Here I am back with a few more reasons why (if you have the money) you may want to consider going to Legends Con! 1) Twin Suns Foundation Two people who represent the fandom THE BEST will be there and if you go, you must meet them. Brian Borg and Dylan (don't know if he wants his last name revealed here) are 2 of the best guys I've ever meet in the fandom. They run an excellent charity which caters to children by bringing them books from the EU. I've spoken to both of these gentlemen countless times and have even had the pleasure of hanging out with them face to face and I will honestly say I've enjoyed every minute of it and you will too if you decide to drop by their booth. 2) EU Cosplay I'm so-so when it comes to cosplay, but there's no denying there should be some excellent EU characters being showcased at this thing. I just hope everyone posts pictures for me to see! 3) The fans I can't imagine anything better than a large gathering of people who love the EU as much as I do. I'm a social person, so face to face is my bread and butter! I love it. And that's what I'll miss the most, since I won't be able to attend this year. So if you're going, let me know what you're excited most about. If you aren't going, what location would you like to see them bring the convention to next? Here's hoping "Dallas" is the next location!

Earlier this year, after speaking to those involved, I was somewhat doubtful if this con was even going to happen at all. Happily, I can say now that doesn't appear to be the case, as they've added several guests and provided more information since then. It still won't be for everyone. Travel and ticket expenses are still high for many people, for those who are near the area, this con may be worth your time and I'll tell you why. The Guests. There's a lot of rare guests appearances I haven't seen at cons before. Randy Stratley ran Dark Horse during the heyday of the EU. Crimson Empire being his crowning achievement, I'd love to have him sign my comics and tell me why Dark Horse largely ignored working in tangent with the books during the NJO. Matthew Stover is another author I'd love to add to my collection of signed novels. He's written a lot of excellent stories and appears to be a decent guy to speak with. My question for him would be to confirm or deny the rumor that he would write Star Wars "fan fiction" for a price. It's a claim I've heard several people heard him make but have yet to see any proof of it myself. Corinna Bechko was a name that almost made me fall out of my chair when I heard it. She had impossible shoes to fill in her follow up series to Ostrander's excellent "Legacy" story but she was doing a great job and may have pulled off an fantastic story if it'd not been for the buyout. #1 question for her is "What was the secret connection to Han Solo that was teased early in the series which never came into fruition?" I've been dying to know. Sean Stewart. Not only would I love his autograph, but I'd love to tell him how much I enjoyed his novel. Honestly, one of the BEST book ever to come out of the Clone Wars era. I have no idea why he wasn't invited back but would love to ask him what other stories he'd had liked to have written for the EU at the time. I'm a true Barbara Hambly fan and have been since the beginning. Getting her autograph while telling her I was a SOLID Luke/Callista fan would be a "bucket list" for me. No questions for her, I'd only heap praise on trying to push a relationship on Luke that the fans largely rejected yet I was all for. This may be the #1 guest I hate I'll be missing out on at the Con. Abel G Pena was someone I suspected would be coming to the Con. And if you don't know him, please get to if you're going to the Con this year. He's a fantastic person who I think will be a fan favorite at the con this year. My only question is what else he has unwritten in the EU. I think he's given it all away at this point but you never know... I'll be back tomorrow with a few more reasons for you to attend.

Bars Barka System (J-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Bars Barka Settled by the Ubese decades before the Clone Wars, the population of Bars Barka suffered a devastating disease just prior to the outbreak of the Clone Wars. The denizens of the planet were able to slowly recover from the illness and come the later part of the Galactic Civil War, was a member of the New Republic. Quadrant Seven System (J-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Quadrant Seven § one unnamed moon/satellite A rocky, terrestrial world of canyons, mountain ranges, and crags, Quadrant Seven was a remote world that remained neutral throughout galactic history. Uba System (J-6) · Sun/Star: Uba · Orbits: o Uba I o Uba II o Uba III (destroyed) o Uba IV o Uba V Centered around Uba IV, the homeworld of the near-human Ubese species, the system’s planets were colonized by the Ubese sometime prior to the New Sith Wars. In 1,800 BBY, Republic forces led a massive assault on the system as part of a campaign to neutralize the Ubese weapons manufacturing. By the end of the conflict, Uba IV was reduced to a poisoned wasteland, Uba III was reduced to an asteroid field, and the Ubese colonies on the other planets were destroyed. Many Ubese became nomads, settling other worlds and working as mercenaries and bounty hunters. The Ubese held a deep hatred for the Jedi and Republic, siding with the Separatists during the Clone Wars as a result. During the Galactic Civil War, Uba IV was an Imperial world. Ubertica System (J-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ubertica Settled by Ubese refugees following the assault on their home system in 1,800 BBY, this group of Ubese eventually joined the Republic, garnering ire from their brethren in the Uba system. During the Galactic Civil War, warlords from the Uba system pillaged most of the settlements on Ubertica until Imperial forces intervened and ended the feud between the Ubese factions. Varvva System (J-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Varvva Home to the gigantic Varvvan species, Varvva was a remote world that saw little galactic traffic.

Dalron System (J-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o three unnamed planets (presumably Dalron I-III) o Dalron IV o Dalron V Both Dalron IV & V were inhabited by humans during the Galactic Civil War. At some point in the war, Imperial forces laid siege to both worlds, reducing Dalron V to a barren wasteland that forced its minute populace to flee, and subjugating Dalron IV. Due to the Imperial excursions, the population of Dalron IV were sympathetic to the Rebels. Keitum System (J-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Keitum Homeworld of the Keitumite species, Keitum was first discovered by Republic scouts as early as 3,000 BBY. Prior to the New Sith Wars, which ended circa 1,000 BBY, the planet was a member of the Republic and engaged in regional alliances with planets like Ansion. During the Clone Wars, Separatists forces were unable to convince Keitum and their local alliance to secede from the Republic. Parliock System (J-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Parliock Parliock was a remote Republic world that required Jedi peacekeepers to aid in it settling a local dispute a few years prior to the outbreak of the Clone Wars in 22 BBY. Unnamed System (J-6) · Sun/Star: Ariarch-17 (destroyed) Ariarch was a remote star that went supernova during the waning decades of the Galactic Republic. Research vessels were sent to study the supernova, though nothing was known about any orbits in the system prior to the supernova.

Londor System (J-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Londor Located in a desolate sector, Londor was a remote planet that housed a New Republic mental facility during the Galactic Civil War.

Darkon System (J-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Darkon III Darkon III was a remote planet in a desolate sector that saw little galactic traffic.

Bezim System (J-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Bezim Homeworld of a humanoid species by the same name, Bezim was a remote world that helped craft Station 88 with the other denizens of the sector. During the Clone Wars, Bezim remained a Republic world; however, its fate during the Galactic Civil War is unknown. Junction System (J-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Junction V § Delaluna A minor Republic world, Junction V came into hostilities with the denizens of its desert moon of Delaluna. Shortly before the Clone Wars, Jedi were dispatched to quell the tensions and Junction V and Delaluna were able to come to a peace accord, helping craft Station 88 with other inhabitants of the Torc Sector. Like their neighbors, Junction V and Delaluna remained loyal to the Republic during the Clone Wars. Vicondor System (J-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Vicondor Homeworld of the Vicon species, Vicondor was a minor Republic world that helped other denizens of the sector construct Station 88. During the Clone Wars, Vicondor remained a Republic world. Station 88 (J-7) Built by the inhabitants of the sector as the headquarters of their sector alliance, Station 88 came under attack by Separatist forces during the Clone Wars, but were repelled by Republic forces aiding their members in the sector.

Glee Anselm System (J-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Glee Anselm Homeworld of the Anselmi and the amphibious humanoid Nautolan species, Glee Anselm was primarily an oceanic world, with swampy island chains and small continents dotting the planet’s surface. As the two species evolved on their stormy world, the Nautolans became the dominant species, eventually becoming spacefaring beings and joining the Republic sometime before the Galactic War in 3,643 BBY. Glee Anselm remained in Republic control during the Clone Wars and managed to avoid Imperial subjugation during the subsequent Galactic Civil War. The Nautolons would eventually join the New Republic and became a key world in the war effort against the invading Yuuzhan Vong, evading the destruction caused during the war. Hallitron System (J-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Hallitron-7 o Ord Hallitron Both planets in the system were Republic worlds, with Ord Hallitron acting as an ordinance depot for Pius Dea forces during their Great Northern Crusade in 11,884 BBY. During the Galactic Civil War, Hallitron-7 became an Imperial world. Vaced System (J-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Vaced § one unnamed moon/satellite o Lesser Vaced Vaced was a remote world of desolate canyons and forests. The planet held one spaceport, which saw little galactic traffic. Even less was known about Lesser Vaced, due to a lack of scouting expeditions. Jaloria System (J-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Jaloria Jaloria was a remote system that saw little galactic traffic.

Crintlia System (I-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Crintlia Homeworld of the Crintlian species, Crintlia was a remote world that joined the New Republic during the later years of the Galactic Civil War. Marasain System (I-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Marasain Marasian was a remote world that came into conflict with the Empire in the decades following the Clone Wars. Kril’Dor System (I-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kril’Dor Though a gas giant, Kril’Dor held a sizable tibanna gas mining operation. During the Galactic Civil War, the mining facilities were controlled by the Empire before being taken by the New Republic in 14 ABY. Zelaba System (I-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Zelaba Zelaba was a remote planet that saw little galactic traffic.

Alderbathe System (J-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Alderbathe Alderbathe was a remote world utilized for religious retreats in the region. Ansion System (I-6) · Sun/Star: Ansion · Orbits: o Fahariyn § three unnamed moons/satellites o Gaulix § one unnamed moon/satellite o Ansion § two unnamed moons/satellites o Soltan § four unnamed moons/satellites o Trauchta § six unnamed moons/satellites o Sulomu § one unnamed moon/satellite All but Ansion were unihabitable planets: Fahariyn and Trauchta were gas giants; Gaulix had a toxic atmosphere; Soltan was a barren, airless rock, and Sulomu was an ice world. Ansion, however, was a temperate world of grasslands, rolling hills, oceans, and forested mountain ranges and mesas, and was the homeworld of the humanoid Ansionian species. Discovered after 3,000 BBY by scouts, the planet joined the Galactic Republic shortly thereafter, remaining a loyal Republic world through the Clone Wars. During the Galactic Civil War, Ansion came under Imperial jurisdiction until the planet joined the Rebel Alliance following a failed Imperial attack to weed out Rebel sympathizers. Ansion was later reclaimed by Imperial forces, holding the planet until it was conquered by the Yuuzhan Vong during their invasion of the galaxy. Years later, Ansion was liberated by Imperial forces and the planet remained an Imperial Remnant world throughout the subsequent galactic wars. Dbari System (I-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Dbari Homeworld of the Dbarian species, Dbari was a minor world that was a member of the Galactic Republic in the decades leading up to, and during, the Clone Wars. Gilatter System (I-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o seven unnamed planets (presumably Gilatter I-VII) o Gilatter VIII Though a gas giant, Gilatter VIII served as a vacation destination during the last centuries of the Republic. During the Second Galactic Civil War, the system was the site of a battle between Galactic Alliance and Confederation forces. Kalaan System (J-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kalaan Homeworld of the humanoid Kalaanite species, Kalaan was a world of rolling plains and grasslands. During the Galactic Civil War, the planet supported the Rebel Alliance until 0 BBY, when it was invaded and subjugated by the Empire. The planet’s landscape was reduced to barren plains and canyons, and utilized as an Imperial prison colony. Malari System (I-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Malari Homeworld of the Malarian species, Malari was a minor Republic world with a regional blaster pistol manufacturing industry. During the Clone Wars, Malari was unsuccessfully convinced to secede from the Republic by Separatist agents. Malari came under Imperial rule during the subsequent Galactic Civil War. Masgen System (I-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Masgen Masgen was a minor system in the sector that was aligned with the Rebel Alliance, and later the New Republic, during the Galactic Civil War. Namadii System (I-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Namadii Namadii was a remote Republic planet first discovered by scouts as early as 3,000 BBY. The planet initially came under Imperial rule during the Galactic Civil War but realigned with the New Republic later in the war. Rustibar System (J-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Rustibar Rustibar was a remote planet subjugated by the Galactic Empire during the Galactic Civil War.

Yes, this was an easy one. The first person who came to mind as my #1 and stayed that way. One word is all you need to describe Dave's artwork "Stunning" He's an amazingly talented artist and the BEST the EU has ever seen! Out of all the artist I've named, he's the only one who's artwork dons the halls and walls of my home. I've bought several prints from him. Each one is gorgeous. He's also a very nice guy and super chill to speak with. Love this man! This is Alex's favorite picture of Dorman's by the way. So there you have it. My Top 5 EU Artist. Let me know in the comments what your top 5 is. I'm not final authority on this, I know. So if you had someone else you think belongs here that I didn't name, please let me know. You may even be right!

Darth Sion had throughout his life been plagued by pain and weakness, which maddened him. He hated his painful state and instead used the pain to drive himself as a Sith. Sion fought for Exar Kun's Sith order and defeated many Jedi in the process, but was unable to die, which was what he truly desired. He became more and more immune to pain and eventually, a Jedi was able to cut him down. However, Sion didn’t die and the pain within him reached incredible new heights, causing him to rise and slaughter his foe. While his body started to decay, Sion used the dark side to maintain it and savored his immortality, despite the incredible pain and rage that it caused him. Eventually, Exar Kun was defeated but Sion would come to serve in Darth Revan and Darth Malak's new Sith Empire. However, this empire was defeated as well, by none other than Revan who had returned to the lightside. Sion believed that Revan had given in to weakness in betraying the Sith and watched as the Sith order tore itself apart without a leader, particularly on the Sith Academy on Korriban. However, Sion survived and was found by Darth Traya, who was seeking beings that were “wounds” in the force. She’d found Sion and Darth Nihilus and together the two formed the Sith Triumvirate on Malachor V. They worked together to destroy the Jedi and restore the Sith and Sion studied under Traya, learning much from her. Despite this, their alliance was fragile as Sion and Nihilus cared more for power than Traya did. Additionally, the Lord of Pain was frustrated with Traya’s teachings, her abstract ideals and how her words haunted his mind. Finally, Sion and Nihilus joined forces to cast her out and attacked her as she was meditating. Sion beat her senseless while Nihilus stripped her of her force abilities, before the two drained their energies for themselves, casting Traya out of their order. With Traya gone, Sion and Nihilus pursued their own goals, uniting what was left of the Sith Empire once more. Sion took command of a group of Sith assassins, originally formed by Revan, and began hunting Jedi throughout the galaxy. With his inability to die, Sion overcame every Jedi he faced, and he almost succeeded in entirely wiping them out. After Nihilus destroyed most of the Jedi left on Katarr, the Jedi were forced underground but Sion continued seeking them. Eventually, a banished Jedi Knight, Meetra Surik, returned after being summoned back by Atris in order to draw out the Sith. Sion went after her, tracking her to the Republic ship, the Harbinger, and he and his assassins approached it on a Sith warship. However, Sion’s forces came across Traya, going by her original name of Kreia, aboard the Ebon Hawk, on her way to recover Meetra and opened fire on it. The Harbinger heard the Ebon Hawk’s distress call and came to fight the Sith off, but Sion pretended to be a corpse while his assassins hid themselves. The Republic forces brought Sion aboard their ship while his stealth cloaked assassins snuck aboard. The Lord of Pain was put in the med bay where the medical officer was disturbed and confused by the countless wounds on his body. She finally put him in a kolto tank to see if he could be restored, but as this went on, Sion’s assassins silently waited for the right moment, though not without killing several members of the crew. Finally, Sion woke up and broke out of his kolto tank. However, the Lord of Pain was unable to capture the exile as Kreia managed to sneak her abroad the Ebon Hawk, attempting to escape. Sion had the Harbinger fire on the ship as it escaped and managed to damage it, but the Ebon Hawk managed to escape into hyperspace. The Sith Lord tracked Meetra and Kreia to the Peragus II mining facility, determined not to let them escape him this time. Sion had the Harbinger dock with the facility, sending his assassins out to track down his prey. Eventually, Meetra, along with Kreia and Atton Rand, a prisoner they’d come across in the facility, came aboard the Harbinger. Sion tracked them down and Kreia took him on to give the others time to escape. The Lord of Pain was surprised to see his old master again, noting she was difficult to kill. Kreia said that he had fallen far but had learned nothing, that was his failing, but Sion replied that she was the failure. He declared he was free of her whispers crawling in his skull and of her weak teachings. The Lord of Pain was dead set on finishing off the exile and destroying everything that Kreia had worked for. When he encountered Meetra, he began laying out the truth. He told her that Kreia would ruin and destroy her as she’d done to him and that he could end her before it began. Sion declared that Meetra did not know Kreia as he did, he had survived her teachings and bested her in combat, compared to him, the exile was nothing. Sion battled Meetra, surviving every wound she inflicted upon him thanks to his abilities and finally the exile retreated after Kreia mentally warned her she couldn’t defeat the Sith Lord. Sion found himself now respecting Meetra and ordered his assassins not to pursue her, certain they would meet again. However, Sion found himself drawn to the exile, seeing her as beautiful, but he could not stand having such feelings and began to hate Meetra for it. The Lord of Pain went back to Malachor V, only for Kreia to return there. She had turned on Meetra, destroyed almost all the remaining Jedi masters, and manipulated Nihilus into meeting his end. Now Darth Traya once more, she met Sion in the Trayus Core of her Sith academy, and he threatened to kill her. However, the Lord of Betrayal bent him to her will and made him prepare for when Meetra would follow her to Malachor, telling him to show her complete respect. The exile did indeed return to Malachor V to face Traya and fought her way through the Sith of the academy, before coming to the door before the Trayus Core. Sion appeared to face Meetra, telling she should not have come as Traya would break her and that she should return to the surface of the planet and let it claim her instead of suffering at the Lord of Betrayal’s hands. Sion believed that if Meetra were gone, Traya would be forced to accept him as her apprentice again. He felt he had come farther than any of her apprentices and his betrayal of her had been a test. Sion stated that Meetra and Traya were similar, but different and he hated the exile for capturing his mind and making him weak. The Lord of Pain began fighting Meetra, immune to her attempts to kill him, and the exile tried to convince him that Traya was merely using him. She explained that Traya respected those who turned away from the Force while Sion depended on it. The Lord of Pain declared there was no life without the Force, it was a blade, and one was defenseless without it. Sion declared that he was the dark side itself, to which Meetra replied that Traya hated the Force so she hated the Lord of Pain. The exile encouraged Sion to let go of his cursed life and Sion realized that she was right, his existence gave him no strength, only suffering. He warned Meetra that Traya would try to break her and that the exile had been both his and Traya’s weakness. With that, Sion accepted death, happy to leave the living world at last and be at peace, and his body withered away into dust.

