Cassian Andor visited Adalog after hearing leads of a weapon being built by the Galactic Empire. The information given to Andor on Adalog however turned out to be useless.

A largely undeveloped planet in the galaxy that was the homeworld of the T'Laeem, a primitive amphibian species. Shortly after the Battle of Yavin, the Galactic Empire set up mining on the planet.

Agoliba-Tu system.
A jungle planet located in the Agoliba-Tu system.

Agoliba-Tu system.
An icy, snowbound planet located in the Agoliba-Tu system.

A distant, frigid planet. Its terrain was formed of frozen bergs of ammonia amidst unstable swathes of icy tundra. Alamass was prone to ice storms and beneath it's murky, poisonous seas lived

dangerous beasts. In the first year of the Clone Wars, Alamass was a strategic stronghold of the Republic, which led to General Grievous launching a failed invasion of the world.

A planet that contained an Imperial outpost before the Alliance’s Sixt-First Mobile Infantry took it out during the Galactic Civil War.

A planet that housed a prominent shipyard. During the Galactic Civil War, the shipyard of Anadeen was controlled by the Galactic Empire; however the New Republic fought to gain control of it in 5 ABY.

In the Imperial Era, the world suffered from a trade embargo. It has main cities and a more rural northern continent.

It had one big settlement which was protected by a ray shield to hold off giant clouds of dust from the silicon fields. During the Galactic Civil War,

Ankhural was plagued with criminal activity, being home to Umbaran spies and remnants of the Death Watch.

Sometime after the Battle of Yavin, the Dreamers Sadori Vushan and Seyn Marana undertook a mission to bomb a munitions factory on the world.

Lyra Erso was born on Aria Prime. Lyra's mother lived and worked on the world as an artist.

During the reign of the Galactic Empire, the world suffered terrible atrocities that were committed in the name of Emperor Palpatine.

A planet where Jaccun Pereez, Moff of the sector, owned a mansion.

Lexo Sooger was raised in the slave pits of Askkto-Fen IV before becoming a masseuse at Zord's Spa and Bathhouse in Canto Bight.

A world upon which the Sith established their presence. As mentioned by the Jedi writer Kli the Elder in the Rammahgon, Asog used to have a fertile environment until the Sith laid waste to it.

Ancient Sith Lord Darth Caldoth had a floating laboratory complex on Athamar.

A planet in the galaxy that had pipe-fitters.

Before she came to Cloud City with a class of Twi'leks, the last time Lando Calrissian saw Kaasha Bateen was in a war room on Baltro where she had been running tactical attack models during a battle.

An ice moon. Renowned Jedi Master Nil Idyth was said to have single-handedly liberated Basath in one of his many heroic exploits.

A world near Kizan that was once home to a Jedi temple.

Beroq 4 was the location of an Imperial fuel depot during the Galactic Civil War. The Alliance to Restore the Republic carried out a raid at the fuel depot during Operation: Mynock Bite.

A world that the Alliance to Restore the Republic's Sixty-First Mobile Infantry deployed to during the Galactic Civil War against the Galactic Empire, despite Philap Bygar of Alliance High Command believing no one truly deserved to be sent to the world. The planet had an area called the Redspace Reefs.

A hot world that was the homeworld of the Bravaisians. The Bravaisians were nocturnal, avoiding the intense heat of Bravais during the day to protect their sensitive eyes.

Homeworld of the Britarro species.

Homeworld of Corus Kapellim, a smuggler of rare jewels and art during the First Order's reign.

A world where Han Solo bought a play blaster for his son Ben Solo.

A number of trade worlds were located around Caldra Prime and Caldra Tertius. Around the time of the Battle of Hoth, a group of pirates blazed a hyperspace route from the Vosch Cluster to the trade worlds around Caldra Prime and Caldra

Tertius. The presence of the pirates threatened a portion of the fleet of the Rebel Alliance, which had escaped the battle, grouping at a rendezvous point between the Vosch Cluster and the trade worlds.

Along with Caldra Prime, was a location around which a number of trade worlds were situated. Around the time of the Battle of Hoth, a group of pirates blazed a hyperspace route from the Vosch Cluster to the trade worlds around Caldra Prime and Caldra

Tertius. The presence of the pirates threatened a portion of the fleet of the Rebel Alliance, which had escaped the battle, grouping at a rendezvous point between the Vosch Cluster and the trade worlds.

Homeworld of the Caphex species and of Resistance spy Seossra Thwisp.

A world close enough to Akiva that Norra Wexley would have reasonably been able to shuttle locals there for sightseeing without drawing suspicion.

A world where the Galactic Empire destroyed a slaver's nest around five years before the Battle of Yavin.

A planet with a tiny, ill-supplied Alliance to Restore the Republic outpost during the reign of the Galactic Empire. The rebel pilot Farns Monsbee served as the base's

sole snubfighter pilot before transferring to Blue Squadron on the moon Yavin 4 at some point prior to the Battle of Scarif.

A world where the Galactic Empire transported ore from in what Saw Gerrera believed was a major weapons development, due to its increased focus on cargo.

