Eventually, he realized that it was his destiny to mourn for her as long as he lived. Desperate to help his people, Grievous took a job as an enforcer with the InterGalactic Banking Clan. Although he initially took Jard Dooku's bestowing of the Supreme Commander of the Droid Armies title as an insult, Grievous came to highly respect the Count, considering him the Separatists' only necessary political leadership. San Hill was far from pleased. Kaleesh had maroon scaly skin, four-clawed hands, and five-clawed feet. After his shuttle crash, Grievous was left feeling bitter and cheated, having been robbed a proper warrior's death. Hill saw Grievous's potential as an IGBC "collections agent", and in exchange for his services, the Banking Clan offered to take on Kalee's massive debt, thus helping his people overcome the effects of the embargo. Members Because of the thermal pits under their eyes, Kaleesh could see in the dark. They set off to meet with the Count, unaware that the Huk had planted an ion bomb aboard. Their relationship had an extremely rocky start when Gunray, who was used to treating droids as utterly disposable and insignificant, treated Grievous as just another in a long line of command drones. Though he remarried, none of his wives could replace Kummar. Black[2][1] and brown[3] Despite segregation within the Sith Empire, one of them, Razer, gained a Sith Lord title. The Kaleesh was critically injured, and Hill arranged for Grievous to be reconstructed as a cyborg. But he found he missed the comforts of his former life, he wanted his old elite, the Izvoshra, but apart from himself, the Banking Clan would not hire Kaleesh. Attempting to evade defeat, he was killed when the Wookiee Chewbacca threw a solid steel gun mount at his starship, causing Sk'ar's aircraft to explode. After consulting with his ally, Confederate Head of State Count Alucard Dooku, IGBC Chairman San Hill arranged for Dooku to meet with Grievous as a potential military leader in his Confederacy of Independent Systems and agreed to join Dooku's Confederation. The IBC sabotaged Sheelal's shuttle, nearly killing him and killing seven of the eight Izvoshra, elite warriors who protected him and carried out his will. Qymaen jai Sheelal was born in c. 22 BBY on Kalee, a world torn by famine and war. Given the species' cultural focus on valor and honor in combat, Sk'ar recognized the Empire's superior technology and tactics and held no ill will against the victors since his people had died with honor. However, Republic administration wished to keep the rebellion a secret, and rather than making noise by having their own forces terminate it, convinced the Kaleesh that they were indeed in danger. The arrival of San Hill, Chairman of the InterGalactic Banking Clan, brought an opportunity to Grievous. Indeed, he even took pleasure in attacking the planet Dorin and its Republic-loyal citizens, believing that they should suffer the consequences for staying loyal to the Republic. War was seen as an essential part of life, and wars between tribes were common. He would be Grievous, as well as heart-broken, for the rest of his life. Sentient[1] His attacks and mass destruction of entire Huk planets ensured Kaleesh victory until the Huks turned to the New Republic for help. So taken was he with this vision that he set out in his mumuu hunting mask to kill one in reality, but instead of finding a mumuu in the jungle, he saw Kummar. Thus when approached by Captain Rel Bentin, Sk'ar offered his life or his services. He would have to make do with droids, but, having no confidence in the IGBC's basic battle droids, he demanded more intelligent models to take the place of his elite. There, he beseeched the gods to raise her from her watery grave just so he might see her one final time, but the gods remained silent. They were also known prisoners of the infamous prison planet Belsavis and played lesser roles across the galaxy at the time. However, when necessary, the tribes would put aside their differences and bond to fend off a common enemy. Born in c. 22 BBY, Grievous was originally known as Qymaen jai Sheelal and from the planet Kalee, where he lived his early life. According to Dan Wallace in his endnotes for the Galaxy at War RPG book, the concept of the Old Republic supplying the Kaleesh with advanced weapons to fight off a threat only to create an enemy with the Kaleesh in the process was analogous to the arming of various natives of Afghanistan, most notably the Mujhadeen during the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan, only for its successor group, the Taliban, alongside Al-Qaeda, to become hostile towards the United States.