by: Tim from Open Airlock Policy Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game ( The Core Rulebook) Side note: that “The First Ten Years” logo! It was summer 1987. We had just moved into a new house. Having saved up money while staying with relatives while we waited for the closing, my parents decided to take me on a trip to Disneyland. Star Tours was very new at the time. It was the first stop when we gained entrance into the park. The spaceport’s detail in construction was amazing and the sounds truly immersed you in the setting. The ride was exciting. But for this article, it was what happened after the ride that was relevant. There was a gift shop at the end that was every Star Wars fan’s dream. I got my first Tom Chantrell theatrical poster there, some coffee mugs (pictured), some other stuff, and, most importantly, a book. My mother pulled the book off a rack and read the name on the cover. She said it looked fun. We bought it. It’s odd seeing Mickey Mouse on a price tag on a Star Wars product from 35 years ago. I read West End Games’s book cover to cover on my top bunk over the course of a few months. Soon, I purchased supplements and adventures. A few friends and I played some campaigns through 1990. The “dark times” of the late 80s are a myth. I have always said this. The Droids comic ended after Star Tours came out. The RPG hit shelves later that year. Not only was Star Wars alive, but you could be “alive” in the Star Wars universe! By the time Heir to the Empire was released, 25 or so books had been released. Timothy Zahn has stated a box of the sourcebooks were sent to him to use for consistency. He brought the starships, vehicles, and species that were created in the game to the pages of the novels. This was a wonderful thing that gave fans a consistency that made the novels and game books more collectable. A single universe. A single continuity. More than that, though, the first rulebook from 1987 had something that was infinitely more valuable: rules for creating a story in the Star Wars universe. The gamemaster sections should have been required reading for authors. In this inaugural edition of D6 Datapad, we’re going to take a look at the book in general, but focusing on how it could have been used as a tool in the EU. The opening pages include a glossy page with an introduction in the style of an opening crawl. Immediately the book “feels like “Star Wars.” The player section takes a potential participant through the basics of roleplaying games and D6 (normal, six-sided dice) rules. It’s in the gamemaster section where information and advice on Star Wars storytelling starts. Advice on Star Wars appropriate banter is great. Tips on making the settings have a Star Wars feel to them are great (“...it doesn’t look like Leamington Spa or Laguna Beach on a spring day…”). Using proper terminology for everyday items is a fantastic piece of advice many 90s authors should have followed. The book has two blocks of full-color, glossy pages with production photos, concept art, and original in-universe advertisements. Brilliant! These ads should give an author ideas to make the stories feel more like the universe they’re writing in. The ad below makes the locations feel as if they are real. Getting into the chapters, “Starships” and “The Force” are key. In the former, they do a great job of explaining the rules of space travel, obviously taking evidence from the films. This shows how Star Wars is a science fiction with thought-out rules and consistent behaviors. Unbelievably, the book is the original source for the Jedi Code as we know it! There is also a lot of commentary on the nature of the Force and learning its powers; you just don’t wake up one day and use telekinesis by accident. The book goes into things to think about when designing aliens and droids in Star Wars. The adventure sections provide invaluable information on preventing anticlimactic endings to stories, defining the setting of the Star Wars universe for storytelling (“It pits goods against evil”). Character creation: if you want to include a Wookiee in a story, don’t make him brown with a bandolier strap. Great advice. There is a subsection on character motivation. We know some authors would have been well served by reading that! There is a short adventure to get the gamemaster and players familiar with play and the universe. Lastly, there are numerous adventure ideas with short blurbs. The ideas presented are fun, in the vein of Star Wars, and feel like X-Wing books or comics in concept. The final pages are filled with stock character templates (also great for story ideas) and charts and tables for gameplay. My original edition even has a real-life ad for a Han Solo collector’s plate from Hamilton. This book is a must-have for any Star Wars fan. It is a snapshot from history, as reading it tells you how much was known about Star Wars at the time. It’s a simple system to use for gaming to this very day. Lastly, it will always be useful for familiarizing oneself with storytelling in Star Wars. We will see you next time for D6 Datapad when we discuss The Star Wars Sourcebook!

244Core System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o 244Core § two unnamed moons/satellites o three unnamed asteroid belts First discovered by a crime syndicate circa 4,000 BBY, 244Core was originally called Sraata. Abundantly rich in minerals and ores, Sraata was an arid world in the Unknown Regions. After centuries of mining by a confederation of corporations, Sraata eventually fell into obscurity. By 200 BBY, the planet was rediscovered and named 244Core. Corporations and governments established loose alliances and the planet was heavily industrialized, providing a key source of resources to the rest of the galaxy. By the Yuuzhan Vong War, the planet was still in full production, its supply of ore and minerals constantly replenished from the nearby asteroid fields as rogue meteors would crash the surface. During the strife of the war with the Yuuzhan Vong, the Eeook Corporation was able to secure sizable control over the planet’s operations. Altiria/Anarris System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Altiria/Anarris § Priva § Secava Homeworld of the near-human Altiri and Anarrian species, the planet was a temperate world teeming with forests, savannas, cities, mountain ranges, and oceans. Each species occupied one of the major continents on the planet. By 6,000 BBY both civilizations had reached pr-industrial era development. Millennia later, during the time of the Jedi Civil War, the two civilizations erupted into a massive war for resources, ending in a stalemate. Over the next four thousand years, smaller wars kicked up as the vying Altiri and Anarrian battled over resources dotting the vast oceans on island chains. Come the era of the Galactic Civil War, both species had attained space travel and colonized their two moons. However, decades later, by the time of the Yuuzhan Vong War, both species had erupted in yet another massive war that saw both civilizations take steps backward in their development. Ardis System (G-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ardis Ardis was a remote arid, barren world located in the Unknown Regions. At some point the Galactic Republic established the Ardis Outpost in orbit. Around 3,639 BBY, during the Galactic War, the station came under attack by the “True” Sith Empire; however, the system was successfully defended by Republic forces. Avernio System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o two unnamed planets (presumably Avernio One & Two o Avernio Three Avernio was a remote system that housed a civilization on Avernio Three. Around 6,000 BBY, the Iokath tested their superweapons’ destructive power on the planet, presumably eradicating the civilization and destroying the planet’s ecosystem. Carrivar System (G-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Carrivar (astronomical object) Homeworld of the Hemes Arbora, Carrivar was a dwarf planet in a remote system of the Unknown Regions. At some point in their history, the Hemes Arbora became nomadic and migrated to other worlds in the region. Crakull System (G-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Crakull Homeworld of the miniature Croke species of arthropods, Crakull was an arid world in the Unknown Regions. Durace System (H-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Durace Originally a temperate world teeming with life, Durace was discovered by Republic scouts in 5,000 BBY, during the Great Hyperspace War. Durace was colonized for millennia, and its flora utilized by pharmaceutical companies for the development of medicines. However, at some point following 3,640 BBY, the planet experienced a cataclysm that transformed the planet’s environment into a toxic, barely breathable, barren wasteland of volcanic mountain ranges. The violent storms made continued colonization on the planet nearby impossible, leading to the abandonment of Durace. Endelaan · Sun/Star: none · Orbits: o Endelaan Endelaan was a rogue planet lost in the remoteness of the Unknown Regions. Apocalyptic cults believed the planet housed the destruction of the galaxy and spent millennia searching for its location. Geroon System (I-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Geroon Homeworld of the Geroon species, the remote planet was briefly occupied by the Vagaari in 27 BBY, before being liberated by the Chiss. Giaca System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Giaca § two unnamed moons/satellites Giaca was a lush frontier world in a remote part of the Unknown Regions, seeing sparce galactic traffic. Iokath System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Iokath (artificial sphere) Constructed by at least 7,000 BBY by the humanoid Iokath species, Iokath became the manufactured ecumenopolis homeworld for the Iokath after they left their original planet. The artificial world acted as a construction facility for the Iokath to design and test superweapons; however, by 5,000 BBY the Iokath system was abandoned as the Iokath turned their weapons on themselves, eradicating the species. Iokath was rediscovered around 3,631 BBY, sparking renewed conflicts that saw the automation of Iokath achieve certain levels of autonomy and intelligence, attempting to stake their claim as galactic superpower. Members of the Eternal Alliance – Galactic Republic, Sith Empire, Mandalorian Clans & the Eternal Empire – managed to destroy the AI operating Iokath’s automation and Iokath was returned to dormancy. Iol System (I-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Iol A barren, lifeless world rich in ore and minerals, Iol was initially colonized in domed cities prior to the Mandalorian Wars. Ruled by a mining corporation, Iol was discovered by Revan during the Mandalorian Wars, establishing a secret contract with the company. Millennia later, during the Galactic Civil War, Iol remained in the control of the mining company, though was challenged by the miner’s trade union. Irkalla System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Irkalla (astronomical object) A remote planetoid in the Unknown Regions, Irkalla was the site of the final battle of the First Great Schism, a war between the Jedi and dark Jedi dating back to 24,500 BBY. The Jedi was mortally wounded and the dark Jedi placed in stasis, and Irkalla remained in isolation until 10 ABY when the dark Jedi was discovered and awakened. Kro Var System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kro Var Kro Var was a remote, barren world settled by Republic refugees in 1,000 BBY during the culmination of the New Sith Wars. The refugees split into conflicting factions on the volcanic world and eventually developed their own Force organization based off practitioners’ ability to control the elements. Prior to the Clone Wars, Kro Var was discovered by the Republic, though Kro Var remained independent, continuing its neutrality through the Clone Wars and Galactic Civil War, despite random skirmishes with Separatists and Imperials. Lao-mon System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Lao-mon Homeworld of the shapeshifting Shi’ido species, Lao-mon was a remote, jungle world on the border between the Unknown Regions and the Colonies. During the Galactic Civil War, Lao-mon had a non-aggression treaty with the New Republic, allowing the planet to remain neutral in galactic affairs. Morcanth System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Morcanth Morcanth was a remote world that was the center of conflict between three species warring for centuries come the Galactic Civil War. During the war, a dark Jedi established a fortress on the planet with hopes of conquering the world for himself. His plans were thwarted when Jedi arrived to aid the captured Master of the former Jedi. Mugg Fallow System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Mugg Fallow Originally a world of savannas and rainforests, Mugg Fallow was encased by the sludgy entity known as Mnggal-Mnggal early in galactic history. Rendering the planet lifeless and being able to re-animate dead beings, the entity was able to assemble a zombie fleet above the planet to ward off any who chose to challenge his grip on the world. Munlai Mafir System (G-5) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Munlai Mafir Originally a temperate world, Munlai Mafir experienced a cataclysmic event when the living planet Zenoma Sekot passed through the system, causing volcanic eruptions and other natural catastrophes as it passed the planet’s orbit. This caused the arthropod Jostran species to evolve into a symbiotic lifeform and burrow into the primitive Krizlaw species. Due to the planet’s remote location, the planet was seldom visited. Niorde System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Niorde Homeworld of the near-human Niordi species, Niorde came under conflict during the Clone Wars by a nearby rival. The Niordi were unable to counter the invasion of their homeworld and Niorde became their occupied territory. O’reen System (H-13) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o O’reen Adopted homeworld of the near-human species that would eventually come to be known as the O’reenians, O’reen was a temperate, mountainous world with mesas, plateaus, and spires that peaked above the densely foggy and cloudy atmosphere. Originally settled by Republic colonists in 5,000 BBY following the Great Hyperspace War, the outpost was eventually abandoned, and the denizens left to fend for themselves atop the spires. Eventually the military leaders usurped control and established a military dictatorship, coalescing their power through a series of aerial wars to connect the cities atop the spires under one banner. Centuries prior to the Clone Wars, O’reen managed to capture spacefaring technology, allowing their military dictatorship to travel to nearby systems and establish their domination. Remaining vigilant against aggravating the Republic, Empire, New Republic, and Yuuzhan Vong invaders, O’reen bolstered its territory throughout the era of the Galactic Civil War, being able to transform itself into fortress world with a small, yet strong holding in the Unknown Regions. Oristrom System (I-5) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Oristrom Homeworld of the sentient Stromma species, Oristrom remained in peaceful isolation until the Galactic Civil War, when around 0 ABY an unknown alien species engaged in hostilities with Oristrom. The Stromma were able to broker a temporary alliance with the Chiss to help drive the hostile aliens from their system. Osseriton System (G-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Osseriton Osseriton was a remote planet that became the adopted homeworld of the nomadic Hemes Arbora species. Peroenia System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Peroenia Homeworld of the near-human Peroenians, Peroenia was a remote world that saw little galactic traffic. Quethold System (I-5) · Sun/Star: multiple unnamed suns/stars · Orbits: o Quethold Homeworld of the insectoid Quesoth species, Quethold was an arid world with oasis and oceans scattered about its surface. For centuries, the Quesoth battled the Stromma, until prior to 0 ABY when hostilities ended, and the two species became allies. In 0 ABY, hostilities rose between Imperial forces led by the Chiss Thrawn, and a warlord from the Unknown Regions. The warlord was attempting to subjugate worlds in the Unknown Regions, with the Stromma and Quesoth on the list. By 8 ABY, the warlord had gained access to both worlds via secret alliances with factions from both species; however, Thrawn’s Empire of the Hand was able to defeat the warlord with the help of the Quesoth. Shikitari System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Shikitari Homeworld of the humanoid insectoid Shikitari species, the planet was a remote jungle world that saw little traffic. Shor System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Shor Homeworld of the near-human Shorak species, Shor came into conflict with Peroenia circa 4,000 BBY over exploration rights to the nearby planet of Giaca. Tantsor System (I-5) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Tantsor Tantsor was a remote system utilized by local smugglers as an outpost. Tarin System · Sun/Star: Tarin · Orbits: o four unnamed planets o Koda’s World Homeworld of the wyvern-like reptilian Tempestro species, Koda’s World was a lush planet of jungles, forests, mountain ranges, and oceans. Thousands of years before the Galactic Civil War, a meteor struck the planet, and the Tempestro were unable to regain their technological advancement, reducing them to living as a primitive species. Though habitable, the other four worlds were rich in minerals and ore; however, due to the system’s remote location, made it too costly for corporate investors to establish mining operations on these planets. The system was first discovered by scouts during the early years of the Galactic Empire. Teptixii System (I-4) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Teptixii Teptixii was a remote bluish-green world. In 0 ABY, the planet hosted a battle between Imperial forces and the enigmatic alien warlord from deep within the Unknown Regions. Til System · Sun/Star: Til · Orbits: o Tililix Homeworld of the humanoid Tarro species, Tililix was a remote world that was destroyed – along with most of the Tarro people – in 100 BBY after the system’s star Til went supernova. Less than a thousand Tarro survived the destruction, from being offworld, and never rebuilt their civilization, due to their independent nature. Most Tarro went on to join the Rebel Alliance during the Galactic Civil War. Umaren’k System (G-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Umaren’k Homeworld of the Umaren’k’sa species, Umaren’k was a remote world that saw little galactic traffic. Unidentified Star System (I-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: none This remote, unnamed star system was patrolled by the Chiss Expansionary Defense Fleet around 27 BBY. UR-6572-AK System (G-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed pulsar · Orbits: o unnamed asteroid belt o two unnamed planets § Mother (space station) A remote system controlled by the Infinite Empire, the system’s star collapsed into a pulsar, possibly at the hands of Rakatan superweapons. During the fall of the Infinite Empire, circa 25,200 BBY, the system was abandoned, its two planets reduced to barren wastelands, and over the millennia the space station’s AI grew into its own sentient entity with Force-sensitivity. Around 41 ABY, the Jedi and Sith were attracted to the system at the beckoning of this entity, called “Mother.” Jedi Knight Jaden Korr was eventually able to destroy the station, and “Mother,” who had possessed the body of a clone of the Dark Lady Lumiya. UR-2212-GR (H-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o unnamed planet § one unnamed moon/satellite A remote system, come 41 ABY the gas giant’s frozen moon housed an Empire of the Hand research facility. Later that year, a Sith warship from 5,000 BBY entered the system, after having travelled through time, and sparked a conflict with nearby Jedi. UR41-284 System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o UR41-284 Homeworld of a species by the same designation, UR41-284 was a remote planet that came under brief conflict with Imperial forces during the Galactic Civil War. It is unknown if the planet yielded to Imperial jurisdiction. Veroleem System (I-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Veroleem § at least two unnamed moons/satellites A remote, arid world of deserts, crags, and mountain ranges, Veroleen was settled centuries before the Mandalorian Wars by Republic colonists wishing to escape the rule of the Republic. Over the centuries, the settlers came to be ruled by an authoritarian cult that sought to expand its flock – and money – using extremely addictive drugs. During the Mandalorian Wars, the Mandalorians considered infiltrating and using the drug as a bioweapon against the Republic and its Jedi allies but decided against it. Following the Jedi Civil War, the criminal organization Exchange attempted to establish mining colonies on the planet, forcing the cult to petition the Jedi for help. Following the New Sith Wars, Veroleem was forgotten by the Jedi and Republic once again, allowing the cult to return to its drug dealing schemes. During the Clone Wars, Veroleem secretly supported the Confederacy of Independent System. During the Galactic Civil War, the planet was used by Emperor Palpatine to banish his political opponents. By the time of Darth Krayt’s One Sith Empire, the planet was mostly forgotten, allowing the cultists to pursue their drug-induced recruitment campaigns once again. Viis System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Viis A remote planet, Viis became the capital of the Viis Empire, a small government based on slavery and gladiatorial warriors. At some point in galactic history, the empire was destroyed after the planet was infested by the entity known as Mnggal-Mnggal. Volik System (H-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Volik § two unnamed moons/satellites A lush tropical world of grasslands, jungles, mountain ranges, and oceans, Volik was a remote world discovered around 4,000 BBY. Initially the location of a luxurious resort, the business endeavor soon folded and the remains were occupied by smuggler and pirate groups. Following the First Jedi Purge decades later, the planet became the resting place of the mask of Darth Nihilus. Years before the onset of the Clone Wars, Sith cults located the mask on the planet and carried it offworld. Later, following the Clone Wars, Volik became a Jedi haven for those fleeing the Great Jedi Purge. The Jedi were eventually eradicated during a confrontation with Darth Vader and the planet wasn’t settled again until the Yuuzhan Vong War, when Force-sensitive pacifists used the world as a haven from the war. By 137 ABY, the planet was considered taboo by local smugglers and pirates. Zosha System (F-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Zosha Zosha was a remote, temperate world that was the site of a battle in 3,640 BBY, during the Galactic War. Twilight Void (D-7) The Twilight Void was a location that the Chiss engaged initial invasion forces of the Yuuzhan Vong in 27 BBY. Vun’Hanna (D-7) Vun’Hanna was a location that the Chiss engaged initial invasion forces of the Yuuzhan Vong in 27 BBY.

