This video will go over all the known members of the Death Star conference room and why
they were there.
The Death Star Conference room was one of the many places onboard the Death Star where
the military and political hierarchy of the Galactic Empire could meet.
During the meetings, they usually talked about the security of the Empire and the increasing
threat of the Rebel Alliance.
The members were seated according to their status, with the senior members sitting closer
to the extended chair, while the junior members sat further away.
The first member was Wilhuff Tarkin.
He held the highest position during the meetings and sat in the chair with the extended back.
He was one of the most powerful individuals in the Galactic Empire, shaping the Imperial
doctrine and being the driving force behind the creation of the Death Star.
He was made the first Grand Moff by Palpatine, and was given control of almost the entire
Outer Rim.
While on the Death Star, he oversaw its construction and had the power to order its use to destroy
entire planets.
The second member was Cassio Tagge.
He was a High General of the Imperial Army.
He served as the head of Imperial Army operations aboard the Death Star battlestation and was
given numerous administrative duties.
He was second-in-command alongside Admiral Motti, below only to Grand Moff Tarkin.
It was said that had he been more vocal of his complaints over the Death Star’s vulnerabilities,
he would still be alive and would probably be a military hero for the Empire.
The third member was Conan Antonio Motti.
He was an Admiral in the Imperial Navy.
He served as the head of Naval operations aboard the Death Star.
As stated previously, he shared the second-in-command position with General Tagge.
Mottie was one of the strongest supporters of the Death Star project, and felt that he
was the one who ran it not Tarkin.
He believed the Death Star was invincible, and dismissed all notions of it being vulnerable.
The fourth member was Darth Vader.
He was the Supreme Commander of the Imperial Fleet and was the Sith apprentice of Emperor
Palpatine.
Although he had a seat at the conference table, he rarely sat in it, preferring to hover menacingly
around the backs of the other Imperials.
By the time of A New Hope, he was tasked in retrieving the stolen Death Star plans.
The fifth member was Moradmin Bast.
He was a General in the Imperial Army.
On the Death Star, he served as the chief personal aide to Grand Moff Tarkin and the
subordinate to High General Tagge.
During the Rebel attack on the Death Star, Bast tried to convince Tarkin to evacuate
the the Death Star but failed.
The sixth member was Wullf Yularen.
He was a colonel in the Imperial Security Bureau or ISB.
He was assigned to the Death Star to ensure that the station's personnel remained absolutely
loyal to the Emperor.
He had multiple undercover agents disguised as both soldiers and maintenance workers investigating
suspicious activity that took place on the Death Star.
The seventh member was Siward Cass.
He was an officer in the Imperial Military.
By the time of A New Hope, he was a war veteran and acted as the chief communications officer
aboard the Death Star and was also an aide to Grand Moff Tarkin.
As chief communications officer, Cass was entrusted with extremely sensitive information
and communications between Tarkin and the Imperial government.
The eighth member was Trech Molock.
He was a High General in the Imperial Army.
He acted as the first Death Star's Army Operations Chief under Cassio Tagge.
Unlike Tagge, Molock wasn’t afraid of taking risks.
This resulted in Molock and Tagge getting into heated private debates.
The last known member was Hurst Romodi.
He was a General in the Imperial Army.
By the time of A New Hope, he was a retired war hero.
On the Death Star, he was an assistant to Grand Moff Tarkin.
Under Tarkin’s supervision, he also served as the Battle Station Operations chief on
the Death Star.
All of these people, except for Darth Vader, were killed during the destruction of the
first Death Star.