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'''Boats''', also known as '''ships''', were utilized for [[Water/Legends|aquatic]] or maritime duties by both civilians and military units. They were made out of wood or metal, depending on the [[Time/Legends|era]] or purpose. As such, some destroyed ships had their remains sink to the bottom of the body of water. While many in [[The galaxy/Legends|the galaxy]] needed to travel between the [[Star/Legends|stars]], those living solely in one place on their home [[Planet/Legends|planets]] required less sophisticated varieties of transport. | '''Boats''', also known as '''ships''', were utilized for [[Water/Legends|aquatic]] or maritime duties by both civilians and military units. They were made out of wood or metal, depending on the [[Time/Legends|era]] or purpose. As such, some destroyed ships had their remains sink to the bottom of the body of water. While many in [[The galaxy/Legends|the galaxy]] needed to travel between the [[Star/Legends|stars]], those living solely in one place on their home [[Planet/Legends|planets]] required less sophisticated varieties of transport. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
The boats of [[Somov Rit]] varied in size, but seemed to follow similar, simple designs. The people of Somov Rit used long poles to push the boats through the marshy [[Water/Legends|waters]]. The elder Governor [[Quarg]] of [[Drexel/Legends|Drexel]] exiled a number of [[Technician/Legends|technos]] on the boat to be left adrift, thinking they would perish at sea; instead, they became the first [[Dragon Lords | The boats of [[Somov Rit]] varied in size, but seemed to follow similar, simple designs. The people of Somov Rit used long poles to push the boats through the marshy [[Water/Legends|waters]]. The elder Governor [[Quarg]] of [[Drexel/Legends|Drexel]] exiled a number of [[Technician/Legends|technos]] on the boat to be left adrift, thinking they would perish at sea; instead, they became the first [[Dragon Lords]]. Simple wind-blown boats and canoes were also used by people of [[Cerea/Legends|Cerea]], as well as [[Ewok/Legends|Ewoks]]. | ||
The fishermen of the [[Alliance to Restore the Republic/Legends|Rebel Alliance]] [[Safe world/Legends|safe world]] colony [[Sanctuary/Legends|Sanctuary]] used steam-driven wooden seafaring vessels to catch [[Fish/Legends|fish]] in the planet's deep [[Ocean/Legends|oceans]].<ref name="Rebel Alliance Sourcebook, Second Edition">[[The Rebel Alliance Sourcebook (Second Edition)|''The Rebel Alliance Sourcebook'', Second Edition]]</ref> During the [[Galactic Civil War/Legends|Galactic Civil War]], the self-styled [[Governor/Legends|Governor]] [[Quarg]] and his [[ship-dweller]]s lived in the [[Great Ship]], a reconverted aquatic vessel that served as a floating habitat. | The fishermen of the [[Alliance to Restore the Republic/Legends|Rebel Alliance]] [[Safe world/Legends|safe world]] colony [[Sanctuary/Legends|Sanctuary]] used steam-driven wooden seafaring vessels to catch [[Fish/Legends|fish]] in the planet's deep [[Ocean/Legends|oceans]].<ref name="Rebel Alliance Sourcebook, Second Edition">[[The Rebel Alliance Sourcebook (Second Edition)|''The Rebel Alliance Sourcebook'', Second Edition]]</ref> During the [[Galactic Civil War/Legends|Galactic Civil War]], the self-styled [[Governor/Legends|Governor]] [[Quarg]] and his [[ship-dweller]]s lived in the [[Great Ship]], a reconverted aquatic vessel that served as a floating habitat. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
*{{DroidsCite|Across the Roon Sea}} | *{{DroidsCite|Across the Roon Sea}} | ||
*{{Journal|6|Ringers}} {{Mo}} | *{{Journal|6|Ringers}} {{Mo}} | ||
