Kashyyyk: Savannah Fields of native grass spread in all directions over a gently undulating landscape. On the subtle ridgelines of the terrain, the grasses grow one to two meters high, and faint pathways may be found traversing the high-ground, leading from nowhere to nowhere, it would seem. In the wide troughs of the savannah, the grasses grow up to five meters in height, and pose a more challenging environment in which to hunt, or merely survive. Dozens of kilometers to the north, a low range of grey mountains can be seen, looking small indeed behind a distant stand of mountain-sized trees. The whole area slopes gradually down away from the mountains to the southwest, where the wide and languid Wikki river comes from points still further west, winding gradually towards the great Kachiro-