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Nar Shaddaa was the largest moon of Nal Hutta. More commonly known as the Vertical City, the Smuggler's Moon and Little Coruscant, Nar Shaddaa was similar to Coruscant in that its surface was entirely overgrown with city sprawl since 24,500 BBY, although unlike Coruscant which was only relatively dangerous on the lower levels of the world city, Nar Shaddaa was filthy, polluted, and infested with crime throughout.
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Nar Shaddaa was the largest moon of [[Nal Hutta]]. More commonly known as the Vertical City, the Smuggler's Moon and Little Coruscant, Nar Shaddaa was similar to Coruscant in that its surface was entirely overgrown with city sprawl since 24,500 BBY, although unlike Coruscant which was only relatively dangerous on the lower levels of the world city, Nar Shaddaa was filthy, polluted, and infested with crime throughout.
 
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|[[Image:Narshaddaa2.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Inside one of its many popular tapcafe]]While much of [[Coruscant]] was filled with gleaming apartments and well-maintained skywalks, the entire moon that was Nar Shaddaa was dominated by decaying urban landscape and congested, polluted cities. Now distant from most galactic trade centers, the moon was allowed to run its own affairs with little outside interference.  
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|[[Image:Narshaddaa2.jpg|250px|left|thumb|Inside one of its many popular tapcafe]]While much of [[Coruscant]] was filled with gleaming apartments and well-maintained skywalks, the entire moon that was Nar Shaddaa was dominated by decaying urban landscape and congested, polluted cities. Now distant from most galactic trade centers, the moon was allowed to run its own affairs with little outside interference.  
  
 
The moon was protected by often-malfunctioning planetary shields. Anything illegal elsewhere could be bought and sold on Nar Shaddaa, and many young smugglers, pirates and criminals started their careers on the Smugglers' Moon. Various sections of Nar Shaddaa were controlled by the [[Hutt]]s and other criminal organizations.  
 
The moon was protected by often-malfunctioning planetary shields. Anything illegal elsewhere could be bought and sold on Nar Shaddaa, and many young smugglers, pirates and criminals started their careers on the Smugglers' Moon. Various sections of Nar Shaddaa were controlled by the [[Hutt]]s and other criminal organizations.  
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|[[Image:ShaddaaJK.png|thumb|right|The Duros Sector around 5 ABY]]In the decades prior to the Clone Wars the Duros Sector received large-scale funding from the Neimoidians of the Trade Federation and was known throughout the galaxy as a cosmopolitan haven of the Outer Rim. It contained the Old Duros Spaceport and a secret tunnel entrance into the Corellian Sector.
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After the fall of the Trade Federation and the rise of the Galactic Empire, the Duros Sector fell into disrepair and malaise, assuming the character of the rest of the moon. Many Neimoidians living there assumed the identity of Duros.
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|[[Image:Narshaddaa4.jpg|thumb|right|150px|One of the busy back-alley residential areas]]The '''Corellian Sector ''' was a high-rise district. Casinos and trendy hotspots such as the '''Meltdown Café''' attracted patrons from all walks of life.
  
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When the '''Hutts''' left their homeworld of '''Varl''', they displaced the '''Evocii''', native to '''Nal Hutta''', to Nar Shaddaa in '''25,000 BBY'''. Eventually the moon was annexed by the Hutts, who started building spaceports and docking bays across its surface, some stretching out into orbit. Although the moon was only starting to be built it quickly began to prosper, along with Nal Hutta.
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This sector housed many public merchant areas and an ill-kept warehouse district located along the perimeter of an expansive thoroughfare. The most profitable enterprise found in this region was the gambling industry. The entire city reeked of refuse and debris as repulsorlift garbage scows floated from level to level collecting garbage. The Sector could be reached by a secret tunnel entrance from the '''Duros Sector'''.
  
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Though dominated politically and economically by the [[Hutt]]s and [[Corellian]]-descended Humans, people of many species lived in the Corellian Sector. One of the more populated habitats within the Corellian Sector was the public housing area and the machine shops atop Level 88. Outlaw tech '''Shug Ninx''' and his assistant Warb maintained their own repair workshop in this area and bartered for everything from power couplings for ''YT-1300 light freighters'' to heavy-duty hull plating for ''Starjammer IZX Freight Hauler''.
  
