Post by Falconer on Jul 10, 2018 12:03:06 GMT -6
AWESOME old fan work I’ve come across… I have to wonder what happened to him and if there was ever any expansion on this work. I have found him online and will drop him a line to see if he is interested in discussing his work.
Date: Wed, 25 Oct 1995 12:48:58 -0700 (PDT)
From: Tony Case <desslok@elwha.evergreen.edu>
Star wars planets V1.0
By Tony J. Case
(desslok@elwha.evergreen.edu)
Well, I suppose that this should be a much later version number,
but this is the first one released to the public. Later updates will
fill in the blanks (missing planet descriptions and the sources on
where to find them), and new material (Empires End, the X-Wing books,
the new TIE Fighter TOD, and so on). I've tried to be consistent in
the details of the planet, but some of the descriptions are as
in-depth as just a name and the main race found there. I'm trying to
fix that- it's a long process . If the entry is blank, either there
wasn't anything mentioned about the planet in the work. (tho a few
slipped past the editing process. Oops)
Reading the map- with the core at the bottom of the page, the
listings start in the upper left sector and read left to right. I
haven't gotten around to such fine details as actual location of a
planet in a sector (somebody ELSE can do that), The game (and map
construction) started with the Astoria sector, and spread outwards
from there, so the north quadrant might be a little more detailed
that the other three- tho I have tried to keep it balanced.
The Map:
|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------|
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------|
| 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |13 | 14 |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------
| 15 |16 |17 |18 |19 |
| | | | | |
| | | | | |
|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------|
|20 |21 |22 |23 |24 |
| | | | | |
| | | | | |
|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------|
| 25 |26 |27 |
| | | |
| | | |
|-------|-------|-------|
| 28 |
| |
| |
|-------|
|29 |
| |
| |
---------
North Quadrant
1 Elrood 15 CSA
2 Arkanis 16 Benslurahk
3 Minos Cluster 17 Cnetralia
4 Cronese Mandate 18 Astoria
5 Allied Tion 19 Senex
6 The Corperate Sector Authority 20 Jurvex
7 CSA 21 Chehalis
8 Venator 22 Kinzua
9 Sluis 23 Columbia
10 Gordin Reach 24 Borromeo
11 EMPTY 25 Capilano
12 Tion Hegemony 26 Kalamith
13 Kira 27 Palador
14 CSA 28 Courscant
29 The Deep Core
South Quadrant
1 Andimo 15 Quence
2 Natalis 16 Portmoak
3 Rayter 17 Torch Nebula
4 Plooriod Cluster 18 Mortex
5 Farkir 19 Trexan
6 Dalchon 20 Sharadan
7 Testarr 21 Escandar
8 Parmel 22 Oplovis
9 Albarrio 23 Thuris
10 Cor'ric 24 Gauilus
11 Parmic 25 Melnak
12 Rondeau 26 Iczer
13 Glythe 27 Lavazza
14 Orus 28 Anthos
29 The Deep Core
East Quadrant
1 Boeus 15 Tamiarin
2 Rifkin 16 Carrion
3 Donzi 17 Darr
4 Benetau 18 Thorsak
5 Skone 19 Hitol
6 Varko 20 Sarin
7 Boursia 21 Fellini
8 Closon 22 Atrivis
9 Santana 23 Tierfon
10 Papico 24 Kangas
11 Obashi 25 Cascade
12 Shima 26 Yushan
13 Tasaki 27 Kodi
14 Vemo 28 Corellia
29 The Deep Core
West Quadrant
1 Lol 15 Heyer
2 Skine 16 Kl'midia
3 Dali 17 Riso
4 Astarsha 18 Lave
5 Lindt 19 Kess
6 Merel 20 Mazel
7 Danzas 21 Dryden
8 Abrien 22 Trax
9 Dufilvan 23 Grimaldi
10 Rilltar 24 Lahara
11 Endevco 25 Thring
12 Bostic 26 Rolion
13 Ralburn 27 Lorax
14 Hapes Cluster 28 Lambda
29 The Deep Core
Some notes on how to read the map. Sector 29 (the deep core)
always points to the center of the galaxy. (It should be down on the
North Quad, up on the South, the left on the East, and right on the
West) This sector, in theroy, should be square, where all the others
have about the dimentions of a 8 1/2 by 11 piece of notebook paper.
Each sector originally was 1 inch across by 1 1/2 inch down. I'm
not sure how it'll work out on your screen or with your printer. Some
adjustment might be necessary, but you get the general idea.
Hyperspace works out to be about 60 hours per inch on a trade
route, or 70 off a route, up to GM's call for off the beaten path. The
trade routes aren't marked, so you have to use your best judgement for
plotting courses and figuring out travel times. Just assume a large
network corewards, getting lesser further out.
The top two rows (1-14) are the outer rim. 15-24 are the inner
systems, and 25-28 can be considered the core worlds. Off the north
end of the map is Wild Space, generaly unknown and uncharted- make it
up as you go. You'll notice that quadrants dont line up perfectly,
leaving empty space to the north-west, north-east, south-west and
south-east. I've always considered those to be the gaps in the spiral
arms of the galaxy. You can cross them, but doing so is stupid and
slow going (no charts).
Anyway, have fun with the maps. I'm going to take a long nap
now...
Tony J. Case
(Questions? Comments? Praise? Flames? Well then, get 'em off your
mind- desslok@elwha.evergreen.edu)
Nessassary Legal Crap:
Well, I'm not sure what should go in here, so heres my best
guess- All of this stuff (except for a few planets of my own design)
is the property of West End Games, Lucasfilm LTD, Marvel Comics, Dark
Horse Comics, Bantam Books, and generaly everyone else who has Star
Wars Licenses. (I think that covers everyone)
I guess that means that the planets left over are mine. Please
feel free to use it or abuse them as you see fit. All I ask is that
you simply give me credit for the files (I did spend 2 years on it,
after all).
This work is Postcard-ware. It's totaly and completly free. To
register it, just send me a postcard from wherever this thing showed
up. I want to see how far it'll spread.
Peace.
(send your postcards to)
Tony J. Case
616 15th Ave E.
Seattle, Washington
98112, USA
The entries are laid out as follows: Planet name (source and Page
number ): Brief description.
Guide to abbreviations:
Star Wars Adventure Journal - AJ
Planets of the Galaxy - PotG
Movie Trilogy Sourcebook - MTS
Star Wars Sourcebook - SWSB
Wanted by Cracken - WBC
Black Ice - BI
Isis Coordinates - Isis
The Abduction of Crying Dawn Sunsinger - ACDS
Galaxy Guides - GG
Mission to Lianna - MtL
Classic Star Wars - CSW
Marvel comic series - #issue or annual#
Dark Empire - DE1, DESB (sourcebook) or DE2
Dark Lords of the Sith - DLotS
Droids - D
Droids (animated) - DTV
River of Chaos - RoC
Splinter of the Minds Eye - SME
Han Solo at Stars End - HS@SE
Revenge - HSR
Lost Legacy - HSLL
Lando Calrissian and the Mindharp of Sharu- LCMS
Flamewind of Oselon - LCFO
Starcave of Thonboka - LCST
Children of the Jedi - CotJ
Crystal Star - CS
Heir to the Empire - HttE or HttESB (Sourcebook
Dark Force Rising - DFR or DFRSB (sourcebook)
Last Command - LC or LCSB (sourcebook)
Jedi Academy - JA
Dark Apprentice - DA
Champions of the Force - CotF
Truce at Bakura - TAB
X-wing tour of duty - TOD#
This is a work in progress, so please keep that in mind (it's not
even been spellchecked yet). This version was originally meant for my
group's use, so there might need to be clarification for people from
the outside world about some things- but that's what V2.0 is for,
huh? :) As always, feedback is welcome (and encouraged).
Thanx to Dan, who's work helped me fill in the blanks (we
invented the wheel at the same time). Get his copy- mail him at
otterpop1@aol.com (I think that's right)
Star Wars- planets of the Galaxy :
NORTH QUADRANT
ELROOD
Soul Five (#???- about 95 or so): A mysterious, ancient lost
planet, volcanic in nature. Some legends claim that the spark of life
came from there. Old ruins from long dead civilizations are in
evidence here.
(for following see POTG#3)
Almar (P. ): a second class planet off the E-D run whos main
attraction is the space station with dock and repair facilities.
Berea (p. ): A mining colony operated by the Empire.
Derilyn (p. ): The imperial sector HQ.
Torina (p. ): The final, non interdicted stop on the E-D run.
Tifnyl (p. ): A small imperial listening post is maintained here.
Merisee (p.): A temperate planet, with mild climate and fertile
ground. The major food producer for the sector. prime producer of
Utozz, a popular fermented malt beverage.
Korad (p.) A roadside stopover on the E-D run that has seen
better days. A dumping ground for old ships, machinery, and other
wastes.
Kuras (p. ) an unexplored, unsettled, and proably unvisited world.
Lanthrym: Passed up for a spot on the E-D run, the planet's
population is resentful of the insult. Due to the weak econmey, and
desire to get even with everyone else, criminals are allowed to
operate with minimal interference.
Coyn (p. ): A flat temperate planet, gateway to the sector. Home
of a brutal, warrior culture.
Bodrin (p. ): A stopover on the E-D route
Kidron (p. ): A hot jungle covered planet. A settlement of
outlaws and cutthroats.
Dega (p. ): One of Radell Mining's mining worlds, but mined out
years ago. Now is the perfect meeting ground for exchanging
contraband, hiding hostages, negotiating illegal deals and the like.
Osirrag (p. ): A small number of colonies dot this small pleasant planet.
Elrood: Sector capital, major manufacturing complex and trade
center. Also has the largest free ore refineries in the sector.
Strict and by the book, this planet is.
Halbara(p. ): A tropical planet, primary source of Radell
mining's mineral wealth, with a dozen mines in operation there.
ARKANIS
Isis (Isis p.5-6): Rebel safeworld
Centaris (#25): Outermost of the mid systems trading worlds. Last
civilized stop over for those doing business in the galactic
backwater, or taking a fling at the unknown- or hoping to escape the
long arm of the Empire.
Ventooine (annual 3): Ventooine is a primitive, feudal run society.
Socorro (AJ#2 p.117): An inhospitabke wold of black deserts and
flatlands. Rare and peculiar ship modifications is the primary source
of income for the world.
Aridus (CSW #10): A desert world bristling with insurrection. The
local population, the Chubbits, are one meter tall frog like
creatures. The Empire has scattered outposts and minor garrisons
across the planet. Also several mining regions have sprung up, under
Imperial control.
Tatooine (GG#7): The point furthest from the bright center of the
universe.
Dom-Bradden (COTJ): Located in the Outer Rim, Dom-Bradden
(sometimes called Bradden) is the homeworld of the alien species known
as Affytechans. Affytechans, a sentient form of plant life, have high,
musical voices and bodies composed of thousands of colorful petals,
tendrils, and stalks. While they appear quite beautiful, the
Affytechans stink of ammonia and musk.
Pzob (COTJ): A world of thick, forests which was colonized by a
group of Gamorreans many years ago. Some eighteen years before the
Battle of Yavin, the Empire established a base on Pzob where
forty-five stormtroopers were to await the "Eye of Palpatine." The
battlemoon never arrived, and over the years every stormtrooper except
Triv Pothman was killed by internal fighting and constant skirmishes
with the Gamorreans. Pothman served as a slave in the Gamorrean
Gakfedd clan village for two years, followed by a year with the Klagg
clan.
Moonflower Nebula (COTJ): A large nebula of dust and gasses,
located in the Outer Rim past the K Seven Forty-nine system. The
nebula contains two or three stars and a vast asteroid field, where
the Imperial battlemoon "Eye of Palpatine" lay undiscovered for thirty
years.
Wen'he'dinae (GG#12 p.22-24) Cha'wen'he homeworld
MINOS CLUSTER
Adarlon (GG#6 p. 43-45): the fun world.
Karideph (GG#6 p.45-48): one giant city, probably one of the most
overpopulated planets in the galaxy.
Mestra (GG#6 p.49-51): A giant asteroid field, home to one big
mining corp and dozens of small ones.
Yelsain (GG#6 p.51-53): A forest frontier planet.
Pergitor (GG#6 p.53-54) Run by The Church, a very uptight planet.
Gesaril (GG#6 p.54-56): The Empire established a prison colony on
an asteroid here, until the Chaos Crew shut it down.
Travin (GG#6 p.56-58): The Sector capital, the planet only has
one city with the rest of the surface barren.
Quockra (GG#6 p.57-58): A desert world, where the native
population seems to be droids.
Eliad (GG#6 p.58-59): Immensley rich political exiles reside
here, left over from when the Emperor was in power. Not having
anything better to do, the remained, even though the Empire's
withdrawn from the sector.
Shesharile (GG#6 p.59-60): Crime, crime, crime. Technel Shnick
used to be the head boss here, until he was ousted by the diabolical
Silas Greenback.
CRONESE MANDATE
Chandarr (MtL): Rulling world of the Mandate by the current house
of Cron, Robeir XXIII. Robeir perserves a fairly large defence fleet,
and a certian level of independence for the Mandate.
Kyryll's World (HSLL) Small sentient beings called Pui-ui
inhabit this world. They look like two spherical bodies linked by a
short neck.
Cron Drift (HSLL): The rift is the charted remantants of a
trinary system supernova that exploded sometime in the distant past.
Nespis VIII (DE2): A derelict space city near the Cron Drift,
located at the node of the six remaining Auril systems. The city was
constructed over thousands of years and was abandoned just before the
Clone Wars. It has remained well-preserved in the vacuum of space, and
centuries-old murals of the Great Sith War decorate its walls.
Kamar (HSR): A dry, hot planet orbiting a white star, Kamar is
the homeworld of the insect-like Kamarians. Kamar's native flora
includes miser-plants, barrel-scrub, and sting-brush, while its fauna
includes digworms, stingworms, bloodsniffers, nightswifts, and
howlrunners. The Badlands are the most arid and harsh areas of the
planet, while the sophisticated nations of Kamar have developed
nuclear explosives and fluidic control systems.
Vinsoth (GG#12 p.24-26): Chevin and chevin humanoid homeworld
ALLIED TION
Jaminere (MtL): Ruling world for the Allied Tion
Lorrad (MtL):
Cadinth (MtL):
Lianna (MtL) The urban undustrial planet of Lianna is located in
the heart of the Allied Tion sector. Sinar Fleet systems,
headquartered here supplied a major portion of the fighter craft to
the Empire.
Saheelindeel (TOD4, HSLL ): Imperial communication center and
listening post. Located in the remote Tion Hegemony, Saheelindeel is a
backwater world inhabited by intelligent, green-furred primates. The
high festival on Saheelindeel is a time for tribal hunting rituals and
harvest ceremonies, and has recently begun to incorporate farm
machinery exhibits, shock-ball matches, and airshows in an attempt to
become more technologically sophisticated. The Saheelindeeli, led by a
matriarch, have an affinity for grandiose actions. Han Solo and
Chewbacca briefly worked on Saheelindeel after leaving the Corporate
Sector.
Druckenwell (AJ#4 p.42): A highly industrialized world with
overpopulated cities, industrial regions, and vast oceans. Solid land
was developed years ago, with small pockets of protected natural
resources.
CORPORATE SECTOR AUTHORITY
Kail (HS@SE): A planet in the Corporate Sector. Torm, an
associate of Han Solo, had family on Kail who controlled several large
tracts of land known as the Kail Ranges. Torm's father and brother
disappeared after a dispute with the Corporate Sector Authority over
land-use rights and stock prices.
Mytus/Star's End (HSCSA p.52-60) Home of the Coperate Sector
Authority's prison facility. Mytus is a rocky airless planet at the
edge of its solar system.
Rampa (HSR): this planet's ecosystem is on the verge of collapse,
due to the out of control industry there. the air is polluted, the
water is poison, and the land is so barren it can barly support
produce. The population has been herded into small areas and must make
do with synthetic nutrients instead of real food. Any smuggler making
it through the security with water (R'alla mineral water is the most
popular) has made a big profit.
