Galaxy Guide 11: Criminal Organizations is a supplementary resource for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, penned by Rick D. Stuart and brought to you by West End Games back in 1994.
This sourcebook is situated within the Legends timeline, specifically six years following the events of Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi](/article/star_wars:_episode_vi_return_of_the_jedi), subsequent to the Star Wars: Dark Empire comic book series. The guidelines provided can be adapted by the gamemaster for adventures across any period. It's important to note that Galaxy Guide 11 was released before the Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire multimedia initiative, hence the absence of Black Sun references.
Whether it's slaving, spice production, illicit trade, or arms dealing, whenever a need arises for something—anything—there will always be someone ready to provide it, regardless of the consequences! From powerful criminal masterminds to lowly thugs and slavers, the criminal element holds considerable sway in the Star Wars galaxy!
As the Galactic Civil War rages on between the New Republic and the Empire, those dedicated to upholding law and order face an uphill battle in curbing the expansion of criminal activity. Spanning from independent operators to organized crime rings and the formidable Hutt kajidic, this Galaxy Guide serves as an invaluable tool for anyone aiming to incorporate the galactic underworld into their gaming sessions.
- Waiting For The Late-Night Shuttle
- Never Had A Chance
- Brahle Logris
- Pratari Cinn
- Dengless Rinn
- Magar Jaros
- Magris Quill
- Ughok Snorg
- Shenir Rix
- Sires Vant
- Malak
- Ballin Dreshig
- Roget Jiriss
- F'quallix
- Criminal Hierarchy
- Recess
- Having A Great Time, Glad You're Not Here
- The Fruits Of One's Labors
- They Said It Couldn't Be Done
- The Territorial Gang: The Sabrin Ring
- The Crime Guild: The Karazak Slavers Guild
- The Crime Cartel: The Mandroxans
- The Crime Syndicate: The Tenloss Syndicate
- Your Qualifications Have Been Considered
- Hutt Strategy and Tactics
- A Hutt called Jabba Kumac Revidjasa Brasck Jelasi Llleag'Mak Serimirl
- What Goes Around …
- The Empire
- The New Republic