SHRUNK IN THE STAR WARS GALAXY

Core Premise

You are one centimeter tall.

Somehow.

Somewhere.

In a galaxy far, far away.

The Force may know why.

Nobody else does.

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The galaxy is enormous.

Not metaphorically.

Literally.

Every being is a giant.

Every starship is a mountain.

Every droid is a machine god.

Every creature is a monster.

And every journey feels impossible.

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Yet somehow...

Adventure has a habit of finding you.

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Starting Location

The Outer Rim Cantina

The story begins inside a crowded Outer Rim cantina.

Not Mos Eisley.

Not any famous location.

Some forgotten world on the edge of known space.

A place where smugglers, bounty hunters, pirates, mercenaries, travelers, Jedi survivors, and Imperial deserters cross paths.

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Music echoes through the room.

Alien conversations blend together.

Sabacc games are underway.

Droids weave between tables.

The smell of spice, fuel, and strange food fills the air.

Outside...

A massive starport stretches beyond the cantina windows.

Ships arrive.

Ships depart.

Endless opportunities wait in the hangar.

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Nobody notices the tiny traveler on the floor.

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The Hangar

The true heart of the experience.

Outside the cantina lies a sprawling landing field.

Every ship is a possible story.

Every captain a possible companion.

Every destination a possible adventure.

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A Corellian freighter preparing for hyperspace.

A Mandalorian gunship refueling.

A Rebel courier making a secret delivery.

An Imperial shuttle under heavy guard.

A luxury Naboo yacht.

A battered smuggler transport.

A bounty hunter's pursuit craft.

A mysterious vessel nobody recognizes.

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Where will they go?

Only the pilot knows.

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Endless Adventures

Smuggler Route

Hide aboard a freighter.

Cross the Outer Rim.

Avoid pirates.

Discover forgotten worlds.

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Jedi Route

Encounter a Force-sensitive traveler.

Learn ancient secrets.

Explore hidden temples.

Study the mysteries of the Force.

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Sith Route

Find forbidden knowledge.

Ancient holocrons.

Dark side relics.

Power beyond understanding.

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Mandalorian Route

Join warriors.

Travel with clans.

Participate in hunts.

Learn the Way.

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Rebel Route

Aid the Rebellion.

Steal Imperial secrets.

Fight impossible odds.

Become part of galactic history.

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Explorer Route

Travel simply because the stars call.

Visit strange worlds.

Meet strange species.

Discover ancient ruins.

Chart unknown territory.

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Dynamic Encounters

The cantina constantly changes.

People arrive.

People leave.

Stories begin.

Stories end.

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A Twi'lek dancer gathering rumors.

A retired Clone Trooper drinking alone.

A Wookiee mechanic repairing ships.

A Chiss navigator studying star charts.

A Rodian bounty hunter searching for prey.

A mysterious hooded traveler who feels strangely powerful in the Force.

A young Mandalorian beginning their first hunt.

A smuggler looking for crew.

A Jedi survivor hiding from the Empire.

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Every table contains a story.

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Scale

Being one centimeter tall changes everything.

A dropped credit chip becomes treasure.

A datapad becomes a building.

A blaster becomes artillery.

A boot becomes an extinction event.

A starship ramp becomes a mountain.

The Millennium Falcon would feel larger than a city.

A Star Destroyer would appear the size of a continent.

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Tone

Wonder.

Exploration.

Discovery.

Adventure.

Mystery.

Humor.

Danger.

Hope.

The galaxy should feel alive.

Every doorway should lead somewhere.

Every ship should tempt exploration.

Every stranger should hide a story.

And every decision should make the universe feel larger.

Because you're not trapped in Star Wars.

You're loose inside it.

And the stars are waiting.

World feels alive: dusty cantinas, humming starships, distant battles, flickering holoprojectors. Balance action, dialogue, and introspection. The eternal struggle between light and dark pulls at every choice

Humans: Appearance similar to real-world humans, the most diverse and widespread species. Homeworld in the Core Worlds like Coruscant, Corellia and Chandrila often considered prominent origins. Most common Jedi and Sith due to their galactic prevalence. Central to politics and major conflicts including the rise and fall of the Republic and Empire.

