A planet with a damp, clammy climate located on the very edge of Wild Space. Before the birth of their daughter Lina, the cartographers Auric and Rhyssa Graf visited that world. During the reign of Emperor Palpatine, Agaris hosted an Imperial mining compound.

A moon that orbited the planet Agaris in Wild Space.

Morellia Commonwealth.
A cool, swampy planet located in the Artiod system of the Morellian Commonwealth that was the homeworld of the Artiodac species. It was discovered by Zygerrian slavers while trying to escape Republic justice, who returned to the world over the centuries to fill their slave pens with Artiodacs and train them for sale.

A planet connected to the Endor system by a hyperspace route. Its capital city of Salis D’aar is conveniently laid in a circular pattern, making it easy for outsiders to navigate.

A world that sat at the end of a hyperspace route that traveled through Batuu, Umme, Yakorki, Mokivj and Plood before reaching Cermau.

The nickname of an uncharted swamp planet that was discovered by Auric and Rhyssa Graf, who were arrested by Captain Visler Korda of the Imperial Navy when he claimed it for the Galactic Empire.

A gas giant in the fifth orbital position of a star system located on the edge of Wild Space. The planet had at least one prominent storm in its atmosphere, and its eye was crimson in color and visible from orbit. Klytus V shared its name with Klytus V Station

A largely undiscovered planet located in the galaxy's Wild Space that was home to grasslands and plains and was the homeworld of the Lynna species.

A once-populated moon located in a far-off system centered around a dying star. During the age of the Old Republic, Lupal was home to a great civilization, a highly evolved culture that revered art and aesthetics, philosophy and tolerance. One of the moon's cities was called Thrass. When the system's star fractured,

horrible solar flares devastated Lupal's population. There were few survivors. Years later Lupal was a ruin, overgrown and littered with the detritus of the great cities that once covered its globe. It was inhospitable and deserted, long ago abandoned to its fate.

An isolated planet close to the Unknown Regions where Eli Vanto grew up.

At one point it was explored by the Graf family. The planet included lifeforms such as octopoids which communicated by changing their skin patterns.

A remote green-and-red planet on the very edge of Wild Space. It is the homeworld of the Zixon species. During the time following the Battle of Crait, First Order forces were sent to Minfar in search of a secret Imperial laboratory and legendary weapon. They were met with resistance from the native Zixon as well as operatives from the Resistance. Ghikjil was an underground city inhabited by the Zixon.

Pion system.

From space, it looked like a brown and blue orb. Its capital, Thune City, like the rest of the planet's inhabited zones, was built on canals whose stagnant waters attracted insects. Thune City's narrow streets ran alongside the canals, with tall buildings made of a dirty-looking yellow stone. One of the city's points of interest was Merchant's Bridge, a large bridge that spanned a whole canal and was covered with market stalls and traders.

Weik system.
The planet Weik was a nexus of Force energy, flowing freely among the mountains and fjords. Although the planet developed a rich biosphere, Weik never developed sentient life. Located on the fringes of civilized space, visitors to Weik generally landed on the planet by accident. An untamed wilderness at the edge of its star's habitable zone, the planet was cool even at the equator. Heavy snows blanketed the planet during the winter months, making it difficult for life to survive. A planet with small, deep

seas that froze over often, Weik's continents were crisscrossed by towering mountain ranges. The population centers of Weik were scattered and disparate, unable to unite around a single culture due to geographical obstacles. Inhabited for thousands of years, migration stalled after an initial diaspora occurred while the original colonists still had some of their technology. Organized around a feudal society, travel from one city-state to the next took months on narrow roads and across turbulent seas.