Doubler Suit, InstaMist Generator, Stealth Field, HoloShroud...a spy's inventory

Gizmos!! Wicked gizmos one might add. But what a relief.

Spies in SWG have the ability to disappear, become invisible at will (save for timer countdowns). Something that provokes the ire of the non-spy community.

Well, at least, the Extended Universe provides some references:

- Doubler suits create a holographic image of the wearer, they are not full proof, but useful nonetheless (source: Galaxy Guide: Bounty Hunters and Galladinium's Personal Gear); in SWG, the "decoy" ability mimics this suit.

- InstaMist Generator are used to create an instantaneous clouds - akin to the ninjas' famous smoke bombs (source: Galladinium's Fantastic Technology); in SWG the misty cloud used when activating the abilities "stealth", "decoy", "without a trace".

- Steath Fields aka personal cloaking devices make the wearer invisible to the naked eye. Source: Clone Wars chapter 14-16, Star Wars Battlefront II, Empire at War: Forces of Corruption, X-Wing: Wraith Squadron, KOtOR, KOtOR II, Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy); in SWG this is comes into play when using the abilities: "stealth", "decoy", "without a trace".

Needless to say that these abilities assume that the spy actually belongs to a wealthy organization. Each of these devices costs a small fortune and is highly illegal.

- HoloShrouds aka Holographic Image Disguiser enable a wearer to disguise as something else; they are also highly expensive (source: Boba Fett: A New Threat, Jedi Trial, Doctor Death: The Tale of Dr. Evazan and Ponda Baba, The Great Herdship Heist - Star Wars Adventure Journal 15, Young Jedi Knights: Darkest Knight, Star by Star, Enemy Lines I: Rebel Dream, Arms & Equipment Guide, Star Wars Encyclopedia, Scum and Villainy, The Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology, The Force Unleashed Campaign Guide, The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia, Doctor Evazan in the Databank); in SWG these are used when calling upon the ability /costume.