#yag'dhul

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Yag’Dhul was a barren world located in the Inner Rim. Home to the mathematically minded Givin, Yag’Dhul was inhospitable to most species. Intense tidal forces caused by its three moons sometimes pulled all water on the planet’s surface to one area or another, leaving vacuum in between. Yag’Dhul was centered on important trade routes, and a common waypoint.

Source: The New Essential Guide to Alien Species (2006)

First Appearance: Galaxy Guide 4: Alien Races (1989)

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Yag’Dhul was a planet located in the Inner Rim. Home to the exoskeletal Givin species, Yag’Dhul was a barren world. The sparse atmosphere was drawn to certain areas of the planet’s surface, while the rest remained a vacuum. It was a major trade hub.

Source: The New Essential Guide to Alien Species (2006)

First Appearance: Galaxy Guide 4: Alien Races (1989)

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The Givin were a species of humanoid native to Yag’Dhul, a volcanic Inner Rim world. Resembling walking skeletons, Givin had a hardened exoskeleton and could survive in the vacuum of space. Culturally, they cared a great deal about mathematics, to the point that proving equations was a common Givin greeting.

Source: The New Essential Guide to Alien Species (Art: William O’Connor; 2006)

First Appearance: Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope (1977)

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"His last word," Anakin said. "It took a lot out of him to say even that. He really wanted me to know something. I think Yag'Dhul may be in danger."

Corran's eyes narrowed, reflecting a sudden, plunging-stomach suspicion. "Anakin, where is this jump taking us?"

"You said Coreward," Anakin replied innocenetly.

"Tell me we aren't going to pop out in the Yag'Dhul system."

"We aren't going to pop out in the Yag'Dhul system," Anakin told him.

"Good," Corran said, relieved.

"We're going to come out really near it, though." Anakin added.

"Why you--" Corran held back a series of specifically Corellian words that he really wanted to use. But Tahiri was only fourteen. Would he make it through Valin's and Jysella's teenage years without turning to the dark side? Probably not.