A planet home to several cities, including Mock and Solace. For many years, Solace had been peaceful and lively, but some individuals visited Solace for illegal trade. According to legend, Solace was protected by an individual known as the Wanderer, who was first seen on Cerosha when he saved the city from a group of pirates. The Wanderer continued to assist Solace's citizens when they were in need. But then he disappeared. At some point after the Wanderer's disappearance, the city of was visited by a figure known only as the Dark Wraith.

Inhabitants of Cerosha developed several rumors regarding the reasons behind the event. Citizens of the nearby city of Mock believed that the inhabitants of Solace continued to refuse to follow the Dark Wraith's orders, and, after several incidents, the Dark Wraith punished Solace by destroying the entire city, leaving only a small number of survivors. In the time after Solace's destruction, the land on which it was built was not redeveloped, and the ruins of the city were left as a reminder of what disobedience would lead to.

A planet controlled by the Galactic Empire during the Imperial Era. The planet profited from Imperial presence, but the Empire eventually fell to the New Republic, and CeSai was left without leadership. The family of Maize Raynshi moved to Merokia from CeSai.

The homeworld of the Suerton gamblers Dodibin, Thodibin, and Wodibin

A planet that was punished for failing to meet Imperial quotas by the irradiation of vast swaths of its farmland. As a result, it was stricken by famine for years.

After escaping a prison in the Catacombs of Cadera on Jedha, Cassian Andor considered leaving Jyn Erso behind like he had left men behind on Chemvau and Eiloroseint.

A world where an uprising at an Imperial labor camp was put down.

A world that was known to be inhospitable.

A world where a growing group of Saw Gerrera's partisans were based.

A world known for its weather-orchestras.

Homeworld of the Crocin reptilian species. Crocins builds their cities in caverns near water on Croce.

Prior to being taken to the Deep in the Unknown Regions, a Z7 series construction droid was part of a crew that built a settlement in the tundra of Cro-Akon.

A world where enforcers of the Guavian Death Gang attacked and killed members of a private security force.

Around 232 BBY, at the time of the Great Disaster, Crothy was dealing with an outbreak of fever.

Homeworld of the Czerialan species. The Empire controlled the world during the Imperial Era.

Dejammy Shallon served as a teacher and priestess on D'janis IV.

Dalnan sector.
A world known for its agriculture and waterfalls. Jedi Padawan Qui-Gon Jinn visited the waterfalls of Dalna with his Master, Dooku.

A swamp world that was the homeworld of the two-headed Danzikan species.

A world where an open recruitment drive was held by the Rebel Alliance's Sixty-First Mobile Infantry during the Galactic Civil War. During the recruitment drive, an Imperial spy who had pretended to be a

recruit shot captain Micha Evon. Because of that incident, Evon was unconscious for two days, and Lieutenant Sairgon cut the recruitment drive short.

A world where Darth Vader took part in an atrocity that involved slaughtering children.

Homeworld of the Didynon species. When the First Order annexed the world and took over its lommite mines, Engi Golba escaped, bringing her talent for explosives to the Resistance.

During the reign of the Galactic Empire, the world suffered terrible atrocities that were committed in the name of Emperor Palpatine.

A world where the Rebel Alliance fought against the Galactic Empire between 2 BBY and 3 ABY. Wedge Antilles and Derek Klivian were present during the battle at Distilon.

A world where a toxic mushroom was found by Jenra and her staff during Jenra's time as a Senior applications engineer in the Galactic Empire.

Sometime during the Galactic Civil War, members of the Rebel Alliance's Sixty-First Mobile Infantry engaged in fighting on Dreivus. After the fighting, the Besalisk Gadren remembered that Captain Hazram Namir made an impression on the fire dancers on Dreivus whilst they celebrated.

Homeworld of Clemitt Polus, who served as a local defense pilot before joining the Resistance.

A frontier planet in the galaxy with similar characteristics to Vandor. The world was exploited by corporate interests to considerable profit.

Home of the nanak species.

After escaping a prison in the Catacombs of Cadera on Jedha, Cassian Andor considered leaving Jyn Erso behind like he had left men behind on Eiloroseint and Chemvau.

A sanctic moon where Jedi Knight Sol Mogra quashed an uprising.

A world in the galaxy where the Galactic Empire attempted to assassinate Saw Gerrera by poisoning him with teccitin. The attempt failed but Gerrera was sick for months afterwards.

The Trandoshan bounty hunter Bossk had found the smugglers Han Solo and Chewbacca trawling the sewage seas in search of spare parts on Erub II.

A planet that contained a cave system that promised a bounty of rare crystalline deposits.

A frontier planet in the galaxy with similar characteristics to Vandor. The world was exploited by corporate interests to considerable profit.

Whilst at the base of Saw Gerrera's Partisans on Jedha, a woman asked Jyn Erso if she had been present on Fashinder Prime, to which Erso replied that she hadn't been and it must have been after her time with the group.

A world that was the site of a battle prior to the Galactic Civil War. It was once home to a kingdom of an ancient proto-species.

A terrestrial moon located in the same star system as the Second Moon of Thrinittik. It hosted a university library, which was at some point partially destroyed during an attack.

Homeworld of the snake-like Fillithar species.

A planet that had a once-great city before the Clone Wars. After the war, an orphanage was located in the city where children who had lost their parents during the fallout of the war were sent to be cared for while they awaited placement in new homes throughout the sector.

