| rdfs:comment | - Adenn Orade was a Near-Human Mandalorian during the Second Galactic Civil War. Orade was the only son of Mirta and Ghes Orade, and the sole inheritor of Boba Fett’s legacy. Though considered as Fett’s successor and eventual leader of Mandalore, the young Orade was raised on his grandfather’s estate on the planet of Taris—a choice that was agreed upon by both his mother and grandfather, as the two were in a self-imposed exile from their native planet, no longer able to dwell on it again due to Imperial interference. Still, he was raised by their standards from infancy, learning the skills of the trade and discipline needed to hone his abilities.
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| abstract | - Adenn Orade was a Near-Human Mandalorian during the Second Galactic Civil War. Orade was the only son of Mirta and Ghes Orade, and the sole inheritor of Boba Fett’s legacy. Though considered as Fett’s successor and eventual leader of Mandalore, the young Orade was raised on his grandfather’s estate on the planet of Taris—a choice that was agreed upon by both his mother and grandfather, as the two were in a self-imposed exile from their native planet, no longer able to dwell on it again due to Imperial interference. Still, he was raised by their standards from infancy, learning the skills of the trade and discipline needed to hone his abilities. At the age of thirteen, young Orade transitioned into adulthood—a crucial period in a young Mandalorian’s life—and partook in the sabotage missions with his parents, ignoring his grandfather’s advice to stay out of the war. On one such mission to Mon Calamari, he lost his parents to a skirmish with Galactic Alliance forces. Devastated, Orade fled from the scene and instead of returning to Taris, he adopted a nomadic lifestyle, working as a low-key mercenary for hire.
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