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Places the field thickens

Not a gazetteer.

The chart is the map. This hall is the wells — what it cost to stand in them. For the field itself see The Force.

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Wells of the current

Temples. Healing. The living field thick enough to drink.

  • Jedha

    Jedha

    A desert holy world. Kyber in the stone. Pilgrims, Guardians of the Whills, and an Empire that wanted the crystals more than the prayers.

    The first Death Star made a demonstration of it. Faith does not stop a superlaser. It still walked into the next fight.

    Chirrut Îmwe · Cassian Andor

  • Ilum

    Crystal caves

    The Gathering. Younglings find a kyber that was never a rank. The Empire later stripped the world into Starkiller.

    A sacred mine becomes a weapon. The crystal does not choose the Empire. The Empire chooses the planet.

    Ahsoka Tano · Yoda

  • Coruscant

    Sacred spire

    A light-side vergence the Jedi built a Temple on. The Sith had already built a shrine in the depths. The dark seeped up. The Order sat on it and called it home.

    A thousand years of sitting on a wound. Order 66 did not start in this stone. It was easier because of it.

    Yoda · Mace Windu · Sheev Palpatine

  • Ahch-To

    First Jedi Temple

    An island of stone huts, porgs, and a mosaic of the Prime Jedi. Luke came here to end the Order. Rey came to steal it back.

    A beginning can become a grave if the last Master decides the school was the disease.

    Luke Skywalker · Rey · The Prime Jedi

  • Devaron

    Temple of Eedit

    A Jedi temple on a vergence. Savage Opress made it a crime scene. The Gathering is Ilum; this is what a frontier shrine looks like when a nightbrother arrives.

    A light-side house does not stop a dark-side weapon. It only marks the map.

    Halsey · Knox · Savage Opress

  • Ossus

    Ossus

    An ancient Jedi world of libraries and trees. A quiet pillar of the Order’s memory. Later wars burned some tellings of it.

    Knowledge concentrates. So do the people who want to steal it.

    Jocasta Nu · Luke Skywalker

  • Xenxiar

    Xenxiar

    A Jedi-sown world of silence-trees. Rings that will not take a census. Memory, not a Temple farm. The house later tried to number children. The trees had already taught the ground how to refuse.

    A seeded world does not inventory. Ask it for names and the wood closes.

  • Mina-Rau

    Mina-Rau

    Grain. A current in living fields. The house walked here, then left. Kas Veran was born after.

    When the grain burned, the current that held him did not return.

  • Tanalorr (Koboh abyss)

    Tanalorr

    A hidden world past a storm. High Republic Jedi meant it as refuge. Empire and a fallen Knight both wanted the key.

    A door that hard to open will be fought over. Always.

    Cal Kestis · Dagan Gera · Santari Khri · Cere Junda

  • Yavin 4

    Great Temple, Yavin 4

    Massassi stone. A Rebel base, then (in Legends) Luke’s first school. In Canon the moon is still a Force-thick ruin with a healer who felt a gathering.

    A temple reused as a barracks still remembers being a temple.

    Luke Skywalker · The Yavin healer · Cassian Andor

  • The frontier (station)

    Starlight Beacon

    Not a planet. A station that hummed with Jedi song — Avar’s network made architecture. When it fell, the song broke.

    A beacon can be dropped on the people it was built to save.

    Avar Kriss · Stellan Gios · Elzar Mann · Estala Maru

  • Aleen

    Aleen underworld

    A surface of kind people and a underworld of Kindalo, sealed by a tree that is also a valve. Clone Wars named it a vergence in later teaching.

    Open the wrong door and the planet chokes. Close it and you have done a Jedi’s work without a saber.

    Yoda

  • Lenahra

    Lenahra

    A living world. The planet itself a consciousness, maybe a vergence with a pulse. A padawan learned the field as ecology.

    If a planet can think, a Jedi is a guest. Guests can be refused.

    Rooper Nitani

  • Elphrona

    Elphrona outpost

    A Jedi outpost on a frontier of ruins. Loden Greatstorm taught Bell here. The Nihil made it a wound.

