Star Wars: Republic Commando - Part 10 (The Rescue Of Tarfful)

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Boss (RC-1138) with data entry number 10 and our final battle as a group on the planet Kashyyyk. As the war drags onward, Delta Squad participates in increasingly dangerous missions. A cry for help is heard by the Republic from the Wookiee homeworld of Kashyyyk, where Trandoshan slavers have established their camps and are enslaving the Wookiees with the help of Separatist weaponry. Delta Squad is sent to rescue the Wookiee chieftain Tarfful, who has been captured by the Trandoshan presence on this planet weeks before the beginning of Delta Squad's mission. Delta is secretly inserted in the deep jungle of Kashyyyk near one of the Trandoshan slaver camps and proceeds through the main entrance. After entering with some difficulties with a trap set by the slavers, the squad infiltrates the camp and releases a few imprisoned Wookiees. Moving through the camp, we spot a starfighter that looks familiar to the Advisor. He then tasks them finding the ship and letting the command get a closer look to identify it. As we proceed to the designated landing pad, they spot the ship and its owner, General Grievous himself.

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