Orron III (HS@SE): A fertile agricultural planet at a strategic
location within the Corporate Sector. The green and blue world has
almost no axial tilt, resulting in a year-round growing season. The
Corporate Sector Authority tends the endless fields with robot
agricultural machines, and has constructed a city-sized Authority Data
Center on the planet. The only space traffic allowed on the world are
Authority ships and massive agricultural drone barges. The spaceport
is extremely large, built to accommodate the arriving and departing
robo-barges.
Bonadan (HSR): One of the major factory worlds of the CSA. The
highly industrialized and overpopulated planet is home to many
diffrent species from all over the galaxy. From space, Bonadan is a
yellow sphere with rust red stripes. The planet is barren and parched,
for whatever plant life was not deliberately destroyed has died due to
mining operations, pollutants and neglect.
Roonadan (HSR) planetary neighbor of Bonadan.
Rudrig (HLL) The planet serves as a university world, with many
campuses, housing complexes and rec facilities. The univerity also
sends out aid to developing worlds throughout the Tion Hegemony, as it
is the only advanced collage in the area.
Ammuud (HSR): The planet is governed by a feudal coalition of 7
clans, under a contract from the CSA. It's rigid code of honor is
known through Authority space.
R'alla (HSR) Home of the R'alla mineral water, famed for it's
pureity and medicnal benifits. It is also a main ingredient in certain
bootleg intoxicants.
Lafra (HS@SE) A planet located near the CSA space. Home of an
intelligant grey skinned humanoids. these beings were once winged
flyers, but evolved past the ability.
Ruuria (HSLL) Home to an insectoid species. The worlds socity is
made up of 143 colonies and every ruurian belongs to a single colony
for life.
Tynna (HSR): The homeworld of the otter-like Tynnans. Most
Tynnans have a layer of fat beneath their skin to protect them from
the cold waters of their planet. Odumin, the Corporate Sector
Authority territorial manager (also known as Spray the skip- tracer),
was a native of Tynna.
Urdur (HS@SE): site of a outlaw tech base just outside the
corperate sector.
Kir (HS@SE): A planet deep in the heart of the corperate Sector,
where crystals are mined and refined for use as crystalline vertex,
the Corporate Sector currency.
Duroon (HS@SE): A planet, capable of supporting life, with three
moons. An active, volcano like fissure cuts across the planet's
east/west axis. Hot springs, thermal vents, metal magma seepages, and
radiation anomalies can be found across the planet surface. The CSA
maintains several migrant work camps there.
Etti 4 (HS@SE): Located on a major trade route within the CSA,
Etti is home to many of the more affluent and influential Authority
Executives. The planet has no exportable resources, so it relies on
its natural beauty and prime location to attract visitors and traders.
Kalla (HS@SE): The site of a Corporate Sector Authority
university intended for the education of Authority members' children.
Consequently, major fields of study include technical education,
commerce, and administration with very little emphasis on the
humanities. Rekkon was an instructor at the Kalla university prior to
his adventures with Han Solo.
VENATOR
Koda (GG#9) Koda resembels Endor in several ways: vast forests,
tall trees and sparse follage on the ground. Koda was the site of a
Kryd slave camp, housing hundreds of Residian Workers.
Jomark (DFR p.77-78): REMOTE Colony world.
Nkallon (HESB p.77): Home of a weird mining operation.
Bryx (AJ#2 p.260): A planet that managed to defend itself aginst
the might of the Empire for 3 years, lead by governor Carigan, before
finaly being subjigated.
Froz (AAC): The home planet of the Frozians-- tall, furred,
extra- jointed aliens known for their melancholy outlook on life.
Micamberlecto, the New Republic's governor-general of the Corellian
sector, is a Frozian.
Alpheridies (DLOTS): The homeworld of the Miraluku, who are born
without eyes yet can see through the use of the Force. Many of the
Miraluku become Jedi. Shoaneb Culu, a Jedi knight who lived four
thousand years ago, was a native of Alpheridies.
Dalron Five (MTS): A planet devastated by the Empire during the
infamous Siege of Dalron Five. Siege warfare techniques developed by
Alliance General Jan Dodonna were used by the Empire in this assault.
Refugees from the planet were later encountered by Shistavanen Wolfman
scout Lak Svivrak living on a rocky moon.
Gand (MTS): Gand is a primarily gaseous planet and home to the
alien species also called Gand. Gand society is composed of "pocket
colonies" separated by enshrouding mists, and the Gand government is a
totalitarian monarchy established centuries ago. Locating fugitives in
the thick gasses is the responsibility of Gand "findsmen," who
worship the mists and use religious rituals to lead them to their
targets. Due to Gand's unique atmosphere, all Gand must wear some type
of breathing apparatus when off- planet. After Gand and its slave
trade were taken over by the Empire, the Imperials' advanced
technology made the arcane techniques of the findsmen largely
obsolete.
SLUIS
Elom (HESB p.84): A cold barren desert world rich in mineral resources.
Bpfassh (HTTESB p78-79): Battleground for a dark Jedi during the
clone wars. They dont like Jedi much.
Sluis Van (HTTESB p.90): A major shipyards in the north quad
Dagobah (HTTESB p.82-83): Yoda's home.
Praesitlyn (HTTE): The location of a major communications
station, located within sixty light- years of Bpfassh in the Sluis
sector.
Hindasar system (MTS): The infamous criminal known as Dr. Evazan
set up a "medical" practice in the Hindasar system after escaping from
the prison world of Delrian.
Firro (MTS): Many deaths and atrocities were committed on Firro
during its brutal subjugation by the Empire, and Lord Cuvir was
installed as Imperial Governor of Firro. During a visit to a Firro
relief station, Cuvir witnessed the skill of Imperial medical droid
Too-Onebee and made the droid his personal physician. Too-Onebee has
since joined the Alliance.
Gandolo IV (MTS): A barren, rocky moon located in the Outer Rim.
A group of Wookiee settlers, aided by Chewbacca, were attempting to
establish a colony on the moon when they were discovered by the bounty
hunter Bossk. Bossk and his men, who were in the employ of the
Imperial sector governor, abandoned their attempt to capture the
Wookiees after Han Solo disabled their ship by landing on it.
Randon (SA): Female ward-cousins on the planet Randon are
traditionally honored (due to their potential inheritance) and are
customarily served first. Randoni women wear their hair loose and
flowing, and an alcoholic drink from Randon is the Randoni Yellow
Plague.
Kerest (45-47) Kerestians dont have much of a homeworld anymore.
It was destroyed years ago, and the species were thought extinct-
until a colonly sleeper ship was found.
GORDIN REACH
Noe'ha'on: (GG#12 p.66-67) Homeworld of the Noehons.
Carraz (GG#12 p.70-72): Ranth live in an artic enviroment,
because the planet is tide locked. Half the planet faces away from the
sun constantly, leaving it constantly dark and cold. The day side is
brutaly hot, and devoid of water. Glacier movment occures from the
constantly heated planetary surface, which also keeps the planet from
becoming uninhabitably cold.
Vengler (GG#9) A quaint, rustic world. Discovered by the Empire
only a few years ago, Vengler has only the most primitive of space
ports, and dozens of open air markets. The Majority of the population
of the planet work on small farms, barly existing at subsistance
level. More cosmoploitan characters will sum the planet up in one
word: Dirtball.
Marca (Planets/Mist) Located in the Marca Nebula, this planet
dosent exist, officaly. Marca was a Imperial Hyperbaride Synthesis
plant, well hidden and garrasoned. However that didnt stop the Chaos
Crew from shutting the plant down and saving the natives there.
Krylon (#25)
torque (#25)
Yavin (GG#2): Lots of wreckage from the Death Star is here.
Kashyyyk (HTTESB): Wookies grow here.
Ban-Satir (HS@SE) The planet's claim to fame is Norvanian Grog,
an expensive and potant intoxicant. It is produced and marketed from
the isle of N'van in the northern hemisphere.
EMPTY
TION HEGEMONY
Kabal (CSW #4): a nutral backwater world in the Empire/Rebellion
conflict. Near a white dwarf star, surrounded by hundreds of derelict
ships, held in place by the strong gravity.
Brigia (HSLL): A poor backwater planet. The university of Rudrig
has been providing guidance and aid to Brigga's development and
modernazation initiative.
Dellalt (HSLL): The planet was important in the time of the old
republic's expansionist peroid. Now the world is mostly forgotten, far
from trade routes and major space lanes. Dellalt has two moons
orbiting it's watery surface. While the majority of the planet is
covered by water, the three main landmasses extend far enough above
the water line to provide living space for the planet's inhabatants.
History and ledgands from the expansionist period claim that the
planet is the site of Xim the Despot's colossal vaults, in which he
stored treasure looted from a thousand worlds.
Vontor: (HSLL): The site of the Third Battle of Vontor, the final
defeat of the historical tyrant Xim the Despot. During this battle,
Xim's orbital fortress and nearly all of his war-robots were vaporized.
Daluuj (CSW #13): A miserable, backwater Imperial training
outpost. The weather is constantly a storm, making visibility minimal,
and sensors almost useless. Its a fun spot.
KIRA
Krann (TSK P.39,40): Mining and crystal crystal processing.
Brevost (TSK p.5)
Cerenia (TSK p.69): Residence of the Imperial Governor Bursthed.
Lazerian (TSK P.11-19): A Loyalist Imperial world. Heavy
industrialization an urbanization cover the planet.
Lahopa (TSK p.10): A transportation hub for travlers using nearby
routes. Mining indurstry mainly.
Nigel (TSK p.10): Human colony
Roldalna (tsk p.5): Your guess is as good as mine.
Ropagi (TSK p.50-59): A world of pacifistic philosophers and
intellectuals.
Pax (TSK p. 60): a world of natives, exploited for their
precious gems.
Seltos (TSK p.75): A low population planet that recieved only
minor Imperial attention in the past. Primary industry is food
production, with lumber and ore mining providing the rest of the
planet's income.
BENSLURAHK
Trebela- A major Rebel network was exposed in Trebela's capital
city by Imperial Governor Kraxith. Surprisingly, most of the Rebel
groups discovered had been working independently and were not aware
of the others' activities. [SWSB]
Yuga Two- A planet covered with dense rainforests and clinging
trees, Yuga Two is a popular tourist destination due to the Yuga
Planetary Park. Alliance historian Voren Na'al bought passage from
Yuga Two to Tatooine on a Galaxy Tours ship to begin documenting the
histories of the Heroes of Yavin. [MTS]
Galvoni III (MTS): The location of an Imperial military
communications complex. Alliance historian Voren Na'al infiltrated the
complex following the Battle of Yavin in order to gain more
information about the Death Star project.
Firrerre (CS): All life on the planet Firrerre was wiped out
through the Empire's use of a biological weapon, and it is still
unsafe for any ships to land there. The devastation was ordered by
Hethrir, the Imperial Procurator of Justice (himself a native of
Firrerre) and carried out by the Empire's elite Starcrash Brigade. The
people of Firrerre, humanoids with long, striped hair, were believed
to have been rendered extinct by the death of their world.
Gelviddis Cluster (COTJ): An atypical type of sand is located on
a world in the Gelviddis Cluster. The unique composition of this sand
allows Jedi to easily form it into familiar shapes and images through
the use of the Force.
CENTRALIA
(most of these come from the 1st edition GM pack. I dont have it
handy, so these will be filled in later)
St. Croix/Del Rio: Home of Omnicorp, Dana's operation and
ex-location of The Bar.
Deysum: Imperial sector HQ, toxic wasteland and domed cities
Ugo'cor
Algunis
Harstol Cortheium Mining, mainly barren rock
Bandai: Tundra mid tech world
Entrus: Location of the Wheel. Boring planet, cool space station.
Tela Mosna: An industrial world, but mainly offices and such.
Tagge industries ownes most of the planet and runs their business from
here (or from the corperate sector)
Iskalon: A race of water breathers live here, inslaved by the
Empire for the longest time. Hoever a visit from Luke Skywalker
changed all that, when the Empire enacted genocide to try and
eliminate commander Skywalker. Since then, the Iskalonians have
withdrawn from the rest of the universe.
Watizit: A large astroid field held in place by a giant black
hole. The Rebellion had a fuel mining operation there for some time,
until an Imperial test flight wandered in and shut operations down.
Venna: Tagge industrial world, heavly garrisoned, heavy imperial
Gamorr: Gamorrian homeworld
Bundum: Blockaded urban wasteland planet sympathetic to the rebellion
Fenhern
Vendrid: Republic prison colony located on a barren moon
Dressol: main Rebel fighter base for the sector. Mainly brush plains.
P'hish: frontier old west like world- but jungle
Zeltros (Several marvel comics): Inhabited by a race of red
skinned, fun loving aliens. The planet is mainly a hedonistic culture
and the planet reflects that.
Lexrul: Priates, thugs settlers and space stations
Rugern: Last traiding post in the sector, a rugged fronter world
Kalinda (TSK P.20,22): discovered long ago during the old
republic, the planet is the front line between the Republic, Imperial,
and Corperate sector
Bo'saino: Xenophobic aliens. Planet type: ???
Orleon (#28): A miserable and uninviting place, Han Solo set up
shop as an emergencry stop-over. The rain comes down in buckets
constantly, leaving the planet covered in mud. The other outstanding
point is that the whole planet is a stone mite infestation. Stone
Mites are a biological weapon developed during the clone wars. Their
bodies manufacture an acid that enables them to eat through anything.
The mites were designed to move through solid rock, feeding on veins
of ore, specialy created to devour a planets mineral resources. They
reproduce rapidly, and usualy move in swarms, thousands up to millions
of them, eating everything in their way.
ASTORIA
(Everything in Astoria is home-made for my campaign. I could
remove it, but that would leave me with an empty sector. Anyway, it'd
tear my hear out- I've put a lot of work into this one)
Brita-Kajarro: Due to the Imperial drydock and shipyards here,
Brita is probably the most second most defended planet in the Astoria
sector. Although a non discript planet with only one city, that city
dominates a 10 mile section of the contintant.
The system was chosen for its closeness to the nearby asteroid
belt. Navigating in and out is far more difficult, but with the mining
and refining the ore (supplemented with a supply from Yutani), ship
construction is far more simple. The nearby asteroids are launched at
an unpopulated portion of the planet, burning off the useless ore as
they re-enter and making them more accessable than if mined in space.
Sorini: What can you say about the Imperial capitial of the
sector. The cities construction tends to look a lot like Matsomoto's
vision of Japan from Star Blazers- lots of tube cars, angular
buildings, and underground cities. Grand Moff Foxton runs a tight
ship, keeping her territory quiet and orderly. The oppressive fist of
the Empire keeps the rebellion off planet in all forms, even as a
rumor.
Residia: Probably the major trading world in the north quadrant,
just behind Corellia in shipping, exporting and importing. The best
pilots may be Corellian, but the most insane pilots are Residian.
Berin: Barren, devistated by the Empire as a show of force to the
sector.
Venize: A truly wonderous resort world- operating most of the
time in direct conflict with nearby St. Croix.
Derham: The sectors main university world. Although not nearly as
well informed or worldly as CSA one, Derham gets on quite well.
Albolen: Westworld entertainment theme parks.
Serrano: The academic center of the sector, located on an ocean planet.
Gothica: The standard of living is low here, imposed by big
business out to rape the planet. The citie are dark, and laid out as
if the designers were on drugs. Not a happy place to live.
Curran: Museum/libary plains and wet hidrosphere
Rizzardi: Outside the domed cities, life is impossable. Inside
however, Rizzardi is a comfortable place to live. There is only one
domed city, but it has spread to many sub-complexes- almost cities
into themselves. Several of the sub-complexes are automated factories,
churning out high tech goods for sale and distrubution. All space ship
traffic is handled through the siveable orbiting platform. Access
planetside is through one of several beanstalk elevator systems. Goods
are mainly exchanged at the station, with mainly only natives and
tourists going planetside.
Kalonne: A forrest planet, which supplies much of the sector's
agroculture needs.
Quinsay: Remote research on a volcanic planet.