Did anyone see this one coming? I know instantly he would be on my Top #5 and if this unbelievable Japanese artist isn't on your list, something's wrong with you. Honestly, I would buy a book of his Star Wars artwork in a HEARTBEAT if made available. I think it is some of THE BEST artwork of the Expanded Universe. There's not a single cover he's made that didn't leave my mouth hanging open when I first saw it. So are these my top 3 favorite pictures of his? No. But I couldn't decide if you made me. I seariously love EVERYTHING from this man! He's amazing. And in my opinion, 2nd only to one! Which you probably already know but I'll talk about him next week.

Ilum System (G-7) · Sun/Star: Asar · Orbits: o Jike o Bory o Cala o Kess Bela (asteroid belt) o Ilum § two unnamed moons/satellites o Trop § 11 unnamed moons/satellites o Eton § 41 unnamed moons/satellites o Fern § 20 unnamed moons/satellites Located in the 7G Sector of the Unknown Regions, the remote Ilum System held seven planets and an asteroid belt. The inner three planets were unihabitable, with Jike being a seared, barren rock too close to the star Asar to support life, while Bory and Cala were airless, barren worlds. Likewise, the outer three planets were also uninhabitable, being gas giants. Ilum was an arctic world of snowy tundra and mountain ranges. Discovered around 22,800 BBY by Jedi scouts, the planet was found to hold an immense deposit of crystals, including ones used in the construction of lightsabers. Keeping the system secret from the Galactic Republic, the Jedi established a massive Jedi temple in the frozen wastes of the world to protect the crystal deposits. At some point during the Great Galactic War, circa 3,681-3,653 BBY, Ilum was attacked by the Sith, driving the Jedi from their treasured world. Ilum remained a planet of contest during the subsequent Galactic War, but the Jedi Order was eventually able to reclaim Ilum, and eventually shroud it in secrecy from the Republic once again. Ilum remained a secret until the Clone Wars, when it came under attack by Separatist forces commanded by the Sith. Jedi forces were able to fend off the assault and managed to keep the system’s location a secret. It wasn’t until the Galactic Civil War when Ilum’s existence was brought to light as part of Order 66. Imperial forces assaulted the world hunting down Jedi and provided access for others across the galaxy. Plunder Moon System (G-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o unnamed planet § Plunder Moon Located in the Black Hole sector of the Unknown Regions, Plunder Moon was a remote moon. It’s only known structure was an Infinity Gate, constructed by the enigmatic Kwa species that existed before the rise of the Rakatan’s Infinite Empire. It is unknown where the black hole resided within the sector, or its relation to the Plunder Moon System. Explume Minor System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Explume Minor The only known system in the Croke Reach territory of the Unknown Regions, Explume Minor was a remote world colonized by the tiny Croke species. Around 300 BBY, the Croke experienced a civil war on the planet, importing the sentient Lugubraa species to fill their armies; however, the Croke were unable to control the Lugubraa, who overran Croke settlements. By the time of 0 ABY, Explume Minor had been abandoned by both species. Dark Worlds · Sun/Star(s): unknown · Orbits: unknown Located in an uncharted portion of the Unknown Regions, the Dark Worlds were a supposed network of star systems and planets ruled by the mutant Arkanian terrorist Zeta Magnus prior to and during the Clone Wars. The Dark Worlds aligned with the Confederacy of Independent Systems, but remained shrouded in secrecy, even to the Separatists. During the Galactic Civil War, it was believed Magnus was really the Director of Imperial Intelligence. Vagar Praxut System (H-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Vagar Praxut A remote planet in the Kharmort’s Miasma nebula in the Unknown Regions, Vagar Praxut was the homeworld of the humanoid Vagaari species. Circa 30,000 BBY, the planet was conquered by the Infinite Empire, until they were driven offworld during the decline of the Rakatan’s civilization. Before their departure, the Rakatan were able to alter the ecosystem of the planet, causing it to slowly become an inhospitable desert world. By 60 BBY, the Vagaari had abandoned Vagar Praxut, becoming nomadic pirates harassing others to steal resources. Rhand System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Rhand Part of the Nihil Retreat located in the Perann Nebula of the Unknown Regions, Rhand was the only planet explored in the region. A remote prairie world, Rhand was occupied by cultists as early as 100,000 BBY. Over the millennia, other cult groups would settle on the planet and eventually merge to create the dark side cult Sorcerors of Ghand. By the time of the Clone Wars, the leader of the cult became connected to Palpatine, eventually becoming Director of Imperial Intelligence in the Galactic Empire. Ssi’kaat System (C-16) · Sun/Star: Ssi’kaat · Orbits: o five unnamed planets o Lwhekk Located in the distant Ssi-Ruuk Star Cluster, Lwhekk was the homeworld of the saurian Ssi-Ruuk species. Capital of the Ssi-Ruuvi Imperium, the Lwhekk was a lush primordial world with jungles, mountain ranges, oceans, marshes, and volcanic wastes. By 2 BBY, the Ssi-Ruuk were expanding beyond their star cluster and into Wild Space and parts of the Outer Rim, launching attacks against the Rebel Alliance and Galactic Empire. Their invasion plans were put on hold after Lwhekk was occupied by the Yuuzhan Vong during their invasion of the galaxy. Following the invasion, the Ssi-Ruuk were unable to commence their own invasion of the galaxy. Lehon System (G-11) · Sun/Star: Abo · Orbits: o Iwar o Meldina o Taxiode o Lehon § two unnamed moons/satellites o Desten § five unnamed moons/satellites o Geraps Sule § 11 unnamed moons/satellites o Verla Klest § nine unnamed moons/satellites o Ding Briar § 18 unnamed moons/satellites Located in the Tempered Wastes sector of the Unknown Regions, the Lehon system held multiple planets, the three inner ones being uninhabited terrestrial worlds of barren seared, volcanic, and toxic environments. The four outer planets in the system were uninhabitable, with the outer three being gas giants, and Desten being an airless, barren world. Lehon – also known as Rakata Prime – was the homeworld of the humanoid amphibian Rakata species. The planet was primarily an oceanic world with jungle island archipelagos littering the surface. The ancient capital of the Rakata’s Infinite Empire, Lehon was the galactic centerpiece for almost 10,000 years, until circa 25,200 BBY when the disease and disconnection from the Force led to a collapse of the Rakata’s civilization. Retreating to their homeworld, the Rakata spent millennia in tribal conflict over the fate of their forgotten world. In 3,959 BBY, at the onset of the Jedi Civil War, Darth Revan visited the system and commandeered the Star Forge, a dormant piece of Rakata technology that could rapidly manufacture battle droids and warships. Years later, the redeemed Revan would return to the system and destroy the Star Forge and its Sith occupiers. Lehon became a member of the Republic and a protected system for a short period, but by 3,637 BBY it was targeted as a key location once again. During the Galactic War, Revan returned with a fanatical sect to rebuild his order. Almost a decade later, remnants of the Eternal Empire attempted to contrast a new Rakata forge but were ultimately defeated. By 1,000 BBY, the Rakata on Lehon had gone extinct when Darth Bane visited the planet for Sith teachings dating back to the time of Revan. Following his departure, the system slipped into obscurity. Brask Oto Command Station System (H-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: none An empty system that contained the Chiss Ascendancy’s Brask Oto Command Station, the system was in The Redoubt sector of the Unknown Regions. Discovered by the Chiss a couple centuries before the Clone Wars, and only explored by the Chiss by 27 BBY, as an auxiliary location for the species. The Redoubt also contained at least ten other star systems, nominally explored by the Chiss, that housed hundreds of worlds. One of the planetoids was the site of the crashed Outbound Flight project in 22 BBY

Gyuel System (H-7) · Sun/Star: Gyuel · Orbits: o Qoribu § 49 unnamed moons/satellites § Jwlio § Eyyl § Zvbo § Ruu § Nrogu § Kr An uninhabitable gas giant, the moons of Qoribu were colonized by the Killiks, being absorbed into The Colony that governed the Killik Colony Worlds. Most of the moons acted as food supply worlds for the Killiks; however, Nrogu was uninhabited, and Kr was an ethmane gas shrouded icy jungle world that was the home of the violent Gorog nest. The Gorogs were able to briefly control the Killiks, sparking the Swarm War in 36 ABY. Snevu System (H-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Snevu Snevu was a remote world that was colonized by the Iesei nest of Killiks prior to the Swarm War. In 36 ABY, during the Swarm War, Snevu was the site of a battle between Killik and Chiss forces. The Killiks won the battle, but the Iesei nest was destroyed. Yoggoy System (H-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Yoggoy Yoggoy was the capital of the insectoid Killik species in the Unknown Regions, dating back to 30,000 BBY. When the Killiks joined with dark Jedi, they became more aggressive, expanding their reaches that led to the Swarm War in 36 ABY. Eventually this joining was cut and the Killik’s civilization was shattered, reducing them to a handful of small, passive nests.

Good gravy this girl can draw! And I love everything she did in the EU! Usually teaming up with the legendary Jon Ostrander, these two created MAGIC and were the perfect pairing in comic collaborations! I was always impressed how solid her artwork was from issue to issue. The consistent quality is incredible. I could literally make TONS of pictures of her art. There isn't a single thing she didn't do well! Her art (and Ostrander's story) turned me into a Legacy fan. And even though Dawn of the Jedi was a "fail" (in my opinion) her artwork inside each issue made the series bearable. It was ultimately the story which was the letdown. Unless you've been living under a rock you know what I'm talking about when it comes to Jan. I know she still draws for the New Canon and eve though I don't read it, I have no doubt she's still knocking it out of the park!

Faruun System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o unnamed planet Located in the Companion Besh galaxy, the unnamed planet was the homeworld of the Faruun species, who were exceptional at shipbuilding. Sometime prior to the Clone Wars, the Faruun and their homeworld were conquered by the Tof. Initially the Faruun allied with other races from the Firefist companion galaxy, but by the time of the Galactic Civil War, were immigrating to the main galaxy with the help of the Dark Lady of the Sith Lumiya. The Faruun hoped to settle a portion of the galaxy, rebuild their strength, and then return to Firefist with a new fleet to reclaim their homeworld. Maccabree System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o unnamed planet Homeworld of the cyborg Maccabree cephalopods, the planet was conquered by the Tof at some point prior to the Clone Wars. The Maccabree were able to oust the Tof from their planet and allied with the Faruun and Nagai against the Tof. During the Galactic Civil War, the Maccabree joined their allies in invading the known galaxy. Nagi System · Sun/Star: Nagi Prime · Orbits: o Hol Simo § two unnamed moons/satellites o T’var’k § one unnamed moon/satellite o Luum Ava § two unnamed moons/satellites o Nagi § one unnamed moon/satellite o Hol Kinto § five unnamed moons/satellites The only inhabited planet in the system was Nagi, with Hol Simo and Hol Kinto being gas giants, Luum Ava a barren rock, and T’var’k having a runaway greenhouse effect. Nagi, however, was an arid world of towering mountain ranges and deep valleys that was homeworld to the pale near-human Nagai species. By 296 BBY, the Nagai were advancing to the point of rudimentary space travel, invoking the wrath of the Tof that would lead to about three centuries of conflict. By 4 ABY, the Nagai were able to free Nagi from the clutches of their Tof occupiers, with the help of Mandalorian forces; however, by 130 ABY the satellite galaxy was still recovering from the centuries of strife. Tof System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Tof Tof was a remote, oceanic world littered with island chains. Homeworld of the humanoid Tof species, the planet became the capital of the Tof Kingdom that would come to control most of the companion galaxy by the time of the Galactic Civil War. By 4 ABY, the Tof Kingdom was fractured and reconstituted, but the planet remained a key world in Tof society.

Fitomp System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Fitomp Homeworld of an unnamed sentient species, Fitomp became embroiled in conflict for millennia following the Rakata fleeing Lehon prior to the fall of their empire in 25,200 BBY and settling Fitomp. Griwstrick System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Griwstrick A remote world primarily landscaped with savannas, Griwstrick was inhabited by the Rakata around 25,200 BBY, during the collapse of their galactic Infinite Empire. Hilak System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Hilak Hilak was a remote world settled by barbarous Rakata following the collapse of the empire circa 25,200 BBY. Makatak System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Makatak A remote world, Makatak was colonized by “enlightened” Rakata who were able to rebuild an advanced, spacefaring society following the collapse of their empire around 25,200 BBY. Malata System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Malata Malata was a remote world settled by Rakata slavers following the collapse of their empire circa 25,200 BBY. Persappa System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Persappa A swampy world of marshes and bogs, Persappa was colonized by the Rakata following the collapse of the Infinite Empire circa 25,200 BBY. Tulpaa System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Tulpaa Tulpaa was a remote world inhabited by “enlightened” Rakata following the collapse of the Infinite Empire around 25,200 BBY. Over the millennia, the Rakata on Tulpaa were able to rebuild their society into an advanced, spacefaring civilization.

