13 Facts About Thrawn trilogy

Thrawn trilogy, known as the Heir to the Empire trilogy, is a trilogy of novels set in the Star Wars universe, written by Timothy Zahn between 1991 and 1993.

The Thrawn trilogy has been met with critical acclaim, and its success is credited to the creation of the Star Wars Expanded Universe.

Thrawn trilogy uses the ysalamiri, which possess the natural ability to disrupt the Force, to subdue the storehouse's guardian Joruus C'baoth, a twisted clone of a Jedi Master whom the Grand Admiral had killed years before.

Thrawn trilogy sends some of his Noghri killers to capture Luke and a pregnant Leia, but their attempts repeatedly fail.

The Grand Admiral withdraws his forces, but thanks to Thrawn trilogy's plotting, his New Republic nemesis Admiral Ackbar is soon arrested for treason.

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Mara Jade, in an attempt to exonerate the Empire's warrant for Karrde's arrest, goes to Thrawn trilogy and offers to reveal the location of the Katana fleet.

Thrawn trilogy has placed multiple cloaked asteroids around the planet, and through a ruse, he has led the New Republic leadership to believe that Coruscant is surrounded with them.

Idea for a post-film Thrawn trilogy was conceived by Lou Aronica, an editor at Bantam Books who proposed a series as "ambitious as the films were".

Denis Lawson, who portrayed Wedge Antilles in the original Star Wars Thrawn trilogy, narrates the abridged audiobook of Heir to the Empire, and Anthony Daniels, who portrayed C-3PO in every Star Wars film, narrates Dark Force Rising and The Last Command.

Each novel in the Thrawn trilogy had its own Star Wars role-playing game sourcebook created for it by West End Games.

The Thrawn trilogy has been called "influential, much-loved, and ground breaking".

Thrawn trilogy is widely credited with revitalizing the Star Wars franchise, although Zahn himself was skeptical of this.

The Thrawn trilogy's success has been cited as beginning the Star Wars Expanded Universe.