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| Race: | Time Lord |
| Home Planet: | Gallifrey |
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| Appearances: | DW: The Invasion of Time EDA: Seeing I (his eyes) PDA: The Infinity Doctors |
| Actor: | Reginald Jessup |
Savar was a Time Lord. He was present on Gallifrey when the Doctor was initiated as Lord President of the High Council of Time Lords. (DW: The Invasion of Time)
At some point he went on a mission to rescue Omega from his black hole, however his TARDIS became damaged and he had to escape using its escape pod. His escape pod was intercepted by the I, who stripped his escape pod, taking all relevant technology, however as Time Lord technology utilised eye technology they also extracted his eyes. (PDA: The Infinity Doctors, EDA: Seeing I)
He was rescued and a following a regeneration (or two) he had his sight restored. However he also claimed to have seen a Gallifreyan god (Ohm) and fallen off the edge of the universe. These events also left him with a multiple personality disorder, leaving him with two distinct personalities. In this body he was also an accomplished telepath. (PDA: The Infinity Doctors)
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Rear Admiral Savar in 2364. |
| Full Name: | Savar |
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| Species: | Vulcan |
| Gender: | male |
| Eye color: | brown |
| Hair color: | brown/gray |
| Affiliation: | Federation Starfleet |
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| Occupation: | flag officer | |
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| Assignment: | Starfleet Command | |
| Rank: | rear admiral | |
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Savar was a Vulcan Starfleet flag officer in the 24th century.
In 2364, Savar held the rank of rear admiral and was part of Starfleet Command, holding an important position at Starfleet Headquarters. At some point, Savar had become infected with a bluegill neural parasite and was under the control of an alien mother creature that had taken residence in Lieutenant Commander Dexter Remmick. When the USS Enterprise-D returned to Earth to respond to suspicions of a conspiracy by these creatures, Savar greeted Captain Jean-Luc Picard and invited him to dinner. When Picard arrived, co-conspirators Aaron and Tryla Scott, as well as several security commanding officers, all joined Savar in cornering him in a dining hall and showing him how their people fed on live vermicular lifeforms. When William Riker posed as one of the possessed officers in order to recover Picard, Savar attempted to use the Vulcan neck pinch on him. Picard disabled Savar with phaser fire, causing the parasite to flee Savar's fallen body. (TNG episode: "Conspiracy")
In a reality where the galaxy was embroiled in conflicts between multiple races and cultures in 2364, Savar held the rank of commodore and was in command of a defense fleet during the conflict. Aaron had an opportunity to be promoted all the way to fleet admiral based on his battle experiences, but at the cost of constant vigiliance against the possibility of combat with Klingons, Romulans, Breen, Cardassians and Jem'Hadar forces, as well as in danger from the Xindi, Ferengi, Orions and Borg that had taken over systems that had become neutral as they fell away from the Klingon Empire, Romulan Star Empire, Breen Confederacy, Cardassian Union and Dominion governments. (ST video game: Conquest)
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Savar was a Human male captain in Galactic Alliance Security. He and a group of Security troops arrested Jedi Grand Master Luke Skywalker in 43 ABY for dereliction of duty. Savar then took Skywalker to the Galactic Alliance Security blockhouse, though the Jedi was released soon thereafter. He later led the Security forces under the orders of Chief of State Natasi Daala to capture Jedi Knight Valin Horn, who had become a fugitive after suffering a psychotic breakdown. Horn was caught by Skywalker, however, and Savar and Skywalker eventually agreed that Horn should be placed in the Mon Mothma Memorial Medical Center, a secure facility located about halfway between the Jedi and GA Security jurisdictions.
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Savar, a Human male, worked as a captain in Galactic Alliance Security on the galactic capital of Coruscant. In 43.5 ABY, acting on orders from the Galactic Federation of Free Alliances government, Savar enlisted the assistance of three bounty hunters—Quarren inventor Dhidal Nyz, Human hunter Zilaash Kuh, and Skakoan hunter Hrym Mawarr. Savar led the hunters and a GA Security team to arrest Jedi Grand Master Luke Skywalker for failing to prevent Jedi Knight-turned-Sith Lord Darth Caedus's fall to the dark side of the Force. During the arrest, Skywalker, who was accompanied by several other Jedi as well as ex-smuggler Han Solo, did not cooperate precisely to Savar's specifications, handing his lightsaber to Jedi Knight Leia Organa Solo instead of turning it over to the Security troops. Han Solo insulted Savar as tensions rose, and and Savar stiffened.[1]
Nyz, assuming that Skywalker was attempting to use the Force on Savar, exclaimed that Skywalker was resisting the arrest. One of Savar's troopers, Bessen, panicked and opened fire. The shot missed, and Jedi Master Kam Solusar deflected it with his lightsaber. Solo shot Bessen's blaster, destroying it, and the situation was brought back under control. Savar devised a punishment for Bessen, ordering the man to perform calisthenics and run back to the barracks, and then led Skywalker to the Galactic Alliance Security blockhouse. Savar felt sympathy for Skywalker, and though he never gave anyone any reason to believe that he did not approve of Chief of State Natasi Daala's decision to arrest the Grand Master, Skywalker felt Savar's regret through the Force.[1]
Savar later led the Security forces sent by Daala to capture Jedi Knight Valin Horn, who had gone on a destructive rampage through Coruscant after suffering a psychotic breakdown. Horn was caught by Luke Skywalker, who had been released from the blockhouse. Savar ordered that Skywalker hand Horn over to Security forces, but Skywalker suggested that Horn be taken to the Jedi Temple and studied there. Leia Organa Solo eventually proposed a compromise that both Skywalker and Savar agreed to: Horn was placed in the Mon Mothma Memorial Medical Center, a secure facility located about halfway between the Jedi Temple and the Senate Building. They agreed that Horn was set to be studied by six Jedi and six Security agents, and no bounty hunters or press were to be allowed access to the facility.[1]
Captain Savar was a firm and imposing officer, and exerted his authority over his subordinates. He expected each of his troops to operate efficiently and follow his orders, and when they did not, he was often rather harsh in punishment. Savar also expressed a general dislike for dealing with bounty hunters. Skywalker felt through the Force that Savar regretted his order to arrest the Grand Master, but Savar never showed it physically; his first loyalty was to duty and following the orders he was given. After Horn's capture, Savar also showed that he was open to compromise; though at first he demanded that Horn be handed over to the Security troops, he later agreed to Leia Organa Solo's proposal that Horn be put in the Mon Mothma Memorial Medical Center, a secure facility about halfway between Jedi and Security jurisdictions. He was considered by many to be an intelligent leader, although his fellow Security captain, Oric Harfard, believed he was soft.[1]
Savar was created by Star Wars author Aaron Allston for his first novel in the nine-part Fate of the Jedi series, Outcast, released on March 24, 2009.
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