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Varonat
Astrographical
Region

Outer Rim Territories; Greater Javin[1]

Sector

Anoat Sector

System

Varonat system

Rotation period

24 standard hours[1]

Orbital period

400 local days[1]

Physical
Class

Terrestrial[1]

Atmosphere

Type I (breathable for Humans)[1]

Climate

Warm[1]

Gravity

95% standard[1]

Primary terrain
Societal
Native species

Morodin[1]

Immigrated species
Official language
Government

None[1]

Population
  • 50,000 Morodins[1]
  • 3,000 Humans[1]
  • Assorted Krish[1]
Major cities
Major imports

None[1]

Major exports

Aleudrupe berries[1]

Affiliation

Varonat was a planet in the Anoat Sector of the Outer Rim Territories, situated along the Ison Trade Corridor. It was a steaming jungle and adopted home of the Morodin species.[1]

The Morodins colonized the planet in 26,000 BBY. The descendants of these colonists ensured the survival of the species, which went extinct on their original homeworld.[2]

Human colonists from the planet Salliche came to Varonat 250 BBY, founding the settlements of Tropis-on-Varonat and Edgefields-on-Varonat. These settlements never grew to more than a few thousand people, however.[1]

During the Clone Wars, Varonat was plagued by pirates. A force under Ki-Adi-Mundi and Anakin Skywalker was dispatched to deal with them in 21 BBY.[3]

After the Battle of Endor, several Krish under Gamgalon discovered that the fermented juice of Morodin-fertilized aleudrupe berries could be used in place of tibanna gas in blasters. They covered their operation with a Morodin-hunting safari, but the smuggler Talon Karrde, investigating the operation, wound up destroying it within a few years.[2]

The planet was later directly represented in the New Republic Senate.[4]

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