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*{{Journal|9|Combat Moon (short story)|Combat Moon}} {{ID|rowboat}} | *{{Journal|9|Combat Moon (short story)|Combat Moon}} {{ID|rowboat}} | ||
*[[Star Tours/Legends|''Star Tours'']] {{C|Tokyo only}} | *[[Star Tours/Legends|''Star Tours'']] {{C|Tokyo only}} | ||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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*{{Journal|14|Murder in Slushtime}} {{C|"Gamorrean Animism" capsule}} {{Mo}} | *{{Journal|14|Murder in Slushtime}} {{C|"Gamorrean Animism" capsule}} {{Mo}} | ||
*''[[Hideouts & Strongholds]]'' | *''[[Hideouts & Strongholds]]'' | ||
==Notes and references== | ==Notes and references== | ||
{{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}} | ||
[[Category:Aquatic vehicles]] | [[Category:Aquatic vehicles]] | ||
[[Category:Ewok vehicles]] | [[Category:Ewok vehicles]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:46, 11 February 2023
Boats, also known as ships, were utilized for aquatic or maritime duties by both civilians and military units. They were made out of wood or metal, depending on the era or purpose. As such, some destroyed ships had their remains sink to the bottom of the body of water. While many in the galaxy needed to travel between the stars, those living solely in one place on their home planets required less sophisticated varieties of transport.
History
The boats of Somov Rit varied in size, but seemed to follow similar, simple designs. The people of Somov Rit used long poles to push the boats through the marshy waters. The elder Governor Quarg of Drexel exiled a number of technos on the boat to be left adrift, thinking they would perish at sea; instead, they became the first Dragon Lords. Simple wind-blown boats and canoes were also used by people of Cerea, as well as Ewoks.
The fishermen of the Rebel Alliance safe world colony Sanctuary used steam-driven wooden seafaring vessels to catch fish in the planet's deep oceans.[1] During the Galactic Civil War, the self-styled Governor Quarg and his ship-dwellers lived in the Great Ship, a reconverted aquatic vessel that served as a floating habitat.
Appearances
Star Wars: Droids—"Across the Roon Sea"
"Ringers" – Star Wars Adventure Journal 6 (Mentioned only)- Star Wars (1977) 12 (First appearance)
- Star Wars (1977) 13
- Star Wars (1977) 14
- Star Wars (1977) 15
- The Wookiee Storybook (Mentioned only)
- Ewoks 9
Ewoks—"The Land of the Gupins"- Ewoks—"Prow Beaten"
- Ewoks—"Battle for the Sunstar" (Mentioned only)
- Death in the Undercity
"Death in the Undercity" – Classic Adventures: Volume Three- "The Spira Regatta" – Star Wars Adventure Journal 1
- "The Spira Regatta" – The Best of the Star Wars Adventure Journal, Issues 1-4
- "Loyalties" – Star Wars Adventure Journal 4
- "Combat Moon" – Star Wars Adventure Journal 9 (as rowboat)
- Star Tours (Tokyo only)
Sources
- Star Wars Word Puzzles
- Monsters and Aliens from George Lucas (Non-canonical appearance)
- Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game (as sailing ship)
- The Rebel Alliance Sourcebook
- Galaxy Guide 6: Tramp Freighters (as ship)
- Cracken's Rebel Field Guide (as ship)
- Planets of the Galaxy, Volume One (as ship)
- Galaxy Guide 4: Alien Races, Second Edition (as sailing ship)
- The Rebel Alliance Sourcebook, Second Edition
- "The Free-Trader's Guide to Sevarcos" – Star Wars Adventure Journal 2 (as sailing ship)
- The Star Wars Planets Collection (as ship)
- "The Greel Wood Haven" – Star Wars Adventure Journal 6 (as sailing vessel)
- "The Free-Trader's Guide to Sevarcos" – The Best of the Star Wars Adventure Journal, Issues 1-4 (as sailing ship)
- Lords of the Expanse
- "Murder in Slushtime" – Star Wars Adventure Journal 14 ("Gamorrean Animism" capsule) (Mentioned only)
- Hideouts & Strongholds