#bimmisaari

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Star Wars Planets by Chris Trevas (Tatooine x2, Ansion x2, Kohlma, Ord Mantell, Barison, Korriban, Bimmisaari, Bothawui, Kashyyyk, Subterrel, Dantooine, Taanab)

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From the Star Wars Adventure Journal Volume 1, Number 1.

Okay, but this is such a goldmine of information! I declare Glah Ubooki to be the galaxy’s go-to fence.

Glah Ubooki's Strange & Wondrous Imports did not open up a permanent shop until after the Battle of Endor (which would have been in the year 4 ABY) but their business scheme seems to have operated long before that—perhaps as early as 6 BBY. (Wookieepedia confirms this speculation.)

There are 18 shops scattered throughout the galaxy, and each one is owned by a different Ubooki brother. In addition to their flagship store in Glastro, there is one in Mos Eisley, and another somewhere on Coruscant.

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From the Shadows of the Empire sourcebook.

According to Wookieepedia, this event happened in 3 ABY.

I’m posting this here for the reference to Stabris in message two. Also, I just love these stories regarding insignificant characters.

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From the Heir to the Empire sourcebook.

Some more valuable information on Bimmisaari.

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From Star Wars: The Essential Atlas.

Bimmisaari is home to two species that call themselves Bimms—small near-humans and furred humanoids. Both are thought faintly ridiculous by the other species, but both have contributed immensely to the wealth of a thriving trade world. Bimms will trade anything with anybody, and nobody—not a Hutt crime lord, a Randoni master trader, or a Mytaranor slaver—intimidates a Bimm who thinks she or he has a deal to close.

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From the illustrated children's book, Han Solo's Rescue Mission.

This story was not nearly as insightful as I hoped it would be, but at least it contains a very nice illustration of Ithor.