A swamp like planet where Luke Skywalker first met Jedi Master Yoda.

The blueprint for the republic's clone army. "Father" of Boba Fett.

The rebellion typically used these types of fighters. Luke Skywalker had one as well.

Sand people.

A green-clad bounty hunter who worked for both Vader and Jabba the Hutt.

Indigenous species include Wampas and Tauntauns.

The female senator of Naboo after Sheev Palpatine became Supreme Chancellor of the Republic.

The actual name of "Chickenwalkers."

A species of slug-like crime bosses.

The caretaker of "The Child" belongs to this creed of warriors.

A wretched hive of scum and villainy.

Also known by his Sith name, Darth Tyrannus. As a Jedi Master, he trained Qui Gon Jinn.

The republic ran their clone production operations on this planet during the Clone Wars.

Members of this species served as guards at Jabba's Palca.

Bounty hunters are known for freezing their targets in this substance.

This planet appeared in the prequel trilogy, the sequel trilogy, and Rouge One. Making it one of the only planets to be represented throughout all three eras of the saga.

Jedi often use these kinds of droids as co-pilots in their starfighters. R2-D2 was one of these.

A veteran of the Clone Wars, this rebellion extremist also fought against the Empire.

Amphibious, the native inhabitants of Naboo.

The bounty hunter Boba Fett met his end in this kind of living landform in Episode 6 (or did he?)

The birthplace of the Jedi Order. A tree on an island of this planet held the ancient Jedi texts.

The adoptive father of Leia Organa.

An arid desert planet with insect-like natives. A large battle between the Jedi and Separatists occurred here.

Also known as Space Slugs, the Millenium Falcon accidentally traveled inside one of these in Episode 5.

Many Mandalorians find themselves contracted out as bounty hunters. The Mandalorians are an ancient creed of warriors who traditionally constructed their armor from this kind of material.