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Gamorr

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Gamorr
Astrographical
Region

Outer Rim Territories

System

Opoku system

Suns

1: Opoku

Moons

1

Physical
Primary terrain
  • Forests
  • Rainforests
  • Tundra
Points of interest
Societal
Native species

Gamorreans

Official language

Gamorrese

Affiliation
"Procedures programs for visiting Gamorr consist of a single line: DO NOT VISIT GAMORR."
C-3PO[src]

Gamorr was the agrarian homeworld of the pig-faced Gamorreans, located in the Opoku system of the Outer Rim.

Its varied terrain ranged from frozen tundra to deep forests, and was considered quite pleasant by off-worlders. Nevertheless, tourism was highly discouraged to Gamorr because of the vicious lifestyle of ferocious, bloody warfare constantly being waged between rival Gamorrean clans.

Prominent mushrooms were also found on Gamorr, as were native coolsap trees.

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[edit] History

A Fortress on Gamorr.
A Fortress on Gamorr.

Around 1,002 BBY, the Brotherhood of Darkness operated a Sith academy on the world that specialized in the training of Sith Warriors and Marauders.[1] Under the Galactic Empire, it was the site of a NAMIS disaster.

Gamorr was also a site for podracing, the events made safe by the Hutts, who employed the Gamorreans as guards and soldiers.

Though the Gamorreans did not develop space travel, they somehow established a colony on nearby Pzob. However, the planet was never united under a single government, and remained unaligned after the fall of the Empire.

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[edit] Behind the scenes

The PC game Star Wars: Rebellion mistakenly places Gamorr in the Dufilvan Sector (a misspelling of the true Dufilvian Sector), which is actually located in the Mid Rim.

[edit] Appearances

[edit] Sources

[edit] Notes and references

  1. Jedi vs. Sith: The Essential Guide to the Force
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