Dellalt

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DellaltNEUTRAL
System
Location


Grid referenceT-6
Hyperlanes4
Original game slotSedri
Surface and society
GeologyPlanet, Humid, Lakes, Mountains, Plains
SpeciesDellaltian (native), Human
Economy-















Dellalt is a world in the Tingel Arm sector of the 25th Anniversary Community Patch for Star Wars: Rebellion.[1] In the patch it fills the map slot that holds Sedri in the original game.[2]

Details

The patch lists its geology as planet, humid, lakes, mountains and plains. Its species are listed as Dellaltian (native) and Human. Its economy is listed as -. It sits at grid reference T-6 and has 4 hyperlanes.[1]

History

Dellalt is going through a time of growing importance. The planet, formerly noted mainly for its extensive archives, turned into a strategically valuable site for the Galactic Empire and for the Rebel Alliance. The Empire wanted to use the planet's store of historical knowledge to its own benefit, while the Rebels wanted to protect it. To safeguard those valuable assets, the Rebel Alliance built a concealed base on Dellalt. When the Empire found the Rebels there, it began a series of assaults that badly damaged infrastructure and historic sites on the world. Both sides fought bitterly, each trying to seize the precious information held on the world. As the fighting worsened, the local population suffered through the war, and Dellalt became an emblem of the contest between the two factions. How the conflict will end is not yet known, and the future of Dellalt and its people hangs in the balance.[1]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 25th Anniversary Community Patch 3.0.9770, systems export (system record id 196; picture EDATA.14044).
  2. ↑ Game data GData\SYSTEMSD.DAT, v1.02, record id 196 (the same map slot in the original game), decoded with the field layouts of the open-source Star Wars Rebellion Editor (.NET).