After a quick yet futile fight, only one of the Commandos escaped. Realizing that it was a trap, they immediately began pulling out, but a team of Mandalorians came out into the open. However, when the team reached the targeted base, they found it to be filled with reprogrammed convenience droids wearing Mandalorian armor. A team of Republic Commandos were then sent down to either capture Pre Vizsla, or to destroy their ammunition and supplies.
It is based off the storyline, not a part of it, but it would make sense for it to become a part of the story.Īfter Death Watch attempted to assasinate Duchess Satine on Corruscant, the Republic began tracking them down, soon finding them on a remote, jungle planet.
This set is what I picture their response would be like. However, I doubt that the Republic would just leave Death Watch to be. We don't wee them again until season 4, episode 14, "A Friend in Need." However, after Pre Vizsla, leader of Death Watch, failed to assasinate Satine in episodes 13 and 14, Separatist leader Count Dooku broke their deal, leaving Death Watch on their own. Eventually, Obi-Wan was able to determine that Death Watch had formed a deal with the Separatists. During this time, Death Watch made a direct assault on Satine, attempting to kill her with a remote-detonated bomb. In episode 12 of the second season of The Clone Wars animated series, Obi-Wan goes to Mandalore to find out information about a Mandalorian Mercenary who was spotted fighting alongside the Separatists. Through this tension, people split off from their own, forming new factions that would play a role in this time, one of which being Death Watch, a terrorist group of Mandalorians who left their people after Mandalore left their waring ways, and Duchess Satine declared nutrality during the war.
During the Clone Wars, there were many battles, fought throughout the galaxy.
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