Star Wars Planets To Explore After Tatooine

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Tatooine has appeared in many recent Star Wars projects. After perhaps surprisingly not a place visited by the characters of The Force Awakens, Rogue One, or The Last Jedi, the planet was seen briefly in The Rise of Skywalker. On the television side, the planet has been the setting of several episodes across two live-action shows, The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett.

Tatooine has an incredibly important place in the Star Wars galaxy, as it’s the home of Anakin and Luke Skywalker, so it makes sense that fans have seen so much of the desert world in recent years. However, there are other worlds that are also deserving of this treatment. Here are some of the Star Wars planets that deserve to be explored more.

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Exegol was first introduced inthe conclusion of the Skywalker Saga,The Rise of Skywalker. It serves as a Sith home-world, similar to Morraband or Korriban. Bathed in blue light and seemingly dead ground, Exegol is a fitting home for Emperor Palpatine. Just as Palpatine’s primary weapon of attack is force lightning, there’s plenty of lightning on Exegol, except with no rain or thunder to go with it. This unique trait adds to the great atmosphere of this Star Wars world.

Exegol was the planet that Palpatine hid in after he was killed, and his Empire was destroyed in Return of the Jedi. It’s the hiding ground for the Sith Fleet, or the Final Order, his contingency plan that had enough power to wipe out much of the Resistance and even the First Order. It’s also where Palpatine went through many transformations and cloning to spare himself from death, and the place where many versions of Supreme Leader Snoke were created. Darth Vader also