Name: Aduba-3
Type: Terrestrial
Temperature: Temperate
Atmosphere: Type I (Breathable)
Hydrosphere: Arid
Gravity: Standard
Terrain: Deserts, Plains, Steppe
Length of Day: 22 Standard Hours
Length of Year: 343 Local Days
Sapient Species: Human, Ithorian, Rodian, Wroonian
Starport: Steller
Population: 3 Million
Planet Function: Criminal Trade
Government: Anarchy
Tech Level: Space
Trade Routes: Triellus Trade Route
Major Exports: Criminal wares
Major Imports: Foodstuffs, Criminal wares
Settlements: Tun Aduban, Onacra
Points of Interest: Locru’s Central Saloon, House of a Higher Power, Spacer’s Hill
Flora: Dune-cactus
Fauna: High-hound, Bantha, Sithspawn, Maze-fly
System Data
Region: Outer Rim Territories
Sector: Bheriz sector
System Name: Aduba System
Star Name: Aduba
Star Type: Orange
Background: Aduba-3 was an isolated planet on the Outer Rim that became a haven for criminals and spacers with nowhere else to go. Originally settled by colonists from the Sacred Way religion, Aduba-3 became saturated by outsiders after a bogus chromium rush—this scam, run by the criminal Tenloss Syndicate, led to the planet’s sole city of Tun Aduban becoming a shadowport by the era of the Galactic Civil War. Tun Aduban was the center of society on Aduba-3, as most of the rest of the planet was barren desert spotted with lightly settled grasslands. By 0 ABY many still lived in the Sacred Way’s original small farming villages on these plains, which mostly grew maze-stalk.
Located along the Triellus Trade Route galactic east of Hutt Space, Aduba-3 became a hotspot of activity in 0 ABY. This stemmed from the visit of Rebel hero Han Solo, who traveled to the world to lie low after the Battle of Yavin. On Aduba-3, Solo was famously caught up in a dispute between the small village of Onacra and a local swoop gang called the Cloud-Riders, putting together a posse known as the Star-Hoppers of Aduba-3 to put an end to the gang’s threats. Solo’s exploits on Aduba-3 soon became legend throughout the galaxy, inspiring a popular holo-doc by 2 ABY.
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