[18]. They were known to practice polygyny, a form of polygamy, where a male courts multiple wives. The Yam'rii petitioned in the Senate for Republic intervention, and received as much when a dispatch of Jedi arrived to end the war. [1], In particular, Grievous bore a great hatred for the Trade Federation Viceroy Nute Gunray, tolerating him only because he was vital to the Confederacy's success. The young Sheelal proved himself an excellent marksman with a mind as finely honed as any weapon. Grievous also disliked Gunray's long-time associate Rune Haako and other Separatist leaders, considering them greedy and disgusting. STAP Battle and IG-100 MagnaGuards wear Kaleesh cloaks to remember Grievous of his Kaleesh warriors he lead during the Enslavement of Kalee. With Count Alucard Dooku's permission, Hill consented and began production on the IG-100 MagnaGuards. But his bitterness did not end with that triumph, and he pushed them further back, storming their colony worlds. On the battlefield, Grievous was an excellent commander and an ingenious tactician, fighting hard to bring down the Republic. [5]Notably, the grandmother of Qymaen jai Sheelal participated in the Kaleesh assault.[5]. Inconsolable, he set off on a dangerous journey across the ocean to Abesmi, an island-monolith far from the mainland. Up to 80 standard years[2] He presented him with his first lightsaber and began his training in lightsaber combat by the Dooku's. Typical Kaleesh weaponry included a Czerka Arms Outland rifle, a Lig sword, and a Shoni spear.[5]. They had very keen olfactory sense and were able to produce pheromones. Grievous was originally a member of this race. Even as a Kaleesh warlord, he displayed no mercy toward his enemies, a notable example being his brutal counter-offensive against the Huk when they attempted to capture Kalee. It was through his efforts that the IGBC aggressively collected overdue credits from Ord Mantell and seized Phlut Design Systems when the company defaulted. His acts of wanton destruction during the war caused him to become an avatar of terror in the eyes of the Republic populace. Four digits, tusks Grievous, born as Qymaen jai Sheelal, was a Kaleesh male warlord as well as the Supreme Commander of the Confederacy of Independent Systems early on during the Yuuzhan Vong War. [7], Preferring to use divide and conquer tactics rather than flat out bombardment, Sk'ar's plans put his troops at lessened risk while putting the worlds he overran under stronger Imperial control. Skin color However, despite this viewpoint, he remained secretly humiliated by his resurrection as a cyborg. To this end, he constantly submitted himself to improvements to boost himself up to their caliber. [7], Thus, Sk'ar went down in galactic history as one of the few Non-Humans to reach an important position within the humanocentric Galactic Empire besides Grand Admiral Thrawn, Fleet Admiral Krieg, Procurator of Justice Hethrir, and a few others. Aided by his elite, he forced the Huk off Kalee and then swarmed their homeworld, conquering the Huk. Parts of this article have been identified as no longer being up to date. During the Kaleesh conflict against the Huk, Qymaen jai Sheelal quickly learned the art of war, specializing in a slugthrower rifle… Grievous cared deeply for his people, especially Ronderu lij Kummar. Grievous, at first, was disgusted with the droids because they were completely mindless. After being made Supreme Commander, Grievous proceeded to wreak havoc on the New Republic for a good portion of the Yuuzhan Vong War. Star Wars 53: The Last Gift From Alderaan! Gathering to his side a group of equally bloodthirsty Kaleesh elite, the Izvoshra, and adopting the title of khagan, Grievous became a warlord and managed to force the Huk from Kalee. [3][1], After obliterating the Yam'rii presence on Kalee, Sheelal led his warriors back to the Yam'rii colony worlds, massacring civilians as well as soldiers. The attempt failed, however, and caused a surge of violence and hostility toward all Republic stations within the surrounding Kadok Regions. The Kaleesh are Grievous's and Super's Battle people and live on the native planet named Kalee. However, despite these traits, or rather, because of them, Grievous was arrogant. Aided by his IG-100 MagnaGuards, Grievous killed many Jedi, and led the Confederacy alongside the Yuuzhan Vong to victory in many battles. Star Wars Universe Wiki is a FANDOM Movies Community. Eye color In exchange, Grievous became an extremely effective enforcer. Kaleesh also trained as Jedi, such as Cin Tykan, a Jedi Master. Kalee ended up in poverty, and hundreds of thousands of Kaleesh starved and died. Another inconsistency is the leg structure of the species. [17], Meanwhile, the Kolkpravis was taken over by a female Kaleesh believed