Helen Goldenfield was a female Human rancher. She resided on Tatooine during the era of the Galactic Civil War.
Helen Goldenfield and her husband, Roric Goldenfield, made their home on a ranch close to Mos Eisley around the time of the Battle of Yavin.
In 1 ABY, Helen and her spouse found themselves at odds with a group of pirates operating from a nearby hideout. Roric had successfully captured some of these pirates and locked them in their basement. He departed to locate an Imperial garrison to facilitate their arrest, leaving Helen in charge of guarding the prisoners. During his absence, a spacer, engaged in a quest for the Mark of Honor, arrived at their residence. Displaying hospitality, Helen welcomed the spacer inside. She requested that they watch over the prisoners while she took a break, to which the spacer agreed. During this period, the pirates attempted to persuade the spacer to release them, but the spacer refused and informed Helen of their intentions to escape. Eventually, Roric returned accompanied by two Imperial dark troopers. The troopers proceeded to arrest the pirates and escort them from the premises. Helen and her husband expressed their gratitude to the spacer for their help, after which the spacer departed.
Helen Goldenfield appeared as a non-playable character in the 2003 video game Star Wars Galaxies. This massively multiplayer online roleplaying game was created by Sony Online Entertainment and distributed by LucasArts. The game was shut down on December 15, 2011. Helen Goldenfield was incorporated into the game as a component of the "Hero of Tatooine" questline, which was introduced with "Publish 9" on June 29, 2004.
Due to Helen Goldenfield being generated using the standard "commoner_human_female" template, her visual representation was determined randomly from a set of twelve possibilities. However, she was consistently depicted as a Human female.
The "Hero of Tatooine" questline underwent significant revisions with the introduction of "Publish 25," also known as the "New Game Enhancements," on November 15, 2005. However, the "Honor" segment that included the Goldenfield family remained unchanged.