In my heart he's #1 but as I look over my list, I ranked him at #4. When I first read Dark Empire, I loved it. But I hated the artwork. (or at least I thought I did) Then a buddy of mine (who was a pretty good artist himself) showed me something I didn't realize. His artwork is amazing. He did this but only showing black and white photos of his art. I then understood that it wasn't the artwork I disliked, it was the coloring of the comic. The black and whites looked fantastic and immediately changed my mind. But then my buddy came up with another interesting fact I'd never realized before either...there isn't a single artist that draws like him. And he's right. Every artist has a "copy cat" usually but I've never known anyone else with Cam's style. Of course, Dark Empire wasn't the only thing he drew. The early Boba Fett comics and Jabba the Hut comics carried some awesome artwork as well. If you've never seen it before, I highly encourage you to check it out. It's well worth your time.

Avidich System (E-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Avidich Avidich was a mountainous world utilized as a location to grow food supplies for the Chiss Ascendancy. Bogo Rai System (E-8) · Sun/Star: Bogo Rai · Orbits: none Bogo Rai was an empty system on the periphery of Chiss Space that was the site of a naval battle between Chiss and Killik forces sometime prior to the Swarm War in 36 ABY. Catlia System (G-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Catlia Catlia was an outlying Chiss colony world ruled by one of the Ruling Families of the Chiss Ascendancy. Prior to 26 ABY, the family had utilized Killiks as workers, leading them to be disavowed by the Ascendancy, and by 26 ABY the Chiss had been absorbed by the Killik’s nest hivemind. Celwis System (F-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Celwis Celwis was a colony on the outskirts of Chiss Space, a constant target of aggression by competing species, until the Chiss Expansionary Defense Force was established sometime prior to the start of the Cold War in 3,653 BBY. Cioral System (F-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Cioral Cioral was a major urbanized world in the Chiss Ascendancy ruled by House Csapla of the Ruling Family, with oversight of nearby agricultural colonies. Colonial Station Cam’co System (F-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: none The system was an empty system that housed a space station by the same name, utilized by the Chiss Expansionary Defense Force as a protective barrier between Chiss Space and the rest of the Unknown Regions. Colonial Station Chaf System (F-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: none The system was an empty system that housed a space station by the same name, utilized by the Chiss Expansionary Defense Force as a protective barrier between Chiss Space and the rest of the Unknown Regions. Copero System (F-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Copero Copero was an icy, mountainous planet ruled by House Mitth of the Ruling Families, bolstering the largest network shipyards in the Ascendancy. Cormit System (F-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Cormit Located on the fringes of Chiss Space, Cormit was a main outpost for the Chiss Expansionary Defense Force. Crustai System (H-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Crustai Crustai was a Chiss colony world by 27 BBY and acted as an outpost for the Chiss Expansionary Defense Force. Csaus System (F-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Csaus Csaus was a major Chiss world ruled by House Inrokini of the Ruling Familes. The planet was a hub for the sciences and communication in the Chiss Ascendancy. Csilla System (F-8) · Sun/Star: Csilla · Orbits: o Cessed § one unnamed moon/satellite o Csilla § three unnamed moons/satellites o Repplic § 22 unnamed moons/satellites o Csorb § two unnamed moons/satellites o Formac All but Csilla were uninhabited worlds, with Cessed being a seared rock, Repplic a gas giant, and the outer two planets being icy rocks. Csilla was a frigid world of icy mountain ranges and arctic tundra due to an ice age event circa 5,000 BBY. As early as 25,500 BBY, humans colonized Csilla, genetically evolving into Chiss over the millennia due to minerals in the planet’s hydrosphere. Due to the harsh environment, the Chiss managed to develop advanced technology and achieve space travel early in their civilization, allowing them to colonize the worlds of Chiss Space. Capital of the Chiss Ascendancy, Csilla drove most of the philosophy behind the Chiss’ civilization, leading them to be staunch isolationists for most of galactic history. The Chiss maintained a nominal allegiance with the Sith Empire by 3,681 BBY, during the onset of the Great Galactic War, but returned to isolationism following the series of conflicts between the Sith and Republic belligerents. Csilla saw renewed galactic interest during and following the Yuuzhan Vong War, as the Ascendancy returned to galactic affairs, however the Chiss restricted passage to Csilla. Csilla retained its connections to Bastion and the Fel Empire by 130 ABY, though still insisted on restrictive travel measures to Chiss Space. Forbelea System (H-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Forbelea Forbelea was a remote planet on the periphery of Chiss Space, known amongst the Chiss for its martial arts techniques. Jamiron System (F-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Jamiron Jamiron was a barren planet utilized by the Chiss as a hydroponics agricultural world. Kinoss System (E-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kinoss Kinoss was a remote fortress world at the edge of Chiss Space, utilized as an armory and resupply depot by the Chiss Expansionary Defense Fleet. Klasse Ephemora System (F-9) · Sun/Star: Klasse Ephemora A · Orbits: o Mobus § M-3 § M-18/Zenoma Sekot (temporarily) § 16 unnamed moons/satellites A remote system on the far side of Chiss Space, Mobus was a gas giant with habitable moons that housed mining operations. It was discovered that M-18 was the living planet Zenoma Sekot, which had migrated to the system from the Yuuzhan Vong galaxy and orbited Mobus for about five decades, from before the Clone Wars to the onset of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion. Massoss System (G-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Massoss Formerly the homeworld of a Chiss Ruling Family, Massoss was wiped out prior to the Swarm War in 36 ABY because the population had been turned into Joiners by a Killik hive. Naporar System (F-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Naporar Naporar was a major planet in Chiss Space, acting as the homeworld of House Nuruodo of the Ruling Families, and the headquarters of the Chiss Expansionary Defense Fleet. Noris System (F-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Noris Noris was a minor world in Chiss Space, being the former homeworld of a minor Ruling Family piror to 28 ABY, until it fell into civil conflict with a rival Ruling Family over the use of Killiks as their primary work force. Ool System (E-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ool Ool was a minor, forested planet utilized by the Chiss as an agricultural world. Ornfra System (F-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ornfra Ornfra was a minor planet and homeworld of a minor Ruling Family prior to 28 ABY, until it fell into conflict with a rival Ruling Family over the use of Killiks as their primary work force. Oyokal System (E-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Oyokal Oyokal was a remote planet utilized by the Chiss as an aquaculture colony. Pesfavri System (G-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Pesfavri Pesfavri was a minor world along the periphery of Chiss territory that housed a sizable base for the Chiss Expansionary Defense Fleet. Rentor System (F-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Rentor Rentor was an arctic oceanic world colonized by the Chiss, who established cities atop the massive adrift icebergs. Rhigar System (E-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Rhigar § Forested Moon of Rhigar § Asdroni § Rhigar 3 Rhigar was a snowy, mountainous world utilized by the Chiss as a training academy for their armed forces. Rhigar’s largest satellite, Asdorni, was rumored to be airless and barren. Rhigar 3 was a tropical oceanic world teeming with life and coral reefs, while its inner moon was an alpine wilderness. S-K System (E-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Thearterra Thearterra was a remote world with a volatile environment wrecked by seismic activity, volcanic eruptions, and violent storms. Sarvchi System (F-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Sarvchi Sarvchi was a major Chiss world controlled by House Chaf of the Ruling Families, an embassy world for non-Chiss citizens to have representation within the Ascendancy. Schesa System (F-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Schesa Schesa was a minor Chiss world that served as the homeworld of a minor Ruling Family prior to 28 ABY, until the planet came under conflict with a rival House over the use of Killiks as work forces. Sharb System (F-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Sharb Sharb was a minor Chiss world that served as the homeworld of a minor Ruling Family prior to 28 ABY, until the planet came under conflict with a rival Ruling Family over the use of Killiks as their work force. Shihon System (E-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Shihon Shihon was a minor oceanic world with small island chains littering the planet. Sposia System (F-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Sposia Sposia was a major Chiss world and homeworld of House Sabosen of the Ruling Families. Sposia was the center of education and medical academies. Thrago System (H-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o unnamed planet § Thrago Thrago was a small, arid, sulfuric moon that housed a Chiss military supply depot. During the onset of the Swarm War in 36 ABY, Jedi forces were deceived into attacking the facility to draw the Chiss into the conflict. Yashuvhu System (F-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Yashuvhu A lush, temperate world of jungles and mountain ranges, Yashuvhu was colonized by humans early in galactic history, but due to its proximity to the perimeter of the known galaxy, was only rediscovered following the Yuuzhan Vong War. Yashuvhu remained neutral, despite attempts by the Chiss to annex the planet into the Ascendancy. Rata Nebula (E-9, F-9) The Rata Nebula was a nebula of interstellar dust and debris, containing proto-stars and other developing star systems. As of 36 ABY, the only mature star system in the Rata Nebula was the Rhigar system.

I never talk about them much but the Expanded Universe has been blessed to showcase some excellent artist in its time. So I thought I'd kick off a series of articles highlighting my personal favorites. The first one is Dario Carrasco Jr. He drew a lot at Marvel in the 90's but oddly enough, I never read any of the books he drew for, so my first introduction to him was through Tales of the Jedi. As many of you know, this is one of my favorite comics in the EU and though they had a few artist for them over time, Dario was my favorite contributor. He worked a lot with Kevin J Anderson when he took over the comic and produced some top quality art. I spoke about in my reviews, how the style is so fantastic, that I only have to show you one page and you can automatically identify from which era it was. Tales of the Jedi had the most prolific ships, costumes and settings than most other comics within the Star Wars eras. The uniformity these comics had to that era is astounding and Dario was a big reason for that. Even when the series went back further to the "Golden Age of the Jedi" the look was fantastic and so full of vision. Unlike Dawn of the Jedi. When you look at that era it could've easily happened anywhere in the EU. It just doesn't capture the look and feel like Tales of the Jedi did. And that's thanks to Dario, my #5 artist Look for the rest to come later next month!

To the general public, Borsk Fey’la was a hardworking politician whose time as the Chief of State of the New Republic was cut too short due to the Yuuzhan Vong invasion. To his supporters, Fey’la was a deal maker, always willing and able to make compromises if they served the greater good. Yet, to his enemies, Fey’la was a traitor. Born to the Alya clan on the Bothan world of Kothlis, the young Bothan recognized early on there was little talent he possessed that could aid him athleticism. He instead worked hard to get into politics as he viewed it as equivalent to power. As soon as he achieved great wealth through many business dealings, Fey’la purchased vast land on Bothawui to solidify his image as a legitimate up-and-comer. According to the “Bothan Way,” weakness in others should be exploited in order to achieve greater goals. Fey’la used this quite well during his career. He kept undercover until the right moment arrived then he struck without any thought of mercy. Fey’la climebed the political ladder while his rivals fell victim to several manufactured scandals and their own lack of charisma. Other Bothans latched on to this rising star and soon Fey’la had a faction he was able to command. His new goal was to control the galaxy. At this time, Emperor Palpatine ruled the galaxy with his Galactic Empire, though Fey’la was certain that even he could not rule forever. After the Alliance’s defeat of the first death Star, Fey’la felt he could join the Rebel Alliance. His Bothan faction gave the Rebellion an edge in espionage and made Fey’la an important figure in the Rebel Alliance. Just prior to the Battle of Endor in 4 A.B.Y. Bothan spies uncovered vital information about the Emperor’s second Death Star. Most of the spies died in this mission and Bothawui’s government lionized them as “the Martyrs.” Fey’la made sure to claim the credit for this, however. Although this information proved to be bait for a trap, the Bothans sacrifice gained much respect from the Alliance. After the destruction of the Second Death Star, Fey’la became one of the original eight signatories of the Declaration of the New Republic. Though Mon Mothma was the council’s leader, Fey’la held much of the influence. He also shaped military strategies for the Trioculus war and the capture of Coruscant. During the Thrawn campaign, Fey’la felt he could grab power outright, however he had rare moment of failure when he acused Admiral Ackbar of treason and by giving an order to retreat at the Battle of the Katana Fleet. Disgraced among the New Republic Council, Fey’a unsuccessfully attempted to shore his power base with the Bothan people. For a while, his allies even distanced themselves from him and it would be many years before climbed back up the power ladder. He would begin that ride during the return of the cloned Darth Sidious. During the Black fleet Crisis, he served as chairman of te Senate Justice Council. The Hand of Thrawn incident could have been devasting for him. Revealing as it did Bothan complicity in the ruin of Caamas, but he positioned this news as “ancient history.” Fey’la was not pleased when Ponc Gavrisom became the new Chief-of-State following Leia Organa-Solo’s resignation, however he vowed to bide his time. Organa-Solo summed service as Chief-of-State later but ran out her term. Finally, after many years of politics, Fey’a became Chief-of-State in a landslide victory. At last, he ruled the civilized galaxy. Less than a year into his term, the Yuuzhan Vong invaded the Known Galaxy. Scarely believing that a threat of this magnitude could occur during his time of triumph, Fey’la did little to prevent the Vong from conquring areas of the Inner Rim. But as the Vong invaded the Core Worlds he did try to halt their advance. He did not care if the Jedi were left out to fry. However, the Vong invaded Coruscant. He would not allow them to take HIS Coruscant. It was here that Fey’la would die with Nobility as the Vong conquered the New-Republic Capital. Borsk Fey’las legacy is complicated. Some might say he did what he thought was right. But based on his selfish actions, who will mourn his passing?

Greetings everyone! Man has it been a minute since I last took the time to write an article here! That said, it has been great to see so many new writers joining this site and putting out fun articles themselves! I hope to see more of you writing here in the future! That said, I do find myself a tad disappointed. There is one area of the Expanded Universe that is surprisingly being left alone! Perhaps I am alone here, but where are all the articles on the Star Wars Video games? What’s that? I run a non-profit focused on reading and literacy. Yeah, and? Little did you know I started my EU journey with a video game! Reading is what enhanced those gaming experiences further! My point still stands. Where are all of you Expanded Universe gaming fans?! All joking aside, today I wanted to hit on a topic sparked by my coming across a fun video on YouTube of someone playing Star Wars: Tie Fighter...only it wasn’t the Tie Fighter I remember from the mid-90s, but a fan made modification to, of all things, a different game entirely, X-Wing Alliance. For those unaware, LucasArts was a company that used to make some of the greatest in Star Wars storytelling in the form of video games. Among those games was the X-Wing series of games, released throughout the 1990’s. These games were flight simulators that placed you into the cockpit of many different craft from the Star Wars Universe. Everything from the standard X-Wing and Tie Fighter to more obscure craft like a Skipray Blastboat or even the fearsome Tie Defender. The technology of the day was often pushed quite a bit in these games, but, to today’s gamers, they look almost archaic, if not vintage. But if you look beyond the coat of paint, there was always solid gameplay challenges with varying mission objectives and gruesome dogfighting around nearly every mission throughout the series. I maintain good games are comprised of more than just graphics! One of my favorite games was one of my earliest, the Tie Fighter entry into the X-Wing series where you were put in a position rarely seen before that point, that of fighting for the Empire! Admittedly my early teen self was not the most capable pilot in the Empire, but I eventually fought my way through the campaign and found myself almost immediately looking for more. A later entry in the series, the aforementioned X-Wing Alliance, improved on what Tie Fighter and its other predecessors had done and wove in even more of a story focus as well as bringing in more up to date (for the time) graphics. I loved that game and consider it one of my top 25 video games to this day. But even then, that was over two decades ago. Computers are now far more powerful and games are expected to do far more to keep their audiences captive. What would you say if I told you that there is an active ongoing fan effort to not only slap on a new coat of paint onto the amazing games from the Expanded Universe, but also bring in updated sound and even new missions? Enter the Tie Fighter Total Conversion mod and Tie Fighter Total Conversion Reimagined mod. Check out this trailer put together for the mod’s release almost two years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEVrdwZ9bEk I just love seeing that graphics jump! So good! And how about that remastered soundtrack? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvFv6j2H7fg Heck yes. Music from the Expanded Universe! As mentioned, this mod was released almost two years ago but those behind it were not content to just leave it be as it was at release. They have been hard at work not only keeping this mod up to date but also doing a separate mod, the Tie Fighter Total Conversion Reimagined mod. The latter mod is still actively being developed, but having seen some of the gameplay footage from the Reimagined mod, I was tempted to drop everything and get it installed on my PC immediately! It looks like so much fun! For those interested, you can find the modification in the following link. Please note that you do need a copy of Star Wars X-Wing Alliance first in order for this mod to do anything. (My understanding is that Steam, GoG and even the disc version of the game all work with this mod!) https://www.moddb.com/mods/tie-fighter-total-conversion-tftc There is also a step by step guide to installing the modification to be found on YouTube. I highly recommend following this guide (or any updated versions of it that may be released In the future) as it will keep the modding experience as painless as possible for you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qui9X4gjVtc So, what do you think fellow Expanded Universe fans? Does seeing that trailer give you an itch for that old piloting joystick? What games do you like to see modifications for and do you find this type of article to be enjoyable? Let us know in the comments below!