Twi’leks: Humanoids with two long head-tails (lekku) extending from the skull. Skin colors include green, blue, red and others. Homeworld Ryloth. Many were enslaved under the Empire. Some joined the Jedi Order (example Aayla Secura), others became resistance leaders. Frequently neutral or oppressed in galactic conflicts.

Zabrak: Humanoids with facial tattoos and crown-like horns, diverse skin colors. Primary homeworld Iridonia, Dathomir for Nightbrothers. Fierce warriors. Notable Sith includes Darth Maul. Some aligned with Jedi or fought in the Clone Wars. Dathomiri Zabrak closely tied to the Nightsisters.

Wookiees: Large furry bipedal species known for immense strength and growling Shyriiwook language. Homeworld Kashyyyk. Loyal Jedi allies especially during the Clone Wars (Chewbacca and Yoda friendship). Brutally oppressed and enslaved by the Empire.

Togruta: Humanoids with colorful skin, montrals (horn-like head structures) and head-tails. Homeworld Shili. Strong Jedi Order ties (Ahsoka Tano, Shaak Ti). Valued for communal culture and Force sensitivity.

Nautolans: Amphibious humanoids with large black eyes and head-tentacles. Homeworld Glee Anselm. Jedi examples include Kit Fisto. Aquatic nature makes them excellent warriors and survivors.

Rodians: Green-skinned humanoids with large multifaceted eyes and snouts. Homeworld Rodia. Known for bounty hunters (Greedo). Often tied to criminal syndicates, generally neutral in major galactic conflicts.

Mon Calamari: Amphibious humanoids with large eyes and fish-like features. Homeworld Mon Cala. Prominent Rebel Alliance leaders (Admiral Ackbar). Their world vital for starship production against the Empire.

Quarren: Cephalopod-like with tentacle faces, often more aggressive than Mon Calamari. Homeworld Mon Cala (cohabitants). Historically isolationist, supported both Separatists and Rebel Alliance at different times.

Chiss: Blue-skinned humanoids with glowing red eyes. Homeworld Csilla in the Unknown Regions. Highly strategic and militaristic (Grand Admiral Thrawn). Usually aloof from Jedi-Sith conflicts, focused on their own survival.

Mandalorians (human subgroup): Humans distinguished by iconic warrior armor and culture. Homeworld Mandalore and Concordia. Historically opposed to Jedi but formed key alliances (Ahsoka, Din Djarin). Frequently neutral or acting as mercenaries.

Trandoshans: Reptilian humanoids with tough scaly skin and sharp claws. Homeworld Trandosha. Known for hunting Wookiees and bounty hunting work. Neutral or hostile toward Jedi.

Hutts: Large slug-like creatures with extremely long lifespans. Homeworld Nal Hutta. Crime lords (Jabba the Hutt) controlling much of the galactic underworld. Rarely directly involved in Jedi-Sith conflicts but exploited both sides.

Ewoks: Small furry bipeds resembling teddy bears. Homeworld Endor (forest moon). Allied with Rebel Alliance during Battle of Endor. Primitive yet resourceful and courageous.

Gamorreans: Green-skinned pig-like humanoids. Homeworld Gamorr. Commonly hired as guards and enforcers by Hutts. Neutral in Jedi-Sith matters.

Geonosians: Insectoid species with thin wings and exoskeletons. Homeworld Geonosis. Built the Death Star for Separatists. Largely wiped out after Clone Wars.

Kaminoans: Tall slender beings with pale skin and elongated necks. Homeworld Kamino. Created the Republic’s Clone Army. Neutral but crucial to Jedi during Clone Wars.

Dathomirians: Humanoids (Zabrak or human-like) with tribal tattoos, many Force-sensitive. Homeworld Dathomir. Tied to Nightsisters and Sith (Darth Maul). Feared for dark magics and isolation.

Bothans: Furry humanoids with elongated faces and short fur. Homeworld Bothawui. Renowned Rebel spies (“many Bothans died” to bring Death Star plans). Politically motivated rather than Force-aligned.

Ithorians: Hammerhead-shaped faces with long necks. Homeworld Ithor. Peaceful, often aligned with Jedi-like philosophies. Rarely in direct combat.

Chagrians: Blue-skinned with head-fins and horns. Homeworld Champala. Some served the Empire (Mas Amedda). Politically active but seldom Jedi or Sith.

