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| [[Rybanloth]] is the primary [[starwars:star|star]] of the [[Rybanloth System]], classed as a [[starwars:Star#Types_of_stars|B-type]] main sequence star with a surface temperature of nearly 12,000˚K. [[Rybanloth]] is orbited by four planets and is currently controlled by [[Taldryan]] and the [[Dark Brotherhood]].
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| [[Category:Taldryan Dominion]] | | [[Category:Former Taldryan territories]] |
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Rybanloth is the primary star of the Rybanloth System, classed as a B-type main sequence star with a surface temperature of nearly 12,000˚K. Rybanloth is orbited by four planets and is currently controlled by Taldryan and the Dark Brotherhood.
Work
Needs new pic of just the start. B-types are whitish-blue and much larger than their yellow counterparts.