Abran System (G-16) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Abran Asteroid Belt § B’Knos The primary asteroid in the Abran Asteroid Belt, B’Knos was an Imperial mining colony during the Galactic Civil War. In 0 ABY, the system came under Ssi-Ruuvi attack, and all personnel were either killed or enslaved. In the years that followed, the Empire took great lengths to cover up the assault. Aesolian System (I-15) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Aesolian Aesolian was a remote planet in Wild Space that saw little galactic traffic. Aeten System (J-6) · Sun/Star: Aeten · Orbits: o Aeten II Located in the portion of the Dreighton Nebula that extended into Wild Space, Aeten II was a barren world rich in Stygium crystals. During the Cold War between the Galactic Republic and “True” Sith Empire, circa 3,653-3,642 BBY, Aeten II was a contested world. At some point in the conflict, the Sith established a base on the planet until Republic forces were able to wrestle control away toward the end of the conflict. The Aeten system slipped into obscurity following the wars between the Sith and Republic and it wasn’t until after the New Sith Wars, in 1,000 BBY, when the planet was rediscovered by the Republic. Aeten II was recolonized as a Republic mining colony, once again being the site of a major conflict between Republic and Separatist forces during the Clone Wars. During the Galactic Civil War, Aeten II came under Imperial rule until 3 ABY, when Imperial forces used the Tarkin superweapon on the planet, shattering it similarly to Malachor V, to extract the remaining Stygium deep within the planet’s core. Later, Imperial forces withdrew after devastating Rebel sabotage to both the mining operations and defense forces. Alashan System (J-5) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Alashan § three unnamed moons/satellites The homeworld of an advanced species that disappeared long before the creation of the Galactic Republic, Alashan remained neutral throughout galactic history. At some point, the species locked all their knowledge into an underground city and placed a guardian to defend its secrets. During the Galactic Civil War, Rebel archaeologists discovered the underground city below the desolate terrain, but after a skirmish with Imperial forces pursuing them, the city was relocked by the guardian and abandoned. By the time of Darth Krayt’s rule over a century later, the system remained neutral despite being located within the “One” Sith Empire’s territory. Anoth System (J-20) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Anoth A frigid barren world shattered to its core from an ancient cataclysm, like Malachor V, Anoth was discovered by Republic scouts around 1,000 BBY following the New Sith Wars. It was discovered the world housed an ancient human civilization prior to the cataclysm, so the Republic established its own colony on the remaining habitable segment of the broken world. During the Clone Wars, the planet was the site of a small battle between Republic and Separatist forces. Following the war, the planet was abandoned and rediscovered by New Republic scouts in 11 ABY. Anoth was briefly used as a secret fortress world to protect the Solo children during the later years of the Galactic Civil War. Apiliria System (T-5) · Sun/Star: Apiliria · Orbits: none Apiliria was an empty system located in the gaps between the “arms” at the galaxy’s outer limits. Aurimaus System (I-16) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Aurimaus Aurimaus was a remote world in Wild Space. During the Galactic Civil War, Imperial special forces completed classified operations on the planet. Benkal System (H-17) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Benkal Benkal was a remote system in Wild Space occasionally visited by local mercenary groups. Betal System (J-5) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Betal Betal was a remote planet in Wild Space, seeing little galactic traffic. Bloxia System (I-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Bloxia Homeworld of the red-skinned humanoid Bloxian species, Bloxia was a remote system that saw little galactic traffic. Braccio System (I-5) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Braccio Braccio was a remote Wild Space system that came under attack by a mysterious warlord from the Unknown Regions. By 0 ABY, Imperial forces were able to depose the warlord and halt his invasion. Bulwark System (U-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Bulwark Bulwark was a remote Rebel Alliance world that acted as a haven for those looking to flee Imperial rule during the Galactic Civil War. Bursoll System (H-17) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o unnamed planet (presumably Bursoll I) o Bursoll II Bursoll II was a remote Wild Space world that saw corporate interest in mining expeditions when, upon the system’s discovery by Republic scouts, a radioactive mineral was found on the planet. Celdaru System (I-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Celdaru Celdaru was a remote Wild Space system that saw little galactic traffic. Chestrashus System (Q-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Chestrashus Homeworld of the Chestrashi species, Chestrashus was an isolated system in Wild Space that saw little galactic traffic. Chrelythiumn System (K-2) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Mortis § two unnamed moons/satellites A terrestrial world encased in the Mortis Monolith, an enigmatic structure that connected to the where the Force entities The Ones resided, Mortis was a remote world seldom visited by anyone other than Force-sensitives. During the Clone Wars, Jedi visited the planet and in the ensuing battle with the dark side Son, The Ones were killed, and Mortis and the monolith exploded, causing the system to be empty system void of any astronomical objects. The Clar System (I-20) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o The Clar The Clar was a remote arctic tundra astronomical object in Wild Space that saw little galactic traffic. Corg System (O-20) · Sun/Star: Corg · Orbits: o at least two unnamed asteroid fields Corg was a remote Wild Space system that saw little galactic traffic. Crispin System (S-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Crispin Asteroid Field A remote system at the very edge of the galaxy and the intergalactic void, the Crispin system was sporadically visited by pirate groups and Mandalorians. Prior to the Mandalorian War, Mandalorian Canderous Ordo encountered a Yuuzhan Vong scout ship in the system, engaging the unidentifiable craft. Crytal Nest System (H-20) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Crytal Nest Homeworld of the avian Shashay species, Crytal Nest was a remote world of forests, plains, oceans, and mountain ranges. Remaining hidden for most of galactic history in favor of strictly trading with locals in Wild Space, the Shashay became known to the wider galaxy around 10 BBY, sparking many expeditions to discover the secret coordinates to Crytal Nest. Shortly before the Battle of Yavin in 0 BBY, the system’s coordinates became known to the galaxy, and the Shashay ultimately aligned with the Rebel Alliance. Diab System (J-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Diab § five unnamed moon/satellites (presumably Diab 1-5) § Diab 6 Diab was a remote world radiated with electrical storms. The maelstroms made the planet’s surface uninhabitable. On Diab 6 was a secret Jedi prison known as The Prism. Built following the Second Great Schism’s Hundred-Year Darkness war around 6,900 BBY, The Prism housed top criminals until the end of the Clone Wars. Known as Ghost Prison during the Galactic Civil War, very few knew of its location. At some point, Darth Vader visited the system. DNX-N1 System (N-21) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o DNX-N1 Homeworld of the gaseous polymorphic Filar-Nitzan species, DNX-N1 was a charted but unexplored system at the edge of the galaxy. Dosuun System (H-20) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Dosuun A remote world teeming with forests, plains, mountain ranges, and oceans, Dosuun came under Imperial control during the Galactic Civil War. In 14 ABY, the Jedi investigated the Disciples of Ragnos cult in the system. Eckless System (J-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Eckless A remote Wild Space system, Eckless was rich in minerals and ores. During the Galactic Civil War, the planet became the point of contention between two minor crime lords. Eventually the local population was able to wrestle control of the world away from the two kingpins. Er’stacia System (V-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Er’stacia Homeworld of the humanoid crustacean Er’stacian species, Er’stacia was a remote Wild Space world at the rim of the galaxy. Landscaped primarily by oceans, with small continents and islands littering the waters, a civil war nearly broke out during the onset of the Clone Wars. Fearing a genocide would take place, the Jedi sent Master Mace Windu to the planet, successfully brokering peace. Ertrax System (N-21) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ertrax Homeworld of the humanoid Ertraxi species, Ertrax was a remote Wild Space system that saw little galactic traffic. Esfandia System (I-6) · Sun/Star: none · Orbits: o Esfandia Homeworld of the semi-transparent botanical Brrbrlpp species, Esfandia was a rogue proto-world that broke free from the gravitational bond to its star early in its history. During the Galactic Civil War, the New Republic set up a communications relay on the planet, and in 26 ABY it was attacked by the extra-galactic Yuuzhan Vong. Fardon System (P-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Soullex Soullex was a remote Wild Space planet that came under Imperial jurisdiction during the Galactic Civil War. Fferon System (J-13) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Rutal IV Rutal IV was a remote Wild Space world that saw little galactic traffic. Fhost System (H-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Fhost Fhost was a remote desert world at the fringes of Wild Space, seeing little galactic traffic. Flacharia System (H-6) · Sun/Star: Flacharia · Orbits: none Flacharia was an empty system that saw little galactic traffic. Foxar System (S-10) · Sun/Star: Foxar · Orbits: none Foxar was an empty system that housed a New Republic scouting outpost during the Galactic Civil War. Frunchettan System (I-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Frunchettan Homeworld of the Frunchettan-sai, Frunchettan was a remote system that saw little galactic traffic. Gardaji Rift (M-1) · Sun/Star: unnamed trinary stars · Orbits: o Zenoma Sekot (temporarily) Originally an empty sector, by 29 BBY the sentient planet Zenoma Sekot relocated to the Gardaji System from the Yuuzhan Vong galaxy. A lush world teeming with forests, mountain ranges, plains, oceans, and river tributaries, Zenoma Sekot became a focal point during the Yuuzhan Vong War. Discovered to be the offspring of the Yuuzhan Vong’s original homeworld in their galaxy, the extra-galactic species adopted the planet as their new homeworld following the war. Roughly a century later, by 130 ABY, the planet had shifted out of the Gardaji Sector further and into the Unknown Regions. Gargolyn System (I-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Gargolyn IV Homeworld of the feline Cor species, Gargolyn IV was a lush world that came under conflict with corporate interests, seeking to extract the planet’s rich resources, throughout its history. The Cor were able to fend off exploitation due to their species’ natural connection to the Force. Gertafuu System (S-18) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o five unnamed planets (presumably Gertafuu I-V) o Gertafuu VI Gertafuu VI was a remote arctic world in Wild Space controlled by a local smuggling group. Giryulan System (U-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Giryulan Giryulan was a remote system in Wild Space that saw little galactic traffic. Gorsh System (O-3) · Sun/Star: Gorsh · Orbits: o Gorta o Gorlan § one unnamed moon/satellite o Gorsh § Tuvvet o Gartana § 12 unnamed moons/satellites o Garsala § two unnamed moons/satellites o Gortamni All but Gorsh were uninhabited worlds: Gorta a seared, barren world, Gorlan an arid desert world, Gartana an aquatic world with a massive poisonous ocean, Garsala a volcanic hellscape, and Gortamni an icy ball. Only Gorsh was habited, an oceanic world with swampy island chains scattered across the planet-wide ocean. Discovered by corporate scouts during the Galactic Civil War, the Empire gave control of the system to the corporation responsible for discovering the planet. Gottlegoob System (O-20) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Gottlegoob Homeworld of a species presumably by the same name, Gottlegoob was a remote system that came under nominal jurisdiction of the New Republic during the Galactic Civil War. G’rho System (G-16) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o G’rho A colony world of the Chandrilans, G’rho was a remote world in Wild Space that came under nominal Imperial control during the Galactic Civil War; however, in 2 BBY, the planet was conquered by the Ssi-Ruuvi Imperium. Gulma System (P-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Gulma Homeworld of the humanoid reptilian Gulmarid species, Gulma was originally a lush jungle world until the planet was subjugated by the Empire during the early years of the Galactic Civil War. The Gulmarid were enslaved and forced offworld so Imperial corporations could strip-mine the planet of its natural resources, leaving the world a barren husk. The Gulmarid were liberated by the New Republic later in the war, and were able to return home, however the species nearly went extinct from the uninhabitable conditions of the planet. Unable to regain an adequate population, the Gulmarid slowly died out. Guudria System (R-19) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Guudria Homeworld of the Guudrian species, the system was in a remote part of Wild Space that saw little galactic traffic. Hast System (U-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Hast A remote Wild Space world, Hast housed a secret New Republic shipyard during the Galactic Civil War. Huk System (J-4) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Huk Homeworld of the insectoid Yam’rii species, Huk was a remote, forested world in Wild Space. Huk was continually in conflict with the Kaleesh of nearby Kalee. Prior to the Clone Wars, the Kaleesh later known as General Grevious laid waste to Huk, prompting the Yam’rii to garner the aid of the Republic. With their own nefarious plans, the Separatists were able to convince Grevious to join their cause, absorbing the Huk War into the greater Clone Wars. Ianane System (I-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o two unnamed planets (presumably Ianane I & II) o Ianane III § Ianane Ring Ianane III was a remote, glassy desert world in Wild Space. Due to its reflective properties and intense heat, it was believed to be a star in a binary star system. Eventually it was discovered to be a planet. The Ianane Ring was a dark, ashy celestial body that encircled the planet, leading some to believe it was crafted by the ancient Celestials. Indoumodo System (S-18) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Indoumodo A lush world of swamps, marshes, and forests, Indoumodo was a remote planet known for its venomous flauna and flora, attracting bounty hunters and assassins to the planet to procure these lethal poisons. Iskallon System (H-14) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Iskadrell Homeworld of the humanoid cyborg Iskalloni species, Iskadrell was a remote Wild Space world. Isolated by one hyperlane to the system, Iskadrell was unsuccessfully invaded by Mandalorian forces prior to the Great Sith War, circa 3,996 BBY, but managed to free many enslaved people of the Iskalloni. Millennia later, during the Galactic Civil War, the Empire was unsuccessful at invading and occupying the planet. Most of the Imperial forces were instead enslaved by the Iskalloni, though the attack left Iskadrell poorly defended. The Iskalloni opted to remain isolated until the rise of the New Republic, slowly returning to galactic affairs. Jahilid System (L-21) · Sun/Star: Jahilid · Orbits: none Jahilid was an empty system located in a remote portion of the Jahilid Drift in Wild Space. Jedd System (I-14) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o five unnamed planets (presumably Jedd One through Five) o Jedd Six A remote world, Jedd Six was only first scouted in the last years of the Galactic Republic. Scouting expeditions were halted and the system abandoned with the collapse of the Republic following the Clone Wars. Joodrudda System (S-4) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Joodrudda Joodrudda was a remote barren world abandoned by the Hutts hundreds of years before the Galactic Civil War. Kadavo System (S-4) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kadavo Kadavo was a barren, volcanic world controlled by the Zygerrian Slave Empire. During the Clone Wars, the planetary government aligned with the CIS, utilizing the planet as a slave labor processing facility. Kalidorn System (O-20) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kalidorn Kalidorn was a remote planet and homeworld of the humanoid reptilian Muttani species. Kalee System (J-4) · Sun/Star: Iminec · Orbits: o Prelly o Norbon o Abbaji § two unnamed moon/satellite o Kalee § one unnamed moons/satellites o Remsh § 43 unnamed moons/satellites o Elke Both the inner two and outer two planets in the system were uninhabitable: Prelly was a molten rock; Norbon was a barren, airless world; Remsh was a gas giant, and Elke was an ice planet. Only Abbaji and Kalee were inhabited by the humanoid reptilian Kaleesh species. Colonizing Abbaji early in their spacefaring history, Kalee was first introduced to the rest of the galaxy prior to the Great Galactic War in 3,681 BBY. The Kaleesh became known as noble warriors and aided both the Republic and Sith in their various galactic wars, as well as offered mercenary services for the Hutts. Kamino System (S-15) · Sun/Star: Kamino · Orbits: o Kas o Yuka Major o Faa § two unnamed moons/satellites o Kamino § Korasa § two unnamed moons/satellites o Mira o Miyuu § five unnamed moons/satellites o Donoa § 17 unnamed moons/satellites o Casna Aure § 28 unnamed moons/satellites o Casna Besh § 43 unnamed moons/satellites o Imoco § eight unnamed moons/satellites o Talita § six unnamed moons/satellites o Yuka § one unnamed moons/satellites Kamino was a massive system in Wild Space, yet most of the planets were uninhabitable: Kas, Yuka Major, Faa, Mira, Miyuu, and Donoa were molten, barren rocks, while Casna Aure & Besh were gas giants, and Imoco, Talita, Yuka, and Kamino’s moon Korasa were snowy balls of ice. Conversely, Kamino was an aquatic world teeming with life. Originally a terrestrial world in the grips of a massive ice age, Kamino eventually melted, flooding the planet, and transforming it to its present seascape. Located between the primary galaxy and the companion/dwarf galaxy Rishi Maze, Kamino’s location was known to select members of the Jedi Order and Republic as early as 4,500 BBY. Remaining neutral throughout most of galactic history, Kamino was nominally a Republic world during the Clone Wars, primarily for supplying the republic with a clone army. During the Galactic Civil War, Kamino was subjugated by Imperial forces until it was liberated by New Republic forces. Despite being freed from Imperial rule, Kamino chose neutrality, avoiding devastation from the chaotic Yuuzhan Vong war. Kariek System (I-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kariek Homeworld of the humanoid reptilian Eickare species, Kariek was a remote Wild Space world engulfed in tribal warfare for most of its history. Around 28 BBY, Kariek was conquered by neighboring warlord, but with the help of Thrawn’s Empire of the Hand, were able to repel the warlord in 22 BBY. Afterward, the Eickare became staunch members of the Empire of the Hand. Katorrs System (J-6) · Sun/Star: Katorrs · Orbits: o Enkep o Adumar § two unnamed moons/satellites o Bakarr o Katorr § 27 unnamed moons/satellites The only inhabited planet in the system was Adumar, with Enkep being a molten rock, Bakarr an icy ball, and Katorr a gas giant. Adumar, on the other hand, was a lush, temperate world teeming with forests, plains, mountain ranges, oceans, and cityscapes. First settled as early as 10,966 BBY by Republic exiles, Adumar developed into a spacefaring civilization by the time of the Galactic Civil War. By 12 ABY, Adumar became the focal point of contention between the New Republic and Imperial Remnant for new allies and resources. Eventually Adumar would join the New Republic, remaining a member throughout the Yuuzhan Vong war as the government transitioned to the Galactic Alliance; however, come the Second Galactic Civil War, Adumar aligned with the Corellian Confederation. Kinooine System (J-21) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kinooine An arid, mountainous world with canyons, deserts, rivers, and sparce seas, Kinooine was a remote Wild Space planet initially colonized by the Nagai during their initial conquests in the region of space. Later, the world would become an Imperial outpost under the Empire Reborn faction. Following the defeat of the Imperial/Nagai forces, Kinooine was settled by the near-human Firrerreon species, surviving the devastation of the Yuuzhan Vong War. Kriekaal System (J-14) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ahug o Kriekaal Homeworld of the tortoise-like reptilian Kriek species, Kriekaal was a unique world due to its landscape consisting of duranium metal tectonic plates, while its shallow seas comprised of molten duranium. Long lost to the annuls of history, Kriekaal was only rediscovered during the Galactic Civil War by New Republic scouts. Ahug shared a similar composition, being an oceanic world of molten metal, not fully explored or inhabited come the era of the Galactic Civil War. Kur Minor System (I-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kur Minor Kur Minor was a remote Wild Space world, consisting of massive forests of poisonous vines and other brush. Kuratooine System (J-5) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kuratooine Kuratooine was a remote, lush world that housed a Galactic Alliance military base and embassy following the Yuuzhan Vong War, though never officially became a member of the governmental body. Kwapi System (R-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kwapi Kwapi was a remote world in Wild Space, controlled by local pirates during the Galactic Civil War. Kynachi System (J-5) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kynachi Kynachi was a remote world in Wild Space, coming under control of corporations loyal to the Trade Federation and the CIS during the Clone Wars. Forced into isolation, being cut off from the rest of the galaxy by the Trade Federation, to maintain a monopoly on the planet, Kynachi was briefly liberated by the Republic, until the CIS reconquered the planet during the Clone Wars. Lakra System (I-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Lakra Homeworld of the species by the same name, the system was a remote system that eventually saw most of its population immigrate to Kariek, reducing the planet to obscurity. Lamaro System (S-18) · Sun/Star: Lamaro · Orbits: o Lamarebb o Lamarecc o Lamaredd o Lamaremm o The Reef (asteroid belt) Both the inner planets were gas giants, their orbits guiding them extremely close to each other every fourteen years that would generate elaborate light shows in night sky. At the edge of the system was Lamaremm, an ice world in the early developments of microbial life. Originally homeworld of the humanoid lemuroid Menahuun species, Lamaredd was an oceanic world with few island chains that covered roughly 15% of the planet’s surface. Rich in minerals and fishing, the system was discovered by Republic scouts as early as 500 BBY. Over the centuries, the natives were forced offworld or into indentured servitude as corporations established mining colonies. Lasan System (P-20) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Lasan Homeworld of the humanoid Lasat species, Lasan was a remote, arid world of deserts, barren mountain ranges, and plains fertile for farming. Lasan remained in isolation until the Galactic Civil War when Imperial forces engaged in a local conflict on the planet; however, it is unclear if the Empire even nominally occupied the planet. Loce System (S-4) · Sun/Star: Loce · Orbits: none Loce was an empty system that saw little galactic traffic. Lust System (J-20) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Lust Lust was a remote Wild Space system that saw little galactic traffic. Malagarr System (V-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Malagarr Originally the homeworld of the Malaggarian species, at some point in galactic history the race went extinct due to improper technology applications. The resulting cataclysm reduced the planet to an arid desert of red sand dunes. By 0 ABY, the planet was occupied by droids, leading to an Imperial incursion on the planet. Marcelan Prime System (J-5) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Marcelan Prime Marcelan Prime was a remote world that housed an Imperial military base during the Galactic Civil War. Mendicat System (I-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Mendicat Mendicat was a remote New Republic world used as a scrap mining and recycling location during the Galactic Civil War. Murgo System (I-7) · Sun/Star: Murgo · Orbits: none Murgo was an empty system situated along the Murgo Choke hyperlane, connecting Wild Space to the nearby Mid Rim and Unknown Regions of the galaxy. Mytus System (S-3) · Sun/Star: Mytus · Orbits: o six unnamed planets (presumably Mytus I-VI) o Mytus Asteroid Belt o Mytus VII Mytus VII was a barren world utilized by the Corporate Sector Authority as a penal colony. Come the Second Galactic Civil War, Mytus VII was part of the Corellian Confederation. Naos System (S-18) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o unnamed planet (presumably Naos) § Naos III o Naos Asteroid Belt Naos III was a remote, arctic world of icy plains, frozen rivers, and snowcapped mountain ranges. By the time of the Clone Wars, the planet was nominally ruled by a mercantile guild. The nearby asteroid belt had been used by the Sith King Dathka Graush to establish his secret fortress prior to the arrival the dark Jedi. Circa 3,643 BBY, during the final years of the Cold War between the Galactic Republic and “True” Sith Empire, archaeologists visited the fortress to find Sith artifacts stored within Graush’s vaults. Natinati System (S-4) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Natinati Natinati was a remote world that was an auxiliary residency for many Hutts during the Galactic Civil War. NCW-781 System (H-18) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o NCW-781 § at least one moon/satellite NCW-781 was a remote forested world that was the site of a skirmish between Rebel and Imperial forces during the Galactic Civil War. Needan System (I-20) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Needan Homeworld of the dwarfish, humanoid canine Geelan species, Needan was a lush jungle world with massive oceans. At some point in their galactic history, the planet was struck by a comet, forcing it into a wider orbit around its star, and thrusting the planet into an ice age. The Needan were forced into domed cities after most of their species went extinct from the harsh climate change. By the time of the Galactic Civil War, the Geelan were migrating offworld. Neoli System (O-20) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Neoli Neoli was a remote world in Wild Space, seeing little galactic traffic. Nimba System (T-17) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Nimba Five Nimba Five was a remote world of forested tundras, seeing little galactic traffic. Oben System (J-4) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Oben Oben was a resource-rich colony world of the Kaleesh. During the Huk War, the planet was the site of a battle between the Kaleesh and the Yam’rii. Decades later, during the Galactic Civil War, the planet was razed by Imperial forces to pacify Wild Space. Obus System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Obus VI A remote oceanic world, Obus VI was the secret residency of an intergalactic spy, who built a network of tunnels below the surface of the ocean during the years the Eternal Empire controlled most of the galaxy; however, the complex would later be destroyed in 3,630 BBY. Odessen System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Odessen A remote world deep in Wild Space, Odessen was a lush, forested planet with massive oceans, and a strong connection to the Force. An isolated world, Odessen became the headquarters of the Alliance after Grand Master Shan’s exile to the planet in 3,636 BBY. Odessen was the site of multiple battles during the rebellion against the Eternal Empire and became the de facto capital of the Eternal Alliance following the empire’s reconstitution. Orinackra System (J-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Orinackra Orinackra was a remote, barren world used as an Imperial prison facility during the Galactic Civil War. Orroman System (I-14) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Orroman Orroman was a remote Wild Space planet that temporarily came under the ire of the New Republic during the Galactic Civil War. Pashvi System (I-5) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Pashvi Homeworld of a humanoid species by the same name, Pashvi was a remote world of mountain ranges and plains. Qonto System (J-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Qonto Homeworld of a sentient species by the same name, Qonto was a remote system situated on a local hyperlane route. Rago System (I-7) · Sun/Star: Rago · Orbits: none Rago was an empty system situated on a local hyperlane route connecting the Mid Rim to the Unknown Regions. Red Twins System (I-7) · Sun/Star: The Red Twins · Orbits: o Acherin o Jedi Asteroid Belt o Deneter § 20 unnamed moons/satellites Located in a remote system, Acherin was a temperate world with plains, mountains, and mesas. During the Clone Wars, the planet aligned with the CIS; however, it was subjugated by the Empire in 18 BBY, after Imperial forces assaulted and destroyed a hidden base in the nearby asteroid belt. Nearby Deneter suffered a far worse fate during the Clone Wars. A temperate world with a sizable population, Deneter also aligned with the Separatists, however, the planet was the site of a massive battle that left its surface uninhabitable. As a result, its population emigrated to nearby Acherin or the Core Worlds. Regel System (I-7) · Sun/Star: Regel · Orbits: none Regel was an empty system that saw little galactic traffic. Ruhnuk · Sun/Star: none Ruhnuk was a rogue planet, not orbiting a star, hidden in a nebula. An arid world with little flora, the planet became the site of a battle between Mandalorian groups during the Third Galactic War in 3,626 BBY. Selvaris System (I-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed binary stars · Orbits: o Selvaris § one unnamed moon/satellite A lush world of forests, oceans, and jungles, Selvaris was a remote Wild Space world that was occupied by the Yuuzhan Vong during their invasion of the galaxy. Terraforming half the planet with fauna and flora from their home galaxy, the Vong utilized the planet as a prison colony until the war’s end. Shiva System (L-21) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o three unnamed planets (presumably Shiva I-III) o Shiva IV Homeworld of the canine humanoid T’Syriel species, Shiva IV was an arid world of mountain ranges and deserts. During the Galactic Civil War, the Rebel Alliance was able to broker a peace accord between the native T’Syriel and immigrated human populations. A few years later, the three groups were able to repel an Imperial invasion. Silken System (O-20) · Sun/Star: Silken · Orbits: o Silken Asteroids A remote Wild Space system, the Silken asteroids housed a Rebel base during the Galactic Civil War. Smarteel System (U-14) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Smarteel Smarteel was a remote desert world nominal ruled by criminals and black-market syndicates. Spunchina System (H-17) · Sun/Star: Spunchina · Orbits: none Spunchina was an empty system that saw little galactic traffic. Svekk System (H-14) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o four unnamed planets o Bormter Homeworld of the humanoid reptilian Bormterran species, Bormter was a remote Wild Space world conquered by a rogue Imperial warlord during the Galactic Civil War, conscripting the four-armed reptiloids into his military forces. Syni System (P-19) · Sun/Star: Syni · Orbits: o Syni IV Syni IV was a remote world that housed an Imperial military garrison during the Galactic Civil War. Taloron System (I-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Taloron Taloron was a remote system locally known for their mercenary group, the Taloron Hunters. Targonn System (U-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Targonn § at least two unnamed moons/satellites An arid, mountainous world, the planet was the homeworld of the avian Targonnian species. The planet was ruled by a dictator, until Rebel agents aided in the overthrow of the tyrannical ruler. Tenupe System (I-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Tenupe § Shattered Moon A remote mountainous jungle world nestled in the Utegetu Nebula, Tenupe was a colony world of the insectoid Killik species for millennia. The planet was conquered by Chiss forces during the Dark Nest Crisis in 36 ABY. Th’irus System (S-4) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Th’irus Homeworld of the reptilian Th’iruckai species, Th’irus was a remote desert world that saw little galactic traffic. Tholon System (H-17) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Tholon A barren rock discovered in 2 ABY, Tholon was rich in ore resources and colonized by mining corporations. Thraisai System (U-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Thraisai Thraisai was a remote Wild Space world that saw little galactic traffic. Thuna System (I-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Thuna III Thuna III was a remote Wild Space planetoid that housed a small colony of settlers by 32 BBY. Thune System (I-18) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Thune Thune was a remote world that acted as a spaceport for traders and smugglers operating on the fringes of the galaxy. Tovarskl System (J-4) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Tovarskl Originally a Yam’rii colony world, Tovarskl briefly held membership in the Republic until the CIS conquered the planet during the Clone Wars. The planet was held by the Separatists until the Galactic Civil War, when it was occupied by Imperial forces. In 44 ABY, Tovarskl was the site of a conflict between feuding Imperial Moffs. Trigaskian Blur System (W-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Trigaskian Blur Trigaskain Blur was a remote, isolated Wild Space world on the very edge of the known galaxy. Tyaonon System (R-18) · Sun/Star: Tyaonon · Orbits: none Tyaonon was an empty system that saw little galactic traffic. Unnipar System (H-19) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Unnipar Unnipar was a remote system that saw little galactic traffic. UR-5292-FH System (H-7) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o two unnamed gas giants o unnamed asteroid belt UR-5292-FH was a remote system that saw little galactic traffic. Vatta System (M-21) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Vatta Four Vatta Four was a remote world that provided arms manufacturing for Rebel forces during the Galactic Civil War. Velabri System (S-18) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Velabri Velabri was a remote world conquered and enslaved by the Galactic Empire during the Galactic Civil War. Vengler System (H-18) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Vengler Vengler was a remote agricultural world discovered by Imperial scouts around 5 ABY, during the Galactic Civil War. Ignoring the remote world, years later New Republic scouts would visit the planet and trade with the locals. Vesla Minor System (I-14) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Vesla Vesla was a remote system that saw little galactic traffic. Vinnax System (S-3) · Sun/Star: Vinnax · Orbits: none Vinnax was an empty system that saw little galactic traffic. V’shar System (U-15) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o V’shar Homeworld of the humanoid Ka’hren species, V’shar was a remote world that saw little galactic traffic. Weik System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Weik A lush, subarctic world teeming with plains, forests, mountain ranges, fjords, icy oceans, and a Force Nexus, Weik was first settled by Republic scouts marooned on the planet hundreds of years before the Galactic Civil War. Isolated from the rest of the galaxy, Weik’s culture developed into feudal regions, and Force organizations. Wizar System (I-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Wizar II Homeworld of the bipedal cephalopod Uroth species, Wizar II was a remote world that saw little galactic traffic. Xerton System (J-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o eight unnamed planets (presumably Xerton One – Eight) o Xerton Nine Xerton was a remote system that saw little galactic traffic. Yalara System (I-21) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Yalara Originally the homeworld of the Yalaran species, Yalara was an arid world on the edge of the galaxy. Discovered by Jedi scouts, the Jedi deemed the Yalarans not ready to be introduced to the galaxy, so installed a cloaking device to hide the entire system until such a time that the Yalarans were ready to enter the galactic community. At some point during the early years of the Galactic Civil War, Darth Vader discovered the system and sent his Noghri guards to infiltrate the world. The Yalarans were exterminated and the Noghri guarded the planet. Around 14 ABY, the planet was visited by the Empire Reborn cult, attempting to utilize the cloaking device to their benefit. Jedi Knight Jaden Korr was dispatched to the world and destroyed the cloaking device. The planet was evacuated and the remaining Noghri returned to their homeworld of Honoghr. Yanibar System (R-19) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Yanibar First settled prior to 3,951 BBY by refugees fleeing the devastation of the era’s wars with the Sith, Yanibar was a harsh world of arid, scorching summers and wet, frigid winters. To survive, the settlers developed a Force group known as the Zeison Sha to help them battle their harsh environment. The colonists were able to survive for millennia, building a civilization around the Zeison Sha that would successfully counter Imperial aggression during the Galactic Civil War, and the Yuuzhan Vong during their invasion of the galaxy. During this time, Yanibar became an independent port for fringe traders on the edge of the galaxy. Yaronn System (T-5) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Yaronn Yaronn was a remote oceanic world, with a lone forested island, that saw little galactic traffic. Yntrann System (O-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Yntrann Yntrann was a remote desert world used as a training outpost by the Rebel Alliance during the Galactic Civil War. Yoon Cloud System (V-9) · Sun/Star: Yoon Cloud · Orbits: none The system was a remote system that saw little galactic traffic. Zakuul System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o two unnamed planets o Zakuul § three unnamed moons/satellites A lush world of forests, swamps, oceans, and a vibrant connection to the Force, Zakuul was a remote Wild Space world inhabited by humans thousands of years before the Galactic Civil War. Originally terraformed by the builders of Iokath, Zakuul housed the human immigrants as they developed a warrior civilization. When Valkorion, also known as Darth Vitiate, unified the planet at some point prior to the invasion of his “True” Sith Empire in 3,681 BBY, he created the Eternal Empire and the Knights of Zakuul. Using the Eternal Fleet left by the builders of Iokath, Zakuul’s Eternal Empire would go on to subjugate much of the known galaxy, including the warring Galactic Republic and Sith Empire. Eventually the Eternal Empire was defeated, dissolved, and replaced with the Eternal Alliance. Eventually, too, the Eternal Alliance would dissolve and the denizens of Zakuul would return to be an isolated world at the edge of the galaxy, their history of galactic domination all but forgotten by the time of the Galactic Civil War millennia later. Zigoola System (U-6) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Zigoola An arid, rocky world, Zigoola was a secret Sith world dating back to the original Sith Empire. Housing Sith artifacts, the connection to the Sith remained a secret through the millennia of wars, only being discovered by the Jedi during the Clone Wars. Jedi and Republic forces were dispatched to the barren world and were able to destroy the Sith Temple but were unable to capture any of the stored Sith artifacts. Zonju System (J-21) · Sun/Star: Zonju · Orbits: o four unnamed planets (presumably Zonju I-IV) o Zonju V Zonju V was a remote, arid world of deserts, mountain ranges, and canyons. Affiliated with the Hutt Cartel, the planet was the site of a skirmish between the Jedi and Sith during the Galactic Civil War.