    A school on the edge is still a school. Raiders do not care.

    Loden Greatstorm · Bell Zettifar

Wells that keep a face

Caves. Tombs. What you bring in is what you meet.

  • Dagobah

    Cave of Evil

    A dark-side locus Yoda used as cover and as a trial. It shows a person the face they bring in. It does not invent a new enemy.

    You leave knowing the thing you fear has your eyes. The swamp does not care if you learned it.

    Yoda · Luke Skywalker

  • Ahch-To

    Mirror cave

    A dark-side pocket under the first Jedi island. It answers hunger with more faces of the hungry.

    You do not meet your parents. You meet the question you brought.

    Rey · Luke Skywalker

  • Mustafar

    Sith cave

    Lava, fortress, and a locus Vader used trying to crack the wall between life and death. Mustafar remembers the duel even when the castle is quiet.

    You do not raise the dead from this floor. You only smell the hour you already lost.

    Anakin Skywalker · Obi-Wan Kenobi

  • Exegol

    Exegol

    A hidden Sith world. Fissures some treat as a transportative vergence. Cult, rusted fleet, a voice that would not stay dead.

    A planet that is a tomb and a factory. What you bury here does not stay buried.

    Sheev Palpatine · Rey · Ben Solo

  • Malachor

    Malachor

    A Sith temple that fired once and froze an army in ash. Superposition of a battlefield and a weapon. Maul knew the floor.

    You may win a duel here and still lose your eyes, your Master, or both.

    Darth Maul · Ahsoka Tano · Ezra Bridger · Kanan Jarrus

  • Moraband (Korriban)

    Moraband

    The Sith homeworld. Tombs, sand, a valley of Lords who will still talk if you are rude enough to visit. Yoda walked it in a trial.

    The dead here are not quiet. They are curriculum.

    Yoda · Sheev Palpatine · Darth Bane

  • Dathomir

    Dathomir

    Ichor in the soil. Magick as the local word for the field. Red dust, ruins, a clan Grievous tried to end and did not quite.

    You can raise the dead here. You cannot un-massacre a people.

    Mother Talzin · Asajj Ventress · Merrin · Darth Maul · Old Daka

  • Asog

    Asog

    A world the Sith emptied until it could not hear. Three suns from Ossus tried to raise it. The guests died. Hunger-grass rose. They burned the guest-place and left. Ixigul they did not try.

    Regeneration is not mercy if the world can no longer choose what will live.

  • Stygeon Prime

    The Spire, Stygeon Prime

    A prison-spire. The Grand Inquisitor waited here with a recording of Kanan’s dead Master. Not a wellspring. A trap with a yellow pike.

    You may leave with your life. You leave knowing the Inquisitorius has your name.

    The Grand Inquisitor · Kanan Jarrus · Ezra Bridger

  • Unmapped (Nameless origin)

    Planet X / Sophros

    The Nameless home. A living world holding back a blight, or a cage for what eats Jedi. High Republic’s last maps still argue the name.

    You may find where the Levelers come from. You may not come back with a self.

    Azlin Rell · Marda Ro · Sskeer · Avar Kriss

Wells between

Locks. Roads. Places that will not pick a house.

  • Lothal

    Lothal Jedi Temple

    A painting of the Mortis gods that is also a lock. Behind it: the World Between Worlds — the Vergence Scatter. Doors between hours.

    You may pull someone whose death was never finished. You may not unmake a sacrifice the galaxy already spent.

    Ezra Bridger · Ahsoka Tano · Sheev Palpatine

  • A person, not a place

    The boy from Tatooine

    Qui-Gon named him a vergence in the Force. Highest midi-chlorian count the Temple had seen. The Chosen One is a locus that walks.

    A person used as a prophecy. The prophecy does not ask permission.

    Anakin Skywalker · Qui-Gon Jinn

  • Far galaxy

    Peridea

    A wasteland the Nightsister Mothers fled. The purrgil road from Seatos crosses a far spiral and ends on an outer arm — that world is Peridea, not the core. Statues of the Mortis gods at a scale the main galaxy never showed. Something stirs. Baylan walked toward the light on the horizon and called it the beginning.