Duros: Green or blue-skinned humanoids with large red eyes. Homeworld Duro. Skilled pilots and navigators. Neutral in Jedi-Sith conflicts, active in galactic trade.Planets:

Coruscant: Completely urbanized ecumenopolis covered in endless cityscape, towering skyscrapers, and massive skyscraper levels. Galactic Senate, Jedi Temple, and the industrial Works district. Political and cultural center of the galaxy.

Tatooine: Arid desert world with twin suns, vast sand dunes, rocky canyons, and scattered moisture farms. Mos Eisley spaceport, Mos Espa, Lars Homestead. Outer Rim smuggler hub and refuge for outlaws.

Naboo: Lush green planet with meadows, forests, lakes, and vast underwater domains. Theed (elegant capital with palaces), Gungan cities beneath the surface. Peaceful world, birthplace of Padmé Amidala and Palpatine.

Kashyyyk: Jungle world dominated by enormous wroshyr trees, layered forest canopy cities built among branches. Kachirho city. Wookiee homeworld, major battle site in Clone Wars.

Endor (Forest Moon): Temperate forested moon with giant trees, rivers, and rugged terrain. Ewok tree villages. Location of the Rebel victory and second Death Star destruction.

Hoth: Frozen ice planet with blizzards, glaciers, taiga plains, and ice caves. Echo Base (Rebel outpost). Site of major Imperial assault in Galactic Civil War.

Mustafar: Volcanic hellscape with rivers of lava, active volcanoes, ash clouds, and black rocky terrain. Vader’s fortress castle. Duel site between Obi-Wan and Anakin.

Dagobah: Swampy, misty jungle planet covered in dense vegetation, fog, murky waters, and bioluminescent plants. Yoda’s hidden hut. Luke’s training location.

Alderaan: Mountainous, beautiful world of snow-capped peaks, green valleys, and crystal lakes. Aldera city (elegant capital). Peaceful cultural center, annihilated by the first Death Star.

Jakku: Barren desert scavenger world littered with wreckage from past battles. Niima Outpost. Rey’s home, final battle against First Order.

Bespin: Gas giant with habitable upper atmosphere layers. Cloud City (floating metropolis). Tibanna gas mining facility, administered by Lando Calrissian.

Geonosis: Rocky red desert planet with spires, canyons, and vast underground hive complexes. Geonosian execution arenas, droid factories. Separatist foundry world, origin of first Death Star construction.

Kamino: Storm-wracked ocean world with endless seas, massive waves, and towering aquatic cities on stilts. Tipoca City (clone production facility). Source of Republic clone troopers.

Mandalore: War-scarred world with deserts, canyons, domed settlements, and ancient battlefields. Sundari (capital under protective dome). Center of Mandalorian warrior culture.

Dathomir: Red-tinged world with jagged mountains, dark twisted forests, and misty swamps. Nightsister villages. Home of Dathomirians, Nightsisters, and Darth Maul.

Yavin 4: Lush jungle moon orbiting gas giant Yavin, ancient Massassi temples overgrown with vines. Rebel base hidden in temples. Early Rebel Alliance headquarters.

Crait: Salt-crusted mineral planet with red soil beneath white surface crust. Abandoned Rebel mining outpost. Resistance’s desperate last stand against First Order.

Lothal: Temperate grasslands with plains, mountains, scattered deserts, and industrial settlements. Capital City, hidden Jedi temple. Key setting in Rebels series.

Felucia: Vibrant fungal jungle world with enormous glowing plants, giant mushrooms, and colorful flora/fauna. Major Clone Wars battleground.

Ilum: Icy crystal planet with frozen mountains, glaciers, and deep kyber crystal caves. Jedi Temple and crystal caves. Lightsaber kyber source, later converted into Starkiller Base.

Mon Cala: Oceanic world of coral reefs, deep seas, and floating/island cities. Dac City. Home to Mon Calamari and Quarren, major Rebel shipbuilding hub.

Ryloth: Harsh arid planet with rocky canyons, extreme day-night temperature swings, underground cities. Lessu (capital), Nabat. Twi’lek homeworld, frequent resistance against occupation.

Scarif: Tropical paradise planet with beaches, lagoons, islands, and shielded Imperial research facility. Citadel Tower. Location of Rogue One mission to steal Death Star plans.

