A small, poor planet far from the Republic's trade routes. Tatooine is covered in endless sands and sparse mountains. The Hutts rule Tatooine, which is why smuggling, piracy, and slavery flourish in this place. The native inhabitants of Tatooine are the wild tribes of dangerous Tusken Raiders and their more peaceful neighbors, the Jawa smugglers, who make a living trading stolen goods. Several small towns are scattered across Tatooine, while some residents live in isolation. The largest of the towns—the only one with spaceports—is Mos Eisley; it also houses networks of various shops and numerous bars and cantinas. Rare pod races are the most popular attraction—a source of profit from high stakes. Tatooine's fauna holds great danger in the form of monstrous predators roaming the sands and rocks—Rancors and Krayt Dragons. The famous monster Sarlacc also dwells on Tatooine, into whose maw those condemned to death are thrown.
A small, poor planet far from the Republic's trade routes. Tatooine is covered in endless sands and sparse mountains. The Hutts rule Tatooine, which is why smuggling, piracy, and slavery flourish in this place. The native inhabitants of Tatooine are the wild tribes of dangerous Tusken Raiders and their more peaceful neighbors, the Jawa smugglers, who make a living trading stolen goods. Several small towns are scattered across Tatooine, while some residents live in isolation. The largest of the towns—the only one with spaceports—is Mos Eisley; it also houses networks of various shops and numerous bars and cantinas. Rare pod races are the most popular attraction—a source of profit from high stakes. Tatooine's fauna holds great danger in the form of monstrous predators roaming the sands and rocks—Rancors and Krayt Dragons. The famous monster Sarlacc also dwells on Tatooine, into whose maw those condemned to death are thrown.