    You may find a structure older than Jedi and Sith. You may not be told what it is. The series left him on the Father’s arm.

    Baylan Skoll · Shin Hati · Ahsoka Tano · Ezra Bridger · The Great Mothers

  • Brendok

    Brendok vergence

    A place-vergence the coven used. Life came back after a disaster. Twins were made as one being in two bodies. The Jedi came to test a hypothesis and left a fire.

    A vergence can create a person. It does not ask the Council’s permission. The Order already knew how to bury that.

    Mother Aniseya · Osha Aniseya · Mae Aniseya · Sol · Qimir

  • Gazian

    Living Sea of Gazian

    A living well that takes an imprint of the mind that visits and keeps it. Not a library. Hunger will mine a well that remembers.

    The sea copies what is still bound. If taken: one thought — the current in the water — until the well beholds only itself. A hole is a shape it would keep. A mirror it thinks is the sea.

  • Ferrix

    Ferrix

    Scrap stone. A civic order that buries its own. No temple. No kyber spire. The Tesn cut of the eight was bound here, under the Daughters, so a hunter reaching for Jedi-script would find brick.

    When the Empire came for the street, the droid was damaged. The holocron left the chest so the cut would not be lost. Last memory: twenty coats, uncut.

    Cassian Andor · Jocasta Nu

  • Morlana Four

    Morlana Four

    Off the corporate coin. A quiet lane beside Morlana One. The last instruction: send the crate here, in ordinary hands, when the shouting has thinned.

    The drop is not a temple. If it looks like a temple, you have failed.

    Cassian Andor

  • Tython

    Tython

    An old Jedi world. In the New Republic a seeing stone sits in ruins. Grogu reached for it. Gideon reached for Grogu.

    A seeing stone will show you a Master. It will also put a target on the hill.

    Grogu · Luke Skywalker

  • Seatos

    Seatos henge

    A reflex lock. Stone as a star-map. Two arms of a henge hold a far galaxy in the fork. Open it and a gold lane leaves this disc — the purrgil road. Morgan opened it. The Eye of Sion walked it. Not Mortis. A pointer at Mortis-scale statues.

    You may chart a far galaxy. You may not like who charts it with you.

    Ahsoka Tano · Sabine Wren · Baylan Skoll · Morgan Elsbeth

  • Zeffo

    Zeffo vaults

    Tombs of a Force-using culture that is not Jedi. Wind, statues, a Sage’s last argument with the dark.

    A dead culture’s Force is still a vergence. It will not save you from the Inquisitorius.

    Cal Kestis · Eno Cordova · Cere Junda

  • An object, not a place

    The Skywalker saber

    A weapon that became a vergence. Rey touched it and saw too much. Maz kept it in a chest like a relic, because it was one.

    An object can hold a family. It can also call the next argument.

    Anakin Skywalker · Luke Skywalker · Rey · Maz Kanata · Finn

  • Atollon

    Atollon

    A desert the Bendu sat on. Chopper Base hid in his weather. When Thrawn came, the middle became a storm.

    Neutrality is still a choice. An Imperial fleet does not honor it.

    The Bendu · Kanan Jarrus · Ezra Bridger

  • Koboh

    Koboh

    Prospectors, a saloon, and a cobweb of High Republic ruins pointing at Tanalorr. The Force here is a rumor the Empire also heard.

    A frontier town will sell you the map and the knife.

    Cal Kestis · Bode Akuna · Dagan Gera · Cere Junda

  • Takodana

    Maz’s castle

    A watering hole that watched the Jedi rise and fall. The Skywalker saber waited in a cellar like a seed. Not a Temple. A chest.

    A castle that old will be bombed. The relic still finds a hand.

    Maz Kanata · Rey · Finn · Luke Skywalker

  • Iktotch (moon)

    Iktotch

    A moon listed with Aleen as a vergence. Saesee Tiin’s people. Wind, horns, a field the Order filed and rarely visited on screen.

    A named well you have not walked is still a well. Do not confuse the map with the trip.

    Saesee Tiin