#core worlds

[lilacsmothership]

the usual alternative to humanoid mechs is some variant of chicken, spider, or other inspiration from animals, but there's a lot of unexplored territory in robots that don't look quite like either, i think. mechs that look like a building on legs, multi-axis gantry cranes, etc - forms of locomotion only known in machines that lend themselves well to precision handling and other utilities that call for a robot's touch

[lylwitchita]

c o r u s c a n t

[sw5w]

Ever Made Your Way As Far into the Interior as Coruscant?

STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:51:29

The definition of the Interior as its own region comes from the 2019 Galactic Explorer's Guide which has a nice simplified map showing the regions.

I actually prefer this way of showing areas of the galaxy, based off of a geometric circular grid rather than the "wobbly" borders on other maps.

If we compare the borders of the Interior to the maps we have from the Essential Atlas, the Interior could be further broken into the Negs, the Northern Dependencies, the Southern Core, and the edge of the Hyperspace Anomalies we now know as the Red Honeycomb Zone.

[sinisterexaggerator]

“While the Hutts operated primarily in Hutt Space, which was an autonomous region on the border between the Mid Rim and Outer Rim, they did have influence and operations within the Core Worlds, including Coruscant. Hutt Space was a haven for disreputable elements, but the Hutts also maintained relationships and engaged in trade with authorities in the Core Worlds, including Coruscant” — Google.

This makes me happy, actually. It’s totally plausible, as Porla the Hutt’s agent and advisor, that Hondo Ohnaka could have gone to Duro on business ( a core world), and run into a young Cad Bane. ehehehe.

[archeo-starwars]

Into the Core Worlds [Adventure Journal 07]

[kad-dala]

Briika'skraan

[whovian223]

New to Me - January 2023

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[oh-no-eu-didnt]

Metellos was an urbanized planet located in the Core. Known as “the Coruscant that wasn’t,” Metellos a center of industry and commerce, and was overpopulated and polluted. The cities were composed of large blocks that rose kilometers into the sky, with some cities floating above the surface. The Jedi often used Metellos as a starting point for their pilgrimages to Ilum.

Source: Coruscant and the Core Worlds (2003)

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