Rogue Squadron Trivia

1. Mission 6: The Jade Moon. The Rogues learned about an Imperial supply outpost on the Jade Moon. Who provided the intelligence and planned the mission?

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" Chapter II

Answer: Kasan Moor

Kasan was part of the Imperial 128th TIE Interceptor Squadron, an elite squadron comparable to the Rogues. She flew against the Rogues in the mission preceding this one. She had grown disillusioned with the Empire, and when her craft was disabled, she was ready to trade information for her life. She gave the Rogues information on the Imperial supply outpost on the Jade Moon. Luke let her fly an X-wing with the Rogues, but Wedge was still skeptical of her loyalties. After a few missions to prove her allegiance to the Rebels, Wedge warmed up to her, the the three pilots formed the core of the squadron for the rest of the game.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" Chapter III

Answer: Bespin (Gaseous)

Taloraan looked a lot like Bespin, the gas planet from "Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back". A floating city similar to the one seen in the movie could even be flown about. Kasan Moor commented that her squadron had scouted Bespin for an Imperial takeover, but it was too small. Despite all craft taking off from a cruiser in space, not a single mission in "Rogue Squadron" took place in deep space (the closest was the Death Star trench run). Taloraan was the only mission in the game that did not have a "ground" of some kind.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" Chapter I

Answer: Probe Droids

Probe Droids were first seen in 1980, in "The Empire Strikes Back". The Empire used them to search for signs of the Rebel Alliance. One landed on Hoth, and saw the Rebel's shield generator before Han Solo destroyed it. They were black, floating droids, loaded with sensors and dangling manipulator arms. In "Rogue Squadron", they were weakly armoured and armed enemies, taking only one shot to destroy. They often came in large groups, though, and could sometimes be difficult to shoot.

From Quiz Star Wars Rogue Squadron (N64)

Answer: On the far left side of the map

The enemies are very hard to find in the begining and will often take more than one try. For a hint, complete the mission first, and then go back and find those droids. Then kill the droids and complete the mission for the gold medal on your next try.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" 6/7

Answer: A-wing

The A-wing is the fastest/second fastest ship the alliance has.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" 4/5

Answer: Airspeeder

The Airspeeder is more commonly known as the "snowspeeder" but it can fly over any terrain.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" 2/3

Answer: 3

One is to the left of the starting point, another to the right, and the final is dead ahead.

From Quiz Rogue Leader

Answer: T-16 Skyhopper

The T-16 Skyhopper has Ion canon and Proton Bombs.

From Quiz Rebel Strike: Rogue Squadron III

Answer: 2

If you have two GBAs and two GBA/GCN cables you can link up for wingman commands that replaces the Control Pad for certain players. This feature is cool because it basically allows you to play with four players at once!

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" 1

Answer: 6 months

6 months after the destruction of the first Death Star, Luke Skywalker put together Rogue Squadron from the elite pilots.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" Special

Answer: World Devastators

In 1991, "Star Wars" began a new publishing era. The first new comic series to be produced was "Dark Empire", in which the Emperor was reborn, Luke fell to the Dark Side, and World Devastators, a Galaxy Gun, and the Eclipse-class Star Destroyer all made appearances. In the comic, the World Devastators were indeed used to attack Mon Calamari, but were nigh-unstoppable. Despite the New Republic using new V-wing fighters, the World Devastators ultimately had to be destroyed by sabotage from the inside.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" Chapter II

Answer: Crix Madine

Crix Madine was played by Dermot Crowley in the movie "Episode VI: Return of the Jedi". In "Rogue Squadron", after he joined the Rebel Alliance, he often led ground forces during missions, with the Rogues flying cover. Kapp Dendo was a Devoronian Rebel commando who appeared often in the "Star Wars: Rogue Squadron" comic series, by Michael A. Stackpole. Judder Page was the leader of a different Rebel commando team who appeared in many different "Star Wars" novels. Pash Cracken was a Rebel fighter pilot who also appeared in lots of "Star Wars" novels.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" Chapter III

Answer: Tibanna Gas

On Taloraan, the Imperials and civilians were harvesting Tabanna gas, which was required for blaster and laser powerpacks. This was the same kind of mining operation Lando Calrissian was running on Bespin in "Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back". Rogue Squadron was sent in A-wings to disrupt the Imperial production, while avoiding civilian targets. Cortosis and phrik were both alloys that could resist lightsabers. Bacta was a medicine.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" Chapter I

Answer: TIE Bombers

TIE Bombers were similar to TIE Fighters. Their solar panel wings were curved, and they had a second section between them. One pod was for the pilot, while the other carried large amounts of ordnance. TIE Bombers were rarely a threat to the Rogues themselves, but could level a city or friendly ground targets very quickly, if not dealt with. TIE Bombers were seen in "The Empire Strikes Back" when the Empire was searching for the Millennium Falcon in the asteroid field.

