The Endor system lies in the Moddell sector of the Outer Rim Territories, at the end of the Sanctuary Pipeline hyperlane.
Canon depicts it as a binary system (Endor I and Endor II); Legends describes a single star called Ibleam. Either way, it's dominated by the gas giant Endor—"Tana" to the Ewoks—and its major moons, including the Forest Moon of Endor. During the Galactic Civil War, that moon became the site of the shield generator for the second Death Star and the final battlefield where the Empire fell.
A Type-G yellow dwarf, the dominant gravitational and thermal anchor of the system. Legends sources describe this same star as a lone sun named Ibleam, with no binary companion.
A secondary red dwarf star locked in a binary dance with Endor I. It has no equivalent in Legends, where the system has only a single sun.
A scorched, airless world. Along with Eloggi and Dor, its concentration of strategic metals was a key reason the Empire chose this system to build the second Death Star.
A Hoth-like world with a cold, toxic atmosphere. One of the three barren worlds—alongside Megiddo and Dor—prized by the Empire for their strategic metals.
Its crust and mantle held rich deposits of phobium, doonium, zersium, neutronium, iron, gold, and crystallized lommite. Imperial orbital bombardments cracked the crust to extract them.
A cyan gas giant known as "Tana" among the Ewoks of its forest moon, which sometimes lends its own name to the moon in casual usage. A hoax once claimed the planet had been destroyed in a mysterious cataclysm—later debunked by the scholar Ebenn Q3 Baobab.
A highly reflective icy moon believed to harbor a liquid sea beneath its frozen crust.
A temperate world of towering life trees. It is home to the Ewoks and became the site of the Empire's shield generator protecting the second Death Star.
Maintained in a geosynchronous position over the Forest Moon via powerful repulsorlift fields.
The Ocean Moon of Endor. Decades later, wreckage from the second Death Star—including the Emperor's Throne Room—lay crashed in its seas.
An irregularly shaped rock moon that may once have been a comet captured by Endor's gravity.
A geologically dead moon of rock and ice with an iron-rich core.
A bleak satellite with a nitrogen-rich atmosphere and weather patterns that produce methane rain.
The darkest moon of Endor. Its extremely low albedo reflects less than 10% of incoming light.
A prominent, airless rock featured in Ewok mythology as the sibling of their home world. First described in the 1984 storybook The Adventures of Teebo, it isn't part of the nine moons named in current canon.
A patchwork moon that appears to be breaking apart or recently re-accreted from a field of orbital debris.
One of Endor's nine major moons, completing the set alongside the Forest Moon, Kef Bir, Korkar, Hual Maka, Sharls, Vix, Fentakka, and Gouuls.
An Imperial checkpoint station controlling hyperspace access out of the system—including a route to deep space kept classified until Rebel Alliance activity forced the Empire to open it to all pilots, and a route to the Kessel system.