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Latest revision as of 10:33, 23 October 2026

Lotho MinorNEUTRAL
System
Location


Grid referenceI-17
Hyperlanes0
Original game slotXa Fel
Surface and society
GeologyPlanet, Hot, Acid Rain, Junkyard, Junk Mountains, Caverns, Tunnels
SpeciesJunker (native), Anacondan, Dathomirian Zabrak, Duro
EconomyRefuse, Salvage















Lotho Minor is a world in the Western Reaches sector of the 25th Anniversary Community Patch for Star Wars: Rebellion.[1] In the patch it fills the map slot that holds Xa Fel in the original game.[2]

Details

The patch lists its geology as planet, hot, acid rain, junkyard, junk mountains, caverns and tunnels. Its species are listed as Junker (native), Anacondan, Dathomirian Zabrak and Duro. Its economy is listed as refuse and salvage. It sits at grid reference I-17 and has 0 hyperlanes.[1]

History

Lotho Minor is still a sanctuary for outcasts and scavengers. Its terrain of scrap piles and refuse suited anyone who wanted to avoid notice or flee persecution. For all its hostile conditions, the planet attracted many kinds of people and groups, criminal organizations and exiles among them. Major powers saw little strategic value in it, so residents mostly fended for themselves. Throughout the period Lotho Minor stayed a mysterious and perilous world with treacherous ground and disreputable inhabitants.[1]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 25th Anniversary Community Patch 3.0.9770, systems export (system record id 219; picture EDATA.14098).
  2. ↑ Game data GData\SYSTEMSD.DAT, v1.02, record id 219 (the same map slot in the original game), decoded with the field layouts of the open-source Star Wars Rebellion Editor (.NET).