Space station
Fury Station
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Fury Station was a space station that orbited the planet Furies Gate in the Tython system of the galaxy's Deep Core region. The station featured an observatory that could be used to look outward at the rest of the Deep Core, and it was equipped with sensor and communications systems. Fury Station's crew, which numbered at least two, was the sole sentient presence on Furies Gate. The space station was constructed by the settlers of the Tython system several millennia before the year 25,793 BBY, and, over the thousands of years since its establishment, the station was used as a launch point of Tythan sleeper ships traveling into the Deep Core.
By 25,793 BBY, Fury Station was used as a scientific outpost and was run under strict treaty by the Settled Worlds of the Tython system, with the Human Gost serving as the station's captain. That year, the Devourer—a starship of the Infinite Empire—approached Fury Station and was detected by the station's sensors. Unexpectedly, the Devourer vanished from Fury Station's sensors, and the Twi'lek Je'daii Ranger Hawk Ryo, who was present on the station's bridge at that time, left Fury Station in his starfighter to notify the planet of Tython of the situation.
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Facts
- Sensor
- Equipped
- Bays
- At least 1 starship hangar
- Crew
- At least 2 crewmembers
- A sensor officer
- Communications
- Equipped
- Region
- Deep Core
- Sector
- Sector 5
- System
- Tython system
- Grid coordinates
- L-10
- Orbited
- Furies Gate
- Role
- Launch point for sleeper ships
- Scientific outpost
- Monitoring station
- Affiliations
- Settled Worlds
- Constructed
- Several millennia before 25,793 BBY
- Captains
- Gost
- Interest
- Command bridge
- Observatory
Appearances
4 works, in story order
- Eruption (indirect mention)
- Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (mentioned only)
- Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm 2 (first appearance)
- Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm 3 (mentioned only)
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