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In '''24,500 BBY''' the moon was completely urbanized due to the physical slave labour of the Evocii, enforced by the Hutts and the Evocii were finally free since their work was complete. It rivaled the galactic capital [[Coruscant]] as an important center of interstellar trade and continued to grow. Ancient refueling spires and loading docks reached out from the native soil and some built in the upper atmosphere. In between these ports, massive vertical cities grew. The urban areas on Nar Shaddaa were known as vertical cities since new layers of housing and entertainment buildings were built on top of older layers.
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Crime was abundant in the Corellian Sector, but the authorities at Corellian Port Control largely ignored the smaller offenses and partially encouraged the occasional bounty killing. Professional hunters such as '''Boba Fett''' and '''Dengar''' were able to find easy work tracking down wanted criminals throughout the various city-levels.
  
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Like [[Coruscant]] and '''Taris''', the lower levels fell into disrepair and became havens for the lowest lifeforms (particularly the mutated descendants of the '''Evocii''') on the moon. The Hutts continued to exploit the Evocii in their new home, buying up their land and using them as a cheap labor source.
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'''Han Solo''' spent part of his early career as a smuggler on Nar Shaddaa. There, he learned the tricks of the smuggling trade from some of the galaxy's best smugglers such as '''Salla Zend''', '''Shug Ninx''' and '''Roa'''. He had an apartment on the Smuggler's Moon, which was maintained by his old house-keeping droid '''ZZ-4Z''', but after he decided to leave the moon for the '''Corporate Sector''', it was left unused. The Rodian bounty hunter '''Greedo''' and his family, members of the Tetsu Clan who had fled [[Rodia]]'s clan wars, also lived in Level 88.
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After the end of the end of the '''Tionese War''' around '''23,900 BBY''', Nar Shaddaa became a criminal haven and gained a reputation of being the center of illegal operations in the galaxy.
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In '''3,951 BBY''', the moon was visited by the '''Jedi Exile''' in her search for '''Zez-Kai Ell''', a Jedi Master who cast her out of the Jedi Order. After the '''Jedi Civil War''' ended, Nar Shaddaa became swarmed by thousands (if not millions) of refugees from destroyed worlds across the Galaxy, and still more ex-soldiers from both sides in the conflict choking up its spaces looking for work and/or new homes. Its refugee sector was one of the most crowded in the entire galaxy, and tightly controlled by the '''Exchange'''. The Exchange was exploiting the refugees to lure any remaining Jedi into their hands. The Exile did many things to hurt the Exchange (including killing one of their criminal bosses) and eventually got captured by '''G0-T0'''. But her companions rescued her and they succeeded in destroying G0-T0's yacht, destabilizing the Exchange and other criminal organizations throughout the entire sector for many years.
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Around '''1,002 BBY''', the '''Brotherhood of Darkness''' operated a [[Sith]] academy on the world that specialized in the training of Sith Assassins. In '''1,000 BBY''', after the Battle of Ruusan, '''Set Harth''' and '''Bal Serinus''' dueled on the moon, but were both imprisoned by a Hutt crimelord.
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Before her death in '''32 BBY''' at the hands of '''Darth Maul''', native-born Pa'lowick '''Aneesa Dym''' and her ship the ''Dusty Duck'' called the Smugglers' Moon home.
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In '''28 BBY''', the '''Colicoids''' took over the spice processing on Nar Shaddaa. Roughly around the same time, the sectors got shifted around and yet another big sector came into existance: the '''Rodian Sector'''.
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'''Lando Calrissian''' also spent his early career on Nar Shaddaa. Prior to serving '''Raymus Antilles''', '''C-3PO''' and '''R2-D2''' traveled to the Smuggler's Moon in an attempt to apprehend the criminal, '''Olag Greck'''. An Imperial attack on a Rebel hideout resulted in the destruction and collapse of nearly twenty sector levels. Following the '''Battle of Yavin''', Rebel agent '''Kyle Katarn''' traveled to Nar Shaddaa in order to find Imperial navigational charts related to the '''Dark Trooper Project'''; the Imperials had already put a bounty on his head which resulted in a skirmish in the streets.
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The Red Sector was an area of Nar Shaddaa known for its illicit entertainment.
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The Duros Sector
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In the decades prior to the Clone Wars the Duros Sector received large-scale funding from the Neimoidians of the Trade Federation and was known throughout the galaxy as a cosmopolitan haven of the Outer Rim. It contained the Old Duros Spaceport and a secret tunnel entrance into the Corellian Sector.
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Ko Hentota was a district of Nar Shaddaa. A large ventilation nexus was buried in the lower levels. For a time in 22 BBY the Circus Horrificus ran out of this nexus until an arqet escaped and attacked 12 spectators.
  