Ravalox: A truly boring planet, with a orbiting space station
being the world's only intresting bit. Ravalox Station is a truck
stop, cargo transfer point and Hyperspace refrence point all rolled
into one.
Curaris: A jungle fronter planet barely scraping by.
Ghotus: An advanced colony on a desert world.
Barga: The Empire conquered this atmoic level planet and began
exported the residents as slaves.
Drax: A mid tech level trading planet, mostly caves and tunnels.
Varda: An ice world slightly more comfortable than Hoth, located
in an isolated regoin of the sector. The planet has more trees and
rivers, more like a sibirian tundra than a wasteland. Varda is used
mostly by two pirate and smuggler groups as a base of operations. The
Black Hole gang and Haliey's Raiders mostly ingore each other and
operate normaly.
Gavigan: A mining world, it's ecosystem ruined by the Oplem
Mining corp, who ownes the planet.
Avendell: An asteroid belt used by independant miners to supply
Yutani with ore.
Yutani: A major manufacturing planet, taking in all the raw
material from Gavigan and Avendell. The planet is a dark, opressive
place- you hardly ever see the sun, and breath masks are required for
long term trips outdoors.
Sathar: One of the major battles of the civil war was fought
here, with the Evil Lord Darth Vader spearheading a major purge of the
rebellion's Jedi, and coming close to destroying the command of the
north quardrant.
Coriolis: A swamp world populated by intelligent humanoid rats.
SENEX
Yetoom (COTJ): Located on the edge of the Senex sector, is the
base of operations for Fargednim P'taan, a moderately big drug dealer.
Greeb-Streebling Cluster (COTJ): A cluster located in the Ninth
Quadrant, near the Senex and Juvex sectors.
Mussubir III (COTJ): A planet possibly in the Senex sector. The
uncommitted ex-governor of Mussubir Three took a "vacation" to attend
a meeting on Belsavis with Roganda Ismaren.
Karfeddion (COTJ): Located in the Senex sector, Karfeddion is the
site of several slave farms run by the House Vandron. Breeding farms
are designed to produce Ossan and Bilanaka slaves, tailored for
agricultural work. During an economic depression on Karfeddion, Lady
Theala Vandron was summoned to the High Court of Coruscant to defend
the slave farms on her homeworld.
Belsavis (COTJ): Belsavis is a world of volcanic rift valleys
separated by miles of icy glaciers. The inhabited, steam-filled rifts
are heated by the planet's core, which feeds mud pots and hot springs
on the surface. The cities within the rifts, some of them covered by
light-amplification domes, include Wutz, Bot-Un, Mithipsin, and Plawal
(formerly called Pletwell). The enormous rift-covering domes, buoyed
by antigrav units in their apices, support a vast network of hanging
gardens and moveable growing beds. The domes also protect against the
periodic cold storms that formerly swept into the rifts from the
surrounding glaciers.
Gathus (COTJ): The twenty-five man skating team from Gathus
played the planet Lafra in several games of a puttie series. Han Solo
watched the final match while on a mission to Belsavis.
JURVEX
Sunaj (TOD5): An Imperial repair facility located near the
northern edge of the sector
Hirom (#90-107) Nothing is known about the world, except that the
natives seem themselves as great warriors with a destiny to conqure
the galaxy. This couldnt be further from the truth. In reality, they
turn out to be cowardly bugs with delusions of grandure
Habassa (TOD5): Homeworld of the Habassins, a race that helped
out the rebellion relocate the fleet to Hoth. Turned into an asteroid
field by Leader Desslok and his superweapon.
Trenwyth (#103) A war ravaged world, long since dead. The system
is occationaly used to travel through, as nobody ever goes there. Many
ruins of a once great civilzation there.
Farfield (TOD5): Imperial patrol squadron base. Corvettes,
gunboats and small patrol ships depart constantly. Most patrols
eventualy wind up at Feenex, the other patrol base in the sector.
Telos 4 (#16) A medical research outpost. The manigment is
netural in the galatic fight, fixing people from either side.
Bespin (GG2): Cloud City is located here.
Derra 4 (ESBR): Site of a sigificant Rebel defeat just before the
battle of Hoth. An Alliance convoy with much needed supplies were
ambushed by several TIE fighter squads. The convoy was smashed, and
all rebellion personel were killed.
Hoth (ESB) An Alliance base at one time, but never the main
command base, or the site of a major battle. Hoth maintianed it's
quiet obscurity.
Retep (TOD5) a major supplier of grain to the Empire, and the
whole sector.
Bofa (TOD5): Imperial intelligance network HQ for the sector.
Yunkor (TOD5): An outlieing Imperial equipment staging area
Anoat (ESB, JS, DA): The system contains the planets Anoat,
Gentes (the homeworld of the pig-like Ugnaughts), and the colony
world of Deyer. Deyer is a colony world composed of floating raft
cities, terraformed lakes, and abundant fish and crustacean life. The
colonists on Deyer had created a peaceful, democratic political system
until they spoke out against the destruction of Alderaan, paving the
way for a brutal military takeover of Deyer by Imperial troops.
Pii (TOD5): A general convoy stopover and truckstop from the
north part of the sector to the south.
Feenex (TOD5): The second Imperial patrol base in the sector.
Feenex is much smaller, but just as busy- more of a stopover than a
repair and resupply base.
CHEHALIS
Marat V/Skye (Annual 1): A restricted world. Consists mostly of
rocky, jagged mountains and grassy plains. An full Imperial garrason
is maintained here. The natives are off colored humanoids with wings.
Also native are the ferce Catuman warriors, cat like creatures that
could give a wookiee a run for his money in a fight.
Balis Baurgh (AJ#1 p. 177) A system naturaly shielded by the
numerous gas clouds and heavy solar radiation. The space station there
is an Imperial prison facility, all fully automated.
Hijarna (LC p.73): An out of the way planet used as a smuggler
hide out by Talon Karrde, among others.
Tirahnn (annual 1): location of an ancient, legendary bazar.
Leading trade nexus of the entire stlar cluster, a city larger than
some countries. It's acritechure ranging from the street level hurly
burly of the fair to mile high coperate skyscrapers and luxury
palaces. The heights are homes of Tirahnn's elite, the merchant
princes who rule this world- huge fantastic pallaces sprawling across
miles of ground, or reaching impossably into the emerald sky.
Onderon (TOTJ #1): A planet contacted by the Republic thousands
of years ago, when the natives asked the Republic's Jedi to end the
state of war there that had been going on for years. The warfare was
perpuated by a ruler who dabbled in the Dark side, a follower of
Freedon Nadd- a Dark Lord of the Sith. After a great battle, the Evil
there was defeated and the planet was asorbed into the growing
Republic. One of four moons orbiting the planet is home to numerous
monsters. Due to Dxun's erratic orbit, several of the creatures were
able to migrate to the surface of Onderon ages ago during a brief
period in which the two worlds' atmospheres intersected.
Shalyvane (#60) Very little is known about the planet, history or
otherwise. What is known is that the populace was an industrous,
peaceful people, when alowed to be. Bands of nomad barbarians,
xenophobic in the extreme, kept everyone wallowing in a series of
senseless battles, for no other reason but for the enjoyment of the
fray. When the barbarians unexpectedly made peace overtures, the
Shalyvains took them up on it. When both sides were gathered for the
peace treaty singing, the Empire showed up, and bombed the party out
of existance. The Nomads had sold the Shalyvains out, telling the
Empire they were in leuge with the alliance. However there was a
deeper, more evil purpose behind the destruction. The Evil Lord Vader
required the elminination of the civlilzation to establish a credable
background for a project- the destruction of Luke Skywalker.
Tanaab (ROTJ, DFR, DLOTS): Four thousand years ago, the freighter
"Kestrel Nova" was captured from space pirates near the agricultural
world of Taanab and was used by Ulic Qel-Droma to travel to the Tetan
system. Millennia later, the planet was annually raided by bandits
from Norulac. Lando Calrissian (on a bet) destroyed the raiders by
using unorthodox but effective flying skills and battle tactics, and
was promoted to Alliance general partly on the notoriety of this
incident. Years later, Joruus C'baoth coordinated an Imperial attack
on Taanab, where he used the Bellicose's turbolasers to destroy a New
Republic ship over the direct orders of Captain Aban.
Norulac (ROTJ): The planet Norulac housed a company of bandits
who annually raided Tanaab, until they were wiped out by Lando
Calrissian.
KINZUA
Drogheda (#83): Long established colony. The planet is mostly
rugged cliffs and mountains. The ruling family has a profitable mining
business on a plant in the same system.
Deneba (DE #5): A long time ago, druing the old republic, Mount
Meru was a meeting place of 10,000 Jedi Knights, who gathered to put a
stop to the Kranth and their evil ways. Now the planets main
attraction is it's one of the main sites of the Drogheda Mining
operation.
Ord Trasi (LC p.76): Major ship building facility for the Empire.
Junction (#27) One of many such planets, scattered against the
backdrop of outworlds. Essentially a trading post, gathering place,
and watering hole for those that roam beyond civilized systems. Anyone
seeking supplies, particularly those who find imperial regulation
distasteful, find their way here. The Rebellion got a large chunk of
their supplies here.
The Empire patrols the main space ways into the system, but is
unable to blockade an asteroid corridor leading in, due to the size of
the capital ships. Pirates and smugglers use the corridor to it's full
potential.
Golrath (#50 & 64) A young, volcanic planet with an abandoned ore
smelting plant. The plant served as a one time rebel base
Beheboth: (#66): A dry, desert like planet in the orbit of a
nebula with ten suns. The planet has moisture farmers, much like
tatooine, but they're much more orginized. Now space rubble thanks to
Desslok's wrath
Chandrila (Farlander): Mon Mothma's homeworld
COLUMBIA
(This sector was built by a friend of mine, who would get mad if
I removed it. Anyway, again it would leave me with an empty sector.)
Kemay: Exploration glacier
Chuula: Natural resources desert
Tutok: Fish exports ocean
Kedun: trade mountain
Oskres: hidden pirate base jungle
Korry: research mountain
Selt: mining mountian
Erreth-Akbe: colony forest/mountain
Kalessia: new republic HQ forest
Var: agricuture plain
Solwes: Exploration ocean
Tettego: manufacturing/processing plain
Gont: manufacturing urban
Kaheda: Colony wetlands
Lissu: Agricutule urban
Etreke: natural resources (lumber) plateau/forest
Lotin: Subsistence barren
Norvale: Imperial sector HQ urban
Calamari (GG#4 p.67-68): The Mon Calamari homeworld, with more
Death Star wreckage in orbit.
Valmouth: Military wetlands
Re Albi: mining cave
Tremar: Agricutule plain
Kebas: Luxury Goods wetlands
Kamember: Trade desert
Essary: Shipyards mountains
Allage: Abandoned colony. forest
Pantolomin (DFR p.79-82)
BORROMEO
Flitter (Rebel SB): One time Alliance safe world, until the
Empire found it and slaughtered the population there. A blockade
prevented the remaing 1,000 or so people from being evacuated.
Recently the Republic broke the blockade and rescued the surviving 300
people there.
Endor (DFR p.71-74): More Death Star wreckage
Kamaar: a self supporting, out of the way planet. Lots of natural
buty and native crafts, but not much else. It's only claim to fame is
it's Atria's Homeworld.
Smarteel (JTH): Jabba the Hutt visited Cabrool Nuum's base on
Smarteel in an attempt to sell Nuum a captured freighter. In the
ensuing adventure, Jabba killed Nuum and his two children.
Vodran (MTS): Vodran, covered with swamps and thick jungles, is
home to the dianoga. This seven-tentacled creature has one eyestalk
and has evolved a transparent camouflage to protect it from Vodran's
huge predators. These animals can be now found feeding on garbage
virtually everywhere in the galaxy.
Phorliss (DFR): The smuggler Mara Jade briefly worked as a
serving girl in a Phorliss cantina following the death of the Emperor.
Vogel 7(ROC): The site of an Imperial Naval Academy where TIE
pilot Ranulf Trommer was raised.
Pho Ph'eah (HSR): The alien species inhabiting Pho Ph'eah has
blue fur and four arms. The assistant manager in the main lounge of
Bonadan Spaceport Southeast II was a native of Pho Ph'eah.
CAPILANO
Verlon (PotG#1 p.): A tropical rain forest, the planet is a
popular tourist site, with friendly natives and an economy driven by
the rich visitors.
Celanon (PotG#1 p.): A infamous commerace world, with over 50
million beings living in the planets one big city.
Rordak (PotG#1 p. ) the site of several imperial work camps. The
planet is rich in minerials, but has a hostile atmosphere.
Mutanda (PotG# p. ): Home of one of the larger gas mining
operations in the empire. Due to the strategic value of the operation,
the Empire maintains a sizable presence in the system.
Essowyn (PotG# p. A planet with two mineral rich asteroid belts
in-system, several mining corps and the Empire trying to rape the
planet dry, and a bunch of pissed off natives. This is a revolution
waiting to happen.
Isen (PotG#1 p.): A newly forming system with no habitable
worlds. Moderate minerial depoisits have been found there, but the
system is too remote to effectivly mine. Home of the Void Demons- a
pirate group.
Garnib (PotG#1 p. an Ice world, the only source of the famous and
highly coveted Garnib crystals.
Jorella (PotG#1 p. A dangerous, primitive world with many
preditors and a hostile bird race. There is talk of quarantining the
planet.
Baralou (PotG#1 p. A water planet with mineral wealth, abundant
natural resources, and trade potential
Gorsh (PotG#1 p. A privalty owned world of marsh and swamp,
operated by Genetech Labortories.
KALAMITH
Belderone (Annual 2) A major Imperial construction yards,
primarly every thing but spaceships (AT-AT's, speeders, etc). The
Terain consists mostly desert and Mesas. Kulthis, the third planet in
the system houses a rebel fighter base, with upwards of several
squardons on station.
Toprawa (SWR2): The planet where the data files to the first
Death Star were stolen. Rebel forces obtained the information by
raiding the convoy en route to the secret Imperial storage facility
there.
Ralltiir (SWR2): A planet sympathetic to the rebellion. Raltier
was subsequentaly subjugated by Imperial forces when it's true
allegiance was discovered by the Emperor.
Davnar (Farlander): Home of the Kalidor, a flying creature of
which the Kalidor Cresent is named.
Alk'lellish III (TAB): The homeworld of the Ketrann, a dangerous
carnivore. Governor Wilek Nereus of Bakura owned a set of its four
white fangs.
Caprioril (DFR, SWSB): A tranquil world in the galactic core,
Caprioril was the site of the infamous assassin droid tragedy in which
a droid slaughtered 20,000 people (including famous swoop racer Ignar
Ominaz) at a swoop arena in order to assassinate Governor Amel Bakli.
Allyuen (ESBR): Based on instructions from Darth Vader, a group
of Imperial probe droids were recalibrated to search for Rebels on
Allyuen, Tokmia, and Hoth.
PALADOR
Commenor (SWN): Han Solo once joked that he exchanged his sense
of chivalry for a ten-carat crysopaz and three bottles of brandy on
Commenor.
Lekua system (LCMS, LCST): Osuno Whett is Associate Professor of
Comparative Sapient Studies in the Lekua system. He goes by the title
of "ottdefa," given in the system to distinguished scientific or
academic teachers.
Norval II (DE): A detachment of fighters from Norval II joined
the Alliance to aid in their struggle against the reborn Emperor.
Oetrago(CS): Han Solo spent some time on Oetrago, and was
unimpressed with the appearance of its plant life.
Storthus (D) The homeworld of the giant Stone Eels, creatures
composed of living rock.
Proxima Dibal (HS@SE): A star orbited by a single desert planet,
which is home to feathered song serpents. The serpents are sold in
Sabodor's pet shop on Etti IV.
Rakrir (HS@SE): The homeworld of a sentient insectoid alien
species. Sabodor, owner of Sabodor's pet store on Etti IV, was a
native of Rakrir.
Tandell system (MTS): Tiree, a Rebel agent, killed the Imperial
Governor Lord Cuvir while on Wor Tandell. Cuvir had discovered Tiree
encoding a report on Imperial fleet movements in the Tandell system.
