A standard-class starport,[3] or standard class starport,[4][2] was a type of starport.[1]
Description
The standard-class starport had a fully staffed and equipped control tower.[1] This type of port offered refueling and resupply services.[5] It had a small maintenance facility capable of minor repairs and modifications. These services could cost up to double the normal price and take more than twice as long to accomplish.[1] The quality of the work often varied from mediocre to very good.[2]
The planet Lazerian IV was the site of numerous Industrial Starports. Each Industrial Starport consisted of a standard-class starport, huge raw material storage facilities, several large factories, warehouses, apartments for the working staff, administrative offices, and a garrison of twenty-four troopers.[6]
List of standard-class starports
Deep Core
Core Worlds
- Abregado-rae[8]
- Corellia (4)[9]
- Drall (3)[9]
- Jatee[10]
- Leria Kerlsil[9]
- Rydonni Prime (2)[11]
- Sacorria[9]
- Selonia (4)[9]
- Spira[12]
- Talus (2)[9]
- Tralus (1)[9]
Colonies
- Achillea (3)[13]
- Calipsa (12 for cargo)[13]
- Lammax[13]
- Lamuir IV (3)[13]
- Neona (1)[13]
- Obulette (several)[13]
- Ord Antalaha[14]
- Reena (numerous)[13]
- Thrantin[15]
Inner Rim
Expansion Region
- Amthau[20]
- Aram[20]
- Bacrana (1)[20]
- Bovo Yagen (1)[9]
- Canyon (1)[21]
- Demar[20]
- Hargeeva[22]
- Lazerian IV[6]
- Nigel VI[23]
- Nkllon[8]
- Tava Yagen[9]
- Valgauth[24]
Mid Rim
- Ando (3)[25]
- Argovia[26]
- Bimmisaari[8]
- Bothawui[27][28]
- Essowyn (1)[29][18]
- Kaal[30]
- Kashyyyk[8]
- Kirima (2)[31]
- Kothlis[27][28][32]
- Krann[33]
- Monor II[34]
- Mutanda (1)[29][18]
- Ord Pardron[35]
- Seltos[36]
- StarForge Station[14][37][38]
- Starlyte Station[39]
- Venaari (2)[40]
- Zelos II (1)[17][18]
Outer Rim Territories
- Asation[41]
- Ast Kikorie (1)[42]
- Bespin (1)[5][43][44][45][46][47][32][48]
- Bpfassh[8]
- Carosi XII (1)[17][18]
- Dalos IV (2)[49]
- Darlyn Boda (3)[48]
- Dayark (1)[50]
- Demesel (1)[51]
- Eliad[1]
- Elom[8]
- Elrood (8)[52]
- Emmer[49]
- Galaan[53]
- Gandle Ott[54]
- Garqi[55]
- Gelgelar[32]
- Gentes (1)[48]
- Gerrenthum (8)[48]
- Indu San[57]
- Ione (3)[48]
- Isen IV[29]
- Isis (1)[48]
- Javin (3)[48]
- Kabaira[58]
- Kessel[44]
- Kidron[52]
- Kirtania[59]
- Kirtarkin (2)[48]
- Kuna's Tooth (1)[42]
- Lan Barell[60]
- Lutrillia (7)[48]
- Marca[61]
- Mataou (1)[48]
- Merisee (3)[52]
- Midakos (1)[42]
- Mote (1)[42]
- Narg[62]
- Neftali[39][63]
- Nothoiin (3)[48]
- Nwarcol Point[64]
- Ord Mynock (1)[65]
- Ossus[66]
- Ovise III (3)[42]
- Ovise VI (4)[42]
- Pallaxides[67]
- Pembric II[68]
- Pii III (2)[69]
- Pii IV[69]
- Pirik[70]
- Polmanar (2)[48]
- Qina (1)[42]
- Rishi[71]
- Rodia[32]
- Rordak (4)[29][18]
- Sevarcos II (4)[72]
- Shesharile 5[1][73]
- Shesharile 6[1][73]
- Sirpar[74]
- Socorro[63]
- Syned[75]
- Tanquilla Beach[76]
- Tatooine[77][46][78][47][32]
- Terman Station[64]
- Tresidiss (2)[51]
- Trindello (1)[42]
- Trogan[35]
- Varonat (1)[48]
- Vasha (10)[42]
- Verkuyl[79]
- Vex Asteroid Belt (2)[42]
- Virmeude[14]
- "Woern's Asteroid"[80]
- Zirtran's Anchor[81]
Wild Space
Mobile
Behind the scenes
The standard-class starport was created by Mark Rein-Hagen and Stewart Wieck for Galaxy Guide 6: Tramp Freighters, a roleplaying sourcebook published in 1990 by West End Games for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game.[1]
