Galaxy
Galaxy
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Find places for your characters to call home, visit, explore, and return to within StarForgeRP’s shared Star Wars: The Old Republic setting. Browse worlds, communities, installations, landmarks, and vessels with continuing roles in shared stories.
Use the Location Directory to find a documented destination by name or type. The Galactic Map is a guide to galactic geography and travel considerations, including the limits of route and journey-time information.
For the shared present and wider galactic circumstances, consult Current Setting. That page contains major story spoilers through StarForgeRP’s adopted SWTOR story boundary.
Explore the Galaxy
Explore the Galaxy
Choose the scale or kind of place you need, then follow its reference for local detail and connections to people and stories.
Explore the worlds surrounding local stories. Environments, communities, institutions, and history provide context for a character’s origins and journeys without determining their experiences or loyalties.
Explore the geography beyond an individual world. This guide explains geographic scales and regional names, helping place destinations within the wider galaxy.
Find communities where characters live, work, trade, and meet—from capitals and industrial centers to villages, frontier ports, and inhabited stations. Follow each settlement’s reference for its local character and everyday connections.
Discover recurring homes, workplaces, and operational bases, including estates, military installations, specialist facilities, and vessels used as mobile bases. Their references explain the occupants, activities, and access arrangements that distinguish each place.
Explore documented ruins, memorials, incident sites, and gathering places. A site may matter because of an earlier event, a distinctive feature, or the people who keep returning.
Using Locations in Roleplay
Using Locations in Roleplay
Start with a particular connection: a household, employer, appointment, delivery, remembered promise, or unfinished obligation. A place becomes useful when its circumstances give characters something to respond to.
Purpose — Why is the character here, and who might expect them?
Access — How do they arrive, and which spaces or services can they use?
Everyday life — What work, supplies, routines, or local relationships matter?
History — What has changed, and which consequences remain?
Follow associated dossiers in Characters to discover the people connected to a location. Sharing a destination can suggest an encounter without establishing that two characters already know each other.
Check the location and associated story before joining an established situation. Information published for readers may remain secret within the story; a documented residence, refuge, or facility may still be private or restricted. For participation and access expectations, consult Roleplay Guidelines.
Locations & Shared Continuity
Locations & Shared Continuity
Places retain the effects of earlier stories. Repairs, changed occupants, interrupted services, and unresolved claims can shape what characters encounter on a later visit. For scenes set in the past, check the circumstances of that period.
For example, the Ord Mantell Evacuation Site preserves the physical context of a failed civilian evacuation, while The Ord Mantell Reconstruction follows the continuing inquiry into the decisions made there.
Continuity & Canon explains how SWTOR lore, compatible Legends material, and StarForgeRP-created history fit together.
A return visit can begin with something small: a repair still needed, someone waiting for news, or an obligation that has outlasted the original journey.
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