COURSCANT
Merson Asteroid Field (#24): The Merson Pirates used this
asteroid belt located in the middle of a major spacelane to pounce
upon ships that stray too far off the main route.
Zirtran's Anchor (AJ#5 p.222): located in the phosphura belt
nebula, the station is a free floating collection of freighters,
barges, and othe vessles connected via accessways and pressure
tunnels.
Garos (AJ #1 p.89): Left alone by the Empire since quietly
establishing a presence 12 years ago. It was only until reciently that
the presence has begun to grow- mainly concerned with the Hiberium
mining operation located there.
Alderaan (New Hope): A large asteroid belt now.
Z'trop (MMY): A scenic and romantic tropical world noted for it's
pleasant volcanic islands, wide beaches and clear waters.
Arkania (TOTJ #1): A tundra world where adventurers and
profiteers could at one time pull dimonds the size of inidescent
mellons from the plante's core. Deep in the inhospitable wilderness,
there was established a Jedi traning center, run by Arca, a powerful
master. Now hoever, the planet has been mined out, and now is widly
forgotten aside from the scum and villiany that live there.
Courscant (HTTESB p.79): Extremly large portable prize for the
near future.
Salliche (AJ#2 p.231) Agricutural world, home of Salliche Ag
Corp, administers many agricultural worlds thruout the core. Since it
is so important to the Imperial well being, the military presence is
understandably strong.
Yulant, Ruan, and Broest (AJ#2 p.231): Planets also under control
of Salliche Ag Corp. Workers have already revolted against their
Imperial masters, burning crops, scuttling facilities, and bombing
warehouses. A pair of garrasons and 2 Star Destroyers maintain control
now.
Ossuss (DE #4): an important Jedi stronghold from most ancient
times. Some scholars believe that the order of Jedi knights began
there, but this has never been proven. What is known is that a grwat
Jedi learning center was at one time there. Mysteriously all the
cities were suddenly abandoned and left to decay, about 4,000 years
ago. Today the planet is a mysterius place filled with ruins,
populated by a primitive, gentle folk, who may or may not be decended
from the origanal inabitants.
Byss (DESB p.76) Secret hideaway of the Emperor's, known about by
only a handful of people and accessible by even fewer.
SOUTH QUADRANT
ANDIMO
Tibrin (GG#4) Ish Tib Homeworld. The planet is moderate size
covered in a shallow ocean. One lifeless moon orbits.
Abregado-rae (HTTESB p.76): A manufacturing center, vital to
the New Republic
Eol Sha (JS):A volcanic world, is circled by a large double
moon which is in decaying orbit and will likely collide with the
planet in another hundred years. The surface of the planet is covered
with scalding geysers and bubbling lava fissures, which were known to
hold a dangerous lava fireworm. A mining operation was established on
Eol Sha 100 years ago to extract valuable gasses from the nearby
Cauldron Nebula, but when the operation failed the colonists were
forgotten. The colonists lived on the planet for generations,
surviving on crustacean bugdillos and edible lichens, until relocated
to Dantooine by the New Republic.
Cauldron Nebula (DA): A huge, rainbow-colored nebula composed
of hydrogen, oxygen, and neon clouds from seven closely-orbiting blue
supergiant stars. The closest world is Eol Sha, where colonists
mounted an unsuccessful attempt to mine the nebula's gasses.
Tiss'sharl (GG#12 p.86-87): The Vllsloraptor like Tiss'shar
are jungle dwellers with a flaif for business.
NATALIS
Kheedar (GG#9)
Mindar (COPL): Han Solo and Princess Leia Organa once shared
rations on a Mindar battlefield, amid the dead bodies of Imperial
stormtroopers.
Zi'Dek system (COPL): Han Solo used to make smuggling runs to
the Zi'Dek system. He learned some of their port access codes, but
these codes were later changed by the Imperials.
Amorris (DFR): Amorris, was the planet to which Lando
Calrissian sent ship thief Niles Ferrier after persuading him not to
steal any ships from Sluis Van. Calrissian told Ferrier that the
Cavrilhu pirate gang was using Amorris as a base. [DFR]
Boordii (Htte): Han Solo and Lando Calrissian made a botched
dolfrimia run on Boordii. Han is still angry with Lando about Lando's
seeming overconfidence during the run.
Ebra (GG#12 p.34-36) A Planet of seeming endless moutnains
and canyons. The Ebranites have evolved to be highly mobil in the
rough terrain.
Elomn GG#12 p.(36-39) Eloms live underground in caves and
mines, and have evolved to live in that envrioment.
RAYTER Narg (Acds P.36): Owned by TransGalMeg, a low tech world
industrialiazed by the Empire, then sub-conntracted to TGM. The
natives dont react well to aliens, because TGM employes humans only.
Najarka (acds P.6): Jungle world, too isolated for settlement
or industrial development. Home of an abandoned Imperial research
base.
Yaga minor (LC P.83): Another major Imperial ship building
area, used as the launch point for the Outbound Flight project.
Laim (acds P.27): The system has never been occupied. It's sun
is a pale white dwarf with now planets. The only attraction is the
subspace relay station for holovision and communication for the
sector.
Karra (AJ#1 p.238): a small dense planet in a largly
unexplored section of the sector.
Neelgaimon (COTJ): Following the failure of the Emperor's
attempt to destroy the Jedi enclave on Belsavis, several designers of
the "Eye of Palpatine" were reassigned to punitive duty at the
sandmines of Neelgaimon.
Ansuroer sectror (GG#12 p.41 43) Houk started out on one
planet, but wound up spreading its colonies around the sector.
PLOORIOD CLUSTER
Ithor (Soucebook) Ithorian homeworld
Lotra (GG#12 p.43-44): Homeworld of the Lotrans
Hollan Dl (TOD4): An Imperial storage area and equipment
transfer station.
Geedon V (HSLL): The site of a former pirate base. Gallandro,
the famed gunman, singlehandedly took over this pirate's nest during
one of his early exploits.
Droma (TOD4): Imperial grain depot
Lefar (TOD4): Homeworld to the Lefarians, a race of aliens in
open rebellion to the Empire, but not operating with the Republic
Ploorad (TOD4): sector captial,
Berrol's Donn (acds): An out of the way rebel base. Runs main
resistance for the outlieing areas of the quadrant.
Imperial deep dock L-51 (TOD4): An Imperial maintance
shipyards.
Corsin (MTS): Located in the Greater Plooriod Cluster, Corsin
was a beautiful world known for its love of life until it was forcibly
subjugated by Imperial troops. Alliance historian Voren Na'al
witnessed the start of the military occupation while covering the
prestigious swoop races on Corsin.
FAKIR
Doneer'so (Pack p.8): Imperial HQ for the sector
Sinkar (Pack p.8): A deserted, uninhabated world, mysteriously
garrasoned by the Empire.
Sarnikken Asteroid Belt (Pack p.9): location of several
indepandant mining operations. The properties of the belt make it
tough for the Empire to control
Masterhome (Pack p.12): A young, pleasent planet, home to a
large lizard based race- primitive but not savage.
Alabash (Pack p.14): A young world on the edge of the sector
with an extremly volatile volcanic system covering the surface. Home
of an imperial mining operation.
Mycroft (Pack p.19): An Imperial ship repair and supply
outpost, locatd on an uninhabeted planet.
Iyuta (Pack p.20): Site of the sectors Imperial communication
center.
Flankers (Pack p.21): location of an Imperial garrison,
abandoned due to the unstable nature of the system's sun.
Vakkar: A retreat world for the powerful and elite, mostly
moffs and other war criminals. An Imperial blockade protects the
civilians there from outside interferance.
Moltok (GG#4 p.49-50): Ho'din homeworld
DALCHON
Kirdo (GG#4 p.61-63) Kitonak homeworld
Varonat (AJ#1 p.38) Home to a handful of third rate trading
depots and colonists who dont have the brains to pick and go
elsewhere. deep outrim
Zeffliffl (CS): Zeffliffl, the fourth planet orbiting
Markbee's Star, is home to the seaweed-like aliens also known as
Zeffliffl. They inhabit the shallow seas surrounding the smaller
southern continent of the planet, and must spray themselves with
seawater when spending time on land. The Zeffliffl exist in close
groups of several individuals, and their bodies will automatically
reject any outsider who attempts to join this group.
Balfron (MTS): Lando Calrissian became infatuated with the
twin con- artists the Tonnika sisters after an encounter in the High
Stakes Casino on Balfron.
Fedje (LC): A forested planet on which Han Solo spent some
time as part of his Alliance duties. During the New Republic's retreat
from Generis, there was hope that Wing Commander Varth had escaped and
was able to hook up with a unit at Fedje.
Khomm (Darksaber): The planet Khomm has remained unchanged for
a thousand years, due to the fact that its alien inhabitants
determined that their society had reached perfection. Their
bureaucratic culture was frozen at this "perfect" level, and their
population is now made up entirely of clones of previous generations.
TESTARR Despayre (DS Companion) The construction site for the
orignal Death Star. Despayre was a penal colony, until Moff Tarken
tested the superlaser on the planet. Now it's just an asteroid field.
Nal Hutta (DESB p.84-85):
Ganath (DE2): Hidden in a vast, radioactive gas cloud located
near Nal Hutta, the Ganath system is completely cut off from the rest
of galactic civilization. Their isolated culture has developed more
slowly than the rest of the galaxy, and much of Ganathan technology
operates on steam power. Spacers from Nal Hutta who attempted to
penetrate the gas cloud never returned. The Ganathan space fleet
includes the massive steam-powered battleship "The Robida Colossus."
Woostri (LC): A major administrative asset to the Republic-
much of the computer processing goes on there. Also a substantial rec
planet (the Woortoids love free time).
Cardooine (LC): Home of the fragrant Fijisi wood. Sections of
the President's Guests floor in the Imperial Palace on Coruscant are
done in Fijisi wood from Cardooine.
Annaj (TAB): The site at which the Imperial fleet regrouped
following their defeat at Endor.
Belnar (GG#12 p.47-48): Khil are one of the older member
species of the Old Republic.The planet is wildly varied, but the
popululation lives near swamps and marshes.
PARMEL Zelos (PotG#2 p. ): a plesent place to stop and trade, prehaps
catch up on ship maintance, and even relax. Know for it's mining
industry.
Carosi (PotG#2 p. ): the planet's primary function is medical
care and prostetics.
Ergeshui (PotG#2 p. ):A planet of high gravity and opressive
humidity, importing electronics and manufactured goods.
Gacecian (PotG#2 p. ) A high tech world, near human
civillization. Music and leisure are the planet's largest industries.
Algara (PotG#2 p. ): A bustling planet, with loads of hard to
find goods and services there. The planet is run however by a mammoth
bureucracy.
Korbin (PotG#2 p. ): anothe mining colony, exporter of certain
alcholic beverages, and home of a thriving black market.
Fydos (PotG#2 p. ): Inhabited by a low tech, retro-grade human
population. The term backwater has shown up on every imperial scouting
report about the system.
Atraken (PotG#2 p. ): A planet devistated by the clone wars.
While the rest of the galaxy has written off the world, several small
colonys remain on 3 of the planet's moons.
ALBARRIO Triton (ESB): When Han Solo's tauntaun froze to death
in a Hoth blizzard, he commented that it was "deader than a Triton
moon."
Soullex (WBC) Hiding place of Admiral Drommel and the SSD
Guardian
Oasis (RotM)
Aris (RotM)
Vohal (GG#9)
Antar 4 (GG#4 p.46-48) Gotal homeworld
Gbu (CS): Gbu is an extremely high-gravity planet and home to
the alien species known as the Veubgri. Each Veubg is large and
stocky, with six legs and long tendrils used as manipulative
appendages.
Fere (COPL): The system contains a double star. Two hundred
years ago, the planet Fere was home to an advanced alien culture of
tall, pale humanoids with six-fingered hands. They were also master
starship builders, and some of their small luxury cruisers can still
be found in the galaxy today. During a series of wars, someone
accidentally carried a deadly plague to Fere which killed all life on
the world. [COPL]
Corvis Minor (LC): A planet with a very unremarkable history.
Each residential floor library in the Imperial Palace on Coruscant
contains a multicard set entitled "The Complete History of Corvis
Minor," which actually holds a small hand blaster.
COR'RIC Captivity (Rules Companion)
Cona (GG#4 p15-16): Arcona Homeworld
Taraloon (AJ#5 p. 93): A Pirate base hidden in Quintar Nebula.
The base is located in an cavern oasis, on a barren plateau covered
planet.
Ithull (TOTJ, TFTC): Ithull was the homeworld of both the
incredibly huge Colossus Wasps and the now-extinct Ithullan race. Four
thousand years ago in the Stenness node, the tough exoskeletons of the
Colossus Wasps were hollowed out, fitted with hyperdrive engines and
other necessary hardware, and used as cargo ships. Several hundred
years ago, the warlike Ithulls were attacked by the even more fierce
Mandalore. The Mandalorians succeeded in completely exterminating the
entire Ithull race. The bounty hunter Dyyz Nataz was known to wear a
suit of Ithullan battle armor.
Janodral Miznar- (HTTE): Han Solo once fought a group of
Zygerrian slavers off Janodral Miznar and gave the ship and cargo to
the freed slaves. Janodral Miznar has a local law that pirate or
slaver victims get to split the proceeds if the pirates are captured
or killed.
Sesid (GG#12 p.30-31): Tho the Draedans who evolved there
live in the water, the is a considerable dry land mass on the planet
also.
Dressel (GG#12 p.32-34) The Dresselian (or prune-face)
homeworld.
PARMIC Pesmenben IV (ROTJ): A planet where Lando Calrissian ran a
con-job on an Imperial governor. Calrissian laced the dunes of
Pesmenben IV with valuable lithium carbonate, convincing the governor
to lease the planet, and then tricked the governor into offering
bribes to non-existent "union officials."
Shownar (GG#9): An entertainment and tourist capital of the
sector. The terrain consists of crystaline spires that tower several
kilometers into the air. While most buildings are built on such
spires, the natives live in the spires themselves.
Boonta (DTV): A planet famous for it's elaborate speeder
raceing circut. The planet also is home to a gigantic scrap yard that
serves as a graveryard for damaged and abandond ships.
Laramus (GG#9 p.25,56): A hotbead of trouble and resistance.
Home of the Merc group Laramus Base Irregulars. An Imperial convoy was
leaving Laramus when it was ambushed by a Rebel cruiser, several
shuttles, and X-wing fighters. None of the Imperial transports were
able to escape the Laramus system, and the Rebels captured all 14
without any losses.
Sorotarr VI (GG9 p. 38): A real gamblers paradise, packed full
of Moffs, Fleet Admirals, Imperial nobles, crooks and aristrocrats.
Much like Adarlon
Taul (AJ#1 p.266): an small rebel outpost to train troops for
severe battle conditions- until the Empire happened across the system.
Since the battle of Endor, the base has been reactivated.
Shaum Hil (GG#12 p.49-50): Kian'thar evolved from large
retiles, but have since developed a culture built around the planet's
oceans.
RONDEAU Kubindi (GG#4 p.63-64) Kubaz homeworld
Norvall II (DE) this planet joined the New Republic after the
citizens overthrew the government loyal to the empire. the best pilots
around, it is said come for here (Although several planets lay claim
to that statement).
Borgo Prime (SA): A large, honeycombed asteroid home to a
seedy spaceport and disreputable trade center. The asteroid was
hollowed out over the years by various mining operations, which ended
when the last valuable ores were extracted more than a century ago.
The asteroid's tunnels and excavations are now filled with space
docks, prefabricated buildings, and gaudily-lit storefronts. The
business district is located in the asteroid's core.
Kalarba (D): A terrestrial planet in the remote Kalarba
system, Kalarba is orbited by the moons Hosk and Indobok. Sites on the
planet include Kalarba City, the Great Sea, and the Three Peaks of
Tharen- - a revered symbol of the spirit. Animal life on the planet
includes the flying Vynock.