Ethav Major System (P-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ethav Major Ethav Major was a remote system in the sparsely explored Ethav Regions of Wild Space. Faarlsun System (T-4) · Sun/Star: Faarlsun · Orbits: o Jun o Zossi Belt (asteroid belt) o Weken § two unnamed moons/satellites o Pochi § three unnamed moons/satellites o Koss § eight unnamed moons/satellites o Calipp § 12 unnamed moons/satellites Most of the planets in the system were uninhabitable, with Jun being a barren rock, Weken a poisonous wasteland, and the outer two planets of Koss and Calipp being gas giants. Pochi was a planet of semi-arid plains, eroded mountain ranges, small oceans, and thin forests, being homeworld of the semi-sentient avian Tulvarees species. The only system in the Parthovian Cluster region of Wild Space to be explored by scouts from the greater galaxy, Pochi was conquered by a pirate lord by 7 ABY, though the expanse of his “empire” was unknown to the rest of the galaxy. In the waning years of the Galactic Civil War, the pirate lord was deposed by Boba Fett, collecting a bounty. Farana System (S-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Farana Homeworld of the near-human Ocsin species, Farana was a remote foggy, swampy world at the endpoint of a regional trade route in the Farana Sector. Despite its proximity to the Corporate Sector, it was never absorbed into the sector, remaining independent throughout galactic history. Hull’s Star System (S-3) · Sun/Star: Hull’s Star · Orbits: none Hull’ Star was an empty system used as a waypoint along a local trade route running through the Farana Sector. Koltine System (L-21) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Koltine Kolitne was a remote world in the Jahilid Drift region of Wild Space. During the Galactic Civil War, the planet was subjugated by Imperial forces under the command of a Kaleesh warlord. Mephout System (H-20) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Mephout Homeworld of the Mephout species, Mephout was part of the sector known as Mephout Dominion. Prior to the Clone Wars, only the Mephout system had been explored by the Galactic Republic. In 4 ABY, the planet was assaulted by raiding parties of the extragalactic Nagai species. Morellia System (S-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Morellia Homeworld of the near-human Morellian species, Morellia was a remote world and capital of the Morellian Commonwealth. However, only the Morellia system had been charted by the greater galaxy, as the Morellians were in decline and became extinct by about 2 ABY, shrouding the rest of the sector’s system in isolation. Nirauan System (I-5) · Sun/Star: Nirauan · Orbits: o two unnamed planets o Nirauan Homeworld of the avian pterodactyl-like Qom Jha and Qom Qae species, Nirauan was a lush world teeming with jungles, oceans, forests, and mountain ranges. A minor colony in the Infinite Empire, the Rakatan abandoned the world at some point prior to their empire’s collapse. Nirauan remained isolated from the galaxy until about 10 BBY, when the Chiss Thrawn established the Empire of the Hand on the planet, repurposing it as a fortress world for his secretive government. Come the culmination of the Galactic Civil War, Nirauan became a liaison between the Imperial Remnant and Chiss Ascendancy. During the Yuuzhan Vong war, Nirauan’s fortress was abandoned for unknown reasons. By the time of the Second Galactic Civil War, researchers and scientists started an expedition to Nirauan to learn about the enigmatic Chiss species. Despite its proximity to the Dantus Sector, Nirauan remain part of the unexplored Gradilis Sector. Pral System (L-21) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Pral Pral was a remote world in the Jahilid Drift region of wild Space. Imperial forces under the command of a Kaleesh warlord conquered the planet during the Galactic Civil War. Reo System (I-7) · Sun/Star: Reo · Orbits: none Reo was an empty system in the unexplored Maraqoo Sector of Wild Space. Salfrem System (J-3) · Sun/Star: Salfrem · Orbits: o PL-40112-CE-021105 Homeworld of the near-human species by the same designation, the Salfrem system was one of few systems explored in The Wastes region of Wild Space. Discovered by Imperial forces in the early years of the Galactic Civil War, the species of near-humans were eradicated when the surveyors awakened the inter-dimension Rozzum species. A lone native of the planet, along with an Imperial commander from Naboo, survived the encounter and became an Imperial Grand Moff. The monsterous Rozzum were contained, and the planet forbidden for travel. The Quintarad (H-18) · Sun/Star: The Quintarad · Orbits: none The only system in the Void of Aogros region of Wild Space, The Quintarad was an empty system with five stars that orbited about each other. Astrophysicists believed the system was artificially created by the ancient Celestial. Zeta 0-9 System (K-2) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Zeta Zero Nine A remote world in The Wastes region of Wild Space, the planet was utilized as a top-secret research facility by the Empire during the Galactic Civil War. At some point during the conflict, the base was destroyed by Rebel forces.

