List Of Star Wars Planets (M–N)
The third planet in its system, M2398 is a gas giant that is ringed with dust and several moons. Its third moon is the site of a base. It was one of the planets that was visited by the Night Caller before it was captured by Wraith Squadron near Xobome 6.
Read more about List Of Star Wars Planets (M–N): M4-78, Malachor V, Malastare, Manaan, Mandalore, Manpha, Mantooine, Maramere, Maridun, Mawan, Mechis III, Melida/Daan, Meridias, Metalorn, Metellos, Mimban, Mirial, Mobus, Molovar, Mon Calamari, Mon Gazza, Monor II, Morellia, Morphia, Mortis, Mrlsst, Muunilinst, Munto Codru, Murkhana, Muskree, Mustafar, Mygeeto, Mylok IV, Myomar, Myrkr, Mytus VII, Naboo, Nagi, Nal Hutta, Nam Chorios, Nar Hekka, Nar Shaddaa, Necropolis, Neimoidia, Nelvaan, Nespis VIII, New Alderaan, New Apsolon, New Bornalex, New Cov, New Plympto, Nilban, Nim Drovis, Nirauan, Nivek, Nkllon, Nod Kartha, Nubia, Nyriaan, N'zoth III
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