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The Corellian Sector
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The '''Corellian Sector ''' was a high-rise district. Casinos and trendy hotspots such as the '''Meltdown Café''' attracted patrons from all walks of life.
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The Refugee Sector was an area of Nar Shaddaa delegated to millions of refugees from the Mandalorian Wars and the Jedi Civil War. It was mostly a construct of cargo containers and prefabricated structures. The conditions were horrendous and the refugees were ruled over by brutal Serroco thugs and The Exchange.
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Though dominated politically and economically by the [[Hutt]]s and [[Corellian]]-descended Humans, people of many species lived in the Corellian Sector. One of the more populated habitats within the Corellian Sector was the public housing area and the machine shops atop Level 88. Outlaw tech '''Shug Ninx''' and his assistant Warb maintained their own repair workshop in this area and bartered for everything from power couplings for ''YT-1300 light freighters'' to heavy-duty hull plating for ''Starjammer IZX Freight Hauler''.
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Crime was abundant in the Corellian Sector, but the authorities at Corellian Port Control largely ignored the smaller offenses and partially encouraged the occasional bounty killing. Professional hunters such as '''Boba Fett''' and '''Dengar''' were able to find easy work tracking down wanted criminals throughout the various city-levels.
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The Jedi Exile visited the Refugee Sector in her search for Jedi Master Zez-Kai Ell, and in doing so decapitated the local leadership of both illegal factions, negotiating with the Serroco commander, and killing Saquesh and his men. It is unknown if the Exchange tried to reassert control over the Refugee Sector, but it is unlikely. Thus, though the refugees did continue to exist on a shoelace, their conditions improved greatly.
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'''Han Solo''' spent part of his early career as a smuggler on Nar Shaddaa. There, he learned the tricks of the smuggling trade from some of the galaxy's best smugglers such as '''Salla Zend''', '''Shug Ninx''' and '''Roa'''. He had an apartment on the Smuggler's Moon, which was maintained by his old house-keeping droid '''ZZ-4Z''', but after he decided to leave the moon for the '''Corporate Sector''', it was left unused.  The Rodian bounty hunter '''Greedo''' and his family, members of the Tetsu Clan who had fled [[Rodia]]'s clan wars, also lived in Level 88.
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When the '''Hutts''' left their homeworld of '''Varl''', they displaced the '''Evocii''', native to '''Nal Hutta''', to Nar Shaddaa in '''25,000 BBY'''. Eventually the moon was annexed by the Hutts, who started building spaceports and docking bays across its surface, some stretching out into orbit. Although the moon was only starting to be built it quickly began to prosper, along with Nal Hutta.
  
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[[Image:Narshaddaa1.jpg|150px|left|thumb|The Vertical City]]In '''24,500 BBY''' the moon was completely urbanized due to the physical slave labour of the Evocii, enforced by the Hutts and the Evocii were finally free since their work was complete. It rivaled the galactic capital [[Coruscant]] as an important center of interstellar trade and continued to grow. Ancient refueling spires and loading docks reached out from the native soil and some built in the upper atmosphere. In between these ports, massive vertical cities grew. The urban areas on Nar Shaddaa were known as vertical cities since new layers of housing and entertainment buildings were built on top of older layers.
  
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In '''0 BBY''', this region became the focus of a major clash between the soldiers of the Galactic Empire and the freedom fighters of the Rebel Alliance. The Rebels had managed to insert covert Rebel SpecForce operatives into the ranks of Corellian Port Control. Through these agents, they were able to smuggle high-end munitions out of the district inside of sealed packing crates. In the dead of night, pilots would fly the weapons off-world in the cargo bays of huge '''Corellian Corvettes'''.
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Like [[Coruscant]] and '''Taris''', the lower levels fell into disrepair and became havens for the lowest lifeforms (particularly the mutated descendants of the '''Evocii''') on the moon. The Hutts continued to exploit the Evocii in their new home, buying up their land and using them as a cheap labor source.  
  