Sarm System (I-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Sarm Sarm was the homeworld of an unnamed species that went extinct when the Utegetu Nebula went supernova, reducing the planet to a barren wasteland. In 36 ABY, the Killiks briefly held the world during the Swarm War. Tenupe System (I-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Tenupe § Shattered Moon A remote world of tropical jungles, small oceans, and temperate plains, Tenupe was a Killik hive world until 36 ABY, when Chiss forces won a major victory during the Swarm War. Killik forces attempted to regroup on the Shattered Moon and muster a counter offensive, which failed. Tusken’s Eye System (I-8) · Sun/Star: Tusken’s Eye · Orbits: o unnamed planet A remote, cloudy world, the planet served as a Killik shipyard to build nest ships during the Swarm War. Woteba System (I-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Woteba Colonized in 10 BBY by the Killiks as part of a truce with the Chiss, Woteba was a swampy world of bogs, marshes, mountain ranges, and forests. The Killiks abandoned the planet in 36 ABY due to the Swarm War with the Chiss.

Brochiib System (S-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Brochiib Brochiib was a remote colony for the Trianii species. Ekibo System (R-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ekibo Ekibo was a remote colony used by the Trianii species as a livestock and agricultural world. Fibuli System (S-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Fibuli A remote world, Fibuli was a major Trianii colony until the Corporate Sector Authority annexed the planet, sparking a three-year conflict that saw Fibuli’s ecosystem reduced to waste. Following the Battle of Yavin in 0 ABY, the planet hosted peace talks between the Trianii and CSA. Monic System (R-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Monic Monic was a remote colony for the Trianii species. Perin System (R-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Perin Perin was a remote colony of the Trianii species. Pypin System (R-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Pypin Pypin was a colony world of the Trianii species, and one of the contested worlds in the border conflicts with the nearby Corporate Sector Authority. Trian System (R-3) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Trian Located along the border with the Corporate Sector, Trian was a heavily forested planet and the homeworld of the felinoid Trianii species.