A wet world that was home to the Gabdorin species.

A world that was home to ore traders in the years after the Galactic Civil War.

A frontier planet in the galaxy with similar characteristics to Vandor. The world was exploited by corporate interests to considerable profit.

A world in the Galactic Empire that was considered 'distant' by the regime.

A world where Lazu Lirona was a track star until she fell ill with pneumogray, ending her career.

A world orbited by seven moons.

The homeworld of Cost Niktur. When Niktur was a child, her mother, her father and Other found her in a Hendo bush.

A planet within the Galactic Empire that, according to Leo Leonis, had rain that was so dangerous that it could actually kill a human.

A world where Raidah Doon, a Resistance recruit and fromer Stormsailor champion 'liberated some First Order funds for redistribution' which caused her to become a wanted criminal in the eyes of the First Order.

A world where an attempt to assassinate Saw Gerrera occurred. The attempt failed when the sniper missed Gerrera by centimeters.

A world that produced pickled coodler-roe. Leia Organa once ate the coodler-roe and stated that the texture was enough to haunt her.

A world that at some point during the Galactic Civil War was liberated by the Alliance to Restore the Republic.

A former Separatist world that was completely taken over by the Empire, along with other former CIS worlds Umbara and Raxus.

A world with a port where Fort Ypso barttender Midnight called home for a time but discarded in favor of settling on the frontier world of Vandor.

Nien Nunb once saved the life of Wedge Antilles on Hagar Secundus.

Home to the Presagers of Hakotei, a ritualistic society who sacrificed millions of individuals in attempts to be given visions of the future.

Harkrova system.
The only planet in the system. A barren, sulfurous wasteland illuminated by a dim yellow sun that looked small and distant even from space.

Harkrova system.
The single moon of Harkrova I was hospitable, covered in mountains and lush forests with needle-leafed cyan trees completely obscuring the ground when viewed from above. A rebel cache was located below an ancient, beautiful Jedi temple.

The homeworld of the Hassk species. When the Hassk were first confronted with space travel, many left Hasskyn and sought out worlds to wreak havoc.

A junk world located within the reaches of the galaxy. At the time of the Galactic Civil War, it was covered with the garbage piles of a long-extinct civilization, which attracted scavengers. Because it

was beneath the notice of the Galactic Empire, the Rebel starship Thunderstrike put in overnight there shortly after the Battle of Xagobah.

Sometime before 21 BBY, the Dressellian smuggler Has Obitt delivered munitions to Hellenah, garnering a hefty profit.

A world devastated by the Galactic Empire, likely from Operation Cinder.

A member world of the New Republic about thirty years after the Battle of Endor. Erudo Ro-Kiintor was the senior senator from Hevurion to the Galactic Senate but used his position to collude with the First Order.

A world which was on a route to the planet Pandem Nai. Scouts from the New Republic freighter Hellion's Dare were spotted by the Galactic Empire near H'Grathi.

A world known to be 'pretty and nice', but remote enough to be a potential Resistance base.

A red and violet gas giant, its planetary rings were some of the largest in the entire galaxy.

A moon that served as the site for an Imperial black-site prison during the Galactic Civil War. The moon also contained housing for Imperial employees and hot spring lakes that were a favorite recreational site. Following the Battle of Endor, a New Republic fleet attacked the Imperial facilities on the Hyborean Moon and liberated the prison.

Iakar system.
A jungle planet and the homeworld of the Iakaru species. During the Clone Wars companies such as the Chiewab, Fabreth Medical, and Merisee Prime set up research installations on the planet which drove the Iakaru deeper into the jungle.

A small ice moon nearby Batuu. Based on that, it's proximity would place it in the Trilon sector of the Outer Rim or beyond in Wild Space.

A village with a tribal elder was located on this planet.

A world ruled by seven kings, who were all enemies of the powerful Sith Lord Darth Caldoth.

A terrestrial planet covered in archipelagos and oceans, offering tourists and locals thousands of beaches. Swimming was also a common mode of transportation and recreation for Iloh's inhabitants, many learning to swim before mastering bipedal locomotion. Ilohians were known for having green hair.

A volcanic planet and the homeworld of the Imroosian species. They developed flinty, chalk-like skin to resist their home's searing temperatures.

A world near Wild Space whose surface was mostly covered in thirstgrass, Ki-a-ki bushes, and other small plants. Though the population was relatively small compared to others in the galaxy, Irudiru had at least one city, Kai Pompos.

A volcanic planet. During the Galactic Civil War, some time after the Battle of Yavin, a massive volcano eruption devastated the planet's surface and quickly overran the capital city.

During the reign of the Galactic Empire, the world suffered terrible atrocities that were committed in the name of Emperor Palpatine.

A world where reknown Jedi Master Nil Idyth kept items important to him, which were later recovered after his death.

A world that had at least three moons around it, one of which was inhabited during the reign of the Galactic Empire and represented by Ambassador Oaan.

A barren planet surrounded by rings of junk. It was home to a civilian outpost that processed the junk to supply the New Republic.

A frontier world that was the homeworld of the human Resistance members Aarton and Nimi Chireen

Sometime before the mission to Eadu, K-2SO found Cassian Andor on Jenoport staring at his blaster with tears on his face after committing an act that even General Draven was not aware of.