Hosk (D): A moon orbiting Kalarba in the remote Kalarba
system. One hemisphere of the moon is covered by the towers and
outlying buildings of Hosk Station. Hosk Station's central city is
domed, and all energy weapons are ostensibly surrendered upon arrival.
Sites in the city include Trillka's Repair Shop and the Hosk Droid
Arena, and the station is patrolled by automated security forces.
Indobok (D): An ash-covered moon orbiting the planet Kalarba
in the remote Kalarba system. Indobok's canyons and mountains are
frequently hit with powerful ash storms. The planet is home to the
alien species called the B'rknaa-- creatures of ash and stone who are
animated through the life force of Indobok's energy crystals. The
B'rknaa share a group mind, and can join their bodies together to
create larger B'rknaa. In fact, the entire Indobok moon is composed of
a single adult B'rknaa.
GLYTHE Kwenn (Tatooine Manhunt): Considered the last fuel and supply
stop before entering the outter rim territories. The city like station
has everything the weary spacer might need after a long voyage. The
station is built atop an extensive docking platform. Still further
below the station is the massive drydock gridwork used for parking
refitting, or otherwise reparing Capital Ships
Qat Chrystac (LC p.77-78):A battleground for the Empire and
Republic, with neither side gaining a sufficeant advantage to crush
the other side.
Valrar (DFR): Located in the Glythe sector, Valrar is the
location of an Imperial base. Khabarakh the Noghri was scheduled to be
reassigned to this base following his return from the failed commando
mission on Kashyyyk. Valrar was also the reported port of origin for
Talon Karrde's ship when his group visited Bilbringi, and was the
destination of the Star Galleon Draklor after unloading Joruus C'baoth
on Wayland.
Epidimi (GG#12 p.82-85): Two diffrent planets, Iri & Disim,
are home of the Tarongs, a species of quadraped avians with warty
thick skin and long hooked beaks.
Klatooine: (GG#12 p.50-52): Klatooinans live on a dry, arid
and almost desert like planet.
ORUS Bodgen (DTV): A swampy satilite orbiting an un-named planet.
During the early days of the Empire, the planet was used as a
headquarters of pirate captin Kybo Ren.
Duro (GG#4 p.39-40) Duros homeworld
Baskarn (AJ#2 p. 151): Rebel fighter base, jungle world.
Intuci (JTH): Years ago, the planet Intuci was raided by the
armies of the war criminal Sonopo Bomoor. Bomoor's forces sacked the
city of Bonaka Nueno, and arranged a massacre of its citizens in
Bonaka Square. Among the victims was the family of Kosh Kurp, who
later became the Empire's leading specialist on offensive weaponry.
Joiol (LC): Joiol was investigated as a possible stopover
point in Grand Admiral Thrawn's clone trafficking by Clyngunn the
Ze'Hethbra, who found nothing significant. The smuggler Mazzic was
picked up by Thrawn in the Joiol system and informed that the Empire
was not behind an attack on the smugglers at Trogan. [LC]
Thandruss (GG#12 p.53-55): Homeworld of the Krytollaks-
strange folks who virtually worship Emperor Palpatine
QUENCE Elshandrau Pica (GG#9 p.42): The sector capital. Has an
amazing bar called the 27th Hour Social Club. It boast over 14 million
drinks in the libary. "If we dont know it, your tab is on the house",
the club claims.
Camelopardalis: An out of the way planet with a lower tech
level than the rest of the galaxy- tho there is interaction with the
bigger galaxy. Aside from the cities, the terrain consists of plains
and grasslands, rolling hills and low mountains. Bands of nomads and
bandits roam the barren bits between cities, making traveling
intresting.
Trinta (GG#9)
Xiunsrus (GG9 p.69): A farm colony planey terrorized by a
swoop gang called the Bloodsniffers.
Sanctuary (rebel p.133): One of the oldest alliance
safeworlds, established before the declaration of Rebellion.
Genassa (GG#12 p.55-57): Homeworld of the plant-covered
M'shinni
PORTMOAK Russ VII (GG#9 p.33-34): the industrial juggernaut of
the sector, the planet stands as a warning of just haw badly a planet
can be abused- the atmosphere is loaded with toxins, and the rain is
acidic. The entire land surface is covered in factories, refining
plants, and waste incinerators.
Tantive V (WBC) Admiral Drommel's defeat
TORCH NEBULA Virujansi (Rules Companion)
Dantooine (JS): Abandoned Rebel Base
Turkana (TOD0): The first major space battle between the
Empire and the Rebellion featuring the X-Wing starfighter.
MORTEX Refax (BI) Imperial intelligance outpost
Fangel (BI) Rebel sector HQ
Lotide (BI) Imperial store and supply
Sarka (LC p.78): A Jungle planet, with the population under
the surface in caves. The planet exports gemstones and other
minerials.
TREXAN Barpine (WBC) Hidden imperial shipyards
Rintonne (WBC) Sector Imperial HQ
Kothlis (HTTESB) Bothan Homeworld
Draukyze system (HTTE, LC): A single Star Destroyer made a
hit-and-fade attack on the Draukyze system several months before Grand
Admiral Thrawn made a similar attack on Bpfassh. Later, New Republic
support ships positioned themselves on the edge of the system to give
the false impression they were planning to attack Tangrene.
SHARADAN Charenthoth (Rebel SB): Site of a major
alliance/empire battle
Tangrene (LC P.78-79): One of the most heavly defended planets
in Imperial Space, due to a Ubiqtorate base right on the Republic
border. At least 2 Star Destoyers are on station at all times there.
Mattri asteroids (DFR): Garm Bel Iblis' private army had a
temporary base in the Mattri asteroids during their hit-and-fade
attacks against the Empire.
Renatasia (LCFO/ST): The system, containing eight planets
orbiting a yellow star, is located far outside civilized space. It was
apparently colonized in a long-forgotten mission many thousands of
years ago in Pre-Republic days. No records exist of this early
colonization, and the Renatasians gradually became unaware of their
extrastellar origin. Renatasia III and IV are green, pleasant worlds,
though the Renatasians had colonized every planet in their system by
the time they were discovered by a damaged trader ship. The Empire
decided to send representatives to probe the society's weaknesses, and
the Ottdefa Osuno Whett and the droid Vuffi Raa were sent as envoys to
the nation-state of Mathilde on Renatasia IV's second-largest
continent. After observing the locals for 700 days, a full report was
transmitted and the Imperial fleet arrived, which began to collect
slaves and taxes. The Renatasians resisted, and the fleet attempted to
seize the system intact through the use of ground forces-- taking
heavy losses in a costly but inevitable Imperial victory. Over
two-thirds of the population in the Renatasia system was killed in the
pacification effort.
Spuma (COTJ): New Republic intelligence agents on Spuma
discovered increased trooper recruitment into the fleet of Admiral
Harrsk, one of the few Imperial warlords remaining eight years after
the Battle of Endor.
ESCANDAR Stenos (#70-72) Home of big winged uglies called
Stenaxes. They dont care what the off worlders do, so long as they
dont mess with them or their culture. Stenos is a hive for bount
hunters and con men.
Stronghold (Otherspace): A rocky, Alliance safe world
Denab(SWSB): The Imperial Fourth Attack Squadron was soundly
defeated by the Alliance at the Battle of Denab. The Squadron was
primarily composed of Victory-class Star Destroyers, and it is their
relatively slow sublight speed that is regarded as the key reason for
their defeat.
OPLOVIS Harrod's Planet (Rebel)
Antaries (#48): home of a poisonous butterfly made extinct
some time ago.
Drackmar system (COPL): A system with multiple suns and the
home of the alien Drackmarians. The Drackmarians are methane-breathers
with blue scales, sharp talons, and snouts filled with vicious teeth.
Kinyen (GG12 P. 39-41): The home planet of the highly social,
three-eyed aliens known as Gran. Ree-Yees, one of Jabba the Hutt's
courtiers, was exiled from Kinyen after committing the highly unusual
(for Gran) crime of murder.
Munto Codru (CS): Home to the four-armed aliens known as
Codru-Ji, and is considered of only marginal interest to the rest of
galactic society. The planet features several moons, beautiful
mountains, and ancient castles in its temperate zone, which are famous
for their elaborate carvings on translucent rock walls. The castles
were constructed by a now-vanished civilization and are now used as
provincial capitals by the Codru-Ji. Codru-Ji society is based on a
complicated system of political families and entities (including the
Sibiu, the Temebiu, and the province of Kirl) and is headed by
Chamberlain Iyon. Coup abduction and ransom in this society is a
common and expected political maneuver, during which no one of noble
birth is to be injured. Animal life on Munto Codru includes a
four-winged bat and the six-legged, fanged wyrwulfs, which are
actually the Codru-Ji themselves in the earliest, infant stage of
their lives. [CS]
THURIS Crytal Nest (Acds):
Olabria (TAB): The Olabrian Trichoid (possibly originating on
the planet of Olabria) was used by Governor Nereus of Bakura in an
attempt to kill Luke Skywalker. Its larvae hatch in a host's stomach
and burrow towards the heart, feeding on blood.
Poderis (LC p.76): A small struggling colony planet.
Ghorman (Farlander): Site of a protest aginst imperial taxes,
until Captain Tarkin's landed his shuttle on the protesters, killing
many and scattering the rest. He was promoted to Moff for the deed.
Kuat (Platt's): home of Kuat Drive Yards, imperial
shipbuilders
Dra III (HSR/LL): A high-gravity planet known for its sport
hunting. The inhabitants of Dra III tend to be heavier and stronger
due to the higher gravity. One of the famous hunting beasts of Dra III
is the vicious six-legged nashtah, and the powerful (though somewhat
outdated) Kell Mark II blaster is one planetary export.
Plooma (COTJ): During his smuggling years, Han Solo attended
an Ithorian Herd Meeting located "halfway from the Pits of Plooma to
the Galactic Rim."
GAULUS Viridia system (COPL): Han Solo used to make smuggling runs to
Viridia. He learned some of their port access codes, but these codes
were later changed by the Imperials.
Devaron (GG#4 p.35-36) Devaronian homeworld
Af'el (GG#4 p.33-34) Defel (Wrath) homeworld
Gaulus (rebel p.124-125) A one time rebel base that was
uncovered by a espionage droid.
Thyferra (AJ#3 p.89-90): A tropical jungle world, home of the
Vratix and THE producer for Bacta.
Rellnas Minor (GG#12 p.72-73): Rellarins live on the sixth
planet of the system, with climates ranmging from fridgid polar
regons, to island chains and peninsulas.
MELNAK Byss (GG#4 p.5-6) Abyssin homeworld- not the Emperor's private
retreat.
Chrellis (rebel p.126) home of the first main rebel base
Bnach (PDS): A scorched world, housing an imperial prison
camp. Those imprisoned here toil in rock quariies.
Bilbringi (LC p.68): The largest Imperial shipyards, next to
Fondor. Heavly defended and patroled, loss of these shipyards would
devistate the Imperial war effort.
Thrakia (COPL): The homeworld of an intelligent insect species
with genetically transmitted memories. Three hundred years ago these
insects, who had previously communicated by scent, realized that they
could also communicate by clacking their mandibles together. To this
day, they view this ability as a sign that their species has been
gifted by a higher power.
ICZER Barab I (GG#4 p.17-19) Barabel homeworld
Fornax (#15) A unique celestial phenomenon of the galaxy.
Because of Fornax's close proximity to the sun, it attracts the solar
prominences about itself. From a distance, the planet seems to be
surrounded by five rings of fire.
Tammuz-an (DTV) A planet noted for the double rings that
surround it.
Annoo (DTV): Home of a reptilian race. The planet is an
agricultural planet. A local gangster of the region, Sise Fromm,
operates a stronghold there.
Biitu (DTV): A peaceful and beautiful planet, covered with
lush farmland and contented farmers- until the Empire deployed a
enormous mining droid there, turning the planet into a barren
wasteland
Verdanth (CSW): Jungle planet
Yablari (RM): Home of the Anomids. These humanoid beings are
born without vocal cords, and wear vocalizer masks to communicate. The
Anomids dress in long robes and like to travel the galaxy playing
tourist.
LAVAZZA Esooma (Most wanted) Esoom world
C'had (GG#4 p.27-28) Chadra-fan homeworld
Vorzyd (ESW#1): A gaudy casino planet called Gambler's World.
The planet is secretly controlled by the Empire, using peoples desire
to gamble to finance the Emperor's tyranny. The Casino Royale is
probably the biggest, most well known resort on the planet, and
possable just as infamous as Cloud City. The main method of transport
around the city is by convayor tube- much like what you might find at
disneyland.
ANTHOS Berchest (LC p.65-67): a planet of extraordenary beauty, and
one of the larger major trade world in the Anthos sector.
Clak'dor (GG#4 p.22-24) Bith homeworld
Trogan (LC p.79): The planet tried to be a tourist attraction
that could rival Berchest. It didnt work out. Now it's just a planet
struggling to get by.
Balmorra (DE2): A factory world located at the fringes of the
Galactic Core. Wide plains surround the planet's capitol, where
Governor Beltane runs the planet and oversees production. During the
reign of the Empire, the Balmorrans manufactured weapons for the
Imperial army, and were the primary builders of the AT-ST.
Shadow Academy (SA): A torus-shaped space station located near
the Galactic Core, covered with weaponry and protected by a functional
cloaking device. Shadow Academy, capable of hyperspace travel, can
move to a new location at a moment's notice. Built for the express
purpose of training Jedi in the dark side of the Force, the station is
stark and austere, with harsh, spartan accommodations for its
students, locks on every door, and chrono chimes marking every
quarter-hour. Brakiss, a former student of Luke Skywalker's, leads the
Academy with the assistance of the Nightsister Tamith Kai.
EAST QUADRANT
BOEUS
Kalador (Assult): A planet covered by jagged crystal canyons
in some places, and home to a hidden aliance fighter training base.
The nearby space is littered with asteroids, the last obisticle course
of the training.
Dar'or (GG#4 p.75-77) Ri'dar Homeworld
Aduba (#7-10): This planet is on relitivly very few star
charts, and for good reason. Some years back it was the site of a
Chromium rush, which turned out to be largly a false alarm, the result
of mine seeding by greedy speculators. Since then, most freighter
captains who still remember the planet, turn up their noses at the
mention of the name.
Adega (DE): located in the outer rim, Adega was the location
of a Jedi stronghold in the old republic.
G'andel (AJ #2 p.240): Main governing planet of the sector,
run by the charasmatic governor Darvon Jewett. When the Empire pulled
out, he managed to hold onto several of the capital ships and now
maintains a defence fleet.
RIFKIN (Pentastar Alignment)
Sisk (GG#4 p.81-82) SicSix homeworld
Jaemus (AJ#3 p.155): Site of a major Starship construction
yard, nearly as large as the Sluis Van facility, operated by Kuat
Drive Yards and Sienar Fleet Systems.
Criton's Point (AJ#5 p.178): A desolate world of ancient ruins
including the Library of Xer, a vast storehouse of knowledge
controlled by the Empire and now the Alingnment.
DONZI
Fef (GG4 P.40-42): Fefze homeworld
BENETEAU
Yag'dhul (gg#4 p.44-46): Givin homeworld
Vortex (DA): Vortex, the homeworld of the hollow-boned, winged
Vors, is a blue and gray planet with a sharp axial tilt causing sudden
seasonal changes and severe windstorms. The Cathedral of Winds, the
center of Vor civilization, is an immense glassy structure designed to
produce tones when Vortex's wind currents pass over and through it.
The Vors perform a beautiful concert of etherial music by opening and
closing orifices in the building with their bodies. The Vors are an
emotionless species, and tend to concentrate on larger goals rather
than on individuals. They refused to perform their music for
off-worlders during the reign of the Empire, and have only recently
allowed New Republic and other dignitaries to attend these shows. All
recording is prohibited, and only one concert is performed each year.
The Vors inhabit underground dwellings during the storm season, which
can be seen from above as small mounds arranged in rings in the
purple, vermilion, and tan grasses of the plains.
SKONE
Solaest (SWSB): The site of the Solaest Uprising, which was
suppressed by Imperial forces.