to be the second coming of Grievous's dead soulmate, Ronderu lij Kummar. In addition to his arrogance, Grievous was also accused of cowardice, as he frequently fled whenever the tide turned against him. Grievous felt disgust at the notion of being a glorified leg-breaker for a soulless megacorporation, but he understood what the agreement would mean for his people, and besides, there was something in this innate warrior that needed to keep fighting, if not the Huk, then someone, somewhere. For nearly a decade, the Kaleesh under warlord Bentilais san Sk'ar held out against the Imperials until they were finally routed on Oben by Captain Thrawn, who was usually able to study his adversaries' art and devise a strategy to defeat them from there. His campaigns eventually brought him to Shiva IV; however, there he was thwarted by agents of the Alliance to Restore the Republic. Sheelal's father, seeking a useful outlet for his son's anger, taught him how to handle a slugthrower rifle. Sk'ar holding up Aron Peacebringer in a single hand; showing his unusually large stature for a Kaleesh. Grievous was a cold, merciless being. The IGBC kept its promise, alleviating Kalee's deficit and resuscitating its trade. The Kaleesh first appeared in Clone Wars Chapter 20, an episode of the Clone Wars animated television series on Cartoon Network. Grievous, a cyborg Kaleesh, had a digitigrade stance, but this does not appear to have been representative of the Kaleesh as a whole and may derive from his reconstruction based on a Krath war droid. Though Grievous demonstrated incredible brutality and a singular lack of mercy or compassion toward his enemies, he was not entirely heartless and did show empathy. They were quickly recognized as proud, honorable and deadly warriors by both the Galactic Republic and the Sith Empire. Together they mercilessly cut through the Huk invaders in countless campaigns, married, and had a son, Vakhno Ivas Sheelal. This news reawakened his desire to act directly in defense of his people, so he abandoned his contract with the Banking Clan and returned to Kalee to avenge the desecration. [11] During this time, several Kaleesh were known slaves of the Sith Empire and were occasionally trained when seen to have Force abilities. He even went so far as to display pity toward a Jedi, allowing B'ink Utrila, the Jedi in question, to score two minor hits on him before killing her. In the case of the Kaleesh, Thrawn was unable to comprehend the works of art, and so leveled Oben with his Star Destroyers; presumably inflicting heavy casualties and bringing an end to the insurrection.[7][16]. They had scaly skin, tusks, and long nostrils, though few outsiders ever saw a Kaleesh face that was not obscured behind a traditional mask. Supreme Commander of the Confederate military, https://starwars-universe.fandom.com/wiki/Grievous?oldid=43164. The Kaleesh are intelligent humanoid reptilians from the Planet Kalee. The Kaleesh are Grievous's and Super's Battle people and live on the native planet named Kalee. His rage only intensified, and he became desperate to crush the Huk, if for no other reason than to honor her memory. [3][1]The sole surviving Izvoshra, a tyrant of Kalee's western hemisphere named Bentilais san Sk'ar, rallied the Kolkpravis and led the slaughter of the Yam'rii on Oben, where he subsequently moved his people. However, he rebelled by openly displaying his Kaleesh heritage by adorning himself and his MagnaGuards with masks and cloaks in styles closely resembling those found amongst his people, considered by Dooku to be an act of vanity. The Huk War was a long conflict prior to the Clone Wars, beginning when the Yam'rii of the neighboring planet Huk, having overpopulated their own planet, began taking over and colonizing nearby worlds, eventually arriving at Kalee. The two of them were, therefore, considered living manifestations of the cryptic Kaleesh parable Sheelal, or The Dreamer/The Dreamt One. When he was offered to become a cyborg, he took the offer, as he had come to see flesh as weak. Quietly sending a group of military instructors to the planet, the Republic trained and armed the Kaleesh military force—Kolkpravis. Kaleesh had maroon scaly skin, four-clawed hands, and five-clawed feet. Pilgrims took the perilous voyage to Abesmi to beseech the gods. Ronderu later became pregnant and had a son, Vakhno Ivas Sheelal, but she was sadly killed at the hands of the Huk. Content approaching. Kaleesh were reptilian humanoids from the planet Kalee. He ended up siring twenty nine other children with nine other wives, but none of them, spouse or child, seemed to be able to fill the void Kummar's death had left in him. Even after his reconstruction as a cyborg, Grievous