A planet that had an extremely slow rotation which resulted in long, hot days and also long, cold nights. The Dreamers' headquarters was located on the Shadow Side of the planet.

A forest planet that was home to the Jerethian clamberwolf.

A planet liberated by the New Republic after the Battle of Endor. But only a month after, it had been attacked by Imperial forces and the New Republic pilots were forced to flee. Home to the Jiruusi species.

A planet where the richest lived in what was called the "upper-atmos", because they used to live up in the sky on floating mansions while the rest of the world worked on the farms and in the dirt-cities below.

A planet that contained the Orona Hotel.

The human smuggler Han Solo and his Wookiee co-pilot Chewbacca visited Kara-bin, playing a role in the liberation of the Wookiees

A planet orbited by a debris cloud made up of vessels and everything that they had once contained. A shipyard located on Kartoosh used was by the Galactic Empire to dismantle starships or retrofit them to serve any new purpose they were assigned to.

An ice world home to a notorious crime boss.

A world where Affie Hollow had traveled to during the High Republic Era.

A spice-mining planet known for its "colorful", lawless path and its corrupt banking system. The spice producing planet once had pink skies but after the Imperial presence they turned dark.

An urban world home to the Kergans Academy and the Demaris hotel.

Homeworld of the sentient Keshian species, humanoids nearly identical to humans aside from their eyes, which were large and oddly colored, allowing them to detect a broad spectrum ranging from ultraviolet to infrared.

A rocky, forested planet. Sometime between 19 BBY and 10 BBY, Chewbacca was an Imperial prisoner on Kethmandi.

A world of academia, where students could travel to the world's glass towers to study the philosophies of other cultures. Pundith, a key city on Kizan, was destroyed by the Sith Lord Darth Caldoth in order to lure the Jedi Master Bran Ath'Morath to the world.

The homeworld of Rebel Alliance fighter Emon Kref. An organization called the Koshagan People's Movement fought against the world's ruling class until Imperial forces arrived and crushed the Movement

The homeworld of the fathier Time for Flatcakes.

Kupoh system.
Homeworld of the Kupohan species.

An aquatic planet originally settled by humans a long time ago, Lew'el remained a largely forgotten world by those who craved power. Humans native to Lew'el were called Lew'elans.

Lolet system.
The Galactic Empire's Apprentice Legislature was chosen to decide a punishment for the planet after its government stood in violation of Regulation 16-ME regarding supplying fuel to Imperial pilots.

A world where the Rebel Alliance's Sixty-First Mobile Infantry was decimated during the Galactic Civil War.

Homeworld of the Mahran species. Known for being rich in resources, Mahranee was attacked and taken by the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars in order to secure the planet's riches for the Separatist cause.

The homeworld of Alliance colonel Anj Zavor.

Home to a Rodian farming colony that lived on a vast archipelago of towering forests and grassy savannas, surrounded by a glittering sea.

Western Reaches.
A world that was home to a temple. A holocron could be found inside the temple.

The homeworld of a young girl named Elish. Elish's mother worked as a palace guard on Malloran. It's likely Elish's mother died in the Clone Wars, since Elish was sent to an orphanage on Gaaten for children whose parents were killed during the war.

A planet that during the Clone Wars suffered invasions from both the Galactic Republic and the Separatists. It was home to an avian species.

In the early stages of the Galactic Empire's reign, a battle took place on Maraken.

A so-called 'ware house' planet used by the Galactic Empire to stockpile equipment and materials for nearby systems. It had a mega-spaceport that served as the world's primary warehousing

hub that consisted of a dozen enormous black metal buildings that rose up from the rocky surface. Their architecture was crystalline in design and extended deep underground.

A planet in the galaxy that hosted an Imperial Academy. Lieutenant Chiron and Sergeant Currahee were stationed on Marleyvane before being transferred to the Academy for Young Imperials on Lothal.

The homeworld of Fossil, a female Martigrade who served in the Resistance. According to Paige Tico, the First Order turned Martaus VI into a labor camp.

A jewel of a planet, with amber seas and pearl spires climbing into orbit. It housed a rebel cell that the Empire's 204th Fighter Wing bombarded from orbit to draw out.

A world where laser-pinball machines could be found

A planet where the 291st Legion established a vanguard for urban combat, utilizing AT-DPs.

A planet with a New Republic presence. The starship Yissira Zyde traveled to the commerce center on Mennar-Daye, where it was screened by Republic authorities.

It was also a world where the 204th Imperial fighter wing, also known as Shadow Wing, fought on during the Galactic Civil War.

An ice moon that, many eons before the reign of the Galactic Empire, underwent a cataclysmic rupture, causing it to shatter. The rupture of Mesula resulted in the Mesulan Remnants Belt, a field of ice

asteroids that the Pau'an gangster Fyzen Gor would later use to hide the Phylanx Redux Transmitter, a device that Gor hoped to use to initiate a droid revolution across the galaxy.

The homeworld of the Siniteen species.

A world on which an entire Imperial patrol mutinied during the Galactic Civil War. Only one third of the mutineers managed to survive and escape Miriatin, including Kendy Idele, who went on to join the Alliance to Restore the Republic.