Prefsbelt IV (SWSB): The location of an Imperial Naval
Academy.
Vaathkree (LC p81-82): A harsh, volcanic planet that is
constantly hammered by meteor impacts. It has a heavy gravity and a
corrosive, poisonous atmosphere. Huge planes of lava and exposed
radioactive materials scar the face of this planet. A nice place also
home to some of the more relentless hagglers in the galaxy. The
population dwells in large domed cites, but they could live outside
comfortable, if needed.
VARKO
Cattamascar (TAB): The site of an early engagement for the
Ssi-ruuvi fleet, where they experienced an emergency reorient.
G'rho (TAB): The outpost planet on which Dev Sibwarra spent
his youth. This was apparently one of the first planets attacked by
the Ssi- Ruuk.
Laboi (GG#4 p. 65-66): Laboi homeworld
Bakura: (TAB) A far and distant imperial ourpost. Also a
staging area for the Sl'ruuk invasion.
Tund (LCS) Far from the centers of galactic civilization, Tund
is a legendary place rumored for 10,000 years and more to be the home
of subtle and powerful magis. The name Tund conjures up images of fear
and few dare whisper its name, so as not to attract malevolent
attention. Sterile and devoid of life, it's surface has been roasted
to a fine gray ash by Rokur Gepta- last of the great sorcerers of
Tund.
BOURSIA
Ossel II (gg#4 p. 71-72) Ossan homeworld
COLOSON (Pentastar Alignment)
Alzoc (gg#4 p.85-86) Talz homeworld
Entralla (AJ#3 p.154-155): A bustling tradeworld, and home to
the Guild of Intersteller Merchants- a powerful spacer and star pilot
organization in the Alingment.
SANTANA (Pentastar Alignment)
Togoria (gg#4 p. 86-88) Togorian homeworld
Almagest: A water world with lighter than standard gravity.
The planet is in the middle of a civil war bewteen two planetary
governemnts about which galactic government they should support.
Certain factions in the government supported the Rebellion, and were
pressuring the
Velcar Free Commerce Zone (AJ#3 p.151-152): A merchants dream
come true- the worlds in this region provide raw materials for
advanced technology. Unfortunatly, most of the worlds are home to a
primitive native species of somesort. Easly displaced or put to work
for low wages- and refusal of development are effciently and
ruthlessly pacified.
Bextar (AJ#3 p.152): the system consists of 4 gas giants, and
is home to the Amber Sun Mining Corp- dealing mostly with engine
gases.
PAPICO
Carz (handbook)
Syned (handbook)
Algarian (COTJ): One of the false charges filed against Cray
Mingla by the "Eye of Palpatine"'s central computer concerned evidence
seized from Rebel spies on Algarian.
OBASHI
Altor 14 (GG#4 P.8-12) Homeworld of the Avogwi and Nuiwit
Altarrn- The homeworld of an animal described as "spidery
night gliders." These animals are considered premium pets and are sold
at Sabodor's pet shop on Etti IV. [HS@SE]
Linuri (DFR): The site of a former confrontation between
Senator Garm Bel Iblis' private army and the forces of Grand Admiral
Thrawn. Apparently, Thrawn's forces did some damage to Bel Iblis' men
or scared them out of the system.
SHIMA
Ryloth: home of the twi'lek species.
Chalcedon (CS): A rocky, volcanic world with a semi-breathable
atmosphere, Chalcedon is a key hub in the galactic slave trade. The
planet features dry, violent storms, frequent earthquakes and no
indigenous lifeforms, though two colonies and a way station have been
established on its surface. Many buildings and other items in the
cities are constructed from dark volcanic glass. Traders and peasants
inhabit the bazaars, while the bureaucrats (boneless, trunked aliens)
live in the cities and control the slave trade.
Halowan (MTS): The location of a top-secret Imperial data
storage net and a trans-system data storage library. Alliance
historian Voren Na'al infiltrated the Imperial data net on Halowan by
posing as an agent for Moff Lorin of Fakir sector.
Myomar (SWSB): The location of Imperial maintenance
facilities. Han Solo reportedly acquired several powerful deflector
shield generators from these facilities for installation on the
Millennium Falcon.
TASAKI
Columus (GG#4 p.31-32): Columi Homeworld
Nentan (MTS): Nentan was a stopover point for civilians
wishing passage to Rebel safe worlds. When the base was discovered by
Imperial forces, there were not enough transports available to
evacuate everyone from the surface.
Oor VII (HSLL): Inspector Keek, Chief of Internal Security on
Brigia, had a medal (presumably obtained secondhand) designating him
spelling champion of the planet Oor VII.
Korriban (DLOTS): A hidden world, Korriban holds the mummified
remains of many Sith lords within great temples located in a deep
valley. The temples' exterior is guarded by human skeletons, activated
through a combination of machinery and Sith magic. Within the temples
was an immense crystal, which held the trapped spirits of Jedi Masters
who had dared oppose the Sith.
VEMO
Flax (GG#4 p.43-44): Flakax homeworld
Khuiumin (SWSB): The Khuiumin system was the primary base for
the infamous Eyttyrmin Batiiv pirates, until they were systematically
destroyed by the Imperial Victory-class Star Destroyers Crusader and
Bombard. The last survivors retreated to the surface of Khuiumin, only
to have their stronghold wiped out by the Crusader's concussion
missiles.
Engira (SWSB): An Imperial replenishment convoy was ambushed
outside Engira, resulting in the loss of three freighters and their
cargoes of food and ammunition worth over 18 million credits.
TAMIARIN
Rantine (politics): A space station
Glova (Politics p.7): colonized about 200 years ago, with in
population increase due to a ore rush. The planet settled in as a
supplier of foodstuffs to the nearby planets.
Antiquity (politics p.31): The major export from this planet
is Teggi fungal roots. The planet is more barren than tatooine, mainly
mudflats and low seas.
Seikosha (politics p. 51): an underdeveloped jungle planet, a
haven for crimnials and lawers. A large number of off world bounty
hunters and spacers frequent here. One of the big crime bosses
planetside is Janelle Serap, a lady with a legendary temper.
Kalab (politics): briefly mentioned. Your guess is as good as
mine.
Tekurr'k (politics p.30): Industrial world
CARRION
Bestine (MTS): When the Empire decided to open a
high-security base of operations in the Bestine system, the entire
population of Bestine IV was evacuated to make room for the
installation. Alliance pilot Jek Porkins was one of these dispossessed
persons, and learned his piloting skills by hunting sink-crabs on
Bestine IV's rocky islands in his T-16 Skyhopper. Kestic station, a
free-trader outpost, was located near the Bestine system until
eliminated by the Star Destroyer Merciless. Alliance pilot Biggs
Darklighter defected to the Rebellion along with his ship, the Rand
Ecliptic, during a mission to the Bestine system.
Kiffex (MTS): The site of a colony, where the twin con-artists
Brea and Senni Tonnika were raised and where they perfected their
deceptive money-making skills.
Crseih Station(CS): Crseih Station, formerly stationed near a
black hole (with a glowing accretion disk) located in the intersection
of two star clusters, orbited a white dwarf star that was freezing
into a quantum crystal. The station, capable of hyperspace travel, is
a cluster of asteroids joined together by gravity fields and
connecting airlink tunnels between the residential domes. The intense
X rays of the adjacent black hole required powerful shielding for the
residents and for all visiting ships, and the power required to run
the shields made the station uncomfortably warm. Despite the shields,
some X rays penetrated the defenses and mutated the plant life on the
station.
Kestic Station (MTS): A free-trader outpost near the Bestine
system, Kestic station was a frequent stopover for smugglers and
outlaw miners. Alliance pilot Zev Senesca lived on Kestic Station with
his parents, who supplied the Rebellion with arms until their illegal
transactions were revealed by an Imperial informant. The station was
subsequently destroyed by the Star Destroyer Merciless.
DARR
Orto: home of the race Max Rebo comes from
Wistril (DFR): Located in the system of the same name, Wistril
is a planet where the Star Destroyer Chimaera stopped to take on
supplies. Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade hijacked a supply shuttle on
the planet in order to rescue Talon Karrde from the Chimaera's
detention block.
Datar (TFTC): A group of Rebels was entirely eliminated on
Datar, despite Darth Vader's insistence on acquiring prisoners for
interrogation.
M'haeli (ROC) An agrarian planet with several moons, is a
well-situated refueling point for several nearby systems. The capital
city is N'croth, where Governor Grigor rules from the Imperial
garrison. The planet's population is made up of two primary species--
human colonists and native H'drachi. Each year the H'drachi hold a
mid-summer conclave where they consult the timestream for news of the
future. Sights on M'haeli include W'eston Falls, Demon's Brow, and a
secret mine of valuable Dragite crystals located in the D'olop Range.
Years ago, an off- world attack led by Grigor devastated the palace of
the human ruling house and paved the way for the planet's takeover by
the Empire. Mora, infant heir to the ruling house, was abandoned
during the attack and adopted by the H'drachi seer Ch'no. Seventeen
years later, the Imperial pilot Ranulf Trommer was assigned as a spy
to M'haeli and uncovered an illegal Dragite mining operation being run
by Governor Grigor.
THORSAK
Baros (GG#4 p.24-25) Brubbs Homeworld
Taraloon (AJ#5 p. 93): A Pirate base hidden in Quintar Nebula.
The base is located in an cavern oasis, on a barren plateau covered
planet.
Redcap (AJ#5 p.131): A planet of mountains, canyons and mud
plains, with a poverty stricken mostly human population.
Monastery (#35): A lovely, tranquil planet, the home of a
religous order, called the Sacred Circle. They worship the eternal
ever-renewing cycle of life and death far removed from the normal
traffic and turmoil of the galaxy. The planet's ring completes the
picturequse setting.
H'nemthe (TFTC): A planet with three moons and home to the
alien species also called H'nemthe. During the season of trine, all
three of the planet's moons give off their light. On average, there
are twenty H'nemthe males for every female-- after mating, the male is
gutted with the female's razor-sharp tongue. Virgin females are not
often allowed to leave the planet, and are permitted to eat only
fruits and vegetables. Plant life on H'nemthe includes the carnivorous
m'iiyoom nightlily, a white flower which blooms during the season of
trine.
HITOL
Rodia (GG#4 p.77-79) Rodian Homeworld
Stenness (TOTJ#3) The cutting edge space station located here
was at the edge of the galaxy, 4000 years ago. Since then the galaxy
has expanded, and the station has slipped into a derspertly outdated,
yet still functional stopover. The planet was prominate in the mining
fronter, but has been mined out centuries ago.
Thatramoria: Homeworld of Leader Desslok, his daughter Dayana,
Grand Admiral Thrawn, and Thengrad (among others).
SARIN
Venaari (AJ#5 p.32): (mid-rim) Under imperial control for
years, but with an increased presence since the battle of Endor.
Taloraan (AJ#5 p.184): A gas giant located far off any major
trade routes. It has never been explored beyond the minamal sweep for
navigation information.
Aguarl 3 (ROC): An ocean-covered world that was home to a
Rebel base. The underwater base was attacked by a wing of TIE bombers,
after the Empire learned its location from a Quarren spy.
Delrian (MTS): A prison planet used for the incarceration of
dangerous criminals. The infamous Dr. Evazan was held on Delrian
until he escaped to the Hindasar system.
Kalist VI (MTS): The site of an Imperial labor colony for
political prisoners. Alliance gunner Dak Ralter was born in this
colony, and lived there for 17 years until escaping with the help of a
downed Rebel pilot.
FELLINI
Epsi Nadir (GG#9 p.44): auction house of the Guild of
Armourers. The whole planet is a privately owned world, to avoid
Imperial entanglments over weapons laws and policies.
Svivren (LC): A planet that has resisted all the Imperial
attempts at occupation, outlasted all seige efforts, and infurated the
Empire by their determined refusal to submit to imperial rule.
Paonnid (HTTE): Grand Admiral Thrawn's forces made information
raids on several systems in the Paonnid region. Thrawn also studied
"Paonidd" extrassa art, which could be related.
Akrit'tar (HSR): One of Han Solo's former smuggling
associates, Tregga, was imprisoned on Akrit'tar and sentenced to life
at hard labor after being caught with a smuggled cargo of chak-root.
Paulking XIV (LCMS): The home of the fur-bearing trout. A
taxidermized specimen is on display in the Poly Pyramid tavern on Rafa
IV.
ATRIVIS
Gerenis (Rebel p.45): Alliance sector HQ and main
starfighter base.
Fest & Mantooine (rebel p.9): One of two long time bickering
systems, but one of the first to rebel against the Empire. The Empire
did it's job well and made an example out of these planets. Site of
one of the first orginized Alliance actons.
Generis (LC P.71): A prime communications nexus for the
Republic. The Hiridiu crystal makeup found across the planet helps
boots modern communication equipment by almost 30 percent.
Cilpar (XWRS): An Imperially-controlled planet covered with
mountains, jungles, and forests. Dozens of ancient native temples,
predating the human settlements on Cilpar and nearly indestructible,
can be found scattered throughout the forest. Animal life on Cilpar
includes the dangerous carnivores called ronks, which are attracted to
light and highly allergic to oratay. Male ronks are considered a
delicacy on Cilpar, though females are instantly fatal if eaten. Other
foodstuffs sold on- planet include mundis and thrashed puerco. The
local Moff is Boren Tascl, who was prepared to turn Imperial
facilities over to the Alliance following the death of the Emperor.
Instead, Tascl rejected the deal and wiped out two suburbs of a
Cilpari city, including the neighborhood of Tamarack.
Kamparas (DFR): The Jedi Master Jorus C'baoth attended a Jedi
training center on Kamparas for two years, from 2/15/90 until 8/33/88,
Pre-Empire date.
TIERFON
Mima II (GG#4 p.19-21) Bilar homeworld
Tierfon (RSBl): A Rebel starfighter base of some note
Dathomir (COPL): home of the Rancor, heart of Zsinj's
terratory
KANGAS Varl (GG#4 p.51-53): Orignal Hutt homeworld.
Selaggis (COPL): The location of a colony that was obliterated
by Warlord Zsinj's Super Star Destroyer Iron Fist.
Cyax/Da Soocha (DESB p.81-84): A planet of pinnacle spires,
mesas and mountains. The planet was know to the hutts as the location
of the afterlife and home of their gods. Planet has yet to seen any
visitors.
Laakteen Depot (CSW #13): A Rebellion supply depot and
hospital for solders from the the sector. The outpost was the first
target for the Executor in her shake down cruse.
New Alderaan (RSB p.133, DE): New Republic Support Services
located a planet, renamed New Alderaan, to serve as a homeworld for
the refugees from the destroyed world of Alderaan. Unfortunately, the
planet was discovered by Imperial Warlord Zsinj and its population was
forced to temporarily evacuate. During the time of the Emperor's
reappearance, Jacen and Jaina Solo were being protected on an
uncharted, green, exotic world code-named "New Alderaan." The small,
unassuming settlement near a lake helped disguise a large underground
technical complex and its advanced defensive weaponry. The Emperor
attacked the complex with his seven Darkside warriors and a phalanx of
advanced AT-ATs in an attempt to kidnap Jacen and Jaina Solo.
CASCADE
F'tral (GG#4 p.56-58): Lyra homeworld
Ambria (TOTJ #3-5): The ringed, desert planet Ambria is
located in the heart of the Stenness node. Animal life on Ambria
includes herds of staga, small lizards called neeks, and strange, evil
creatures from Lake Natth, a place strong with the Dark Side of the
Force. Thon, a Jedi master who lived four thousand years ago, made his
home on Ambria and instructed several Jedi including Nomi Sunrider and
the Vultan Oss Wilum. [DE, TOTJ, DLOTS] homeworld, a large ringed
planet.
Dolomar (LC 69-70): a lone planet orbiting a star, Dolomar is
an old republic colony, settled after a rich discovery of ores,
minerials and crystals was found.
Corfai (DFR): After resupplying on Wistril, the Star Destroyer
Chimaera was planning to join the Stormhawk and ambush a New Republic
convoy near Corfai.