was not completely emotionless. Kaleesh warriors helped Grievous during his times on Kalee. Jedi Knights, sent to stop the war, sided with the Huks, and hefty fines and embargoes came down upon the Kaleesh. Qymaen jai Sheelal was born on the planet of Kalee in the years before the start of the Clone Wars. Sheelal did what he could to bury his grief. Kaleesh [Source]. Episode III: Revenge of the Sith: Prima Official Game Guide, Unknown Soldier: The Story of General Grievous, The Story of General Grievous: Lord of War, Aliens in the Empire, Part 2: To a Traitor Go the Spoils, Star Wars: The Clone Wars – The Official Episode Guide: Season 1, Star Wars: The Official Starships & Vehicles Collection 27, Star Wars: The Clone Wars Character Encyclopedia, Star Wars: The Old Republic Explorer's Guide, Star Wars: The Ultimate Visual Guide: Updated and Expanded, Drawing from the Imagination: Mythological Creatures in, http://geekosity.blogspot.com/2009/09/endnotes-for-galaxy-at-war.html#!/2009/09/endnotes-for-galaxy-at-war.html, https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Kaleesh/Legends?oldid=9450863. Gunray, in turn, continued to hold the view that Grievous was a servant droid, and even displayed the audacity to stand up to the General and question his orders, though he frequently backed down when the cyborg started resorting to death threats. Specifically, Grievous was repulsed by Gunray's arrogance and cowardice, and quietly enraged by Gunray's questioning of his leadership, and his defiant tendency to treat Grievous as a typical mindless barbarian, even after Grievous' demonstrations to the contrary.[1]. The two were very close, and after her death, Grievous was left distraught and angry. 1.6 - 1.8 meters[2][1] Quickly gaining a reputation as a savage, merciless brute as well as a tactical genius, the warlord struck fear into the hearts of many with his flagship, the ion cannon, armed Malevolence. https://midchildan-grievous.fandom.com/wiki/Kaleesh?oldid=388. Kalee Grievous, born as Qymaen jai Sheelal, was a Kaleesh male warlord as well as the Supreme Commander of the Confederacy of Independent Systems early on during the Yuuzhan Vong War. The resulting explosion sent the Martyr plunging into the Jenuwaa Sea, but Grievous had survived thanks to some quick thinking from the Count's son, Vlad. Although a natural rival with Asajj Ventress for Count Dooku's attention, Grievous shared a similar trait with her: a contempt for the mindless battle droids under his command. He arranged for a meeting to take a place on Kalee, and on the day of the meeting, Grievous and his Izvoshra boarded his troop shuttle, Martyr. [16] Mid-Childan Grievous Wikia is a FANDOM TV Community. Around 65 BBY, the Republic had been having strained relations with Guiteica, homeworld of the Bitthævrians, due to their non-membership. [1], The Kaleesh supported the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars until its defeat in 19 BBY and the death of General Grievous at the Battle of Utapau. Homeworld [5], Kalee, near the edge of Bitthævrian space, though a mostly unnoticed planet considered backwater by the Republic, would have had nothing to fear from the m'Yalfor'ac Order, as the Bitthævrian military was known. Sheelal's closest comrade was a fellow Kaleesh warrior and mercenary Ronderu lij Kummar. STAP Battle and IG-100 MagnaGuards wear Kaleesh cloaks to remember Grievous of his Kaleesh warriors he lead during the Enslavement of Kalee. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Qymaen jai Sheelal and Ronderu lij Kummar fighting the Huk. Kaleesh had large pointed ears and long nostrils that stretched close to their eyes. He realized that the slayer in his dream had not been himself, but the woman standing before him in a karabbac mask and wielding twin Lig swords. He was raised by his family to become a skilled warrior as part of the Kaleeshheritage and was identified as a highly intelligent and powerful warrior in the eyes of the Kaleesh leadership. According to legend, his relationship with this wild and skilled swordswoman had its beginnings in a dream, in which Sheelal saw himself slaying a wild mumuu in the Kunbal jungle with Lig swords. Kaleesh had large pointed ears and long nostrils that stretched close to their eyes. Abesmi, a great monolith of stone in the Jenuwaa Sea, was the place the Kaleesh believed the gods ascended to the heavens. For generations, Kalee had been assaulted without respite by a technologically superior insectoid species, the Yam'rii (referred to by the Kaleesh as the "Huk" or "soulless bugs"), who coveted the reptilian Kaleesh as slaves. Both clad in masks, Kummar with her karabbac skull and Sheelal with his mumuu skull, inherited from his father, who