By the time of the cold war it was controlled by the New Republic. It hosted a New Republic military base which included Rapier Squadron, a four-member T-85 X-wing squadron that was part of the New Republic Defense Fleet.

A planet that came under contention between Imperial and Rebel forces during the Galactic Civil War. The fighting reached the major city of Maborn.

A colony world. It had been the site of a battle between Republic clone troopers and Separatist droids during the Clone Wars. Later, the planet was occupied by the Galactic Empire. After the death of the Emperor, the planet was abandoned

by the Empire, who cut resources to it, declaring it a failure. In their place, criminal gangs and syndicates took control of Mrinzebon. Two settlements on the world were Tinker-Town and the city of Greater Xnapolis.

A world with a shipyard, where Jaxxon T. Tumperakki once docked his ship, The Rabbit's Foot.

Homeworld of the Elnacon species.

A stormy marshland planet with several inhabited settlements with domed buildings formed with rough duracrete. The TIE fighter pilots of the Galactic Empire were ordered to increase the severity of the planet's storms

through explosions as part of Operation: Cinder, an operation carried out in the aftermath of the Battle of Endor. The attack led to the devastation of the planet and the deaths of its inhabitants.

A world with a distinctly colored sky.

The homeworld of a New Republic rookie pilot who joined Corona Squadron with an exile from Coruscant.

A water-rich planet located in the galaxy that was the homeworld of the Nephran species. Besides this, much of Nepotis' history was lost.

A safe world for survivors of the Death Star's destruction of the Core World of Alderaan. This could also potentially be a space station.

The site of a skirmish prior to the Galactic Civil War. The Rebellion's tactics during the skirmish were later re-used—along with tactics from a skirmish at Carsanza—during the pivotal Battle of Scarif.

A moon-sized asteroid located in the Aniras belt. It had a thin, yet breathable atmosphere and a surface covered in sticky mud. Kylo Ren went to Niful, where he entrusted his shattered helmet to the Symeong metalsmith Albrekh.

A moon that had a presence of water, in the form of the Sea of Carawak. The sea contained a floating depot that was once used by Grand Admiral Rae Sloane to refuel her battleship, the Dreadstar.

A world represented by Tanan Vetall at the forty-eighth annual Dragonfire Air Rally on Coruscant.

A blue and massive gas giant that revolved around one star and had several moons. Centuries before the Imperial Era, one of Noctu's moons was crammed to the core with resources, including gems, minerals, and spice. Because of the dangerous and extensive mining operations that exploited those resources, the moon ended up exploding, giving Noctu a planetary

ring made of ice and boulders. Following that cataclysm, the Galactic Republic closed the mines down, deeming them too dangerous. However, when the Galactic Empire replaced the Republic, the new government reopened the mining operations, using convict labor to extract resources from the planet's ring.

A planet that played host to a slaughter during the Galactic Civil War. The planet was later found to have housed a secret Rebel base.

A world Pacer Agoyo was living on before being recruited by the Resistance after the Battle of Crait.

A world from which the brain slugs originated.

A small, frigid moon covered in a sea of liquid metal. During the Galactic Civil War the Alliance's Sixty-First Mobile Infantry attacked the moon in an attempt to expand their influence over the planet Kuat.

A planet that was six hours hyperspace travel from Pamarthe. It contained a large rebel base in 3BBY.

A world occupied by the First Order after the Hosnian Cataclysm and under the direct supervision of General Bellava Parnadee.

The home planet of a human culture known as the Oktarians. During the Clone Wars, it was invaded by the Confederacy of Independent Systems and liberated by the Galactic Republic. Three years later, however, the planet fell under the control

of the Galactic Empire, who renamed it G3-477. Once they took control of the planet, the Empire drove the Oktarians from the coastal areas to the deserts where they wanted them to dig. The capital city is New Tobura.

R0-GR visited the world and recorded his time here in this autobiography From Trenches to Wrenches: The Roger Story. Ord Tellarom was a desert planet that was home of a Clone Wars battle site.

The lush homeworld of the Orishen species. Orish was at one point a pastoral haven, but once the Empire came, it enslaved the Orishen and worked them hard for food, stripped mined the surface and drained the soil of nutrients. Then one day, the Orishen fought back. Over years they had hoarded bits of pesticides and fertilizers, with which they created a

bomb that destroyed the Imperials on the world—but also destroyed the world itself. The ground, water and atmosphere were too poisoned for the Orishen to remain. So by one year after the Battle of Endor, most Orishen reside in a skeletal framework of tubes and stations above their world. Only a few thousand Orishen remain.

While under the employment of the Galactic Empire, Golas Aram—a Siniteen architect known for designing prisons—designed a floating prison there, inside an asteroid.

The homeworld of Senator Gall Trayvis. Trayvis represented the world in the Imperial Senate.

A world where grist mollusks could be found. During the reign of the Galactic Empire, iridium was smuggled off the location inside of Paklarn grist mollusks by smugglers.

A world inhabited by the Palekians. As a Jedi Padawan, Sifo-Dyas visited Palek with Lene Kostana, acquiring a crystal that appeared similar to kyber, which he gave to his friend Dooku upon returning to the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. A hyperstorm occurred while Sifo-Dyas was on Palek.

