Homeworld/Legends

Homeworld, sometimes referred to as "home planet," was a term used to identify the planet that a being was raised or born on, or migrated to, The Last of the Jedi: The Desperate Mission, p. 166: Ferus Olin reflects: "He was not a native Bellassan, but he had adopted that world. It was his homeworld." Star Wars: The Clone Wars: New Battlefronts: The Visual Guide, p. 66: "Cut's life changes when the war he fled comes to his new homeworld" and in the case of droids, where they were constructed. Many notable individuals, such as Luke SkywalkerChildren of the Jedi, Chapter 3 and Leia Organa Solo, The New Jedi Order: Dark Tide II: Ruin, p. 23 referred to the planets where they spent their childhood as their homeworld, despite the fact that they were born elsewhere. Natasi Daala referred to her birthworld as her homeworld, even though she grew up elsewhere. The Essential Guide to Warfare, pp. 230, 233 Curiously, Yoda, Grand Master of the Jedi Order, never revealed his homeworld. Star Wars: Attack of the Clones: The Visual Dictionary, p. 27
The term homeworld also referred to the home planet of a species. Most species had a homeworld or home system. Some were found in many systems, while others, suchs as the Hutts, had transplanted themselves to a new home.The New Essential Guide to Alien Species, p. xi There were thousands of such homeworlds throughout the galaxy. Most of these planets had modern starports, a sophisticated trader network and a high level of technology. Planets of the Galaxy, Volume One, p. 6 The term was also used to describe the homeworld of a culture, like the planet Mandalore, the homeworld of the Mandalorians, Legacy of the Force: Bloodlines, p. 57 Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Core Rulebook, p. 345 an ancient, warrior-based culture.
Members of some species, like the Falleen Coruscant Nights I: Jedi Twilight, p. 248 and the Kaminoans, Republic Commando: True Colors p. 75 rarely left their homeworld. Most Ithorians never set foot on their homeworld, and instead spent most of their time on floating cities above Ithor. As a result, most of them were comfortable only on starships or other artificial constructs. Star Wars Galaxies: The Ruins of Dantooine, p. 19 Flakax who left their homeworld tended to become psychopaths. Dark Nest III: The Swarm War, p. 76
The Yevetha equivalent term was spawnworld. Before the Storm, p. 264
==Appearances==
===Non-canon appearances===
*"Perfect Evil" 
==Sources==
===Non-canon sources===
*LEGO Star Wars Character Encyclopedia
==Notes and references==
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