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Bakura

From Star Wars: Rebellion Wiki Original 1.02

Bakura is a star system in the Orus sector of Star Wars: Rebellion. It is a lush green and blue world with several moons, on the isolated fringe of the Rim Systems. Exports include strategic metals, repulsorlift parts, and an addictive fruit called namana. Its people are generally biased against non-human species and particularly dislike droids.

In the game

Bakura is a Rim system in the Orus sector. The sector is used in every galaxy size, and 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 puts a different world, Rishi, in this system's slot.

Orus sector
Systems
Bakura, Chazwa, Daltar, Joiol, Kimanan, Lafra, Mantessa, Poderis, Ryloth, Tatooine

Sources

  1. Star Wars: Rebellion in-game encyclopedia, entry "Bakura" (ENCYTEXT.DLL resource 8000), LucasArts 1998, v1.02
  2. Game data GData\SYSTEMSD.DAT, vanilla v1.02, record id 240 (decoded with the Rebellion Editor .NET field layouts); sector from SECTORSD.DAT id 34
  3. Star Wars: Rebellion manual (LucasArts, 1998), PDF p. 157
  4. 25th Anniversary patch 3.0.9770, systems-compatible.csv export, id 240; compared field by field with v1.02: the slot holds a different world under another name, in the same sector and position
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