The Tree of Life

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"As we discover in the book, Life Day has spread from the Wookiee's home planet and is now celebrated on worlds near and far—and yes, we do feature a story set on Kashyyyk with Chewbacca's family, including his father Attichitcuk, wife Mallatobuck, and son Lumpawaroo."

―Cavan Scott^[2]

"The Tree of Life is a short story from the Life Day Treasury short story collection. The story was illustrated by Grant Griffin, published on September 7, 2021, and revolves around Chewbacca and his family on Kashyyyk as they celebrate Life Day.

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By type

Characters	Creatures	Droid models	Events	Locations
Organizations and titles	Sentient species	Vehicles and vessels	Weapons and technology	Miscellanea

Characters

Attichitcuk (First canonical appearance)
Landonis Balthazar Calrissian (Indirect mention only)
Chewbacca
Jafloya (First mentioned)
Lumpawaroo
Mallatobuck (First canonical appearance)
Leia Organa (Indirect mention only)
Luke Skywalker (Indirect mention only)
Han Solo

Creatures

Katarn (First appearance)
- Horn-faced katarn (First appearance)
Lumebug (First mentioned)
Phos-shrieker (First appearance)
Root-mouse (First mentioned)
Tree-burrower (First appearance)

Events

Locations

Chandrila (Mentioned only)
- Chandrila Senate house (Mentioned only)
Mid Rim Territories
- Mytaranor sector
  - Kashyyyk system
    - Kashyyyk
      - Rwookrrorro (First appearance)
        Chewbacca's tree house (First appearance)
      - Sacred Grove (First appearance)

Organizations and titles

Chewbacca's family
Elder of Arboreal Light (First appearance)
Galactic Empire (Mentioned only)
Jedi Knight (Indirect mention only)
New Republic
Princess (Mentioned only)
Smuggler (Mentioned only)
Solo family

Sentient species

Vehicles and vessels

Starship
- Freighter
  - Light freighter
    - YT-series
      - YT-1300 light freighter
        Millennium Falcon

Weapons and technology

Datapad
Entry ramp
Laser torch (First mentioned)
Luma-bulb (First appearance)

Miscellanea

Beacon of Caalbeth (First appearance)
Cane
Clothing
- Bandolier
- Robe
  - Life day robes
Crown (Mentioned only)
- Crown of Rwookrrorro (First mentioned)
Dejarik
Drum
- Tree-drum (First appearance)
Eye
The Force (Mentioned only)
Forest
Fur
Hangar
Hull
Galaxy
- The galaxy
Glass
Heart (Mentioned only)
Language
- Galactic Basic Standard
- Shyriiwook
Life Day Orb
Mouth
Music
Parent
Planet
Plant
- Flower (Engraving only)
  - Boocon flower (First appearance) (Engraving only)
- Grass
  - Rkkk-grass (First appearance)
- Kokll leaf (First appearance)
- Moss
- Tree
  - Tree of Life (Mentioned only)
  - Wroshyr tree
- Vine
  - Sllltp vine (First appearance)
Rrwii bead (First appearance)
Slavery (Indirect mention only)
Spaceport
Staff
Star
Temperature
Time
- Second
- Standard day
- Standard year
Wood
- Shi-shok wood (First appearance)
- Wroshyr wood
Youngling

Notes and references[]

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 Celebrate the Star Wars Galaxy's Greatest Holiday with Life Day Treasury – Exclusive Reveal on StarWars.com (backup link)
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 Whitbrook, James: How 'Star Wars' New Anthology Will Explore Holiday Cheer in the Galaxy Far, Far Away. io9.gizmodo.com. io9. Archived from the original on March 19, 2021.
↑ "The Tree of Life" takes place after Lumpawaroo was freed in Aftermath: Empire's End but before the Millennium Falcon was stolen. Aftermath: Empire's End features the Battle of Jakku, which Star Wars: Galactic Atlas places in 5 ABY, and the Millennium Falcon was stolen a few years prior to Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens, which Star Wars: Galactic Atlas places in 34 ABY, meaning that the latest it could've been stolen is 32 ABY. Therefore "The Tree of Life" takes place between 5 ABY and 32 ABY.

External links[]

How 'Star Wars' New Anthology Will Explore Holiday Cheer in the Galaxy Far, Far Away (backup link)

In other languages

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[SW.com-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 Celebrate the Star Wars Galaxy's Greatest Holiday with Life Day Treasury – Exclusive Reveal on StarWars.com (backup link)

[io9-2] 2.0 ^2.1 Whitbrook, James: How 'Star Wars' New Anthology Will Explore Holiday Cheer in the Galaxy Far, Far Away. io9.gizmodo.com. io9. Archived from the original on March 19, 2021.

[Date-3] "The Tree of Life" takes place after Lumpawaroo was freed in Aftermath: Empire's End but before the Millennium Falcon was stolen. Aftermath: Empire's End features the Battle of Jakku, which Star Wars: Galactic Atlas places in 5 ABY, and the Millennium Falcon was stolen a few years prior to Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens, which Star Wars: Galactic Atlas places in 34 ABY, meaning that the latest it could've been stolen is 32 ABY. Therefore "The Tree of Life" takes place between 5 ABY and 32 ABY.

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