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Condi was a male Human from the world of Zoraster in the final years of the Galactic Republic, before the Clone Wars. He was taken as a slave by the Nar Shaddaa crime-lord Krayn and forced to work, under penalty of death, as a guard upon his pirate ship.

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  • Condi was a male Human from the world of Zoraster in the final years of the Galactic Republic, before the Clone Wars. He was taken as a slave by the Nar Shaddaa crime-lord Krayn and forced to work, under penalty of death, as a guard upon his pirate ship.
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  • Condi was a male Human from the world of Zoraster in the final years of the Galactic Republic, before the Clone Wars. He was taken as a slave by the Nar Shaddaa crime-lord Krayn and forced to work, under penalty of death, as a guard upon his pirate ship. When Krayn attacked Anf Dec's Colicoid cargo ship in 29 BBY, Condi encountered Obi-Wan Kenobi when the Jedi Knight infiltrated the attackers' ship. Kenobi, against their plea, was unable to free Condi or his comrades at the time. But when Anakin Skywalker and Siri Tachi later encouraged Krayn's slaves to rebel against him on Nar Shaddaa, Condi at last achieved his freedom.
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