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Two bounty hunters, '''Spurch Goa''' and '''Dyyz Nataz''', learned of these operations from Greedo and sold the information to the Empire. As a result, '''Darth Vader''' sent two camouflaged ''Gamma''-class Assault Shuttles to the Corellian Sector to raze the district. SpecForce operative '''Spane Covis''' recognized the disguised freighters and alerted the Rebel commandos. Imperial stormtroopers disembarked from the shuttles and engaged in a firefight with twenty Rebel soldiers. The Rebels managed to fight off the Imperials with a ''C4-CZN ion field gun''. Despite the temporary victory, a large portion of the Corellian Sector was destroyed when a second wave of Imperials arrived. An entire quarter collapsed, taking out some twenty levels.  Level 88, home to Greedo's family, was one of the areas devastated in the attack, though Greedo himself escaped to the planet [[Tatooine]] with Goa and Nataz.
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After the end of the end of the '''Tionese War''' around '''23,900 BBY''', Nar Shaddaa became a criminal haven and gained a reputation of being the center of illegal operations in the galaxy.
  
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The Rodian Sector
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In '''3,951 BBY''', the moon was visited by the '''Jedi Exile''' in her search for '''Zez-Kai Ell''', a Jedi Master who cast her out of the Jedi Order. After the '''Jedi Civil War''' ended, Nar Shaddaa became swarmed by thousands (if not millions) of refugees from destroyed worlds across the Galaxy, and still more ex-soldiers from both sides in the conflict choking up its spaces looking for work and/or new homes. Its refugee sector was one of the most crowded in the entire galaxy, and tightly controlled by the '''Exchange'''. The Exchange was exploiting the refugees to lure any remaining Jedi into their hands. The Exile did many things to hurt the Exchange (including killing one of their criminal bosses) and eventually got captured by '''G0-T0'''. But her companions rescued her and they succeeded in destroying G0-T0's yacht, destabilizing the Exchange and other criminal organizations throughout the entire sector for many years.
  
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Around '''1,002 BBY''', the '''Brotherhood of Darkness''' operated a [[Sith]] academy on the world that specialized in the training of Sith Assassins. In '''1,000 BBY''', after the Battle of Ruusan, '''Set Harth''' and '''Bal Serinus''' dueled on the moon, but were both imprisoned by a Hutt crimelord.  
  
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The Red Sector
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Before her death in '''32 BBY''' at the hands of '''Darth Maul''', native-born Pa'lowick '''Aneesa Dym''' and her ship the ''Dusty Duck'' called the Smugglers' Moon home.
  
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The Red Sector was an area of Nar Shaddaa known for its illicit entertainment.
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In '''28 BBY''', the '''Colicoids''' took over the spice processing on Nar Shaddaa. Roughly around the same time, the sectors got shifted around and yet another big sector came into existance: the '''Rodian Sector'''.
  
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Ko Hentota
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An Imperial attack on a Rebel hideout resulted in the destruction and collapse of nearly twenty sector levels. Following the '''Battle of Yavin''', Rebel agent '''Kyle Katarn''' traveled to Nar Shaddaa in order to find Imperial navigational charts related to the '''Dark Trooper Project'''; the Imperials had already put a bounty on his head which resulted in a skirmish in the streets.
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|There are a few characters who are originally from Nar Shaddaa, as seen [[:Category:Nar Shaddaa|here]].
  