A world on which gambling could be done safely.

A terrestrial gas-mining world (mostly dealing in tibanna gas refinery) shrouded in scarlet clouds. Around a month after the Battle of Endor, Commander Nuress of the 204th Imperial Fighter Wing

forticated the world and it's system for use as headquarters. Not long after however, the New Republic liberated the world with the help of it's newly formed Alphabet Squadron.

The homeworld of Wanten, a sandtrooper commander in the military of the Galactic Empire. Before joining the stormtroopers, Wanten lived as member of a clan that eked out a living on the harsh world and was put to work building mines once the Empire found them.

A world where the Rebel Alliance fought against the Galactic Empire between 2 BBY and 3 ABY. Wedge Antilles and Derek Klivian were present during the battle at Perimako Major.

A world where reknown Jedi Master Nil Idyth was said to have defeated the Swamp Wraith of Phandas.

A planet that was the homeworld of the Drabatan species. When the Galactic Empire took control, they harvested for materials, displacing much of the population.

A planet that was the homeworld of Resistance pilot Tallissan Lintra. Sometime after the Galactic Civil War, Lintra's parents established a farm on Pippip 3, where the young pilot used her father's old RZ-1 A-wing interceptor as a cropduster.

Plin Minor, also known as Plin, was a terrestrial planet home to the Plinovian species. The Solodoe wished to terraform the planet, which would damage the Plinovians' natural habitat. The two

species entered into negotiations on Station Zeta, which ended with Ketas refusing to continue the negotiations, vowing to continue their terraforming.

Polyneus was the name outsiders gave the world. To those who lived there, it was Home. During the Clone Wars, the world had been ignored, unscathed. The Republic had no strategic reason to garrison there and the Separatists had seen it as a backwater, a primitive place full of primitive people. But the Polyneans were not primitive. They did not reject science of galactic technologies, but they were judicious in what they permitted on their world. They built cities into mountainsides and into jungles and on mighty platforms above lakes. They milked beasts and grew crops, but where their needs would bring suffering to living creatures or exhaust the natural landscape they tasked their engineers with finding technological solutions. The Empire didn’t interfere with Polyneus when Wyl Lark was young (at least not that he could remember), but when he turned twelve, the Empire’s presence became unmissable. They built

a weapons platform in low atmosphere, for unknown reasons. The elders of the settlements petitioned the Empire when they saw the damage being done from the platforms. The Empire promised inspections and studies, both those promises where never kept. Slowly, the planet’s atmosphere began to die. That’s when the elders reached out to the Rebel Alliance. The ‘Hik’e-Matriarch’—translate it as ‘queen’, though the title is more complicated than that—knew the rebels needed pilots. So she offered to send one of the finest sur-avka fliers from each community to serve with the Rebellion until Polyneus was free from the Emperor’s shadow. Those volunteers from Polyneus who found their way into the Alliance were called the Hundred and Twenty. Over a month after the Battle of Endor, Polyneus was still not free of the Emperor’s shadow.

The homeworld of the Imperial loyalty officer Emarr Ottkreg. Bagging lake-divers on Pondakree was a task that was considered considerably easy.

A world where a battle between the Galactic Empire and Alliance to Restore the Republic took place during the Galactic Civil War.

A world in the galaxy that the Rebel Alliance's Sixty-First Mobile Infantry was sent to during the Galactic Civil War.

Sava system.
A world who's entire civilization had risen and collapsed over the timing of an eclipse.

A world that housed a rebel outpost. During the Galactic Civil War, the outpost was involved in the Primtara incident, in which Imperial SCAR troopers of Task Force 99 killed at least two rebel troopers.

Following an uprising on Qemia 7, Corporal Stordan Tonc joined the Rebel Alliance.

A planet that was part of the Galactic Empire by the time of the Battle of Endor. In Tavuu, the capital of the planet, the Segenka prison was located there. Also Tavuu was located on

a large plateau, in the western part, which cut off into the jungle of Zoess. The deschene and ghoma were a clawed creatures native to the Zoess.

An arid planet in the galaxy. It was safeguarded by thorny space time anomalies, but still close enough to a couple of major hyperspace lanes that could permit effortless jumps to lightspeed.

Some believed that Rajtiri had birthed and fostered more smugglers than anywhere else outside of Hutt Space—as a result, the ancient city of Jibuto prospered.

A world known for it's luxury resorts.

A world where the New Republic's Alphabet Squadron attempted to intercept and capture an Imperial freighter that they believed to have been resupplied at Pandem Nai. The

captain of the starship agreed to surrender, but was murdered and replaced by one of the crew, who opened fire on the squadron.

The homeworld of General Sotorus Ramda of the Galactic Empire.

A planet where a clear and deadly poison could be made from the world's native Achinios weed.

A planet in the galaxy that in 3 BBY was on a list of worlds that Bail Organa had listed as a potential candidate for a humanitarian mission for his daughter Leia Organa. Leia noted that Ruoss Minor remained shattered after the latest

series of crackdowns undertaken by Emperor Palpatine, though in reality the true damage had been done long before and that due to her limited resources, proving the cause and effect would've been difficult.

