A civil war is raging. A group of brave souls has risen against the oppression of the Empire. Striking from a hidden base, they have managed to discover that a giant space station is under construction — the Death Star, whose combat power allows it to destroy entire planets...

The Sith Darth Sidious, whose cunning plan elevated him from a Senator of the Republic to the sole ruler of the state. Although Lord Vader still performs most of the work, Palpatine has not lost his former skills in wielding the Force and lightsaber combat.
ND1: Force Sense — checks the target's side of the Force.
ND2: Absolute Power — cancels an execution. Once per game.
Features:
Head of the Empire — has a double vote during the day voting.
Mentor — knows Vader.
Lightning — kills his own killer.
Side of the Force: Dark.
Status: non-mercenary.
Darth Vader

The Emperor's right hand, a powerful Sith. Despite his cruelty and contempt for all who do not wield the Force, he harbors love for his son — Luke Skywalker.
ND: Choke — kill.
Features:
Fatherly Feelings — cannot kill Luke Skywalker. If he targets Luke with an ND, or if Luke targets Vader with an ND, they recognize each other. In this case, after the Emperor's death, he joins the rebels.
Apprentice — knows the Emperor.
Side of the Force: Dark.
Status: non-mercenary.
Grand Moff Tarkin

Curator of the "Death Star" project. He believes that the Force does not exist, which causes him to conflict with Lord Vader. Absolutely unscrupulous in matters of warfare.
ND1: Death Star Construction — must be used within two turns to obtain the ND "Death Star Fire".
ND2: Death Star Fire — ultimate kill. The NDs of all other team members of the target do not trigger. Once per game, available after construction is complete.
Features:
Denial — cannot be killed by Vader.
Side of the Force: Dark.
Status: non-mercenary.
Officer

Commander of the Empire's troops. His orders apply to everyone except Tarkin and Lords Vader and Sidious themselves.
ND: Order — redirects the target's ND.
Features:
Subordination — his ND does not work on the Emperor, Darth Vader, and Grand Moff Tarkin.
Side of the Force: Dark.
Status: non-mercenary.
Stormtrooper

Regular infantry of the Empire. Often serves on remote planets searching for criminals. These soldiers follow any order, but at the same time are devoid of moral responsibility for their actions, as they are essentially humanoid robots.
ND: Keen Gaze — learns the status (mercenary / non-mercenary) of the target.
Features: none.
Side of the Force: Light.
Status: non-mercenary.
Royal Guard

Elite infantry whose goal is to protect the Emperor and other high-ranking Imperials. Their unusual weapons can withstand a laser shot or even a lightsaber strike.
ND: Guard — protects the target, saving them from death this night.
Features:
Mastery — survives the first attack.
Side of the Force: Light.
Status: non-mercenary.
Shuttle Pilot

Freelance employee who graduated from the pilot academy on Coruscant. Has an imperial shuttle at his disposal.
ND: Deployment — transports a player, blocking them, but saving them from all attacks in the process.
Features: none.
Side of the Force: Dark.
Status: mercenary.
Spy Droid

A mechanism programmed to monitor unreliable elements of society. Purchased from factories not belonging to the Empire.
ND: Surveillance — if the target kills someone this night, learns their role.
Features: none.
Side of the Force: Dark.
Status: mercenary.
Medical Droid

Provides medical assistance to the inhabitants of the Empire. In some cases, it can reanimate a being even after its death.
ND1: Treatment — saves the target from death if an assassination attempt was made on them this night.
ND2: Resurrection — brings a deceased player back into the game. Once per game.
Side of the Force: Light.
Status: non-mercenary.
Astromech Droid

A droid that has access to dossiers on all inhabitants of the Galaxy. It can extract facts from them that will help Imperials find the rebels' hideout.
ND: Statistics — compares the statuses of two targets and receives a result "same / similar / different".
Features: none.
Side of the Force: Dark.
Status: non-mercenary.
Boba Fett