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Ko Hentota was a district of Nar Shaddaa. A large ventilation nexus was buried in the lower levels. For a time in 22 BBY the Circus Horrificus ran out of this nexus until an arqet escaped and attacked 12 spectators.
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Several roleplays have taken place on the planet.
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* [http://www.sw-fans.net/forum/showthread.php?t=12621 All Night Diner] - in which [[Sanis Prent]] and [[Cirrsseeto Raurrssatta]] pick up a navigator in [[James Prent]], a native of Nar Shaddaa who was working as a waitress.
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* [http://www.sw-fans.net/forum/showthread.php?t=13332 Emergence:Strange Bedfellows] - in which [[Serena Laran]] and [[Rhianna]] are forced to stop at [[Nar Shaddaa]] for some much needed repairs to Serena's Republic era yacht.
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* [http://www.sw-fans.net/forum/search.php?searchid=198804 Bullet to the Head: The Story of Xel-Naga] - a little background on Xel-Naga, a bounty hunter/enforcer from Nar Shaddaa.
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* [http://www.sw-fans.net/forum/showthread.php?t=15001 Run Lupine Run] - in which [[Arya Ravenwing]] is followed by [[Vega Van-Derveld]] as she starts her 'mission' for [[Khendon Sevon]] and [[R. S. Esalis]].
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* [http://www.sw-fans.net/forum/showthread.php?t=15774 Hired Help] - in which [[Hawkins Grime]] recruits a hired gun.
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* [http://www.sw-fans.net/forum/showthread.php?t=16178 There is No Crueler Tyranny: The Ogre's Watch] - in which [[Bloodcrest]] draws the attention of [[Aurelias Kazaar]] and [[Zadge Talran]].
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* [http://www.sw-fans.net/forum/showthread.php?t=17882 Tear Me From Myself] - in which [[Zereth Lancer]] does some things on Nar Shaddaa
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* [http://www.sw-fans.net/forum/showthread.php?t=17108 Off the Record: The Games Hutts Play] - in which [[Aurelias Kazaar]] and [[Estelle Rusard]] head to Nar Shaddaa to assassinate [[Gorgja the Hutt]].
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'''Crooks & Criminals'''
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* [[Yurga the Hutt]] - Lieutenant for Black Nebula, owner of Yurga's Exotics emporium
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The Refugee Sector was an area of Nar Shaddaa delegated to millions of refugees from the Mandalorian Wars and the Jedi Civil War. It was mostly a construct of cargo containers and prefabricated structures. The conditions were horrendous and the refugees were ruled over by brutal Serroco thugs and The Exchange.
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* [[Tragin enforcers]] - Tragin males, in Yurga's employ
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* [[Wampo Groba]] - Overseer & Organiser of the Black Market
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The Jedi Exile visited the Refugee Sector in her search for Jedi Master Zez-Kai Ell, and in doing so decapitated the local leadership of both illegal factions, negotiating with the Serroco commander, and killing Saquesh and his men. It is unknown if the Exchange tried to reassert control over the Refugee Sector, but it is unlikely. Thus, though the refugees did continue to exist on a shoelace, their conditions improved greatly.
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'''Pirates'''
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* [[Kvettch]] - Ewok male, Leader of [[the Black Bloods]]
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* [[Ugmush]] - NPC,Gamorrean male, bodyguard
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* [[Rylard 'Lardo' Tenf]] - Zabrak male, Pilot of the ''Voodoo Heart''
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* [[Tarn Ardsul]] - Human male
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* [[Tayeav]] - Chiss female
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* [[Taja Loraan]] - Human female
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* [[Aretsuya]] - Human female
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* [[Jhena Belitski]] - Human female, ship mechanic
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* [[Malick Raine]] - Human male, Fighter Pilot
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* [[Blarga the Hutt]] - Hutt, clanless Majordomo
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* [[Garll 'Cookie' Herbits]] - Besalisk male, chef
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* [[Kraleil 'Alekeg' Schous]] - Defel male, Quartermaster
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* [[Fiana 'Toolbox' Norith]] - Zabrak female, Station Mechanic & Slicer
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* [[Muuulv 'Muzzle' H'neh]] - Togorian male, demolitions expert
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* [[Ndinn 'Flysucker']] - Kubaz male, Ship Navigator
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* [[3z-HXe 'Hexer']] - Med Droid
  
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... unknown.
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Latest revision as of 17:37, 21 May 2012

Lunar Datasheet
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Name
Nar Shaddaa
Region
Mid Rim
Sector
Hutt Space
System
Y'Toub System
Planet
Nal Hutta
Primary Terrain
Urban Sprawls
Points of Interest
The Burning Deck, The Slag Pit, Meltdown Café, Orange Lady, Rimmer's Rest, the Black Market
Native Species
originally Ganks; then Hutts, t'landa Til, Humans, Colicoids, Evocii, Many others
Population
72-95 billion
Affiliation
The Hutt Clans / The Galactic Empire









""Ah… the beautiful stench and decay of desperate living.""
―Atton Rand

Nar Shaddaa was the largest moon of Nal Hutta. More commonly known as the Vertical City, the Smuggler's Moon and Little Coruscant, Nar Shaddaa was similar to Coruscant in that its surface was entirely overgrown with city sprawl since 24,500 BBY, although unlike Coruscant which was only relatively dangerous on the lower levels of the world city, Nar Shaddaa was filthy, polluted, and infested with crime throughout.

