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Fakir sector

From Star Wars: Rebellion Wiki Original 1.02

The Fakir sector is one of the 20 sectors of the galaxy in Star Wars: Rebellion. It holds 10 star systems (10 Core systems).

Systems

  • Ando (Core)
  • Berchest (Core)
  • Bimmisaari (Core)
  • Carida (Core)
  • Delaya (Core)
  • Halowan (Core)
  • Mrisst (Core)
  • Obroa-skai (Core)
  • Palanhi (Core)
  • Ralltiir (Core)

In the game

The Fakir sector is used only in huge galaxies. A standard galaxy has 10 sectors, a large one 15 and a huge one 20, each with 10 systems.

The 25th Anniversary patch 3.0.9770 renames it Core Worlds South.

Sectors
Sectors
Abrion sector, Atrivis sector, Churba sector, Corellian sector, Calaron sector, Dolomar sector, Dufilvan sector, Fakir sector, Farfin sector, Glythe sector, Jospro sector, Kanchen sector, Mayagil sector, Moddell sector, Orus sector, Quelli sector, Sesswenna sector, Sluis sector, Sumitra sector, Xappyh sector

Sources

  1. Game data GData\SECTORSD.DAT, vanilla v1.02, record id 27, and SYSTEMSD.DAT (systems by sector id), decoded with the Rebellion Editor .NET field layouts
  2. Star Wars: Rebellion in-game encyclopedia (ENCYTEXT.DLL, v1.02), the system entries, which name each system's sector and type
  3. Star Wars: Rebellion manual (LucasArts, 1998), PDF p. 157 (galaxy sizes)
  4. 25th Anniversary patch 3.0.9770, sectors-compatible.csv export, id 27; compared field by field with v1.02: the sector is renamed
Category: Galaxy› Sectors Last updated

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