had died fighting the Huk, became legends, twin demigods blessed by their ancestors. [8][9] Most of their facial features were obscured behind the traditional masks they wore, and outsiders rarely saw Kaleesh unmasked. Yellow[1] Soon, however, Grievous learned that the Huk had vandalized sacred Kaleesh burial grounds on the colony worlds, and that the New Republic had done nothing. The general saw Gunray as foolish, weak, and arrogant, and often secretly hoped that Dooku would give him leave to kill the Neimoidian. Reptile[1] However, in one engagement on the beaches of Kalee, the two of them were separated. [16], A Kaleesh stormtrooper during the Second Imperial Civil War. The General was trained in the art of lightsaber combat by Dooku himself, who was also a former Jedi Knight. Biological classification The Kaleesh were a spiritual people, believing that those who performed great deeds in life became gods in death. [6] Their internal organs were extremely flammable. Quickly amassing a great number of Huk kills, he became a demigod among his people. A large number of temples were devoted to their ancestor gods, the holiest of which was called Shrupak. As part of the operation, a computer chip was placed in his brain to control his every move and he became little more than a living automaton. Grievous despised Nute Gunray, although the feeling was mutual. [16], Armed with projectile-firing Czerka Outland rifle and backed by a small group of Knights sent by the Jedi Council, the Kolkpravis were able to end the perceived threat of the Bitthævrian to the Republic. [1], Following the Huk War, the Yam'rii desecrated the burial grounds of the Kaleesh on the planet Oben, prompting Kaleesh warlord Qymaen jai Sheelal to return from working for the Banking Clan to again lead the Kolkpravis. Bentin, intimidated by the towering figure of Sk'ar, brought the Kaleesh before Emperor Palpatine. Qymaen was later resurrected as the Separatist cyborg General Grievous; who played a pivotal role in the Clone Wars. He also showed a certain amount of attachment to Gor, his pet roggwart, whom he doted on while housing at his lair on the third moon of Vassek. Years afterwards, Grievous would be worshiped as a deity on Kalee. Hair color Instead, Hill convinced Grievous to meet with Count Dooku to join his Separatist cause. By the time of the Galactic War, Kaleesh had recently arrived in the civilized galaxy. Because of the thermal pits under their eyes, Kaleesh could see in the dark. With this realization, Qymaen jai Sheelal, adopted a name more appropriate to a being destined to grieve forever, and, even more terribly, who was determined that he would not do so alone. He soon demanded they be reprogrammed to watch him in combat and learn how to fight like his old comrades in his elite Huk-killing team several years before. [10][3] As of the New Republic era, the late General Grievous, former Kaleesh warrior Qymaen jai Sheelal, had joined his species' pantheon of religious deities. Each Kaleesh hand featured two opposable thumbs. The species was later retconned to be mentioned in multiple other sources, including Heir to the Empire by Timothy Zahn. Grievous fought boldly, pushing them back and showing no remorse for the slaughter he perpetrated. Finding them weak and stupid and going so far as to call them useless, they became frequent targets for his frustration, for which he was criticized by Dooku. After a few years of failed negotiations, a Republic-backed soldier attempted to stage a coup against Guiteica's leader in order to force the planet to join the Republic. By the age of twenty-two, he had slain so many Huk that the Kaleesh people considered Sheelal a demigod. Classification Although General Grievous was shown to have digitigrade stance, possibly because his cyborg body was constructed based upon the Krath War droid, most other images of Kaleesh show a standard plantigrade stance, much like most humanoid species. Please update the article to reflect recent events, and remove this template when finished. Heartbroken, Qymaen jai Sheelal took on the name Grievous and turned all his anger and grief toward the Huk. Grievous, early on during the Yuuzhan Vong War, After finally meeting in person, Grievous, partially out of debt for saving his life, agreed to join Dooku, who bestowed upon Grievous the title "Supreme Commander of the Confederate military," planning to use him in his efforts to help the extra-galactic invading Yuuzhan Vong conquer the New Republic. The two became very close, and married. Born in c. 22 BBY, Grievous was originally known as Qymaen jai Sheelal and from the planet Kalee, where he lived his early life. Eventually he agreed, taking command of the Clan's private army of