Terrain
Inside one of its many popular tapcafe
While much of Coruscant was filled with gleaming apartments and well-maintained skywalks, the entire moon that was Nar Shaddaa was dominated by decaying urban landscape and congested, polluted cities. Now distant from most galactic trade centers, the moon was allowed to run its own affairs with little outside interference.

The moon was protected by often-malfunctioning planetary shields. Anything illegal elsewhere could be bought and sold on Nar Shaddaa, and many young smugglers, pirates and criminals started their careers on the Smugglers' Moon. Various sections of Nar Shaddaa were controlled by the Hutts and other criminal organizations.

Sections of the urbanized moon's vertical city included the Duros sector, the Rodian Sector and the Corellian sector, which contained three bars popular with bounty hunters - the Burning Deck, the Slag Pit, and the Meltdown Café (famous for selling bitter, syrupy drinks known as Tatooine Sunburns), and another corner tavern called the Orange Lady.

The Duros Sector
The Duros Sector around 5 ABY
In the decades prior to the Clone Wars the Duros Sector received large-scale funding from the Neimoidians of the Trade Federation and was known throughout the galaxy as a cosmopolitan haven of the Outer Rim. It contained the Old Duros Spaceport and a secret tunnel entrance into the Corellian Sector.

After the fall of the Trade Federation and the rise of the Galactic Empire, the Duros Sector fell into disrepair and malaise, assuming the character of the rest of the moon. Many Neimoidians living there assumed the identity of Duros.

By the early years of the Empire, the sector had become abandoned, inhabited only by semi-intelligent predators. It then became known as the Old Duros Sector.

The Corellian Sector
One of the busy back-alley residential areas
The Corellian Sector was a high-rise district. Casinos and trendy hotspots such as the Meltdown Café attracted patrons from all walks of life.

This sector housed many public merchant areas and an ill-kept warehouse district located along the perimeter of an expansive thoroughfare. The most profitable enterprise found in this region was the gambling industry. The entire city reeked of refuse and debris as repulsorlift garbage scows floated from level to level collecting garbage. The Sector could be reached by a secret tunnel entrance from the Duros Sector.

Though dominated politically and economically by the Hutts and Corellian-descended Humans, people of many species lived in the Corellian Sector. One of the more populated habitats within the Corellian Sector was the public housing area and the machine shops atop Level 88. Outlaw tech Shug Ninx and his assistant Warb maintained their own repair workshop in this area and bartered for everything from power couplings for YT-1300 light freighters to heavy-duty hull plating for Starjammer IZX Freight Hauler.

Crime was abundant in the Corellian Sector, but the authorities at Corellian Port Control largely ignored the smaller offenses and partially encouraged the occasional bounty killing. Professional hunters such as Boba Fett and Dengar were able to find easy work tracking down wanted criminals throughout the various city-levels.

Han Solo spent part of his early career as a smuggler on Nar Shaddaa. There, he learned the tricks of the smuggling trade from some of the galaxy's best smugglers such as Salla Zend, Shug Ninx and Roa. He had an apartment on the Smuggler's Moon, which was maintained by his old house-keeping droid ZZ-4Z, but after he decided to leave the moon for the Corporate Sector, it was left unused. The Rodian bounty hunter Greedo and his family, members of the Tetsu Clan who had fled Rodia's clan wars, also lived in Level 88.

The Rodian Sector
Info to follow...
Other Sectors
The Landings - a main shuttle landing area
The Red Sector

The Red Sector was an area of Nar Shaddaa known for its illicit entertainment.

Ko Hentota

Ko Hentota was a district of Nar Shaddaa. A large ventilation nexus was buried in the lower levels. For a time in 22 BBY the Circus Horrificus ran out of this nexus until an arqet escaped and attacked 12 spectators.

