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Coruscant

Heart of the Republic

Coruscant, the galaxy-spanning city and capital of the Republic, is the political heart of the Clone Wars. Here's its lore and how its endless urban terrain would shape a Zero Company mission.

A whole planet of city — and a hundred ways to disappear in it.

Note: Coruscant is a canonical Star Wars world. Whether it appears in Zero Company hasn’t been confirmed — we profile it as a representative theatre the campaign could visit, and how it would play.

Coruscant is the beating heart of the galaxy: an ecumenopolis, a single city that covers an entire planet, and the seat of the Galactic Republic. During the Clone Wars it was the political centre of the conflict — home to the Senate, the Jedi Temple, and the intrigue that shaped the war from above.

The world and its war

For a story about operatives working in the war’s shadows, Coruscant offers something the front-line worlds can’t: the underworld. Beneath the gleaming towers and skylanes lies a vast, lawless undercity — exactly the kind of place a deniable outfit like Zero Company would operate. A mission here might trade open battle for a tense infiltration through the lower levels, far from the Senate’s gaze.

How Coruscant would play

As the ultimate urban theatre, Coruscant would be a masterclass in city fighting:

  • Endless dense cover — structures, vehicles and verticality on every side, with short sightlines that force flanking-range engagements.
  • Infiltration over assault — the setting rewards a Scout’s reconnaissance and a Scoundrel’s disruption as much as raw firepower, suiting a stealthier objective.
  • Close-quarters lethality — an Assault thrives, while exposed crossings between cover are deadly.

A squad for Coruscant wants mobility, control and the tools to handle a fight that could start at any corner.

Why it fits the era

A Coruscant mission would place Zero Company at the symbolic centre of the war — and its underworld is a perfect stage for shadow operations. For the general principles, see our urban theatres profile.

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