1. You Can Visit Darth Maul's Home Planet Of Dathomir
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It's currently unclear just how many planets will feature throughout Fallen Order, with Kashyyyk and Bracca two of the most notable inclusions revealed thus far, but easily the most exciting has to be Dathomir.
First depicted in the new canon during The Clone Wars animated series, Dathomir is home to all sorts of dark side energy. It's also the birthplace of one Darth Maul, who was plucked from the planet by the Emperor prior to the events of The Phantom Menace.
Also important to note are the Nightsisters. Also known as the Witches of Dathomir, these female figures were able to tap into the dark energy flowing through the planet's surface, and it was even a Nightsister who became Count Dooku's first apprentice - Asajj Ventress.
This means Dathomir is a pivotal location in the expanded Star Wars canon - and one fans are sure to enjoy exploring come its release.
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