droid enforcers. Grievous made a rare exception for his IG-100 MagnaGuard bodyguards, whom he personally trained with and garbed in cloaks reminiscent of those found amongst his people. Designation When he did, he took care not to mutilate her body. The Kaleesh: General Grievous's Original Species. However, this crisis eventually came to an end when the InterGalactic Banking Clan helped the planet in economic repairs in exchange for the services of Grievous. However, the statues of Grievous as a Kaleesh warrior shown in Star Wars: The Clone Wars episode Lair of Grievous show a digitigrade stance even before he was a cyborg, as do the prequel comic on StarWars.com The Dreams of General Grievous and the Galaxy at War sourcebook. Therefore, burial places were sacred to them. Though he was no longer Supreme Commander, Grievous was still a useful tool and became even more feared across the galaxy. Kummar died violently on the Huks' barbed shears, and her body vanished into the Jenuwaa Sea. However, after learning that the Huk had attacked Kalee, he headed home to gain vengeance. [11] Most Kaleesh were opposed to the xenophobic Sith Empire,[12] but the species fought on both sides of the conflict,[13][14] as well as for Darth Malgus' New Empire,[15] or served as bodyguards for the Hutt Cartel. By the time of the Second Imperial Civil War, 137 ABY, Imperial discriminatory policies had been eliminated, several Non-Humans served within the Imperial military. Average height Such was the case of a Kaleesh stormtrooper, stationed aboard the Relentless, a ship that served as transport for the Galactic Emperor Darth Krayt. Kaleesh Grievous was visibly angered when Kit Fisto killed his roggwart, citing it as another crime for which the Jedi Order would pay dearly. He eventually met the female Kaleesh Ronderu lij Kummar, a master with the sword. Kaleesh culture was deeply spiritual and warlike. An example of this is a Kaleesh known as Xalek who became apprenticed to a prominent Sith Lord on the Dark Council. Sociocultural characteristics They had very keen olfactory sense and were able to produce phero… Wookieepedia is a FANDOM Movies Community. Despite the Empire's xenophobia towards Non-Humans, the Emperor was impressed enough by the Kaleesh's courage and potential to accept Sk'ar into the ranks of his Imperial armies. Each Kaleesh hand featured two opposable thumbs. Red[1]Orange[1]Yellow[2] Tusks protruded from their upper jaw, and shorter ones jutted from their chins. By eight years of age he had already become an expert sniper with more than forty Huk kills to his credit. However, the picture from The New Essential Guide to Alien Species reveals them to have five-toed feet and plantigrade stance. The image from the Galaxy at War sourcebook showing the Kaleesh Kolkpravis shows them having splayed four-toed, reptilian feet which are quite tall, giving the appearance of digitigrade stance. Physical characteristics [1] Tusks protruded from their upper jaw, and shorter ones jutted from their chins. Other Kaleesh include Reinforce Eins, a Kaleesh Unison Device that serves under Grievous and they treat each other well. Distinctions Kummar taught Sheelal to wield a sword, and in turn he introduced her to the Czerka Outland rifle. Language The Huk turned to the New Republic for help, and the Kaleesh were forced back to their own world by the Jedi and left to starve. Unfortunately, a bomb was placed on Grievous's shuttle, Martyr by the Huk just prior to his meeting. Kaleesh warriors helped Grievous during his times on Kalee. After the crash, Grievous also began to compare himself with the Jedi and became determined to equal them. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Grievous, however, would soon come to highly respect both Dooku and his son, considering them "necessary" political leadership. The Senate imposed harsh sanctions on Kalee, plunging the world into an economic crisis. With an Imperial strike force under his command, Sk'ar embarked on a campaign across the Jahilid Drift, conquering several worlds and making a name for himself in the Imperial military. Longeye[4]Ronderu lij Kummar[5]Jai Quallo[4]Saes Rrogon[6]Qymaen jai Sheelal[7]Bentilais san Sk'arXivhkalrainikCin TykanRazer Galaxy at War, Star Wars: The Old Republic–class. Grievous was a quick study and eventually came to be recognized as a skilled duelist. The bond of the two Kaleesh was very strong, and they became partners in war against the Huk. He had no qualms with sacrificing civilians to ensure his own survival and exploited the Jedi's compassion for the clone troopers under their command, exemplified during his attack on the Kaliida Shoals Medical Center.

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