Ryloth System

When playing through the space missions, you may notice that two of them do not seem have the gold brick to start the mission. Many people get confused about this so I thought a quick post might help everyone.

Ryloth System Meaning

Organa: ' We're headed for a moon in the Ryloth system, Threepio. As far as the Galactic Travel Guide is concerned, it's uninhabited and inhospitable. Image Name Position Type Size Population Controlled By Homeworld; Ryloth sun: 9, 11: Sun: 30x30: 0-Ryloth: 16, 16: Hot/breathable: 15x15: 31,320,078: Tenloss Syndicate.

For these two space missions, you have to do something first that will trigger the appearance of the gold brick. For the Ryloth space mission, you need to aboard the Resolute and locate the room with the turrets in. To find this, go through the brig and use the lift at the end. Cross the large hanger from right to left and use another lift here. When you are in the turret room, jump into one and start shooting the floating debris you can see. When you have shot enough the space mission will unlock, meaning the gold brick will now be there when you want to start the mission.

Maridun is the same deal. This time, on the Invisible Hand, find the turret room. To get there, head to the left when you dock and go through the double doors into the bounty hunter room. In here there is another lift which will lead you to the turrets. When you arrive, jump in one and start shooting the broken red ship in front of you. When you destroy it, the mission will unlock.

Ryloth System Definition

Ryloth, also known as Twi’lek, and Twi’lek Prime, was the harsh, rocky homeworld of the Twi’leks, an Outer Rim Territories world located on the Corellian Run and forming one endpoint of the Death Wind Corridor. One side of the planet perpetually faced its sun and the other remained in darkness, a phenomenon known as tidal locking. The dayside was referred to as the Bright Lands and the night-side was known as the Nightlands.

Ryloth, the second planet in the Ryloth system, possessed a thin, but breathable atmosphere. The planet was orbited by five moons, which had subtle tidal effects on the planet’s liquid core and underground springs. It had little or no surface water except for patches of water ice on the night side.

It was a planet of extremes: dry, rocky landscapes of deserts, mountain ranges with mist-covered peaks, shadowy valleys, alternated with snowy wastes, joined by lush temperate bands which concentrated much of its population.
Because of its unusual day-night rotation period, atmospheric conditions on Ryloth’s surface were characterized by turbulent seasons and extremely high winds (reaching 500 kilometers per hour) scouring the surface and sculpting the landscape and unpredictable bursts of heat called heat storms, which could reach 300 degrees centigrade. The more extreme heat storms sometimes moved across the terminator and reached miles underground, making caves near the surface temporarily uninhabitable, before eventually dying out on the night side.

Along the terminator lay a thin habitable border, a twilight realm between the two extremes. Along this narrow strip were the series of caverns where some of the Twi’leks decided to build their underground cities, blockaded with thick blast doors and portcullises to keep out the vicious monsters that prowled the Bright Lands, especially lyleks.