YUSHAN Toola (GG#4 p.93-94): Whiphid homeworld
Kaal (AJ#2 p.240): A major food production world & imperial
R&R base, until the Empire retreats.
Charmath (SWSB): Site of the University of Charmath. Alliance
historian Arhul Hextrophon searched through old, classified data files
at the University in order to find the hidden location of Yoda.
maridun (GG#12 p.12-14) Amanin homeworld Forest and planes,
mainly.
KODI Berri (GG#12 p.20-22):Berrite homeworld is a hot, high
gravity planet, shrouded in a natural smog.
Stic (gg#4 p.95-96): Xi'Dec homeworld
Kabray (#77): One of the most useless and neutral space
stations in existance. That's what makes it perfect for embassies and
delegations to convene. In the days before the Empire, it was a hub of
the galaxy. Even now it still sometimes gets very lively.
CORELLIA
Umgul( JS): A cool, mist-covered world in the same
system as Dargul, Umgul is known as a center for gambling and sports
attractions. The planet's spaceport is located in Umgul City, built on
the limestone banks of a wide river that attracts numerous pleasure
barges. The city is covered with signs and attractions for visitors,
though cheating in the gambling establishments is punishable by death.
Tourists primarily visit Umgul to see the famous Umgullian blob races,
held in an arena carved from rock and ringed with fans to blow away
the thick fog.
Dargul (JS): Dargul is the sister world of the blob-racing
planet Umgul. It is the location of Palace Dargul, residence of the
Duchess Mistal.
Sarcophagus- Sarcophagus is the moon of Sacorria, located in
one of the Outlier systems in the Corellian sector. It is a vast
graveyard, visited only by those who are burying their dead. [AAC]
Corellia: The Corellian system, located in the Corellian
sector, contains five inhabited worlds-- Corellia, Selonia, Drall,
Talus, and Tralus-- collectively referred to as the Five Brothers. The
system is inhabited primarily by humans, Selonians, and Drall (though
the latter two species are rarely seen outside the system), and is
policed by the Corellian Defense Force. Pilots from the Corellian
system are known throughout the galaxy for their superb skills, and
the system is also notorious for its smugglers and pirates. The
human-run Corellian shipyards are famous throughout the galaxy for
their long, distinguished manufacture of a vast variety of starships.
Nimban (GG#12 p.63-65) The Nimbanese developed from a species
of grazing reptiles who tracked travling plants across the plains of
their homeworld.
Sluudren (GG#12 p.77-80): Homeworld of the Sludir, an
extremly violent race.
WEST QUADRANT
LOL
Wayland (HTTESB p.91): Location of the Mount Tantis
stronghold, and home of C'boath and several other warring primitive
races. Nobody EVER comes here.
Ikon (ROC): A red dwarf star orbited by an asteroid belt.
After the Battle of Yavin, Princess Leia Organa traveled to the
asteroid belt to help Rebel sympathizers install a Turbolaser.
Cadomai (GG#12 p.80-82): Snivvians come from an extremly cold
world.
Jiroch (GG#12 p.88-89): Reslia, kalok, & saloch, three
diffrent worlds, are home of Tunroth.
SKINE
Kintooine (#95): A desolate world on the edge of the galactic
permiiter. Jagged rocks, rugged rocks, and more rocks. Some water, but
not much else.
Aralia (GG4 p.72-74): Ranrat Homeworld
Revyia (GG#12 p.73-75): The Revwiens recorded history tells
of myths and legends of great and powerful cities, dominated by
powerful artifacts. Archologists have yet to uncover any evidenice of
a technological socity in their pre-history, however.
Agriworld 2079 (GG#12 p.75-77): Skrillings live on a grassy
flatland, filling the niche of scavengers, feeding on the carcasses of
the swifter grazing animals.
DALI
Xeron (#47) A minor rebel outpost activated during the dark
period for the Rebellion just before the battle of Endor
Circapous (SME) A star system composed of 14 planets. Though
many inhabitants are sympathetic to the rebellion, most were afriad to
act, dur to the might of the Empire. Mimban, the fith planet is the
site of a secret Imperial mining operation. The fourteenth planet is
the location of a Rebel outpost.
Iridium (CSW #11): Home of an infamous pirate band, that used
rare power gems that disrupted energy fields, alowing then to bust
right thourgh capital ship shields. They operated, until the Jedi
Knights shut them down.
Ottega (DE) Located in the outer rim territories, Ottega has
an unusual number of moons and inhabited planets. 75 planets and 622
moons make a popular tourist region.
ASTARSHA
Lan Barell (AJ#1 p.153): Even further out than Sedri. Its
inhabitants contribute to the galactic economy by selling large
qunatities of ore.
Saijo (#93): A Backwater rebel base, located just outside an
anchorhead-like town. The residents are so hard up for new and
exciting things, any major hero of the Rebellion/Republic is an object
of worship, almost.
Cantros (#93): Home of two independant bases, both beliving
they were resisting the Empire, but actualy fighting each other.
System is the homeworld of catlike creatures.
Tiliix (GG#12 p.85-86): The Tarro homeworld was destroyed
hundreds of years ago, when the sun suddenly exploded. Only about 400
tarro survived, the ones off planet at the time of the disaster. Many
of these are in the Rebellion/Republic.
LINDT
Sprungli: Furboxian Home World
Sedri (GG#4 p.): Sedrian homeworld, and location of the Golden
Sun.
Ottethan (DE #3): the first in a series of 12 worlds on the
FAR rim of the galaxy, dominated by a evil overlord, during the last
days of the Republic.
MEREL
Zhotta (#84): A backwater, outlaw run planet.
Ragnar (GG9 p.52): Home of the Ragnar Syndicate- one of hte
biggest, most professional bounty hunting syndicates around.
Sriluur (GG#12 p.92-94): Homeworld of the Weequays
Hirsi (GG#12 p.68-69): Qwohog (Wavedancers) are livly beings
that thrive in the freshwater lakes and rivers of their world.
DANZAS
Velmor (#49): A fudal homeworld that was about to side with
the Empire before a rebel strike team restored the rightful heir to
power. Now the rulers side with the rebellion wherever it can. The
planet has a mostly jungle terrain
Adari (GG12 p.7-9): Homeworld of the Adarians. Most of the
planet covered by mountains snow. (one small habitable area.
ABRION
Yinchor (#86): Home world of a turtle headed like race. The
planet is roccky and barren, much like the south west US. Mesas and
stone archways everywhere. The Government consists of a elder ruling
concil.
Ord Pardron (LC 74-76): home of the major military forces for
the republic and prime defender for much of the surrounding sectors.
Ando (GG#4 p.13-14) Aqualish Homeworld
Filve (LC p.70-71):: A huge service station for passing
starships. An Imperial class starport services nearly any vessel. The
Filvians have turned this hot, uncomfortable planet into a major trade
and information nexus.
Ukio (LC p.81): One of the best known of the agricultural
planets in the Abrion sector. The planet has been almost completly
converted into a food production facility, and is one of the most
efficent food distrobution centers in the sector.
Chrondre (LC): The site of one battle during a multi-pronged
attack by Grand Admiral Thrawn. The Star Destroyer Nemesis
participated in this battle, which was actually a diversion to draw
attention away from Thrawn's true target of Ukio.
DUFILVAN
Naldar (#92): A world at one time rich in mineral and natural
resources- until the Empire decided it wanted the planet. The royal
house resisted the Empire's efforts, but instead of obliterating the
planet (which would have been much easyer) they blockaded and sieged
the planet. The conflict at Endor changed the orders of battle, and
assult was stepped up. The full might of the empire was unleashed, and
the planet fell within hours. Suddenly Naldar has become a staging
area for the Imperial assult for the sector.
Kirtania (AJ#1 p.117): Fourth out from the sun, a colony world
at the end of a trade route that reciently became popular.
Crondre (LC p.69): a small, icy world the Republic has
converted into a supply depot for pershiable medical supplies.
Bimmisari (HTTESB p.78): Home of the Bimms, favorite stopover
for traders, and rapidly becoming a major comerace center.
Marasa Nebula (GG#12 p.57-59): Marasans evolved from land
herbavores, and prospered due to the gential climate. The planet is
tought to get to due to the raging duststorm of the Nebula.
Kintan (GG#12 p.60-63): The Nikto live on this planet,
located deep in the Sl'klaata Cluster. The planet itself is an endless
expance of deserts. Very harsh.
RILLTAR
Dankayo (Scavernger): A little remarked planet in a little
known system. A rebel administrative base was located there until the
Imperial Star Destroyers Relentless, Avenger and Devistator reduced
the tiny base to slag.
Damogran: Ned's Homeworld
Roon (DTV) Mysterious planet surrounded by a belt of moonlets,
asteroids and other debris. Half of Roon is spectacular, with emerald
continents and sapphire oceans. The other half is dark and cold,
trapped in perpetual night. According to spacers legends, it holds
untold treasures.
Averam (LC): Location of a Rebel cell, where Targeter worked
for a few weeks. Imperial Intelligence cracked the cell soon
afterwards. The natives of Averam are called Averists.
Basilisk (DLOTS): The site of the Battle of Basilisk, where
the Jedi Master Sidrona Diath was killed.
Palanhi (DFR): Palanhi is a crossroads planet with a
reputation for exaggerating its own importance. The planet has
remained neutral in an effort to profit from both sides of the
galactic Civil War
ENDEVCO
Coronar (Scavenger): Location of the Imperial Intelligence
center for the reagon.
Paradise (gg#4 p.89-90): Ugor Homeworld
Skor II (GG#4 p.83-84): Squib homeworld
Chazwa (LC p. 68-69): A central shipping point for Imperial
war supplies, troops and information. Although a number of smuggling
and legitimate operations run thru Chazwa, the Imperial presence
forces everyone to move very carefuly
Cathar (DLOTS): The homeworld of a feline alien species. The
Jedi knights Sylvar and Crado, who trained under Vodo-Siosk Baas, were
natives of Cathar.
Douglas III (LCMS): The home of the animal known as the
jackelope. A taxidermized specimen is displayed in the Poly Pyramid
tavern on Rafa IV.
Kbal (AAC): Kabal is the homeworld of Lady Lapema Phonstom,
one of Lando Calrissian's candidates for marriage.
BOSTIC
Myrkyr (HTTESB p.86-89): Talon Karde's main base, location of
the Ysalamiri, and an old republic smuggler hideout.
Ketaris (LC): A major trade center as successful as Svivren,
Ketaris was the target of an attack by Grand Admiral Thrawn which
became stalled at one point. There was hope from Alliance pilots that
Wing Commander Varth could escape the Qat Chrystac battle and hook up
with a unit at Ketaris. During Thrawn's attack on Coruscant, Admiral
Ackbar was on an inspection tour of the Ketaris region.
Azbrian (AAC): Homeworld of Condren Foreck, daughter of a
wealthy farmer and a famous athlete on her world. She lives on a farm
containing eight-legged herd animals.
Bovo Yagen (SAS): The third star targeted for destruction
during the Starbuster crisis. One source claims the system contains
one planet with a population of eight million, while another source
lists the system's population as twelve million, spread across two
planets and numerous asteroids and space stations.
Chokan system (COPL): Han Solo and Prince Isolder both worked
as smugglers in the Chokan system years ago. Isolder continued to work
there despite the rise of the Empire and a deadly plague in the area
because he was seeing a woman in the system.
Anoth (JS, DA, COTF): A multiple planet orbiting a small white
sun, Anoth consists of three parts and will likely break itself into
dust in a few hundred years. Anoth is unrecorded on any chart and was
chosen by Luke Skywalker and Admiral Ackbar as the primary hiding
place for Leia Organa Solo's Jedi children. The two largest components
of Anoth are close enough to scrape together, causing powerful static
discharges between them and bathing the third fragment in
sensor-masking electrical storms. The third piece orbits a safe
distance from the other two and holds a breathable atmosphere in its
valleys in spite of its relatively low gravity.
RALBURN
Rigel 7 (#48): A high gravity world
Roche Asteroid Belt (Shantipole): Home of the Verpine, and
where Ackbar's team built the B- Wing prototypes.
Arendale: Imperial prison world, like New Mexico in texture.
Where Admiral Jones first met Ned, Bilge and Zeak.
Tau Sakar (gg#4 p.58-60): Jenet homeworld
Drexel (#11-14) Drexel is entrily a water world, except for
some underwater caves. The planet was settled accidently when a gang
of pirates crashed there. However, because of the planets basic lack
of metals, they were stranded there, unable to fix the ship. the
decendants grew and thrived. The built a huge ship, and continued
using sonic jammers to effect passing ships and maintaining their
looting. The only other major life on Drexel are a race of
giant lizards called Sea Dragons. The sonic jammer drove the dragons
mad, causing them to attack the city-ship. A band of techs revolted
and were exiled from the ship. Not only did they survive, they found a
way to control the Dragons and wage war on the pirates. Currently both
sides look for an advantage that will tip the war in their favor.
HAPES CLUSTER
(COPL): rainbow jems
Selab (COPL): tree of wisdom
Charubah (COPL): gun of command
Arabanth (COPL): old woman/thought puzzle
Ut (COPL): Singing lady
Hapes (COPL): A prince
Dreena (COPL): An uninhabited world in the Hapes cluster.
Prince Isolder spent time on Dreena as a child, playing in the pure
oceans of the planet.
HEYER
Ord Mantell (LC p.74): Once served as a prime military base
for the Old Republic, but now a gambling reserve and seedy spacer and
smuggler conclave.
Zygerria (HTTE, SWSB): the homeworld of the Zygerrian slavers.
Three years before the Battle of Yavin, Han Solo and Chewbacca had a
run-in with Zygerrian slavers off Janodral Mizar. After convincing the
slavers to abandon ship by broadcasting a stolen Imperial ID, Solo
gave the ship and its cargo of treasure to the freed slaves. Among
them was Alliance historian Arhul Hextrophon and his family.
Culroon III (SWSB, MTS): An out-of-the-way planet with an
amazing history of violence, Culroon III was largely ignored by the
Old Republic. Due to their constant wars the primitive Culroon never
developed space travel, but they did trade for technological goods
including blasters. When the Empire decided to construct a garrison on
Culroon III, the Imperial general in charge of the operation agreed to
a ceremonial surrender of the Culroon people by their leader, Kloff.
When this ceremony turned out to be an ambush by the Culroon, the
Imperial staff was rescued by an AT-AT commanded by then- lieutenant
Veers.
Davnar II (HS@SE): Homeworld of a bipedal, scaly, long-snouted
alien species. One of Ploovo Two-For-One's henchmen was a native of
Davnar II.
KL'MIDIA
Arbra (#55): The homeworld of the Hoojibs, a small rodent race
of energy eaters. The main rebel base was located there in an
extensive cave network, after the Battle of Sathar. The rest of the
planet is a plesent forest/jungle.
Mrisst (LC p.73-74): A center of higher learning for many
economically disadvantaged of the galaxy. High quality education for
those unable to attend the Imperial acadmey or other large, expensive
universities.
Mordin Thrall's Homeworld is in here somewhere.
Ryloon (COTJ): The location of several Imperial-controlled
orbital factories, where captured prisoners are sent to toil.
Lelmra- (DFR): A temporary base for Senator Garm Bel Iblis'
private army. While on Lelmra, a violent thunderstorm triggered the
"flip-flop" on several buildings made of memory plastic, which folded
them up with nearly fifty people still inside.
RISO
Rishi (DFR p.83-83): a colony with cities living in deep
valleys, with the natives living in the high mountains. Major exports
include minerals, ores, and primitive fuels.
Orellon (AJ#2 p. 194): An unxeplored planet of Jungles,
oceans, and plains.
Spindrift (#60): Location of am Imperial communuications relay
outpost.
Hosrel XI (LCST): The location of a remote navy base, where a
squadron of pilots had a brief battle with Lehesu of the Oswaft.
