Name: Olcatz
Atmosphere: Type I (breathable), Surface water
Points of interest: Tkoku Island

Description: Olcatz was a terrestrial planet with features such as mountains and islands.

Places of Interest
Bacta hot spring
A bacta hot spring was a type of spring. The former Sith known as the Ronin was brought to a bacta hot spring to recuperate following a duel with the Grand Master.

Tkoku Island
Tkoku Island was an artificial island on the planet Olcatz, accessible via the Tkoku Bridge. It was created by the Anzellan Que-Dama. After the Jedi sect known as the Crusaders placed the planet went on lockdown, Que-Dama and his associates were aided by the former Sith known as the Ronin in luring the Crusaders and their leader, known as the Grand Master, to the island so as to defeat them.

Unidentified shrine (Tkoku Island)
A shrine on Tkoku Island withn the planet Olcatz was the site of a three-way duel between the Ronin, Aneé-san, and The Grand Master.

Tkoku Bridge
Tkoku Bridge was a bridge that gave access to Tkoku Island on the planet Olcatz. After the Jedi sect known as the Crusaders placed the planet went on lockdown, Que-Dama and his associates were aided by the former Sith known as the Ronin in luring the Crusaders and their leader, known as the Grand Master, to the cross the bridge, where they had set numerous traps for the invaders.

To-Ba
To-Ba was a mobile gambling hall owned by Anzellan gangster Que-Dama and located within a AK-BK on the planet Olcatz. It was frequented by several individuals, including the Tonnika sisters. The establishment was destroyed when the protocol droid CZ-D16 fell on a lever that activated the AK-BK, sending it tumbling down the snowy mountainside.

Unidentified cemetery
A cemetery existed on the planet Olcatz by the time of its lockdown by the radical Jedi sect known as the Crusaders. It contained dozens of tombstones and a large rock with an illustration of the Jedi known as the Grand Master and the Crusaders squaring off against Ewoks. On his way to Tkoku Island, an Ewok led the former Sith known as the Ronin to the site, where they both observed the artwork on the large rock.