[4] of Vandor. However, the efforts of the gang did not prevail and the shipment was instead stolen by a crew of thieves led by Tobias Beckett, and associated with Crimson Dawn, one of the Five Crime Syndicates. Nest commanded her Cloud-Riders to follow the crew. The Riders eventually tracked the crew to the^[1] planet^[5] Savareen where Rabar stood alongside Nest and eleven others as they confronted the crew, before bringing them inside a cantina for a drink. Nest and Beckett's crew eventually teamed up, and Rabar would participate in a skirmish against Crimson Dawn's Hylobon Enforcers, shooting at them with their blaster from a ledge. The Cloud-Riders would achieve victory and were given the coaxium by Beckett's crew, before the two groups parted ways.^[1]

Personality and traits

Rabar had brown skin and black eyes.^[1]

Equipment

Rabar wore a white helmet, a brown tunic, grey pants and armguards, and brown boots. They also wielded a blaster rifle.^[1]

Behind the scenes

Faddera Rabar was portrayed by Barbara Fadden^[6] in the anthology film Solo: A Star Wars Story,^[1] released on May 25, 2018.^[7] Prior to the film's release, the character was pictured in the official trailer, released on April 8, 2018.^[8] The Savareen beach scenes including Rabar were shot on the Canary Island of Fuerteventura between May 30 and June 9, 2017.^[9] The character's costume was reused in the first episode of the 2019 television show Star Wars: The Mandalorian.^[10]

The character's name was first identified in the 2016 mobile application Star Wars: Card Trader.^[2] The character's name is a tuckerization of the actress' name.