Star Wars Explained | What Else was in the Emperor's Tower in Return of the Jedi? @StarWarsExplained | Uploaded August 2024 | Updated October 2024, 6 days ago.
What else is in the Emperor’s spire? Located on the second Death Star’s north pole, and standing at one hundred stories tall, the tower was constructed to resemble Palpatine’s seat of power on Coruscant, the Imperial Palace and former Jedi Temple. The spire was divided into four sections. One was a simple docking tube for Imperial shuttles or other smaller vessels. On the opposite side of that was a holographic map and tactical room. Opposite the throne room were Palpatine’s living quarters. A red colored office was modeled after his offices as both Chancellor of the Republic and leader of the Empire. Behind that were sleeping quarters that monitored Palpatine’s health. Finally, the throne room itself was home to a modest chair, a massive window, and a nearby vault that housed a Wayfinder used to reach the hidden Sith world Exegol. #starwars
What else is in the Emperor’s spire? Located on the second Death Star’s north pole, and standing at one hundred stories tall, the tower was constructed to resemble Palpatine’s seat of power on Coruscant, the Imperial Palace and former Jedi Temple. The spire was divided into four sections. One was a simple docking tube for Imperial shuttles or other smaller vessels. On the opposite side of that was a holographic map and tactical room. Opposite the throne room were Palpatine’s living quarters. A red colored office was modeled after his offices as both Chancellor of the Republic and leader of the Empire. Behind that were sleeping quarters that monitored Palpatine’s health. Finally, the throne room itself was home to a modest chair, a massive window, and a nearby vault that housed a Wayfinder used to reach the hidden Sith world Exegol. #starwars
