What is the Star Wars policy of what is canon, official, and inadmissable?
• The movies, scripts of the movies, novelizations of the movies, the radio dramas, and the Incredible Cross Sections (in that order) are canon. • Official sources are novels (and other published stories), West End Games’ gaming material, the Essential Guides series, the Behind the Magic CD-ROM, the lore of the Star Wars CCG, and generally most things which are published and authorized by Lucasfilm, including games (although it is understood that the mechanics of the game have to be adjusted for the sake of making the game fun; for example, while the lore of a Chewbacca or AT-AT CCG card is accurate, the idea that Chewie is more powerful than a walker is absurd. Likewise, an RPG like Knights of the Old Republic would have its non-game-based information admissible, while its material for the interaction as inadmissible). They are all equal, but in case of a disagreement between the sources, the accepted procedure is to try and sort out which information is “more” official. For example,
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