Galaxy Guide 7: Mos Eisley

Galaxy Guide 7: Mos Eisley is a sourcebook written by Martin Wixted for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, published by West End Games in 1993. Is the first of the Galaxy Guide series originally published after the Second Edition Rulebook.

Galaxy Guide 1: A New Hope already portrayed characters seen in Mos Eisley during Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, and Tatooine Manhunt gave a first sketch of the city beyond the film. This guide presents a deep view of the city after the events of A New Hope, featuring descriptions and RPG stats for characters, vehicles, and droids. Plus maps of the city, region, and several buildings.

Publisher's summary
''Come explore the infamous pirate spaceport city of Mos Eisley. Pounded by the relentless twin suns of Tatooine, Mos Eisley is host to some of the most famous (or infamous) smugglers and criminals in the galaxy!''

Made famous by the exploits of Han Solo and the treachery of Jabba the Hutt, Mos Eisley is the ultimate adventuring locale for fans of the Star Wars movies.

''This book provides a complete overview of this outlaw city. It contains detailed location descriptions, with maps, gamemaster character descriptions and illustration. Includes introductory chapters describing the history of Tatooine and Mos Eisley!''

Contents

 * Introduction
 * Tatooine
 * Mos Eisley Overview
 * Locations
 * Docking Bay 94
 * Spaceport Customs
 * Spaceport Speeders
 * Lup's General Store
 * Market Place: Gep's Grill and Spaceport Express
 * Docking Bay 86
 * Docking Bay 87
 * Mos Eisley Inn
 * Tatooine Militia
 * Dewback Stables
 * Regional Government Offices
 * Power Station
 * Jabba's Townhouse
 * Street Corner Preacher/Wreckage
 * Mos Eisley Cantina
 * Jawa Traders
 * Heff's Souvenirs
 * Kayson's Weapons Shop
 * Dockside Cafe
 * Docking Bay 92
 * Spaceport Hotel
 * Mos Eisley Spaceport Control Tower
 * Lucky Despot Hotel
 * Zygian's Banking Concern
 * Police Station
 * The House of Momaw Nadon
 * Transport Depot
 * The Cutting Edge Clinic
 * Dim-U Monastery
 * Notsub Shipping Company
 * Notsub Security
 * Adventure Ideas

Continuity
Galaxy Guide 7: Mos Eisley presents a Squib droid dealer called Mace Windu. At the time the guide was written, it was just a forgotten name from the early Star Wars scripts. Star Wars Adventure Journal 11 later showed that the character's full name was Macemillian-winduarté. Labyrinth of Evil adds another connection by showing that the Jedi Mace Windu won the Battle of Skor II in 21 BBY and became a Squib hero; thus the Mos Eisley Squib could be named for the Jedi.