From Quiz Ships of "Rogue Squadron"

Answer: Y-Wing

The X-Wing and Y-Wing both come with R2 units. R2 units repair damage over time until they're destroyed (you'll hear them squeal when they're destroyed). Other ships just have to put up with the damage they receive and make the best of it.

From Quiz Star Wars Rogue Squadron (N64)

Answer: Seeker Proton Torpedoes

You will find this bonus in the middle of the second city. Be careful not to crash your speeder. It took me multiple tries to do this. It is definitely worth it for the 'Liberation of Gerard V'.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" 8/9

Answer: 5

It may seem like a lot when you are playing, but there are only five.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" 6/7

Answer: Blockade Runner

The Blockade Runner in this mission basically does nothing. It follows you from platform to platform firing few, if any, lasers. And if it takes enough damage to explode, you don't lose the mission, you just continue on.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" 4/5

Answer: 6

You have to destroy all of the scanners or else it's game over.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" 2/3

Answer: 7

The first wave consist of three tank droids, and an AT-ST. The next wave has three AT-PTs.

From Quiz Rebel Strike: Rogue Squadron III

Answer: 5

They don't require as many points as the ones from "Rogue Leader" needed. This game was created to be much easier to beat.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" 1

Answer: 4:00

The bronze medal requires 5:00, and the gold needs 3:00.

From Quiz Rogue Leader: Rogue Squadron II

Answer: 15

There are 16 main missions in the "Nintendo 64" version, plus 3 bonus missions. You can unlock 5 bonus missions to add onto the 10 main ones in "Star Wars: Rogue Leader".

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" Special

Answer: Skyhoppers

In "Episode IV: A New Hope", Luke Skywalker was seen playing with a model of a T-16 Skyhopper while C-3PO enjoyed his oil bath. Luke had a full sized Skyhopper, which he practiced in Beggar's Canyon with while blasting womp rats. It's because of all this pilot training through canyons and hitting small targets that Luke was able to blow up the first Death Star (that, and he had the Force).

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" Chapter III

Answer: Three AT-PTs

Rebel infiltrators had managed to steal three AT-PTs (All Terrain Personal Transports), but then got trapped behind a gate. AT-PTs were relatively weak, and were attacked by AT-ATs, tank droids, and bombers. Only one needed to make it to the rendezvous to complete the mission, but all three had to survive to get the gold medal.

From Quiz "Rogue Squadron" Chapter I

Answer: Escort a convoy

The Rogues were frequently called upon to defend friendly units from the Empire's forces. On Barkhesh, a Rebel convoy of supplies was travelling through a canyon to a rendezvous with a shuttle. The Rogues had to fend off TIE Bombers and AT-STs to ensure the convoy would survive.

From Quiz "Star Wars: Rogue Squadron II and III" Starships

Answer: S-Wing

The B-Wing is a playable craft in the "Rogue Squadron" games. The K-Wing and E-Wing are assault starships for the alliance that have heavy weapons such as lasers and missiles and torpedoes. Most craft are named for letters of the alphabet, but there is no startup simply named the S-Wing.

From Quiz Ships of "Rogue Squadron"

Answer: Snowspeeder

There are two ways to destroy an AT-AT: pour lasers into it until it explodes (it requires over a thousand lasers blasts), or to wrap it up in a Tow Cable. The only ship fitted with a Tow Cable is the Snowspeeder, which is why whenever there's a mission with an AT-AT in it, you'll be flying a Snowspeeder. Even when you unlock every ship for every mission (supposedly), you cannot use any other ship on a mission with an AT-AT. The only exception is the Naboo Starfighter, which must be unlocked using secret codes. If you use the Naboo Starfighter in an Snowspeeder mission, you'll be hard pressed to take down any AT-ATs that you may be required to destroy, before the AT-AT reaches its goal and destroys the target you're trying to protect.

From Quiz Star Wars Rogue Squadron (N64)

Answer: Cowardly

"The cowerdly imperial governor is looting the city." That is the first sentence in the 'Liberation of Gerard V' introduction.

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