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Varl

Astrographical
Region	Mid Rim
Sector	Hutt Space^[1]
System	Ardos system^[1]
Suns	1: Ardos Formerly: 2: Ardos and Evona
Grid coordinates	S-11^[1]
Physical
Primary terrain	Modern: Airless craters Historic: Polluted wastelands Ancient: Forests Oceans
Societal
Native species	None Formerly: Hutts T'landa Til Rybets
Immigrated species	Twi'leks Klatooinians Nikto Vodran
Primary language(s)	Formerly: Huttese Rybese
Government	Empire
Major cities	None
Affiliation	Hutts Infinite Empire Hutt Empire Honorable Union of Desevro & Tion (Fortress world) Yuuzhan Vong Empire Confederation

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Varl was the original home world of the Hutts, t'landa Til, and possibly the Rybets. According to Hutt legend, it was devastated in a cataclysm that vaporized its atmosphere and obliterated all other planets, as well as its moons within its star system.

1 History
2 Appearances
3 Sources
4 Notes and references
- 4.1 In other languages

HistoryEdit

Early HistoryEdit

Varl was a conquest of the Rakata, and was a part of the Infinite Empire for some period prior to the rise of the Hutts.

The CataclysmEdit

According to Hutt legend, the planet Varl orbited around two suns, Evona and Ardos. Evona and Ardos were venerated as gods by the Hutts. Evona was consumed by a black hole, and in fury, Ardos expelled its gaseous external layers and destroyed the other planets of the star system in 15,000 BBY.

Somehow, Varl survived, though its atmosphere was vaporized, its biosphere was annihilated, and it was left as wasteland. The Hutts fled Varl before the cataclysm, and soon resettled at their colony on Evocar which they promptly renamed Nal Hutta. They believed that by surviving the cataclysm they had been elevated to the status of 'near-gods'. The planet they left behind was reinhabited by the descendants of abandoned servants of the Hutts, with only a few squalid manufacturing centers built in airdomes.

SpeculationEdit

The tale was generally dismissed as more Huttese hyperbole, and the most commonly accepted alternate theory was that the Hutts destroyed their world themselves in some ancient civil war.

Interestingly, there were signs indicating that the cratered wasteland of the planet Varl was once a pleasant green world, and besides many asteroids, no other world orbited the white dwarf, Ardos. Presumably, the asteroids were the remains of Varl's moons, as researchers at the Baobab Archives claimed to have found Hutt artifacts "on the moons of Varl."