Affavan System (S-12) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Affavan Affavan was a smoggy world controlled by the Utoradii clan of the Hutt Cartel. At least twelve thousand years before the Galactic Civil War, Affavan served as a gambling world for the Hutts, leading to unsuccessful conflicts with nearby independent systems to procure slaves for the planet’s entertainment industry. Alee System (R-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Alee Homeworld of the cephalopod Vippit species indentured to the Hutts as early as 15,000 BBY, Alee was an agri-world that traded agricultural goods to the Mid Rim. In 25 ABY, the system was attacked by the Yuuzhan Vong during their invasion of the galaxy, occupying the planet until 27 ABY. Ardos System (S-11) · Sun/Star: o Ardos o Evona (destroyed) · Orbits: o Varl § at least two unnamed moons/satellites The original homeworld of the Hutt, v’landa Til, and Rybet species, Varl was landscaped with forests, swamps, and oceans. Subjugated early in its existence by the Rakatan, Varl became the capital of the Hutt Empire around 25,200 BB following the collapse of the Infinite Empire. Over time, the planet became smoggy and polluted due to waste. Around 15,000 BBY the planet was devastated by its star Evona being destroyed by a black hole, which also caused its other star Ardos to experience a cataclysmic event. The resulting explosion destroyed the atmosphere and ecosystem of Varl, reducing the planet and its moons to barren wastelands. Once Ardos stabilized, the Hutts patrolled the outskirts of the system, restricting travel to their culturally sacred home. Arrochar System (S-8) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Arrochar A remote world on the edge of Hutt Space, Arrochar was landscaped with rolling plains, forests, mountain ranges, and teeming oceans. Remaining neutral throughout most of its history, the royalty of the planet eventually chose to join the Rebel Alliance around 1 ABY; however, the military attempted a coup to secure an allegiance with the Empire. The planet was razed in the ensuing bombardment between Imperial and Rebel forces, remaining neutral. Asuin System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Asuin Asuin was a remote, frozen world loosely affiliated with the CIS during the Clone Wars. Aylayl System (S-12) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Aylayl A lush world rich with resources, Aylayl was controlled by the Hutt Cartel as an ore and mineral mining colony. Carnovia System (S-12) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Carnovia Primarily a humid oceanic world, Carnovia was the throneworld of the Vermilic clan of the Hutt Cartel. Cha Raaba System (T-12) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ylesia o Nyrvona A tropical world planet, Ylesia was controlled by the Besadii clan of the Hutt Cartel. The Hutts masqueraded the planet to be a religious retreat so they could enslave visitors and force them into spice production. Ylesia was briefly occupied by the Yuuzhan Vong during their invasion of the galaxy, granting the planet for use to their allies. Though not as lush as Ylesia, Nyrvona also acted as a spice processing location for the Besadii clan, utilizing slave labor in their factories to produce the drug. It is unclear whether Nyrvona shared the same fate as Ylesia during the war with the Yuuzhan Vong. Circumtore System (S-12) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Circumtore (planetoid) o at least two unnamed planets A Hutt world by 5,000 BBY, Circumtore was a ringed planetoid controlled by the Shell clan of the Hutt Cartel. Circumtore was nominally associated with the Sith towards the end of the New Sith Wars, and was briefly occupied by the Yuuzhan Vong during their invasion of the galaxy. Cyax System (S-11) · Sun/Star: Cyax · Orbits: o Da Soocha § two unnamed moons/satellites (presumably Da Soocha I & II) § Da Soocha III § Napdu § Da Soocha V (destroyed) Primarily an oceanic world littered with small island archipelagos, Da Soocha was a Hutt world populated by slave laborers. By the time of the Galactic Civil War, the New Republic had adopted it into their network of worlds. In 10 ABY, Mon Calamari settled Da Soocha following the razing of their homeworld by Imperial forces. In 137 ABY, the Sith engineered a bio-weapon that poisoned the oceans of Da Soocha, eradicating all life in the ocean. Da Soocha III was a humid, wet grasslands world nominally settled by the Hutts. Its neighbor Napdu was utilized by the Hutts as a spa resort, nearly befalling the same fate as Da Soocha in 137 ABY. Da Soocha was a terrestrial world of mountain spires and rocky plateaus. The moon was destroyed during the Galactic Civil War during a battle between Imperial forces and New Republic forces based on the moon. Cyborrea System (S-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Cyborrea Homeworld of the Cyborrean species, Cyborrea was at the edge of the Hutt’s territories. As a result, it was the site of many conflicts with neighboring governments. Cyborrea was attacked by the Republic during its Pius Dea crusades dating back thousands of years before the Great Hyperspace War of 5,000 BBY. In 3,998 BBY, Sith Lords attacked Cyborrea leading up to the Great Sith War. Millennia later, the Yuuzhan Vong laid siege to the planet; however, the Hutts had regained control of Cyborrea during the subsequent Second Galactic Civil War in 40 ABY to at least 137 ABY. Dirha System (S-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Dirha Dirha was a remote industrial world controlled by the Vosadii clan of the Hutt Cartel. During the war with the Yuuzhan Vong, Dirha was occupied and terraformed by the extragalactic invaders. Diyu System (S-12) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Diyu Diyu was a major industrial center controlled by the Anjiliac clan of the Hutt Cartel. The Hutts’ utilized slave labor to fuel production. The planet was able to repel Yuuzhan Vong advances during their invasion of the galaxy. Du Hutta System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Du Hutta Du Hutta was a minor colony world controlled by the Hutt Cartel. Elgit System (T-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Elgit Elgit was a minor trade world controlled by the Hutt Cartel. Far Pando System (S-13) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Far Pando Under nominal control of the Hutt Cartel, Far Pando was a remote agri-world at the edge of Hutt Space colonized by the slug-like Yakh-Tosh species. Ganath System (R-12) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ganath A remote planet hidden in the depths of the radioactive Oktos Nebula, Ganath remained neutral throughout most of galactic history. Following the Clone Wars, a Jedi escaping the Great Jedi Purge ruled the planet for decades. In 10 ABY, the planet was discovered by New Republic forces, joining the new government. Due to its seclusion within the nebula, Ganath was untouched by the devastation caused during the Yuuzhan Vong’s invasion of the galaxy. Hosko System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Hosko Hosko was a remote, lush agri-world controlled by the Hutt Cartel. Ilos System (R-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ilos A remote agri-world, Ilos was the homeworld of the Isolian species enslaved to the Hutt Cartel. Ilos Minor System (R-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ilos Minor Ilos Minor was a minor trade world colonized by the Ilosians before they were enslaved by the Hutt Cartel. Irith System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Irith Irith was a minor, urbanized world controlled by the Hutt Cartel. Polluted from centuries of over-industrialization and neglect, Irith was temporarily occupied by Yuuzhan Vong forces during their invasion of the galaxy. Jilrua System (R-12) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Jilrua A remote dessert planet at the fringes of the Oktos Nebula and Hutt Space, Jilrua was the homeworld of the Jilruan species. Jilrua became enslaved by the Hutt Cartel with its empire’s rise circa 25,100 BBY. Kafane System (S-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kafane Kafane was a remote agri-world impoverished for millennia under the control of the Hutt Cartel. Keldooine System (R-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Keldooine Keldooine was a minor trade world controlled by the Hutt Cartel. During the Galactic Civil War, Keldooine housed an Imperial customs port for trade exports from Hutt Space. Kor Gorensla System · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Gorensla § Gemjool § Gorensla Hutta § Kajilnar § Kor Nar § Nar Silvso § Nar Villoto Though a gas giant, Kor Gorensla was considered the throneworld for the Gorensla clan of the Hutt Cartel. The main colony of the clan was established on Gorensla Hutta, while the other moons were colonized to supplement the estates of Gorensla Hutta. Kwenn System (R-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kwenn Originally a remote world controlled by the Hutt Cartel at the edge of Hutt Space, Kwenn came under Imperial jurisdiction during the Galactic Civil War. Later, the planet would join the New Republic, briefly being occupied by Yuuzhan Vong forces during their invasion of the galaxy. M’Hanna System (T-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o M’Hanna M’Hanna was a desolate planet made up of vast desserts of black dust. Moralan System (T-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Moralan Homeworld of the extinct Moralan species, the planet was driven into ruin when the Moralans attempted to free themselves from their Hutt masters at the end of the Xim Wars in 25,096 BBY. Nar Bo Sholla System (R-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Nar Bo Sholla Nar Bo Sholla was a remote world controlled by the Hutt Cartel. The planet was briefly occupied by the Yuuzhan Vong during their invasion of the galaxy in 26 ABY. Nar Haaska System (T-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Nar Haaska Nar Haaska was a remote trade world at the edge of Hutt Space. Historically controlled by the Hutt Cartel, Nar Haaska came under Imperial jurisdiction during the Galactic Civil War, briefly being occupied by the Yuuzhan Vong around 27 ABY. Nar Kaaga System (S-13) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Nar Kaaga A cold, swampy planet colonized by the H’uun and Shell clans of the Hutt Cartel, Nar Kaaga was a remote trade world on the edge of Hutt Space. Nar Kreeta System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Nar Kreeta An arid world of mountain ranges, canyons and desserts, Nar Kreeta was a major trade world in Hutt Space. During the Yuuzhan Vong invasion, the species occupied and heavily terraformed the planet. Following the war, Nar Kreeta would become a member world of the Corellian Confederation, despite being part of Hutt Space. Near Pando System (S-14) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Near Pando Near Pando was a remote planet in Hutt Space with an emerging regional trade industry. Nimban System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Nimban Homeworld of the humanoid reptilian Nimbanel species, Nimban was a minor world of plains and savannas that was initially controlled by the Hutts. In 11,939 BBY, during the Third Pius Dea Crusade, Nimban was annexed by the Galactic Republic, remaining in the government until the onset of the Clone Wars, when they seceded and joined the Hutt Cartels. Around 26 ABY, Nimban was temporarily occupied by Yuuzhan Vong forces during their invasion. Nimia System (S-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Nimia Nimia was a backwater industrial world slowly slipping into dereliction from lack of investment by the Hutt Cartel. Ord Ortag System (S-13) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ord Ortag Originally a Hutt world, Ord Ortag acted as a Republic ordinance depot world upon being annexed by the Republic during its Pius Dea crusades into Hutt Space circa 11,057 BBY. Orondia System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Orondia A bleak, desolate world, Orondia was a remote planet utilized as a refueling depot for regional traffic routes. Poytta System (T-12) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Poytta Poytta was a remote world used as a refueling depot for slavers and smugglers. Ques System (S-8) · Sun/Star: Ques · Orbits: none Ques was an empty system utilized as a waypoint along a regional trade route, housing a run-down spaceport. Quesh System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o four unnamed planets o Quesh § one unnamed moon/satellite Discovered by the Galactic Republic around 3,680 BBY, during the Great Galactic War with the “True” Sith Empire, the planet became a focal point of contention during the subsequent Cold War for its chemical compounds that could be used to produce adrenals, partitioning the Hutt Cartel along Cold War lines. Part of the planet retained its serene beauty, teeming with jungles, forests, mountain ranges, and oceans; however, large swaths of the planet had been ruined by environmental catastrophe and industrialization, making the atmosphere toxic, but also rich for mining the chemical. Riileb System (T-12) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Riileb Homeworld of the humanoid insectoid Riileb species, the planet was primarily an oceanic world with humid, marshy island chains centered about its equator. Though in Hutt Space, Riileb remained independent, living in feudal monarchy societies throughout galactic history. Most of the conflicts on the planet stemmed from internal rivalries between Riileb clans, with a few unsuccessful attempts by the Hutt Cartel to conquer the planet. Rorak System (S-12) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Rorak 4 A major industrial world of the Hutt Cartel by at least 11,000 BBY, Rorak 4 boasted the largest slave market in Hutt Space. In orbit, the Rorak 5 space station was used as a rendezvous for Hutts, smugglers, pirates, and other criminal syndicates to engage in business and pleasure. In 25 ABY, the planet was temporarily occupied by the Yuuzhan Vong during their invasion of the galaxy, though were repelled from the planet by at least 27 ABY. Runaway Prince System (R-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Runaway Prince An uninhabited world by the time of the Yuuzhan Vong invasion, the planet was originally colonized by the Hutt Cartel and stripped of its natural resources, leaving the world a barren husk with oases of marshes scattered across its desolate landscape. During the Yuuzhan Vong War, the planet was gifted to the extragalactic species as a token of goodwill. The planet was terraformed but after the war the Vong abandoned the planet. Sakifwanna System (T-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Sakifwanna Colony world of the Sakiyan species, the planet remained independent of the Hutt Cartel along with other worlds controlled by the Sakiyan. The planet’s fate following the Yuuzhan Vong invasion remains unknown. Saqqar System (T-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Saqqar Homeworld of a long-extinct advanced species, the planet was controlled by the Kajidier clan of the Hutt Cartel. Saqqar was a frigid world of icy tundras. A derelict spaceport orbited the planet to provide a depot for travelers along the regional trade route through the system. Sha’rellia System (S-12) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Sha’rellia Sha’rellia was a remote system that saw little galactic traffic. Shawti System (S-9) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Shawti An agriworld, Shawti was controlled by the Desilijic clan of the Hutt Cartel as a breeding ground for Klatooinian slaves. During the Galactic Civil War, Shawti came under nominal Imperial jurisdiction. Sionia System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Sionia Homeworld of the near-human Skups species, Sionia became notorious for its thievery. Sleheyron System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Sleheyron Originally a world in the Infinite Empire, Sleheyron was colonized by the Hutt Cartel as early as 27,500 BBY, and not being explored by Republic scouts until as early as 15,000 BBY. The planet was controlled by the Hutts for most of its history, establishing a robust slave and tibanna gas trade industry. Sleheyron was temporarily held by Xim’s empire, making the planet one of his throneworlds, but the Hutt Cartels were eventually able to wrestle control of the key world away from the despot. During the Yuuzhan Vong invasion, the extragalactic species also briefly controlled the planet, but returned to Hutt jurisdiction following the war. During the Second Galactic Civil War, Sleheyron allied with the Corellian Confederation against the Galactic Alliance. Tisht System (T-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Tisht Tisht was a remote planet place under heavy travel restrictions by the Hutt Cartel for unknown reasons. Tol Amn System (R-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Tol Amn Tol Amn was a stormy, murky planet along the remote edges of Hutt Space. The planet was utilized by the Hutt Cartel for food production for its region of the cartels’ territory. Toydaria System (R-11) · Sun/Star: o Toydar o Little Toydar · Orbits: o Credquant § four unnamed moons/satellites o The Scattering (asteroid field) o Nubisa § one unnamed moon/satellite o Toydaria § three unnamed moons/satellites o Ziux § 24 unnamed moons/satellites o Far Ziux § 13 unnamed moons/satellites o Fii § one unnamed moon/satellite o The Chase (asteroid field) All but one planet in the Toydaria system were considered incapable of sustaining life. Credquant, Ziux, and Far Ziux were gas giants, while Nubisa was uninhabitable due to its runaway greenhouse gas atmosphere, while Fii was a barren rock at the edge of the system, with an unknown atmospheric composition. Toydaria, on the otherhand, was a swampy world teeming with life. Homeworld of the winged mammalian Toydarian species, Toydaria acted as a vassal state of the Hutt Cartel, remaining closely tied to their Hutt overlords. Despite remaining neutral in galactic affairs, Toydaria did broker allegiances with the Galactic Republic and New Republic during the Clone Wars and Yuuzhan Vong War, respectively. Tysk System (T-13) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Tysk Homeworld of the Tsyken species, Tysk was a murky, polluted world that came under the jurisdiction of the Hutt Cartel for most of its galactic history; however, the planet was briefly held by the Yuuzhan Vong around 26 ABY during their invasion of the galaxy. Ulmatra System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ulmatra Controlled by the Kajidier clan of the Hutt Cartel, Ulmatra was a minor trade world known for its corrupt corporations before their schemes were exposed in 3,646 BBY, drawing the ire of the Hutt leadership. Usk System (T-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Usk Originally the homeworld of the Usk species, the planet was enslaved by the Hutts early in galactic history, leading to the extinction of the native Usks. After millennia of Hutt exploitation, the planet was eventually left derelict. Valsedian System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Valsedian (asteroid belt) Perhaps the remains of a planet destroyed early in the system’s development, the Valsedian asteroid belt was the site of ore-rich mining expeditions. Historically under Hutt control for millennia, it was believed the belt was sold to the CIS during the Clone Wars, sparking Jedi expeditions into the system. During the Galactic Civil War, the Rebel Alliance initially established a base in the asteroid belt until it was discovered and destroyed by Imperial forces. Xolu System (S-13) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Xolu Homeworld of the slug-like Yahk-Tosh species, who pledged fealty to the Hutt Cartel, Xolu became an important world in the Hutt’s slave industry. Y’Toub System (S-12) · Sun/Star: Y’Toub · Orbits: o Esyam o Nal Koska § two unnamed moons/satellites o Nal Hutta § four unnamed moons/satellites § Nar Shaddaa o Nal Yeshu § two unnamed moons/satellites o Kiskua § 18 unnamed moons/satellites o Nar Hekka Explored and colonized by the Hutts as early as 12,000 BBY, only Esyam and Kiskua were uninhabited. Esyam was a molten world early in its primordial development, while Kiskua was a gas giant, though one of its moons contained vast oceans teeming with microbial life. In the years leading up to the closure of the Cold War, the “True” Sith Empire had established a secret base on Nal Yeshu to spy on the Hutt Cartel and nearby Republic forces situated on Nal Koska. In 3,642 BBY, and the onset of the Galactic War, the Sith base on Nal Yeshu was destroyed by pirates under contract with the Galactic Republic. Nal Hutta, originally the homeworld of the humanoid Evocii species, became the Hutt capital in 15,000 BBY following the cataclysm that devastated the Hutt homeworld of Varl. For roughly four thousand years, Nal Hutta and its moon Nar Shaddaa, would rival Coruscant as a galactic hub for interstellar trade. However, with the distruption of trade routes circa 4,000 BBY, the system gradually slipped toward the black-market sector of trade. Originally a world teeming with oceans, swamps, marshes, mountain ranges, rainforests, and thralling cities, by the time of the Clone Wars, Nal Hutta’s environment had become polluted and smoggy, and its terrain reduced to a barren husk of its former beauty. Nal Hutta capitalized off remaining neutral during the Old Sith Wars and New Sith Wars, however, the planet’s relative neutrality was minorly affected by nominal Imperial presence during the Galactic Civil War. Nal Hutta came under heavy Yuuzhan Vong occupation during their invasion of the galaxy, suffering from an unsuccessful terraforming process by the species. The Hutts garnered the help of the New Republic and Galactic Alliance, slowly returning to their adopted capital in the decades following the war. However, come the time of the Second Galactic Civil War, Nal Hutta nominally aligned with the Corellian Confederation. Nar Shaddaa’s landscape was completely urbanized, like Coruscant, around 14,500 BBY, becoming the jeweled center of corruption in Hutt Space and beyond following the realignment of trade routes in 4,000 BBY, when it devolved into ruin, and criminal syndicates and pirate gangs transformed the moon into a thriving black market. Though most aligned with the Hutt Cartel, Nar Shaddaa was nominally associated with the Galactic Republic until the dereliction of its trade hub in 4,000 BBY, when the Republic pulled its support. Centuries later, Nar Shaddaa came under occupation of an Eternal Empire’s Star Fortress until the Zakuulian empire collapsed around 3,653 BBY. During the trailing years of the New Sith Wars, the Sith Order established an academy on the planet to train a new generation of Sith assassins. During the Galactic Civil War, Nar Shaddaa came under nominal Imperial and Corporate Sector control, however it still retained most of its allegiance to the Hutt Cartel. During the Yuuzhan Vong War, the moon experienced a cataclysmic event after the extragalactic species reduced most of the cityscape to rubble, killing most of the moon’s denizens, causing the Evocii to go extinct. Following the failed Vong terraforming and abandonment of Nar Shaddaa, it wasn’t until 43 ABY the ecumenopolis rebuilt across the whole surface of the moon. By the time of the Sith-Imperial War almost a century later, Nar Shaddaa had recuperated from its scars suffered from the Yuuzhan Vong invasion. Zisia System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Zisia Homeworld of the near-human Zisian species, Zisia was conquered and enslaved by the Hutt Cartel early in its history, becoming a wealthy location for the slave industry in Hutt Space. Ziugen System (T-12) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Ziugen Ziugen was a minor industry and agriculture world, operated as a slave colony, for the Hutt Cartel.

Bootana Shagplan System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Bootana Shagplan Bootana Shagplan was a major trade world in Hutt Space, primarily selling slaves and luxury goods to nearby cartel throneworlds. Gos Hutta System (L-5) · Sun/Star: Gos Hutta · Orbits: o three unnamed planets The Gos Hutta system acted as a port of entry into the subsector. The three unnamed worlds, along with various space stations, acted as rendezvous points for ships entering and exiting that area of space. Fleets loyal to the cartels patrolled the system to ensure their masters received their cut of the bounty. Groth System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Groth Coming under Hutt control as early as 22,000 BBY, Groth was originally a cartel throneworld until it was repurposed as a resort world for gambling and entertainment. Huloon System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Huloon Originally the homeworld of the Huloon species, the planet was conquered, and its natives enslaved and moved offworld so the Hutts could transform the planet into a nature preserve. What free Huloons remained settled in nearby system yearning to reclaim Huloon. Kor Anjiliac System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Anjiliac Kor Anjiliac was the throneworld of the Anjiliac clan of the Hutt Cartel. Kor Bareesh System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Bareesh Kor Bareesh is the former throneworld of the Bareesh clan of the Hutt Cartel. Sometime prior to 3,681 BBY, the planet suffered an eruption from a massive supervolcano, killing most of the clan and forcing the survivors to relocate their cartel to Nal Hutta. The clan was never able to recuperate from the devastation and by the time of the Galactic Civil War was a minor clan, sending expeditions to the molten, ashy planet to retrieve lost relics. Kor Besadii System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Besadii Kor Besadii was the throneworld of the Besadii clan of the Hutt Cartel. Kor Desilijic System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Desilijic A swampy, mountainous planet, Kor Desilijic was the throneworld of the Desilijic clan of the Hutt Cartel. Kor Gejalli System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Gejalli Kor Gejalli was the throneworld of the Gejalli clan, however at some point in galactic history, the Gejalli clan was eradicated during a cartel war with the rival Anjiliac clan. Kor Hestilic System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Hestilic Kor Hestilic was the throneworld of the Hestilic clan of the Hutt Cartel. Kor Hunamma System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Hunamma Kor Hunamma was a minor world utilized as a throneworld by many smaller clans within the Hutt Cartel. Kor Jiramma System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Jiramma Kor Jiramma was the throneworld of the Jiramma clan of the Hutt Cartel. Kor Nasirii System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Nasirii Kor Nasirii was the throneworld of the Nasirii clan of the Hutt Cartel. In 3,643 BBY, the cartel were infamous information brokers with databases of intel used to blackmail Republic and Sith officials during the Cold War. Kor Nijiladii System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Nijiladii Kor Nijiladii was a minor world that acted as a throneworld for a small clan of the Hutt Cartel. Kor Oktanivii System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Oktanivii Kor Oktanivii was a minor world that acted as a throneworld for a small clan of the Hutt Cartel. Kor Qunaalac System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Qunaalac Kor Qunaalac was the swampy throneworld of the Qunaalac clan of the Hutt Cartel. Controlling roughly a third of the defense fleet that patrolled the subsector, the planet was heavily guarded and wealthy. Kor Trinivii System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Trinivii Kor Trinivii was the throneworld of the Trinivii clan of the Hutt Cartel. Kor Usilic System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Usilic Kor Usilic was a minor world utilized as a throneworld by many smaller clans within the Hutt Cartel. Kor Utoradii System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Utoradii Kor Utoradii was the throneworld of the Utoradii clan of the Hutt Cartel. Kor Vanderijar System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Vanderijar Kor Vanderijar was the throneworld of the Vanderijar clan, a close ally of the Jiramma clan, of the Hutt Cartel. Kor Vosadii System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Kor Vosadii Kor Vosadii was the throneworld of the Vosadii clan of the Hutt Cartel. Langoona System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Langoona Homeworld of the Langoonans, Langoona was primarily and oceanic world with small island chains scattered across its vast oceans. Early in their history, the Langoonans were conquered and enslaved by the Hutts. The planet was repurposed as a safari world to hunt the natives after a failed rebellion by the Langoonans. Mulatan System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Mulatan Acting as a port of entry into the subsector, Mulatan was a fortress world that housed a massive defense force for the Hutt Cartel. Nar Chunna System (S-10) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Nar Chunna Nar Chunna was a minor trade world in the subsector. Pybus System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Pybus § at least four unnamed moons/satellites A lush jungle world, Pybus was originally controlled by the Hutts, however at some pont in history they completely abandoned the planet and considered the world taboo. The last known Hutt to occupy the planet died in 684 BBY. Saki System (S-11) · Sun/Star: Saki Prime · Orbits: o Sakiya § one unnamed moon/satellite Homeworld of the humanoid Sakiyan species, Sakiya was a tropical world of forests, jungles, oceans, savannas, and industrialized cities. Despite being in the heart of Hutt Space, Sakiya repelled invasion from the Hutt, Tion Hegemony, and Sith. The planet was a Republic world until the Galactic Civil War when it came under Imperial rule. The Yuuzhan Vong were unable to establish a foothold on the planet and Sakiya would eventually join the Corellian Confederation. Sakidopa System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Sakidopa Sakidopa, meaning Second Saki, was a Sakiyan colony world built around ore mining for defense against the Hutts. Sakiduba System (S-11) · Sun/Star: unnamed · Orbits: o Sakiduba Sakiduba, meaning Third Saki, was a Sakiyan colony world built around raw material extraction to help construct the cities’ industries on Sakiya.