Find a recurring home, workplace, or operational base within StarForgeRP’s Galaxy. Browse private estates, military installations, specialist facilities, and vessels whose occupants and activities give characters reasons to return.
These references bring together SWTOR settings and places developed through StarForgeRP’s shared continuity.
Browse alphabetically below. Each location’s page explains its people, working spaces, history, and circumstances of access.
Czerka Interstellar’s Aureline connects field recovery with the work that follows: treating casualties, examining equipment, preserving evidence, and preparing further deployments. Smaller craft carry teams into the field. Aboard the vessel, repairs, consultations, and time between assignments provide recurring opportunities for professional and personal encounters.
Soldiers, medics, engineers, and transport crews sustain installations around Korriban’s Sith institutions. The garrison spans multiple facilities and commands, with responsibilities ranging from perimeter security to casualty care. Postings, deliveries, and maintenance bring characters into its daily routines while earlier operational failures remain under review.
Raeya and Kylia Tille share this residence with AC-7 and their tooka companions. Family-history preservation and selected archival consultations take place alongside meals, visits, and household routines. An invitation into the home does not open its protected collections, and the residents’ Alliance work does not make it a public institutional archive.
Founded by Jedi survivors, the enclave brings teaching, relief preparation, historical study, and community life into restored facilities. Lessons, technical assistance, returning missions, and remembrance connect its residents with visitors. It contributes to the Jedi Order’s recovery while retaining a local role within that wider community.
Above Kaas City’s upper perimeter, House Vashara’s estate accommodates family life, apprentice training, administration, and examination of inherited records. Invitations and delegated assignments bring visitors into particular parts of the household. House authority, Imperial appointments, and custody of protected material remain distinct.
Start with a connection to the people and work of the place. A service assignment aboard the Aureline, a posting to Korriban, or an invitation to a household creates different expectations about why a character is present and what they can do.
Purpose — What brings the character here, and whom are they expecting to meet?
Access — Which rooms, services, or materials does that visit involve?
Relationships — What shared work, personal connection, or unresolved obligation could make the encounter matter?
Consequences — What has changed since an earlier visit, and who is affected?
Consult the location and associated story pages before entering an established situation. A published account may contain information unavailable to the characters involved. Coordinate participation where required and leave other players control over their characters’ decisions.
Explore Roleplay for connected stories and Timeline for their historical context. Current Setting explains the shared present and adopted SWTOR story boundary; it contains major story spoilers.
SWTOR strongholds offer customizable spaces for staging scenes. Their decoration tools, room unlocks, invitations, and public listings are gameplay features. The place represented in the story has its own occupants, purpose, history, and access arrangements.
Agree on the setting the characters experience. An unlocked door or public game listing does not, by itself, establish an in-character invitation or permission to enter protected areas.
Use the Location Directory to find a documented destination by name.
Cities & Settlements — Communities surrounding individual homes and workplaces.
Sites & Landmarks — Places distinguished by their history, surviving features, or local significance.
Planets & Moons — The wider worlds in which local stories take place.
Regions, Sectors & Systems — Geographic context extending beyond a single world.
Categories can overlap; follow the reference that best explains the place’s defining role. For guidance on connections between destinations and the journeys linking them, visit the Galactic Map.