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Khomm
Astrographical
Region	Deep Core
System	Khomm system
Grid coordinates	L-12
Physical
Class	Terrestrial
Atmosphere	Oxygen
Primary terrain	Oceans, plains[source?]
Points of interest	Khomm Central Population Planning
Societal
Native species	Khommites
Primary language(s)	Galactic Basic Standard
Population	100 million to 500 million
Demonym	Khommite
Affiliation	Galactic Republic New Republic

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Khomm was a planet in the Khomm system on the edge of the Deep Core with wide blue seas, great land masses, and an abundance of oxygen. It was the home planet to the Khommites and the Khommite striders.

History

The Khommites possessed a culture of conformity, with a society that had remained unchanged for nearly a millennium. They decided they had reached the pinnacle of their civilization in 990 BBY, so life on the planet remained static. Through the Khomm Central Population Planning, all of the citizens of Khomm were clones of previous generations. A clone of each person of each subsequent generation was created to ensure the contiguous continuation of their species.

The cities on Khomm were mathematically perfect grids, with square housing and gardens, all preplanned. The animal population of Khomm, including the Khommite strider, was also genetically controlled by the Khommites. It was said that when a visitor landed on Khomm, its dullness could literally make one crazy.

After his graduation from the Chandrilan Academy of Sciences, Shi'ido scientist Borborygmus Gog infiltrated the reclusive cloner ranks of Khomm to learn from them.

During the Clone Wars, Khomm remained loyal to the Galactic Republic. However, war-time cloning restrictions were difficult for the Khommites to live with.

One Khommite, Dorsk 81, left Khomm to study at Luke Skywalker's Jedi Praxeum because he discovered his Force abilities, doing something that generations before him did not do.

In 12 ABY, Imperial Admiral Natasi Daala ordered an attack on Khomm, when it was discovered that Dorsk 81 and Kyp Durron had visited the planet. Dorsk 80, Dorsk 81's predecessor, wished him to return to his old job, but 81 was simply trying to warn Khomm of the impending attack. Refusing to listen, the Khommites did nothing. Colonel Cronus carried out Daala's order with Crimson Command, devastating the planet and its population, forcing the Khommites to do something they had not done in centuries—adapt.

It is unknown what became of Khomm after the attack, though it is known that two of Dorsk 81's clones, Dorsk 82 and Dorsk 83, came to train at the Jedi Praxeum.

Behind the scenes

The PC game Star Wars: Rebellion mistakenly places Khomm in the Farfin Sector (a misspelling of the true Farrfin Sector) of the Galactic Core, not to be confused with the Deep Core.

Appearances

• CIS Shadowfeed Dispatch 14:7:01 Edition (Mentioned only)
• Odds (Mentioned only)
• Republic Commando: True Colors (Mentioned only)
• Star Wars: Rebellion
• Dark Apprentice (First mentioned)
• Darksaber (First appearance)
• Jedi Academy: Leviathan (Mentioned only)
• Edge of Victory I: Conquest (Mentioned only)

Sources

• The Essential Guide to Characters
• The Jedi Academy Sourcebook
• Star Wars: Rebellion: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
• The Essential Guide to Planets and Moons
• The New Jedi Order Sourcebook
• Ultimate Alien Anthology
• The Official Star Wars Fact File 7 (PLA6, Core Worlds Overview)
• The Official Star Wars Fact File 135 (DOR1-2, Dorsk 81)
• Aliens in the Empire
•  Byss and the Deep Core on Wizards.com (original article link, backup links on Archive.org)
• The Essential Atlas
•  Cloning in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)