A bounty hunter who has a personal score to settle with Han Solo. He carries out orders as long as he is paid well. Additionally, he hunts for Han Solo to deliver him to Jabba.
ND: Pursuit — blocks the target.
Features:
Carbonite — if he blocks Han Solo, he places him in carbonite and delivers him to Jabba (equivalent to a kill). If Jabba dies, Han is freed. If Jabba is already dead at the time of blocking Solo, the feature does not trigger.
Side of the Force: Dark.
Status: mercenary.
Lando Calrissian

Administrator of Cloud City, a former cheat. He hasn't completely broken ties with his dark past, but helps the Alliance by illegally repairing their ships.
ND: none.
Features: none.
Side of the Force: Light.
Status: mercenary.

Son of Darth Vader, brother of Princess Leia. He studied the art of the Jedi under Ben Kenobi and Yoda, but his mastery of the Force leaves much to be desired. He believes that goodness lives within his father.
ND1: Lightsaber Strike — kill.
ND2: Force Workshop — blocks a target (75% probability) or learns their role (25% probability).
Features:
Love for Father — cannot kill Vader. If he targets him with an ND or if Vader targets him, they recognize each other. In this case, after the Emperor's death, Vader joins the rebels.
Side of the Force: Light.
Status: non-mercenary.
Princess Leia

Daughter of Darth Vader, sister of Luke Skywalker. Raised in the family of Senator Bail Organa, who had many allies in the government. She provided invaluable help to the Alliance by stealing the Death Star plans.
ND1: Shot — kill. Available if she is the last one left on the team.
ND2: Connections — changes the voting result.
Features: none.
Side of the Force: Light.
Status: non-mercenary.
Han Solo

Smuggler, skilled marksman and pilot. Inseparable from Chewbacca — a Wookiee from the planet Kashyyyk. Nobility overcame greed in him, so he joined the rebels.
ND1: Aimed Shot — kill.
ND2: Furry Rug — protects a target. Can be used on himself.
Features: none.
Side of the Force: Light.
Status: mercenary.
Admiral Ackbar

A Mon Calamari, former slave of Tarkin, commander of the rebels' space fleet. He hates the Empire and is ready to sacrifice everything, including his comrades, for its destruction.
ND1: Fighter Strike — kill.
ND2: Bombardment — ultimate kill. Also kills everyone who visits the target. Once per game.
Features:
Space Headquarters — cannot be killed by a Death Star fire.
Side of the Force: Dark.
Status: mercenary.
Rebel Soldier

An inhabitant of the Outer Rim, dissatisfied with the Empire's policies. Although lightly armed, he is dangerous in battle thanks to his ingenuity.
ND1: Cover — all NDs directed at the soldier this night do not trigger. Learns the names of everyone who visited him.
ND2: Shot — kill.
Features:
Resourcefulness — 50% probability of surviving an attack.
Side of the Force: Light.
Status: non-mercenary.

One of the most powerful crime lords in the Galaxy. Controls dozens of mercenaries ready to do anything for a substantial fee.
ND1: Theft — acquires the target's ND. Can only have one stolen ND at a time. Cannot steal any kill, as well as "Force Sense", "Force Workshop", "Death Star Construction", and "Connections".
ND2: Bounty — kill.
Features:
Thick Skin — two attacks are required for a kill.
Bribe — cancels the first execution.
Document Forgery — chooses a status every turn.
Side of the Force: Dark.
Status: N/A.
I allowed some discrepancies with the saga's plot so that the setting would be complete.
An ultimate kill kills Jabba in one hit, ignoring all defenses, blocks, and treatments.
Please evaluate from a balance perspective.
Цикл "Закадычные враги": "Особенное гостеприимство, "Супероружие", "Меж молотом и наковальней"
"Падение Шантири"
Кампания для "Кодекса Войны"
"Выбор Сагиттеля"