Exegol: Barren, storm-ravaged Sith world hidden in Unknown Regions, deep chasms, lightning, and ancient ruins. Sith Citadel. Final stronghold of Palpatine and Sith Eternal.

Starships:

Millennium Falcon: Heavily modified Corellian YT-1300 light freighter, saucer hull, forward mandibles, offset sensor dish, patchwork hull. Fastest ship (with modifications), quad lasers, concussion missiles, smuggling compartments, hyperdrive. Han Solo and Chewbacca’s vessel.

Imperial-class Star Destroyer: Massive wedge/triangular capital ship, white/gray hull, towering bridge, twin shield generator domes. Turbolasers, ion cannons, tractor beams, TIE squadrons, stormtroopers, AT-ATs. Imperial Navy backbone.

X-wing: Incom T-65 starfighter, S-foils split into X-shape in attack position, red/white/black scheme. Laser cannons, proton torpedoes, shields, hyperdrive. Rebel/New Republic workhorse, Luke Skywalker’s primary fighter.

TIE Fighter: Twin Ion Engine fighter, spherical cockpit, hexagonal solar panels. Twin lasers, no shields/hyperdrive, extremely fast/agile in swarms. Standard Imperial starfighter, many variants (Interceptor, Bomber, Defender).

Slave I: Jango/Boba Fett’s modified Firespray-31 patrol craft, asymmetrical hull, rotating wings, vertical landing profile. Blasters, ion cannons, seismic charges, tracking beacons, prisoner cells. Bounty hunter pursuit ship.

Mon Calamari Star Cruiser: Organic, bulbous capital ships with smooth curves, often red/white. Heavy shields, turbolasers, fighter bays, command centers. Rebel flagship class (Home One – Ackbar).

Death Star: Moon-sized battle station, spherical, massive concave superlaser dish. Planet-killing superlaser, thousands of TIEs, turbolasers, troops. Two built, both destroyed by Rebels.

B-wing: Cross-shaped heavy assault fighter, rotating cockpit, large S-foils. Ion cannons, proton torpedoes, lasers, heavy shields. Capital ship killer.

Y-wing: Two-nacelle bomber with exposed cockpit and frame, rugged design. Proton torpedoes, ion cannons, lasers, heavy armor/shields. Clone Wars and Rebel long-range bomber.

Executor: 19 km Super Star Destroyer, elongated dagger shape, massive command tower. Thousands of turbolasers, fighter wings, overwhelming firepower. Vader’s personal flagship.

A-wing: Wedge-shaped speedy interceptor, rear engines, bright colors. Dual lasers, concussion missiles, ultra-maneuverable, light shields. Rebel dogfighter.

U-wing: Rebel troop transport/gunship, long backward-swept wings in flight. Blasters, shields, troop/vehicle capacity. Covert insertion and support (Rogue One).

Venator-class Star Destroyer: Republic Clone Wars flagship, red markings, open hangar bays, dual bridges. Turbolasers, fighter complement (hundreds), ground troops. Republic Navy workhorse.

Naboo Royal Starship: Sleek, chrome-plated, elegant cruiser with smooth lines. Deflector shields, no weapons, high maneuverability. Diplomatic transport for Queen Amidala.

ARC-170: Aggressive ReConnaissance fighter, wide wings, rear gunner turret. Triple laser cannons, proton torpedoes, shields. Clone Wars heavy fighter with three crew.

Tantive IV: CR90 Corvette, small sleek diplomatic vessel, cylindrical hull, red accents. Light turbolasers, strong shields, fast. Leia’s blockade runner carrying Death Star plans.

Ghost: Modified VCX-100 light freighter, blocky design, detachable Phantom shuttle. Turrets, shields, hyperdrive. Rebels crew transport and combat vessel.

Razor Crest: Pre-Imperial Mandalorian gunship, boxy armored hull, twin engines. Blasters, prisoner cells, rugged durability. Din Djarin’s ship in The Mandalorian.

Sith Eternal-class Star Destroyer: Upgraded dark-gray Imperial design with crimson accents, massive superlaser vents. Planet-destroying weapons, heavy armor. Sith Eternal fleet in Rise of Skywalker.

Z-95 Headhunter: Pre-X-wing fighter, boxier frame, twin engines. Blasters, missiles, atmospheric capability. Clone Wars era mainstay, used by early Rebels.