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== Known Planets of the Je’daii Era == | |||
''A catalog of confirmed worlds relevant to the Age of Harmony'' | ''A catalog of confirmed worlds relevant to the Age of Harmony'' | ||
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This page catalogs planets that are known, confirmed, and relevant to current historical and philosophical understanding within this campaign setting. | This page catalogs planets that are known, confirmed, and relevant to current historical and philosophical understanding within this campaign setting. | ||
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== Confirmed Worlds == | == Confirmed Worlds == | ||
=== [[Virelya]] === | === [[Star Wars/Worlds/Virelya|Virelya]] === | ||
The hidden world of the [[Je’daii Order]]. | The hidden world of the [[Star Wars/Factions/Je’daii Order|Je’daii Order]]. | ||
* Located beyond known Republic space | * Located beyond known Republic space | ||
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Virelya is not widely known and is considered myth by most of the galaxy. | Virelya is not widely known and is considered myth by most of the galaxy. | ||
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--- | === [[Star Wars/Worlds/Tython|Tython]] === | ||
=== [[Tython]] === | |||
The ancient birthplace of the original Je’daii philosophy. | The ancient birthplace of the original Je’daii philosophy. | ||
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While no longer central to galactic events, Tython remains a place of deep historical importance. | While no longer central to galactic events, Tython remains a place of deep historical importance. | ||
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=== [[Dathomir]] === | |||
The shadowed root-world of the Sisters of Dathomir. | The shadowed root-world of the Sisters of Dathomir. | ||
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Dathomir is no longer an open seat of witch-clan power. By 300 ABY, it has become a guarded world of red wilds, hidden villages, rancor-bonded clans, ancient ruins, and buried Green Wells. The Sisters have spread into the galaxy as advisors and political operatives, but Dathomir remains their place of training, judgment, memory, and old power. | Dathomir is no longer an open seat of witch-clan power. By 300 ABY, it has become a guarded world of red wilds, hidden villages, rancor-bonded clans, ancient ruins, and buried Green Wells. The Sisters have spread into the galaxy as advisors and political operatives, but Dathomir remains their place of training, judgment, memory, and old power. | ||
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The official capital of the Central Republic. | The official capital of the Central Republic. | ||
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Coruscant remains one of the most important worlds in the galaxy, but by 300 ABY its power is shared with regional governments, trade powers, Virelya, and hidden influence networks. | Coruscant remains one of the most important worlds in the galaxy, but by 300 ABY its power is shared with regional governments, trade powers, Virelya, and hidden influence networks. | ||
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The restored crown-world of the Mandalorian people. | The restored crown-world of the Mandalorian people. | ||
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By 300 ABY, Mandalore is no longer a world of feuding war-clans or endless conquest. It has become a restored monarchy where clan identity survives without clan warfare. Its people still honor armor, discipline, and defense, but violence is no longer treated as the heart of Mandalorian identity. Mandalore now stands as a peaceful but guarded world, choosing restraint without forgetting how to protect itself. | By 300 ABY, Mandalore is no longer a world of feuding war-clans or endless conquest. It has become a restored monarchy where clan identity survives without clan warfare. Its people still honor armor, discipline, and defense, but violence is no longer treated as the heart of Mandalorian identity. Mandalore now stands as a peaceful but guarded world, choosing restraint without forgetting how to protect itself. | ||
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Revision as of 12:53, 5 September 2026
Worlds
Known Planets of the Je’daii Era
A catalog of confirmed worlds relevant to the Age of Harmony
Overview
In the Age of the Je’daii, much of the galaxy remains mapped and inhabited, but only a small number of worlds hold direct significance to the study of the Force and the evolution of harmony.
This page catalogs planets that are known, confirmed, and relevant to current historical and philosophical understanding within this campaign setting.
Confirmed Worlds
The hidden world of the Je’daii Order.
- Located beyond known Republic space
- Strongly attuned to the Force
- Serves as the primary training and philosophical center of the Je’daii
- Believed to influence those who travel upon it
Virelya is not widely known and is considered myth by most of the galaxy.
The ancient birthplace of the original Je’daii philosophy.
- Site of early Force study traditions
- Origin of the unified understanding of the Force
- Historical foundation for the modern Je’daii Order
While no longer central to galactic events, Tython remains a place of deep historical importance.
The shadowed root-world of the Sisters of Dathomir.
- Remote and dangerous Outer Rim world
- Sacred home of Dathomiri magick and spirit ichor
- Now serves as the hidden spiritual anchor of the Sisters of Dathomir
- Its ancient power has weakened, but not vanished
- Believed to remember, test, and influence those who walk upon it
Dathomir is no longer an open seat of witch-clan power. By 300 ABY, it has become a guarded world of red wilds, hidden villages, rancor-bonded clans, ancient ruins, and buried Green Wells. The Sisters have spread into the galaxy as advisors and political operatives, but Dathomir remains their place of training, judgment, memory, and old power.
The official capital of the Central Republic.
- Official seat of the Central Republic
- Home to the Senate, courts, ministries, and embassies
- Symbolic center of galactic law and diplomacy
- Powerful but no longer the sole center of galactic authority
Coruscant remains one of the most important worlds in the galaxy, but by 300 ABY its power is shared with regional governments, trade powers, Virelya, and hidden influence networks.
The restored crown-world of the Mandalorian people.
- Reunited under a peaceful Mandalorian monarchy
- Ancient clan wars have ended under royal rule
- Cities have been rebuilt into bright civic and cultural centers
- Mandalorian warriors now serve only as a standing defense force
- Has returned to an older tradition of disciplined non-violence
- Remains proud, independent, and heavily defended
By 300 ABY, Mandalore is no longer a world of feuding war-clans or endless conquest. It has become a restored monarchy where clan identity survives without clan warfare. Its people still honor armor, discipline, and defense, but violence is no longer treated as the heart of Mandalorian identity. Mandalore now stands as a peaceful but guarded world, choosing restraint without forgetting how to protect itself.
