Sentient Inhabitants
- Humans — Settlers
- Hutts — Slug-like crime lords
- Jawas — Short, humanoid scavengers and traders
- Tusken Raiders (or Sand People) — Fierce, nomadic humanoids and the native people of Tatooine
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