The Mos Eisley Cantina Adventure Set, designed for use with Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, was a collection of 35mm metal miniatures contained in a boxed set. West End Games released it in 1989. This set featured miniature figures of Hem Dazon, Labria, Garindan, Kerru, Sivrak, Kabe, Muftak, a Cantina Band Member, the Cantina Band Leader, and Wuher, who is referred to as "Cedo Partu" within the set.
Picture Mos Eisley, the spaceport on Tatooine, famously described as a "wretched hive of scum and villainy." There, you'll find a certain cantina, a place where the music is upbeat, the drinks are refreshingly cold, and the patrons are... decidedly alien!
Step into the Mos Eisley Cantina, a dimly lit, uniquely fascinating tavern resonating with catchy melodies and filled with shadowy corners. Grab a seat and place your order. Just a friendly reminder: droids are not allowed inside, and it's wise to keep your blaster within easy reach.
_Delve into the expansive universe and compelling narrative of Star Wars with the Mos Eisley Cantina set. This collection of 10 figures presents well-known characters originating from the initial Star Wars movie, accompanied by statistical information for integration with Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game.
This set marked the initial naming of the character Hem Dazon from the film. Moreover, it introduced the alternate designation "Cedo Partu" for the cantina's bartender, predating the later identification of the character as Wuher in subsequent sources. Pablo Hidalgo implemented a retcon within Star Wars Insider 91, clarifying Partu as a distinct character and stating that the Prophetess claimed Wuher embodied the reincarnated soul of Partu.
Given that the set's official overview implies that each enclosed figure embodies a "familiar character" extracted from Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope, it's conceivable that the Gotal character, Kerru, was conceived as one of the Gotal characters later named in the film: namely Feltipern Trevagg, Cobb Sonbepol, and Hennet Kayn.