Musician Archive

Creeva Murcado was the most famous rock star on Intrepid. He recently had to leave the game. Our story was that he died a Jim Morrison-style death. We held a nice New Orleans-style memorial service for him last night in Symphonia, Naboo -- the town he founded. Below is his eulogy:

Eulogy for Creeva Murcado:

How should we describe Creeva Murcado? He was a Master Entertainer and Master Musician. He cared about our profession and fought to save it from the AFKs. And who else could win a major band contest playing Star Wars 1? That was Creeva the musician.

Then, there was Creeva the joker. Running around in his boxers, crawling across the cantina floor, biting people on the leg, and on and on. We all have our favorite memories of this Creeva. He was a true rock star and the life of the party.

And there was Creeva the warrior. He loved a good fight and a good adventure even more. He traveled across the galaxy seeking the next challenge. And while he was fighting for the rebellion, he did not treat those serving the Empire as his enemy.

His most amazing accomplishment is behind you - The Intrepid Museum. Seven buildings with the largest collection in the galaxy. He did much with donations and sponsorships, but he also put most of his own wealth into the effort. His gift to all of us.

What about Creeva the Guild Founder? He turned a band into a guild. And Creeva the Mayor who took that guild and turned it into this city we call Symphonia. This, too, is part of his legacy.

But, the Creeva I will miss the most is the one that many of you never knew. He was my teacher and my fur brother -- brothers in all but blood. He was always there for me when I needed him. This was my Creeva.

A Wookiee's loyalty is not given lightly. But Creeva earned mine over and over again. And, much to my delight, I earned the greatest prize -- his respect. The day that I joined the Def Stars and won the Intrepid Jam Bonanza was my proudest day.

That is just a sample of our Creeva, ... of my Creeva. We should not remember the way he died. We should dwell on the way he lived. And the way he gave to the community. This is what he would be telling us if he was here today.

And I can not close without saying a word about Xie 'lanthia. While they never exchanged rings, it was clear to all who knew them that they had exchanged hearts long ago. I hope that wherever she has gone that she finds peace in her journey.