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Sap was a multihued fluid substance produced by certain trees throughout the galaxy. It could be processed into various products, such as food ingredients and other miscellaneous compound. When exposed to an open environment, some saps hardened and solidified.

In his youth, Holshef worked as a sap collector and collected greel-wood sap, which was then processed into greel-wood syrup. Another type of sap was produced by Tenoo trees, which the Latero chef Hap often used it as an ingredient for his sap beverages or be eaten as candy when hardened. Sap was a material in the Nightsisters' Water of Life.

Description

Sap was a fluid substance produced from various types of trees throughout the galaxy. It came in various colors, such as amber,[4] brown,[2] green,[1] purple,[5] and yellow.[6] It was often used as an ingredient to produce foods[3] and beverages.[7] Some saps were able to be consumed raw when hardened, such as the ones collected from Tenoo trees, being compared to eating a candy.[4]

History

High Republic era

PoolOfSap-YJA-JumpingJetpack

Around 233 BBY,[8] during the heights of the Jedi Order; a cafe in the town of Kublop Springs, Hap's Sap Tap, served various beverages based on saps.[7] The proprietary of the establishment, Hap, often invented his own twist on sap beverages.[9] When the adventurer Maz Kanata visited Tenoo, she got stuck in a massive pool of sap while trying to retrieve her broken jetpack. The Chadra-Fan Marlaa Jinara then rescued Kanata as she started to sink deeper into the sap.[6]

In 228 BBY,[10] a Duros commander of the science outpost on Felne 6 informed the Jedi Knights Bell Zettifar and Burryaga Agaburry, who visited the moon to investigate reports of a Drengir sighting, to avoid physical contact with the poisonous saps produced by the strik weeds.[1]

Clone Wars

During the Clone Wars, in 20 BBY;[11] a clan of Nightsisters led by Mother Talzin concocted the healing potion, Water of Life,[12] which used saps as one of its ingredients.[13] They offered the liquid to baptize Asajj Ventress into a Nightsister.[12]

Imperial era

Imperial Refinery Kashyyyk

In 14 BBY,[14] during the reign of the Galactic Empire; the planet Kashyyyk was under Imperial occupation. They had built a sap refinery within its forests. The Partisans leader Saw Gerrera suspected that the refinery turned the saps into a powerful compound. On his way to help liberate the Wookiees, the Jedi Cal Kestis explored the facility, seeing pools of sap collected from the wroshyr tree being mixed and processed.[2]

The human Holshef was a sap collector who gathered saps of the greel-wood trees on the planet Lothal. He used the saps to be turned into greel-wood syrups.[3] However, by 4 ABY,[15] he had become an artist and a poet, using his talent to express his disdain against the Empire.[3]

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Notes and references

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 The High Republic: Temptation of the Force
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Servants of the Empire: The Secret Academy
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures — "Tree Troubles"
  5. 5.0 5.1 Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures — "Bad Eggs"
  6. 6.0 6.1 6.2 Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures — "The Jumping Jetpack"
  7. 7.0 7.1 Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures — "The Show Must Go On"
  8. The second season of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures spans the dedication of the Starlight Beacon (which appears in the season one finale "The Prince and the Pirate") and the Battle on Quantxi (which "Yoda Rescue" takes place immediately after), both of which are dated to 232 BBY by Star Wars: Timelines. The Season Two episodes "The Great Gomgourd Quest" and "The Missing Life Day Feast" take place one year after the Season One episodes "The Harvest Feast" and "Life Day," placing those episodes in 233 BBY. Season One begins around the same year, meaning that the first half of Young Jedi Adventures Season One, which includes "The Show Must Go On," takes place around 233 BBY.
  9. Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures — "The Junk Giant"
  10. Star Wars: Timelines dates Starlight Beacon's destruction to 230 BBY. The implementation of the Guardian Protocols, which Star Wars: The High Republic Character Encyclopedia places in 229 BBY, took place one week after Starlight Beacon's fall according to The High Republic – Shadows of Starlight 1. As The High Republic: Temptation of the Force takes place one year and six weeks after the destruction of Starlight Beacon and its events span a few months, it must be set in 228 BBY.
  11. Star Wars: Timelines dates the events of "Nightsisters" to 20 BBY.
  12. 12.0 12.1 Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Nightsisters"
  13. Star Wars: Build the Millennium Falcon 59 Guide to the Galaxy: Denizens of Dathomir
  14. Star Wars: Timelines dates the events of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order to 14 BBY.
  15. Star Wars: Timelines dates the events of Servants of the Empire: The Secret Academy to 4 BBY.

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