Western Reaches.
A toxic and inhospitable world located near Jakku.

A world that had massive amounts of Rhydonium. Sometime around 10 BBY, Jabba the Hutt had drilling platforms on Saracor to mine Rhydonium.

Sarjenn system.
A world with a cold climate, located on the edge of its system. During her time studying at the University of Bar'leth, Chelli Aphra embarked on an unsanctioned archaeological expedition to a fortress on Sarjenn Prime.

The homeworld of New Republic (and later Resistance) pilot Karé Kun.

A terrestrial world. Around 4 ABY, in the aftermath of the Battle of Endor, it was one of many worlds targeted during the Galactic Empire's Operation: Cinder, in which its crust was shattered by tectonic devices.

A world that Kullbee Sperado was on when he was recruited by Saw Gerrera to join the Partisans.

A terrestrial world with oceans and beaches on its surface. During the Republic Era, the Jedi Master Dooku and his Padawan Qui-Gon Jinn were involved in a battle on the world, along with Rael Averross.

The Trandoshan bounty hunter Bossk collected bounties on the Silver Moon of Acomber.

A forest world home to a vicious camp of slavers who bred among their captives the fiercest, most bloodthirsty gladiators in the known galaxy. The slavers were eventually all killed by Darth Caldoth.

A world where the Empire transported ore from in what Saw Gerrera believed was a major weapons development, due to its increased focus on cargo.

A world where the Craygalon Marauders were from.

Homeworld of the Soikan species. By the High Republic Era, Soika had been ravaged by the Soikan conflict, a war between several factions of Soikans

A world that had an atmosphere that was often plagued by hurricanes.

A world where a Mandalorian construction worker used to hit on the pilot Taka Jamoreesa.

A planet located in the galaxy. The Dressellian smuggler Has Obitt found the Malicious Moondog, a cantina on Suba, no more nastier than the cantina on Rajtiri, the Wanton Wellspring.

A world inhabited by members of the Frizznoth species. A number of Frizznoths were killed in a massacre caused by Vap Tomulus. As a result of the massacre, Frizznoth crime lord Mozeen Parapa hunted down and killed Tomulus.

A moon that had been acquired by the Galactic Empire, who, under the leadership of Sergeant Magernon, converted it into a prison that covered its entire surface. Once the prison had been filled up, the Empire excavated the moon in order to expand the prison further. The digging was called off when the workers encountered a nest of bastaks, who massacred them. After the Battle of Endor,

Substation Grimdock fell under jurisdiction of the New Republic. After the Battle of Jakku, Magernon was allowed to continue running the prison. He freed all the prisoners who had been friendly towards the Empire, who contacted pirates to pick them up. The New Republic brought in their fleet to blockade the pirate vessels from leaving, causing a standoff.

Suntilla system.
The homeworld of Vober Dand, a male Tarsunt.

Mirrin sector.
A world that was the site of the Suraz engagement between the First Order and the New Republic Rapier Squadron led by Poe Dameron. It was part of a star system that also contained Suraz 5.

Mirrin sector.
A world that was the site of the Suraz engagement between the First Order and the New Republic Rapier Squadron led by Poe Dameron. It was part of a star system that also contained Suraz 4.

A world where Imperial artist Zeehay Versio had her last assignment before she died.

A world with a native population that resided in hives. Major Soran Keize led the squadrons of the Galactic Empire's 204th Imperial Fighter Wing at Taka Shier, in which the fighter wing burned the hives of the natives.

Homeworld of the Talpini species.

The Trandoshan bounty hunter Bossk collected bounties on Taldorrah.

A planet that was the homeworld of the Frigosian species. Due to its atmosphere being different from that of Takodana, the Frigosians Thromba and Laparo wore breathing apparatuses around where a humanoid nose would be during their time on Takodana.

A world where everyone had green eyes. It was also the homeworld of Jane, a girl who traveled aboard the Wayward Current on its journey to Canto Bight.

Homeworld of the Tarnab species.

A world (presumably) that featured in the digidrama Zero Hour: The Tentraxis Campaign. The series contained ample description of high-g maneuvers and pilots shouting defiance over comms.

A high gravity world and the homeworld of the humanoid Caysin Bog.

A small grassland planet on the very edge of First Order space. The planet was sparsely populated with most Tevellians living on the nearby moon. The planet itself was largely agricultural, the land given over to the crops required to produce bacta. The primary production facility was located in the northern hemisphere.

A planet in the Theron system, whose surface featured famous spiral stone formations. It had a strong racing culture, including podracing and the Five Sabers tournament.

Sometime after the Battle of Yavin, Thurhanna Minor's countryside became littered with large power facilities, a result of the Galactic Empire's successful 'building programs'. A documentary based on the Empire's expansion on Thurhanna Minor could be seen at various cantinas on the planet Jelucan.

A planet that had at least nine moons, one of which was the Ninth Moon of Tilth that was home to floating depot in the Sea of Carawak.

A world where after his death, Pol Andrissus, a member of the Rebel Alliance's Sixty-First Mobile Infantry, was remembered for his heroic actions.

A world occupied by the First Order after the Hosnian Cataclysm and under the direct supervision of General Bellava Parnadee.

