Reimos Taligg

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"Reimos is doing sensitive work for Jabba. He's not going to put someone he doesn't trust on that job."
―Vourk ver'Zremp, to a spacer[2]

Reimos Taligg was a Human male slicer who lived on Tatooine during the Galactic Civil War.

Biography

"I know someone on the inside. His name is Reimos. He's being forced to work for Jabba also."
―Vourk ver'Zremp, to a spacer[2]

After the Battle of Yavin, Reimos Taligg was unwillingly employed by Jabba the Hutt[2] in Mos Eisley,[3] working with Vourk ver'Zremp,[2] Dunir Signos,[3] and Tori Radeen.[4] In 1 ABY,[5] Reimos Taligg tasked a spacer with planting a surveillance virus that he created in the computer of the White Thranta Shipping Company offices, which he believed was a front company for illegal activities of Jabba the Hutt. Through the virus he learned that the company was using unusual amounts of bacta, but couldn't find the password for the medical computer to find out why. Fortunately, he did find a password for a security terminal, which the spacer used to find the medical computer's password. The spacer gained access to the medical computer and uploaded the data, which proved Reimos' suspicisions correct, to him.[1] Reimos then tasked the spacer with questioning Durr Roddack, the manager of the company, about these activities. Durr would not cooperate and the spacer was forced to kill him, only to find the Durr was not in charge of the experiments and planned to abandon the company. Using information found on Durr's datapad, Reimos sent the spacer to Durr's personal computer, where he discovered the it was Durr's superior, Brok Ziam, who was really behind the experiments.[6] After accessing Brok's computer, the spacer was contacted by Bib Fortuna who informed him that even Jabba disapproved of Ziam's experiments and ordered Brok killed.[7]

Behind the scenes

Reimos Taligg appeared as a non-player character in the 2003 video game Star Wars Galaxies, a massively multiplayer online roleplaying game developed by Sony Online Entertainment and published by LucasArts,[1] prior to its closure on December 15, 2011.[8] Reimos Taligg was added to the game as part of the "Legacy Quest" with the release of the "Publish 25", a.k.a. the "New Game Enhancements," on November 15, 2005.[9]

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Notes and references

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 SWG logo sm Star Wars Galaxies (post-NGE) — Legacy Quest: "Digital Infection" on Tatooine
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 SWG logo sm Star Wars Galaxies (post-NGE) — Legacy Quest: "Bib's Offer" on Tatooine
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 SWG logo sm Star Wars Galaxies (post-NGE) — Legacy Quest: "Find Reimos" on Tatooine
  4. ↑ SWG logo sm Star Wars Galaxies (post-NGE) — Legacy Quest: "Find Tori" on Tatooine
  5. ↑ The opening crawl of Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided dates the game to after the events of Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope, and additionally, Serji-X Arrogantus, who died in Star Wars (1977) 10—the events of which The New Essential Chronology dates to 0 ABY—appears in the game. Therefore, at least a portion of Star Wars Galaxies must be set in that year. Furthermore, in the game Ruwan Tokai references the destruction of the Death Star as having occurred one year earlier, and Strongholds of Resistance also places the events of Galaxies' Chapter 9: "The Fury of Exar Kun" in 1 ABY. Lastly, while Chapter 11: "The Battle of Echo Base" features the Battle of Hoth—dated to 3 ABY by The New Essential Chronology—the developers have stated that the portrayal of that battle in the game is intentionally anachronistic. Therefore, the events of Star Wars Galaxies must span from 0 ABY to around 1 ABY.
  6. ↑ SWG logo sm Star Wars Galaxies (post-NGE) — Legacy Quest: "Shipping Out" on Tatooine
  7. ↑ SWG logo sm Star Wars Galaxies (post-NGE) — Legacy Quest: "Answers" on Tatooine
  8. ↑ Gal-icon IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT STAR WARS GALAXIES™ on the official Star Wars Galaxies website (original site is defunct)
  9. ↑ Gal-icon Publish Archive 2005 on the official Star Wars Galaxies website (original site is defunct)

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