“Stone and sky.”
―The people of Ferrix

Ferrix was an inhabited reddish, barren, rocky planet with very little plant life located in the Free Trade sector of the galaxy’s Outer Rim Territories. Its salvage markets were reputed to hold some of the best second-hand parts inventory in the galaxy.

Society and culture

Ferrix’s exports were mainly scrap and salvaged tech. Many humans on Ferrix worked to salvage materials from decommissioned ships such as the Venator-class Star Destroyer. Each worker was given a different set of gloves, with the gloves being hung on a wall before and after work. Ferrixians played songs at funerals and other public events using adhoc bands and amateurish musicians, “Unto Stone We Are” being one such piece.

The daily routine on Ferrix was to go to work when the Time Grappler hit the beskar anvil using his hammers and to finish work when the Time Grappler hit the beskar anvil again. After this, the people of Ferrix would drink in cantinas or go back to their homes. The workers of Ferrix adhered to this structured schedule. Overall, workers trusted each other, were cooperative and respectful, and were generally friendly amongst each other. They stored their gear together in a public space, with each worker’s gloves being hung on a large wall all together. Ferrix had a rudimentary warning system where residents would bang metal together to alert others of foreign intrusions or threats.