Player Housing Guide – Star Wars Galaxies Guides

At the end of the day, it meant something to have a place to go home to. Player housing in Star Wars Galaxies was complex and functioned as an extension of the player himself. The different ways you can customize your home were endless. Decoration was key. Rare collectibles could be displayed and vendors can be placed to sell your weapons, armor, and merchandise. A city was nothing without its players. If your name was well known in the server, people will come visit the city just to meet you and buy your shit.

A Guide to Player Housing

Gotep Vegitunks looking out toward Crystal Valley from his house.

Gotep Vegitunks looking out toward Crystal Valley from his house.

Bio-Engineered Kimogila – Nerfed to Extinction

My bio-engineered Kimogila couldn't be used by a Creature Handler but it was still a living, breathing animal and could be placed inside your home as a decoration.

My bio-engineered Kimogila couldn’t be used by a Creature Handler but it was still a living, breathing animal and could be placed inside your home as a decoration.

Floor plan blueprint of a Naboo house.

Floor plan blueprint of a Naboo house.

Very early after launch, I met a Master Bio-Engineer giving away his most expensive assets away in the the starport outpost of Dathomir (he was quitting the game), including rare genetically engineered creatures. This player happened to have an experimental clone of a Kimogila, one of the largest creatures in the game, found only on the planet of Lok. It was the same size as a Krayt Dragon but on a lower tier of difficulty. Creature Handlers were never actually given the ability to use it in combat (its creature level was too high), despite it being listed as a trainable pet. The developers decided to scrap it from the list instead.

My Kimogila had about 18,000 hitpoints for each HAM bar. Because it was ‘crafted’ by a Bio-Engineer, its stats were superior to that of a trained wild Kimogila. I was never able to use him against other players and NPCs. It was nerfed not long after that player gave it to me that fateful day.

He would be the one of the very few remaining Kimogilas bred in captivity. His body was so massive that his tail could be seen poking out of the walls in some rooms of my house. People have actually freaked out in real life when they walked into my house and saw this thing staring back at them in-game.

Kimogila

Giant Kimogila

The giant kimoglia is notoriously difficult to kill. Native to Lok, its thick skin has evolved to protect it from the sulfur pools on the planet and is almost impervious to blaster fire. It also boasts one of the most toxic venoms known in the Galaxy. The “Kimogila” starfighter has been named after this beast.Kimogila

Statistics
  • Health: 36,000
  • Eff vs Energy: 36,000
  • Eff vs Kinetic: 36,000
  • Ranged Attack: No
  • Social: Yes
  • Cloneable Skill Req: 5
  • Defense: ?
  • Damage: 324-846
  • Attack Speed: 2
  • Training Pts / Lvl: 528,700
  • Training XP / Lvl: 16
  • Wild Lair: a pile of bones
Moosacca's couch.

Moosacca showcases a friend’s Krayt Dragon skull.

Moosacca's prized Aquarium.

Moosacca’s prized Aquarium and his Twi’lek wife, Starfire.

My character's house, located adjacent to Jarel Elus' house, the mayor of Crystal Valley. Every house in our city had to meet the rules of our blueprint. House entrances had to face Grandor Road, which cut the city in half and served as a landmark,

My character looks out from inside the City Hall. My house was located adjacent to Jarel Elus’ house, the mayor of Crystal Valley. Grandor Road bisected the city and was used as a tool in our blueprint.

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