Yavin Socks
Description: Corellian Masternav, Incorporation was a Corellia based company that was renowned for producing highly accurate astrogation maps. They used droidships to conduct survey missions. App. 1 year after the Battle of Yavin a Corellian Meatlump gang started firing warning shots at Masternav's astrogation surveyor ships, followed by extortion attempts, demanding payments to "protect" Masternav's ships. In the absence of adequate police involvement, Masternav commissioned an independent agent to destroy the gangster base and protect their business.
Description: The Corellian Merchants' Guild (CMG) was a galaxy-spanning private trade organization that provided monetary aid, information, contacts and starship maintenance and repair facilities for its members. Only native Corellians and the owners and crew of Corellian-made starships were eligible for membership.
Description: The spice mines of Kessel, known as the Dark to veteran miners, were a series of labor camps on the planet Kessel, where slaves from various species, Wookiees among them, were forced to mine a medicinal spice mineral into a dangerous drug. Spice mining was extremely dangerous, and slaves were thus used as expendable labor. Life expectancy for humanoid species was two to three years, while Wookiees had an expected survival time of three months. The Yaruba Family of Kessel turned a blind eye to the harvesting of spice on their world, living in luxurious sanctuaries in the southern hemisphere of the planet, while the spice mining took place in the northern hemisphere.
Description: Lantillian ShipWrights was a corporation from the planet Lantillies in the Mid Rim. It worked in close relation with the Lantillian Spacers' Brotherhood. Lantillian ShipWrights manufactured several types of starships, one of the most famous designs was the GX1 Short Hauler, mainly designed by Project Engineer Shil Tervo. Another product was the Lantillian cruiser. Shortly after the Battle of Yavin in 0 ABY, the company was absorbed by the Tagge Company and many of its designers were fired, including Tervo.