A world that was the homeworld of a Torphlusian senator who represented the world in the Galactic Senate of the New Republic.

A planet located in the galaxy where the dissertation advisor of a female biologist once traveled. During their time on Touksingal, the advisor lost an arm to a group of bloodthirsty bat-like-predators that hunted in swarms.

Shortly after the Battle of Crait, the remainding members of the Resistance aboard the Millennium Falcon considered stopping at Tovash Tchii to refuel. They reconsidered it after Rey believed they'd likely draw the attention of the First Order.

A world that had massive amounts of Rhydonium. Sometime around 10 BBY, Jabba the Hutt had drilling platforms on Tralgaria to mine Rhydonium.

A world where the Galactic Empire operated the Trenchenovu shipyards. Nath Tensent and his Rebel Alliance squadron attempted to attack the shipyards, but the attack went wrong, with Tensent the sole survivor.

The homeworld of the Troglof species.

A world where the TIE fighter pilots of the Galactic Empire's 204th Imperial Fighter Wing attacked Rebel Alliance forces who were attempting to flee.

A world that housed a prominent shipyard. During the Galactic Civil War, the shipyard of Turco Prime was controlled by the Galactic Empire; however the New Republic fought to gain control of it in 5 ABY.

Thirty years after the Battle of Endor, Ubardia was a member world in the New Republic, where it was represented by Gadde Neshurrion in the Galactic Senate.

A world with a port where Fort Ypso barttender Midnight called home for a time but discarded in favor of settling on the frontier world of Vandor.

It was said that Enfys Nest defeated the Skyraptors of Unavartan all by herself in one night.

A world receiving funds under the label "Spaceport Department" three years before the Battle of Yavin.

A planet that was home to an arachnid species who consumed their weakest children.

A forested planet located in the galaxy. Ushruu was also the homeworld of Enchantress, a female Force-sensitive human.

A world that had at least one ocean and was home to starwhales. Rebel pilot Zev Senesca once hunted starwhales on Uthura.

A world where Prelate Verge promised a detail of stormtroopers would be sent to protect Lieutenant Kourterel's family from rebels.

According to DK-RA-43, its desert landscapes were far more scenic than those of Tatooine.

A world with a port where Fort Ypso barttender Midnight called home for a time but discarded in favor of settling on the frontier world of Vandor.

The homeworld of the Verosian species. It was once rich, but the Galactic Empire gained control of the planet and took the Verosians' wealth for itself.

Homeworld of the Vintians, a species that resembled rocks.

A world known for its honey fields and orchards. Sometime during the Galactic Civil War, the planet fell under the control of the Rebel Alliance, after a battle between them and the Galactic Empire occurred.

An aquatic world located in the galaxy that housed a Imperial training academy known as Viper's Nest. Sinjir Rath Velus uncovered a plot to assassinate Darth Vader whilst on Virkoi.

A world that was assaulted by the Rebel Alliance during the Galactic Civil War. The assault was later mentioned by Ransolm Casterfo as an example of the Rebels' so-called terrorist tactics during the war.

Squadron Four of the Galactic Empire's 204th Imperial Fighter Wing undertook a mission to Vnex during the Galactic Civil War.

Homeworld of the Volbati species.

A planet that was the cavernous homeworld of the sentient Vorlaggn species. A palace existed on the planet that was owned by the crime lord Slussen Urla-fir Kal Kethin-wa Canker.

A world in the Warlentta system that was the homeworld of Resistance Commander Larma D'Acy. After Warlentta refused to the join the New Republic, the world's independent culture made an impression on Senator Leia Organa. After Organa founded the Resistance in 28 ABY, she visited the world personally and recruited D'Acy.

A backwater world that was rarely visited by anyone. It was located in a different sector to the planet Ponemah Terminal.

The homeworld of Kedpin Shoklop and likely the homeworld the entire Wermal species.

A planet located along the galaxy's Shipwrights' Trace trade route. Whiforla-song was a language spoken by the avian inhabitants of the planet.

Homeworld of the Alazmec, a cult that pilgrimaged to Mustafar to venerate Darth Vader.

A world upon which the early Jedi established their presence, as mentioned by the Jedi writer Kli the Elder in the Rammahgon.

A scenic world known for its clouds.

When she was just a recruit in the Galactic Empire, Rae Sloane once escaped from a gang of rebels on Yan Korelda after refueling her speeder bike.

A world where the Jedi Rael Averross was sent as a diplomat.

The 204th Imperial Fighter Wing of the Galactic Empire flew above the surface of Yethra, which consisted of ice sheets that heavily reflected the system's bright sun.

Zab, a member of the New Republic's Sixty-First Mobile Infantry, was reminded of the fall of Yordain Core by an incident on Catadra. It involved a priest-king's blessing.

The homeworld of Jlibbous, a chef who was renowned for greatness in the centuries before the Battle of Takodana.

A world that became the site of a battle during the Clone Wars. An independent HoloNet node operator named Donclode Onstruss operated on the planet, and was airlifted from the combat zone after catching the attention of Senator Orn Free Taa, being sent to make propaganda on Coruscant.

A world with sea life. BB-8 had the ability to mimic the mating call of said sea life, however as of 34 ABY, he had not yet initiated this subroutine.