Editing Draelor Nah`utal (section)

= Notable Posessions =

=== Mtoni Kurokas ===
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| colspan="2" width="100%" style="background-color: #4a0e0e; color: #f0d8d8;" |Draelor's flagship, claimed from the Republic orbiting Coruscant
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An MC-60 Star Cruiser, and the largest vessel to ever bear his name as owner. The Mtoni Kurokas came to Draelor as recognition for his role in OPERATION CORE — a New Republic capital ship turned over to Imperial hands in the same operation that saw him serve, briefly and under another name, as President of Ubrikkian Industries. It has served as his primary ship ever since, captained in his stead by Lavant Zvarrik of House Csapla's lesser Zvarrik branch, a lineage that has traditionally supplied officers to fleet operations of that kind. That the ship carrying his name answers day to day to someone else's hand is, to those who know him, entirely in keeping with how Draelor has always run things — command given fully, trust extended completely, and results expected in return.

=== Dwomutsiqsa ===
In the ancient Sith dialect, the name is akin to the words "summon demon." A gift bestowed upon Darth Chaakat by his former Sith Master, Darth Virsunas, and later reforged by Draelor's own hand — the emitter and switch sections rebuilt in Imperial-forged durasteel, the body reshaped from the hollowed spine of a Dewback, the hilt completed by the tip of a Krayt Dragon's tooth serving as pommel. As is traditional among the Sith, the blade it emits is a menacing scarlet, shimmering with a hum few who have faced it forget.

=== Imperator ===
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| colspan="2" width="100%" style="background-color: #4a0e0e; color: #f0d8d8;" |Draelor's lightsabers, Dwomutsiqsa  and Imperator
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Where Dwomutsiqsa was inherited and remade, Draelor's Imperator was built entirely by his own hand, forged through the trials the Order demands of those who craft their own weapon rather than receive one. Where his first blade speaks in the old, private language of the Sith, the second is something newer — a weapon Draelor has deliberately shaped to read as Imperial before it reads as Sith, a design choice as pointed as anything in his career. Few outside his closest circles have seen it activated, and fewer still have asked him directly why he built it the way he did. Those who know him well enough to guess don't need to ask.

=== Estates ===
Draelor holds private estates on three worlds, each sitting under a different banner entirely — Lonatro, held by Black Sun; Boonta IV, under the Tresario Star Kingdom; and Isht, safely within Imperial territory. That he keeps a residence within Black Sun-controlled space at all has not gone without notice among those aware of his history with the organization, though Draelor has never offered an explanation for the choice, and no one close enough to ask has pressed the matter.

=== Collections ===
Beyond his working fleet, Draelor has built one of the more complete private collections of vintage racing craft in Imperial circles — an especially thorough run of YT-series freighters, alongside a growing collection of podracers and swoop bikes assembled piece by piece over years, each acquisition chased down individually rather than bought in bulk. It is, by most accounts, the closest thing he has to an idle hobby, and one of the few pursuits in his life that serves no purpose beyond his own enjoyment of speed and craftsmanship for their own sake.

=== RA-7-ST02 ===
A protocol droid of RA-7 configuration, won at auction through the Gilded Rose Auction House. Unremarkable in function, but a small reminder that not everything Draelor has acquired came to him through Imperial reward or Sith inheritance — some of it, like most collectors, he simply wanted.