ThonBoka (LCST): The StarCave is a sack-shaped grey nebula
composed of dust, gas, and complex organic molecules. It can be
entered only from one direction, and its lightning-charged interior
spans over twelve light-years. The ThonBoka has given rise to
thousands of space-dwelling lifeforms, ranging from the intelligent,
manta ray-like Oswaft to carapace-creatures and interstellar plankton
which serve as the Oswafts' food. The Oswaft, ruled by a council of
Elders and capable of naturally traversing hyperspace, tend to be
cautious creatures who never leave the safety of their habitat. Three
blue-white stars, located in the center of the nebula, surround the
Cave of the Elders-- the only architectural structure in the ThonBoka.
LAVE
Antipose XII (LCFO): While on a mission in the Oseon, Lando
Calrissian used the password "dubesor"-- a native insult on Antipose
XII.
Phraetiss (DFR): Lando Calrissian ran a botched operation on
Phraetiss about ten years- before the rise of Grand Admiral Thrawn. It
was here that he made the acquaintance of the smuggler Niles Ferrier.
Dilonexa XXIII (LCFO): Dilonexa XXIII orbits a giant
blue-white star along with 39 other planets. Dilonexa XXIII is the
only world capable of supporting life, as the inner 22 are far too hot
and the outer 17 too cold. The planet is nearly 25,000 kilometers in
diameter, but its lack of heavy metals gives it a tolerable gravity.
Dilonexa XXIII is entirely given over to agriculture. Its farms
stretch across the entire surface of the planet, providing foodstuffs,
plastics, fuels, and grain for the herds of native bovine. Weather-
controlling satellites in orbit help keep the city-sized tornadoes in
check with energy weaponry. All heavy metals must be imported to the
planet, and the Dinonexican colonists have developed an allergic
reaction to foods containing too many trace metals.
Oseon (LCFO): Composed of nothing but thousands of asteroids,
Oseon is famous for its wealthy inhabitants and its booming tourist
trade. Seven wide bands of asteroids orbit their sun, and many of
these bodies have been turned into luxury resorts or private estates.
Many tourists come to see the famous Flamewind of Oseon, a yearly
phenomenon caused by an increase in stellar flares. The flares
interact with asteroid vapor, creating brilliant bands of ionized gas
thousands of kilometers long that fill the system with fluorescing
colors. The Flamewind lasts an average of three weeks, and the strong
radiation prevents all communications and in-system space traffic with
the exception of message torpedoes. Carrying personal weapons in the
Oseon is a capital offense.
Rafa (LCMS): The eleven planets and numerous moons of the Rafa
system are covered with the enormous plastic ruins of the ancient
Sharu. The buildings are among the largest constructions in the galaxy
and are quite impenetrable. Many human colonies, dating from the early
days of the Old Republic, have sprung up around and between the
structures. The system was also inhabited by a primitive humanoid
species known as the Toka, who were treated as slaves by the Rafa
colonists. The system is famous for its life orchards-- groves of
crystalline trees whose crystal "fruit" can extend an individual's
life when harvested and worn. Working among the crystal trees
themselves, however, drains a person's life and intellect, and
consequently most of the harvesting is done by the Toka or the
criminals in the Rafa's numerous penal colonies. Following Lando
Calrissian's procurement of the Mindharp from Rafa V, the Toka were
revealed to actually be the Sharu and regained their civilization and
mental abilities.
Dela system (LCMS): Lando Calrissian's destination before
visiting the Oseon was the Dela system, but he decided against it due
to the tricky landing required on a mountaintop spaceport. [LCMH]
Antipose IX (LCMS): A pilot droid that Lando Calrissian rented
to take him from the Oseon to Rafa IV once held a job on the pleasure
yacht Arleen, which departed from Antipose IX.
KESS
Trammis III (LCMS): Trammis III is famous as the home of the
gigantic reptiloids sometimes called dinosaurs. The inhabitants of the
planet speak Trammic, which is related to the Old High Trammic spoken
by the Toka of the Rafa system.
Ringneldia (LCST): Lando Calrissian picked up replacement
parts for the Millennium Falcon while in the Ringneldia system, where
all part sizes are standardized around the diameter of a native bean.
Hockaleg (#51-52) A dedicated construction site, designed to
build the super huge battle fortress decendant of the Death Star- the
Tarkin.
Patriim (#51): Imperial communications post, mud ball, smells
like a wet bantha. Base underground.
Varn (HSR): An aquatic planet, Varn is the subject of the
holofeature "Varn, World of Water." Aquatic life on the planet
includes large lossors and packs of cheeb, while Varn's population of
amphiboid fishers and ocean farmers inhabit its archipelagoes.
MAZEL
Bothawui (HTTESB): The bothan homeworld.
Sirpar (AJ#2 p.97) The Imperial Army's main facility designed
to turn ordnary citizens into brutal enforcers of the Emperor's will.
Churba (DFR p. 70-71): location of that ideal corperate
colony, New Cov.
Barhu (DFR): A boiling hot ball of lifeless rock in the Churba
system.
Agrilat (MTS): Agrilat contains a crystal swamp where an
illegal and dangerous swoop race between Dengar and Han Solo was once
held. Dengar was left with severe injuries and a burning hatred for
Solo.
Spefik (ROC): Two wings of TIE fighters attacked the
anti-orbital ion cannons on Spefik. The cannons were destroyed by a
salvo from pilot Ranulf Trommer.
Xyquine (LC): Three years after the Battle of Endor, New
Republic forces suffered what Han Solo called a "fiasco" at Xyquine. A
passenger transport was destroyed, and pilot Pash Cracken had to
invent the "Cracken Twist" to disguise the escaping ships' exit
vectors.
DRYDEN
Mandalore (#68-69): A humid, jungle planet. The capital city
of Kedalbe is actualy built into the trunks of the older trees.
Mandalore is the home of a group of Mandalorian protectors, of which
Boba Fett was a part of. While this group of commandos were off
planet, the planet was overrun by slavers sanctioned by the Empire.
Mandalore was now a conscription center, to feed the imperial war
machine. The remants of the protectors have been fighting to free
Mandalore ever since.
Questal (Game p.2): Was a profitable mining operation,
drawuing out valueable Ardanium. The Empire clamped down on the planet
assinging Moff Bandor to rule with an iron fist. The Imperials almost
cared about what happened there- until the ore gave out.
Oslumpex V (HSR): Vinda and D'rag, Starshipwrights and
Aerospace Engineers Incorporated, have their operation on Oslumpex V.
Han Solo's ship was placed on the Red List because he owed 2500
credits to this company.
Leria Kerlsil (AAC): Leria Kerlsil is a backwater world, but
is pleasant, clean, and quiet. Its capital city's streets are lined
with blue and purple trees, and the city is adjacent to a well-
maintained spaceport. The planet is the only source of "life-
witches"-- those who can sustain another's failing life for years but
eventually withdraw support, causing that person to die. Life-witches
appear rarely and are born seemingly at random. Karia Ver Seryan, a
wealthy woman who lives in a large, well- defended mansion, was one of
Lando Calrissian's marriage candidates until he discovered she was a
life-witch.
TRAX
Kessle (JS): Just outside of the Maw, a cluster of black
holes, Kessle is a potato shaped planet with one moon. The planet is
too small to maintain it's own atmosphere, so terreforming factories
consantly churn out air making it possable for people to survive with
just breath masks instead of full suits. the amosphere makes Kessle
look like an comet instread of a planet. Kessel is the major source of
spice, and a seat of underworld activity. Having made the site a
correctional facility, the Imperials maintained strict control over
it's distrubition with a iron fist. However smugglers still sought to
make a fortune by stealing what they could from the Empire and selling
it themselves.
Fwillsving (LC): A planet somewhat near Honoghr and Kessel.
Luke Skywalker considered visiting Fwillsving when he needed
replacement fuel cells for his X-wing.
Junfort Station (CSW #11): Much like Sluis Van in size and
scope, but where Sluis is respectable, Junfort caters to the darker
side. Ships get a lot of illegal modifications and equipment there.
Bounty Hunters are kept strictly away from the station.
Palanhi (DFR): Palanhi is a crossroads planet with a
reputation for exaggerating its own importance. The planet has
remained neutral in an effort to profit from both sides of the
galactic Civil War
Denarii Nova (DLOTS): A rare double star. The smaller star in
the pair periodically fed on plumes of flaming gas drawn from its
larger partner. This star system was destroyed thousands of years ago
by the Sith magician Naga Sadow in order to escape from a group of
pursuing Republic gunships.
GRIMALDI
Tyed Kant (nova): A gas giant located near Demophon, with a
handful of manned floating hydroponic farms. The farms are run by
several corperations such as Nebula Consumables, Gryseium Inc,
Imperial Meats and Produce and Premier Provisions.
Demophon (nova p.2-6): A heavily industrialized world, with
domed cities to filter out the planetary hard radiation. Byrn City is
the largest of the groups, with 90 percent of spaceport traffic routed
thru there.
Sljee (HSR) Intelligent, mulit-tentacled Sljee, from the
planet of the same name have low, slab shaped bodies. Nothing is known
about the planet.
Farrfin (LC p.70): A medium sized planet with high mountain
peaks, deep valleys, some techtonic instbility, and a number of
underground rivers. The planet was a popular refuge of smugglers in
the old republic, and was used by the rebellion on several occasions.
Lwhekk (TAB): The homeworld of the Ssi-ruuk, in a distant star
cluster. This planet is the center of the Ssi-ruuvi Imperium.
Tokmia (ESBR): Based on instructions from Darth Vader, a group
of Imperial probe droids was recalibrated to search for Rebels on
Allyuen, Tokmia, and Hoth.
Pil Diller (DA) Once home to a species of mournful singing fig
trees, according to the Holographic Zoo of Extinct Animals on
Coruscant.
Mantessa (LC): The home of dangerous predators called
panthacs. Han Solo and Chewbacca had an encounter with these animals
while on Mantessa.
LAHARA
Honoghr (DFR p. 74-77): Homeworld of the Nogri. Nobody really
knows of this planet's existance.
Kessle (JS): Just outside of the Maw, a cluster of black
holes, Kessle is a potato shaped planet with one moon. The planet is
too small to maintain it's own atmosphere, so terreforming factories
consantly churn out air making it possable for people to survive with
just breath masks instead of full suits. the amosphere makes Kessle
look like an comet instread of a planet. Kessel is the major source of
spice, and a seat of underworld activity. Having made the site a
correctional facility, the Imperials maintained strict control over
it's distrubition with a iron fist. However smugglers still sought to
make a fortune by stealing what they could from the Empire and selling
it themselves.
Agamar (Farlander): A planet partialy sterlized by the Empire
a year before the Battle of Turkana
Oorn Tchis (Farlander): a near by planet of Agamar
Omwat (JS): An orange and green world of savannas and
mountains, Omwat was the homeworld of the alien Maw scientist Qwi Xux.
Hefi (MTS): The location of a secret retreat for Death Star
designer Bevel Lemelisk, who hid on Hefi after the first Death Star's
destruction until discovered by Imperial agents.
Orooturoo (JTH): Princess Nampi, an immense worm-like alien
who attempted to steal Jabba's cargo, was a native of Orooturoo.
THRING
Solay (#89): A desert planet in orbit of a nebula with ten
suns. The planet has been under various states of revolt for at least
fifty years. It's a very annoying planet. There are very few humans
here.
Kelada (AJ#2 p.229): Major producer of walker parts and
repulsor componants. Lorana's Labyrinth, an oddly designed bar is
here, too.
Arcan IV (#79) Industrial, overpopulated, and crime ridden.
Just like new york 20 years from now. Very fun.
Obra Skai (HTTESB p.89-90): A massive libary, the sum of most
knowledge in the universe can probably be found here.
Krake's Planet (#63): One of the major Imperial data vaults is
located here, deep in a valley, protected by an energy field. hard to
get into, and harder to get out.
Terrijo (DFR): Located between New Cov and Pantolomin, Terrijo
is where Han Solo removed a homing beacon planted on the Lady Luck by
starship thief Niles Ferrier.
ROLION
Spira (AJ#1 p.58-59) Water covered pleasure world with a low
axial tilt, making it temperate over much of the planet.
Patch IV (#59): A big garbage dump for the sector. Solid
refuse of every type can be found here. It's the perfect hiding place
for contraband- which is why Adminastrator Feret uses it for just that
purpose. Feret's watch-beast, a giant worm (distant relitive of the
space slug, prehaps) keeps intruders away, and the native refuge
population on their toes.
Bazarre (#58-59): A large (and I do mean BIG) shopping mall
space station, run by Adminastrator Feret. Feret is a low life car
salesman who turned into a big time faclility manager, when he took
over the operation of Bazare. He's like a slimey Lando Calrissian.
Carida (JS): a truly important Imperial stronghold. Located
there is one of the main Imperial military training centers. Most of
the military hardware has been stripped away, but the ground forces
emplacements left still make the planet formidable. The Imperials
there are fanaticly loyal, and refuse to submit to the Republic.
Farda's Asteroid Belt (Rebel p.75): A location of an Imperial
communications base, that was the site of the first major battle using
B-Wings. The fight was a disaster for the Rebellion, due to a
compromised intelligence report.
Aquaris (CSW #7): On this planet there is almost nothing but
water. However there is a hidden rebel base is located underwater
there, under the command of Sylver Fyre- ex boss of one of the biggest
band of pirates and mercs in the business.
LORAX
Biivren (AJ#2 p.239): minor industrial world, scuttled and
abandoned by the Empire.
Centares (#29) In the days of the Old Republic, Centaris was a
splended, popular resort world. Under the hand of the Empire, the
mineral rich lava was mined for industrial purposes. Within a decade,
the minerals were exausted, the planet contaminated by waste, and the
planet abandoned. Now its a backwater trading world and hiding place
for the criminaly inclined or desperate.
Godo (#99): A nice orderly civilization, where the native
(short yellow individuals with antennas) are nieve, and generaly dont
speak standard. Not much contact with the outside world, due to a
rampaging disease.
Xa Fel (LC p.83): One of the Kuat Drive Yards' major
manufacturing faclities, producing twenty percent of the coperation's
hyperdrive engines. Under KDY managments, the planet has been
dispoiled and raped- all in the name of big business.
Riflor (GG12 p.10-12): the advozsec homeworld, a geologicaly
unstable planet. Thick ash in the atmosphere, makes the planet
tempature colder. A Harsh world.
LAMBDA
Vandelheim (#98): The metalsmiths of Vandelheim are a
superstitous lot. Without the venerated ones, the decendants of the
two families that first discovered the ore rich world, the guild feels
it can no longer produce worthy metals. This makes protecting the
ruling familiy very important if either side, republic OR empire
wishes to contnue using Vandelhiem as a supply source. Vandelhiem is
sourrounded by an astroid field, making aproaches intresting. The
planet itself, is an industrial world, consisting of mostly rocky
terrain.
Metalorn (#30): One of hundreds of Imperial factory planets.
The surface of Metalorn is chaos. Shifting grey ash, barren rock,
great fiery pits of molten slag dot the planet. Beineth the surface is
order. Clean, gleaming metal, filtered air, unending artifical light,
and the disciplined hand of the Empire. It is firmily intrenched, and
easly defended. Extensive weapons detection systems and inforamtion
control programs insure that the rebellion does not exist- even as a
rumor.
Vodran (GG#12 p.90-91): Vodrans developed on the Jungle world
of the same name.
Fondor (CSW #3): The industrial planet isnt of that much
intrest. However the extensive starship yards in orbit here, mostly
military and capital ship construction, are. Fondor was where the
first Super Star Destroyer was built. The system is HEAVLY Imperial
entrenched.
Empress Teta (TOTJ: Dark Lords): A system of seven words
located near the Deep Core, Empress Teta is a prime source for
Carbonite. Thousands of years ago, the worlds banded together, the
rich mine owners forming an elite socity, a tightly knited group that
reigned over the multitudes of the less fortunate. The tetan youth,
rich and bored, began dabbling in the lore of ancient magic. At some
point their experemenation turned into something far more serious- the
formed the Order of Kranth, an order dedicated to serving the Dark
Side.
Vjun (DE2): The planet Vjun contains Bast Castle, once the
private refuge of Darth Vader and later the headquarters of the
Emperor's Dark Jedi. The planet is lashed with acidic, burning rain,
and no plant life can survive on its bleak surface.
