An arid and hot world, the planet Aloxl had an unusual ellipse around its gigantic star causing a 125 year hot season, and a 25 year cool season. Uninhabitable during its hot cycle, species that could withstand high temperatures could sustain themselves below ground in subterranean caverns.

Cerberon system.
A mountainous world, with jade-flecked stone gray peaks. Their brittle upper reaches were cushioned by pale fungi that lived on the heat of the solar projectors that gave the world the illusion of day in the sunless system. Into the slopes of a mountain housed a city, intricately

chipped into a band of streets and temples and palaces. The Children of the Empty Sun cult was based in a white-and-azure palace in the city. Catadra was the New Republic's second target in the system, leaving much of the city in ruination.

A moon situated in the Deep Core region of the galaxy. In spite of its blisteringly hot climate and poisonous, highly pressurized atmosphere, it was home to living organisms, including the sentient Dybrinthe species. Using mobile refinery-cities, the Dybrinthe clans

exploited the natural fuel that bubbled up from the moon's extensive subterranean oceans. Since most offworlders could not survive on Dybrin 12, visitors were usually confined to space stations orbiting the moon.

Fex was a moon of Sha Qarot that orbited a red star. It had an unusual purple landscape ranging from pale lavenders to deep violets. High silica and mineral content in the soils resulted in crystal structures. Many of the herbivorous creatures that lived on Fex possessed crystalline

spikes growing around their heads or on their backs. Some species could even withdraw their heads into a highly armored body cavity. The spikes evolved to protect their wearers from Fexian skullborers, brain-sucking predators that lurked in the trees above.

Cerberon system.
The moon of Catadra, it had once been inhabited but had been left to fast-growing crystalline brambles called dirkweed for the better part of a millennium. The weed’s dull, slate-blue hue seemed to tinge the atmosphere, as if the whole world were obscured by campfire smoke.

A planet that orbited a red sun. It had a moon named Fex. Due to its poisonous atmosphere and heavy volcanic activity, Nakari Kelen thought nobody would ever want to set foot on the planet.

Cosian Space.
One of the two moons, along with Tebu, that orbited the planet Cosia. The two moons could be fully seen in Cosia's night sky.

Cosian Space.
One of the two moons, along with Tabu, that orbited the planet Cosia. The two moons could be fully seen in Cosia's night sky.

Cerberon system.
A world with two continents; one torn apart by mining machines centuries ago, and the other a sprawling, ancient city. The city-continent consisted of everything from towers and skyscrapers, domed opera houses and tram lines to aging factories, foundries and industrial parks. Some districts of the city included the Gloried Chalice, Highgarden, Thannerhouse, and Cybersynth Districts. Solar projectors cast light to create the illusion of daytime due to the blackhole in the center of the system. Centuries earlier, Troithe had rivaled Coruscant as the Republic’s cosmopolitan jewel, teeming with billions of residents–more than a few belonging to the Republic’s most respected aristo-mercantile families. But as Coruscant’s production had waxed, Troithe’s waned due to exhaustion of

mineral resources, Cerberon's decreasing accessibility in an expanding Republic and a civil war between the mixed-species underclass and the majority human population. By the Clone Wars, it settled into a slow decline. Emperor Palpatine had promised the world restored prominence, and with those promises somewhat kept, a substational portion of the populaiton still retained Imperial sympathies after Endor. A New Republic battle group led by General Hera Syndulla fought for the world, believing that the system could be used as a shortcut between Core Worlds. Two consecutive battles saw the Republic forces gain then lose control of the world–only to gain control once more when the remains of the Imperial 204th Fighter Wing fled the system.

Cerberon system.
A small airless garrison-world which only had one establishment; Winker's, a cantina, gambling den, trading post and fuel stop rapidly built after a New

Republic battle group obliterated most of the surface. Winker's magnetic field surrounded the totality of the world's population.