The Refugee Sector

The Refugee Sector was an area of Nar Shaddaa delegated to millions of refugees from the Mandalorian Wars and the Jedi Civil War. It was mostly a construct of cargo containers and prefabricated structures. The conditions were horrendous and the refugees were ruled over by brutal Serroco thugs and The Exchange.

The Jedi Exile visited the Refugee Sector in her search for Jedi Master Zez-Kai Ell, and in doing so decapitated the local leadership of both illegal factions, negotiating with the Serroco commander, and killing Saquesh and his men. It is unknown if the Exchange tried to reassert control over the Refugee Sector, but it is unlikely. Thus, though the refugees did continue to exist on a shoelace, their conditions improved greatly.

History
"Never have I been to a place so alive with the Force, yet so dead to it. The contrast is like a blade."
―Visas Marr

When the Hutts left their homeworld of Varl, they displaced the Evocii, native to Nal Hutta, to Nar Shaddaa in 25,000 BBY. Eventually the moon was annexed by the Hutts, who started building spaceports and docking bays across its surface, some stretching out into orbit. Although the moon was only starting to be built it quickly began to prosper, along with Nal Hutta.

The Vertical City
In 24,500 BBY the moon was completely urbanized due to the physical slave labour of the Evocii, enforced by the Hutts and the Evocii were finally free since their work was complete. It rivaled the galactic capital Coruscant as an important center of interstellar trade and continued to grow. Ancient refueling spires and loading docks reached out from the native soil and some built in the upper atmosphere. In between these ports, massive vertical cities grew. The urban areas on Nar Shaddaa were known as vertical cities since new layers of housing and entertainment buildings were built on top of older layers.

Like Coruscant and Taris, the lower levels fell into disrepair and became havens for the lowest lifeforms (particularly the mutated descendants of the Evocii) on the moon. The Hutts continued to exploit the Evocii in their new home, buying up their land and using them as a cheap labor source.

After the end of the end of the Tionese War around 23,900 BBY, Nar Shaddaa became a criminal haven and gained a reputation of being the center of illegal operations in the galaxy.

In 3,951 BBY, the moon was visited by the Jedi Exile in her search for Zez-Kai Ell, a Jedi Master who cast her out of the Jedi Order. After the Jedi Civil War ended, Nar Shaddaa became swarmed by thousands (if not millions) of refugees from destroyed worlds across the Galaxy, and still more ex-soldiers from both sides in the conflict choking up its spaces looking for work and/or new homes. Its refugee sector was one of the most crowded in the entire galaxy, and tightly controlled by the Exchange. The Exchange was exploiting the refugees to lure any remaining Jedi into their hands. The Exile did many things to hurt the Exchange (including killing one of their criminal bosses) and eventually got captured by G0-T0. But her companions rescued her and they succeeded in destroying G0-T0's yacht, destabilizing the Exchange and other criminal organizations throughout the entire sector for many years.

Around 1,002 BBY, the Brotherhood of Darkness operated a Sith academy on the world that specialized in the training of Sith Assassins. In 1,000 BBY, after the Battle of Ruusan, Set Harth and Bal Serinus dueled on the moon, but were both imprisoned by a Hutt crimelord.

Before her death in 32 BBY at the hands of Darth Maul, native-born Pa'lowick Aneesa Dym and her ship the Dusty Duck called the Smugglers' Moon home.

In 28 BBY, the Colicoids took over the spice processing on Nar Shaddaa. Roughly around the same time, the sectors got shifted around and yet another big sector came into existance: the Rodian Sector.

An Imperial attack on a Rebel hideout resulted in the destruction and collapse of nearly twenty sector levels. Following the Battle of Yavin, Rebel agent Kyle Katarn traveled to Nar Shaddaa in order to find Imperial navigational charts related to the Dark Trooper Project; the Imperials had already put a bounty on his head which resulted in a skirmish in the streets.

SW-Fans History
There are a few characters who are originally from Nar Shaddaa, as seen here.

Several roleplays have taken place on the planet.

Characters on Nar Shaddaa at SW-Fans
These are the currently known citizens of Nar Shaddaa (with species, gender, occupation and location where known):

Crooks & Criminals

etc

Pirates

Ordinary Citizens: ... unknown.

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