Touring the Galaxy: Nuiri Sector

Ceriun System (Q-6)

· Sun/Star: unnamed

· Orbits:

o Ceriun

Cerium was a remote, arid world that saw little galactic traffic.

Divac System (Q-6)

· Sun/Star: unnamed

· Orbits:

o six unnamed planets (presumably Divac 1-6)

o Divac 7

Divac 7 was a remote world that was the site of a battle between Imperial and Rebel forces during the Galactic Civil War.

Gala System (Q-7)

· Sun/Star: unnamed

· Orbits:

o Gala

§ three unnamed moons/satellites

Gala was a minor planet in the Galactic Republic, only joining the government a few decades before the Clone Wars. Originally ruled by three opposing monarchs, Gala was a serene world of forests, hills, oceans, and urban cities. During the Clone Wars, Gala came under Separatist control.

Gormen System (Q-7)

· Sun/Star: unnamed

· Orbits:

o Gormen

A terrestrial world with a rainy, foggy climate, Gormen was a remote world that was the site of a battle between Imperial and Rebel forces during the Galactic Civil War.

Lucazec System (Q-6)

· Sun/Star: unnamed

· Orbits:

o Lucazec

Originally known as Far Thanium during its occupation of Xim’s empire, Lucazec would eventually join the Republic, remaining a member until the Clone Wars when it came under Separatist jurisdiction. Lucazec was also the home of the Fallanassi group of Force users, until they were driven from the planet by the Empire during the Galactic Civil War. Eventually, Lucazec was subjugated by the Yuuzhan Vong during their invasion of the galaxy.

Mazuma System (Q-6)

· Sun/Star: unnamed

· Orbits:

o Mazuma

Mazuma was a minor banking world in the sector, remaining neutral throughout galactic history.

Noryath System (Q-6)

· Sun/Star: unnamed

· Orbits:

o Noryath

Noryath was a remote agri-world, known for its grain and bread production.

Paklan System (Q-6)

· Sun/Star: unnamed

· Orbits:

o Paklan

Paklan was a remote, densely forested world. By the time of the Clone Wars, mining operations had been set up to log the planet for lumber. Darth Maul and his brother unsuccessfully sought refuge on the planet.

Quell System (Q-6)

· Sun/Star: unnamed

· Orbits:

o Quell

Quell was one of the main planets in the sector. During the Clone Wars, Separatist and Republic forces fought a naval battle in the atmosphere above, however the planet remained in CIS control.

Vandos System (Q-7)

· Sun/Star: unnamed

· Orbits:

o Vandos

An arid world of deserts and canyons, Vandos came under Separatist control during the Clone Wars and was the site of a skirmish between Separatist forces led by General Grievous and Republic forces led by Jedi.

Vjun System (Q-6)

· Sun/Star: unnamed

· Orbits:

o Vjun

A dark, acidic world that could barely sustain life, Vjun was originally part of the various ancient Sith empires, dating back to King Adas’ empire and the old empire of the Sith Order. After the fall of the Sith Empire, Vjun acted as a refuge for Sith fleeing the Republic invasion. However, by 4,000 BBY, most of the Sith had died out and the planet’s small population ruled by aristocrats.

Over the centuries, the aristocrats became obsessed with the Sith, turning their families into Sith cults. They remained loosely affiliated with the Galactic Republic, until the Clone Wars when they sided with the Separatists. During the war, Count Dooku used Vjun as a personal hideout. With the rise of the Galactic Civil War, Vjun was also used by Darth Vader as his personal fortress from Bast Castle.

Other dark siders would also take up residence in Bast Castle following the death of Darth Vader, including the Disciples of Ragnos cult, but the planet was ultimately occupied by the Yuuzhan Vong during their invasion.

Resh 9376 (Q-6)

Originally discovered as early as 25,000 BBY, Resh 9376 was a roaming comet that was never gravitationally locked into any star system. Composed of ice, ore, gypsum and granite, the comet was originally the location of mining expeditions, but over the centuries a shadowport was built into it and came under the control of smugglers, crime bosses, Hutts, and other criminal organizations.