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Thrantin

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Thrantin, or OM813, was the planet headquarters of Barosa Warren and the Galactic Outdoor Survival School. It was located in the Ollonir Boundaries of the Colonies.

Around 59 BBY, or before that moment, Old Republic scout Barosa Warren decided to retire and tried to create a survival academy. He obtained financial backing from some friends, enough to buy OM813 (renamed Thrantin). Then, during the four decades after it, Warren terraformed all of Thrantin, aiming to create a training camp. While Warren admitted he should take students to different worlds to teach them, he also believed in having a "controlled environment" to ensure that none of his students could cheat. Warren thus created Zero-G areas, an Ammonia Ocean and the Heavy Grav Mountainous Zones.

Since that moment, Thrantin became the planet-wide Galactic Outdoor Survival School, directed by Warren himself with a specialized staff. Thrantin became a leading center producing very competitive scouts who have worked for any of the major parties in the galaxy.

Text and facts from the “Thrantin” article on Wookieepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified for this site.

Facts

Region
Colonies
The Negs
Sector
Ollonir Boundaries
System
Thrantin OM81-A system
Grid coordinates
J-9
Suns
1: Thrantin Major
Moons
1: 813A
Lengthday
23 standard hours
Lengthyear
380 local days
Class
Terraengineered terrestrial
Atmosphere
Type I with domed areas of all the types
Climate
Highly varied
Gravity
Standard with modified forms
Terrain
All
Interest
Zero-G
Ammonia Ocean
Heavy Grav Mountainous Zones
Otherspecies
Humans
Klatooinians
Shistavanen
Sullustans
Trandoshans
Language
Galactic Basic Standard
Population
225 permanent
1,700 transient (students)
Imports
High technology
Medicine
Exports
Survival equipment
Affiliations
Galactic Outdoor Survival School

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