Ramid's starship

Ramid's starship in space Around the year 139 ABY, the spacer known as Ramid possessed a starship. Featuring a rounded rectangular design, the vessel was powered by three engines situated at its rear. In that specific year, Ramid, along with his crew, utilized this starship to successfully abduct his former flame, Ania Solo, who was being sought after by the Galactic Federation Triumvirate. By simulating damage to their engine systems, they strategically awaited the arrival of AG-37's freighter for docking. During their encounter, Ramid orchestrated Ania's isolation from her comrades, subsequently imprisoning her within the confines of his starship. Following this, he and his crew executed a cold jump into hyperspace, which depleted a significant portion of their fuel reserves.

While in orbit around a desolate planet characterized by acidic rainfall, they came under assault from another bounty hunter, who was piloting a modified TIE/sa bomber. The ensuing chase resulted in substantial damage to Ramid's starship, and the ship's Twi'lek pilot met their demise. Subsequently, Ramid released Ania and persuaded her to navigate and land the damaged vessel. Ania successfully executed a landing of Ramid's starship, maintaining most of its structural integrity; however, Ramid was rendered unconscious during the process. His Klatooinian crew mate also perished in the crash. Shortly thereafter, the enigmatic bounty hunter demanded Ania's surrender. After dispatching a medical droid to attend to Ramid's injuries, Ania confronted the bounty hunter and managed to incapacitate her with a blaster rifle. Following this, she fled into the surrounding wilderness.

A short time later, Ramid regained consciousness and departed on a speeder bike with the intention of rescuing Ania. The crash had inflicted severe damage on Ramid's ship, rendering it incapable of flight. Later on, Ania's companions, namely Jao Assam, AG-37, and Sauk, discovered Ramid's abandoned starship. AG-37 observed a considerable amount of blood on the boarding ramp, while Sauk noted that the speeder storage area was devoid of its vehicle.