Aldo Spachian System (S-7)
· Sun/Star:
o Aldo
o Spach
· Orbits: none
An empty system, Aldo Spachian was regionally known for its cosmic beauty from a comet arcing between the system’s binary stars.
Cardooine System (R-7)
· Sun/Star: unnamed
· Orbits:
o Cardooine
A temperate world adorned with oceans, forests, and savannahs, Cardooine was the site of a Rebel Alliance research facility that designed the A-wing starfighter during the Galactic Civil War, until it was occupied by Imperial forces.
Chad System (R-7)
· Sun/Star: Chad
· Orbits:
o three unnamed planets (presumably Chad I, II & IV)
o Chadra
§ eight unnamed moons/satellites
§ Bafwizzy
Little is known about the other three planets of the Chad system. Chadra, also known as Chad III, was predominately an oceanic world, with small continents and island chains of wetlands and mountain ranges. The planet held an elliptical orbit, causing it to shift between the third and fourth orbit in the star system. Chadra was also the homeworld of the humanoid, bat-like rodent Chadra-Fan species.
Remaining neutral throughout most of galactic history, Chadra became the galactic capital of dairy production, despite the world’s occasional earthquakes that caused massive tsunamis. During the Galactic Civil War, Chadra came under jurisdiction of the Galactic Empire, and later the New Republic. Chadra’s largest moon, Bafwizzy, was a lush, green world that housed a small population.
Colsassa System (R-7)
· Sun/Star: Colsassa
· Orbits: none
Colsassa was an empty system that saw little galactic traffic.
Dar’Or System (R-6)
· Sun/Star: unnamed
· Orbits:
o Dar’Or
A subtropical, forested world, Dar’Or was the homeworld of the avian rodent Ri’Dar species. Though remaining neutral through most of galactic history, Dar’Or became a protected world under the Galactic Empire, after an immigrated species threatened the extinction of the Dar’Or.
Engira System (R-7)
· Sun/Star: unnamed
· Orbits:
o Engira
A gas giant, Engira was utilized as a pirate holdout until a decade before the Clone Wars. During the Clone Wars, and subsequent Galactic Civil War, the base was repurposed into a supply station by both the CIS and Galactic Empire, making it a target of Rebel strikes to disrupt Imperial regional distribution networks.
Gnithia System (R-7)
· Sun/Star: unnamed
· Orbits:
o Gnithia
Gnithia was a remote planet that saw little galactic traffic.
Grathus System (R-7)
· Sun/Star: unnamed
· Orbits:
o Grathus
Grathus was a remote, marshy world that saw little galactic traffic.
Jomark System (R-7)
· Sun/Star: unnamed
· Orbits:
o Jomark
§ three unnamed moons/satellites
o five unnamed planets
Primarily an oceanic world with forested island archipelagos, Jomark was originally known as Bynas during its occupation by Xim’s empire. Following its collapse, Jomark was a remote world for millennia. During the Galactic Civil War, Jomark was ruled by the deranged clone of Jorus C’baoth, eventually siding with the Galactic Empire. The planet was conquered by the Yuuzhan Vong during their subsequent invasion of the galaxy in 25 ABY.
Kile System (S-7)
· Sun/Star: unnamed
· Orbits:
o one unnamed planet (presumably Kile I)
o Kile II
A remote world that originally held vast lakes before they dried up to form barren canyon ranges. During the Galactic Civil War, an Imperial garrison was located on the planet until it was destroyed by Rebel forces.
Moorjhone System (R-7)
· Sun/Star: three unnamed stars
· Orbits:
o Moorjhone
§ one unnamed moon/satellite
The only planet in the trinary star system, Moorjhone was the homeworld of the felinoid Moorjhoni species of humanoids. Primarily a rocky, desert planet, Moorjhone was a minor mining world in the region. During the Clone Wars, a skirmish between Jedi and dark Jedi vying for control of the mines occurred on the planet.
Ord Zat System (S-7)
· Sun/Star: unnamed
· Orbits:
o Ord Zat
A Republic ordnance outpost as early as 12,000 BBY, Ord Zat remained a minor world for the republic until the rise of the Galactic Empire during the Galactic Civil War.
Ramsir System (S-7)
· Sun/Star: unnamed
· Orbits:
o Ramsir
Weytta was a remote world that saw little galactic traffic.
Sy Myrth System (S-7)
· Sun/Star: unnamed
· Orbits:
o Sy Myrth
Homeworld of the mammalan gastropod Sy Myrthian species, the planet was originall called Far Bareg during its occupation by Xim’s empire. Sy Myrth would eventually join the Galactic Republic, temporarily coming under Mandalorian and Sith control during the Mandalorian Wars and Jedi Civil War, respectively.
The planet became a key industrial world in the region, and during the Clone Wars, seceded to join the Separatists. Imperial forces would reclaim the planet following the war, remaining so during the Galactic Civil War until the New Republic replaced the Empire as the main galactic government.
Triellus System (R-7)
· Sun/Star: Triellus
· Orbits: none
An empty system, Triellus was a waypoint along a major trade route that ran through the Outer Rim Territories.
Trogan System (R-7)
· Sun/Star: unnamed
· Orbits:
o Trogan
§ three unnamed moons/satellites
Originally known as Ethulum under Xim’s empire, Trogan was a lush world with vast oceans, eventually joining the Galactic Republic until it seceded to join the CIS during the Clone Wars. During the Galactic Civil War, the planet came under Imperial control until the Yuuzhan Vong occupied the planet during their invasion of the galaxy.
Waskiro System (R-7)
· Sun/Star: unnamed
· Orbits:
o Waskiro
A minor mining world in the region of the Outer Rim, Waskiro was a vibrant planet of oceans, mountain ranges, forests, and grasslands. By 3,653 BBY, during the Cold War between the “True” Sith Empire and Galactic Republic, all contact was lost with the colonies on the planet. Due to the galactic tensions between the two galactic governments, attempts to reconnect communications with Waskiro was abandoned.
Yhuli System (R-7)
· Sun/Star: Yhuli
· Orbits: none
Yhuli was an empty system that was originally used as an Infinity Gate location by the Kwa before the rise of Xim’s empire. It is unclear if the system was abandoned due to Xim’s conquest of nearby sectors, but by the time of the Galactic Civil War, a network of space docks was constructed for traversing traffic.