You sound like you've been here before.Ītton: Anyone flying the star lanes has docked on Nar Shaddaa at least once. Kreia: You speak of this place as if it is familiar to you.Ģ. There's a lot more traffic there, and it's harder for people to spot you coming in. There's so much traffic on Nar Shaddaa, finding anyone on the moon's surface is going to be hard.Ītton: We're going to touch down in the Refugee Sector. There's so much traffic on Nar Shaddaa, finding anyone on the moon's surface is going to be hard.Ītton: Shouldn't be too hard. How hard would it be to find a Jedi here?Ītton: It won't be easy. It's become a prime base for raider recruitment across the galaxy.ģ. So others lend their weapons to the Hutts and the Exchange. Still, there's only so many ships to go around and so many workers. So there's lots of ex-soldiers on Nar Shaddaa?Ītton: Yeah, some came looking for work running freight and cargo. Trust me, we're not going to go anywhere near the place unless we want to be washing the stink out of our clothes for the next few years.Ģ.
It's where those slugs reach out and grab chunks of the galaxy.
Nal Hutta's as slimy as the Hutts, lots of swamp and bloated gas. It's the central breeding grounds of the Hutts - Nar Shaddaa orbits it. If we wanted to keep out of sight from the Sith for a while, you couldn't pick a better spot.Ītton: It means "glorious jewel" in Huttese, but don't let that fool you. Without purpose and without direction, most became little more than raiders.Ītton: Nar Shaddaa's a rough place and easy to get lost in. Mandalore: Too many Mandalorians were scattered after the war. When the last war ended, there was no place left for them to go. Mandalorians, mercenaries, war veterans, and pilots from the Mandalorian Wars and the Jedi Civil War ended up on Nar Shaddaa, from all sides of the conflict. It's the gaping maw of Nal Hutta, swallowing all the cargo and space port thugs the galaxy has to offer. After leaving hyperspace, your party gathers in the main hold of the Ebon Hawk:Ītton: Well, here we are.
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