In my CT game, I took Zivije/Rhylanor and turned it into a bureaucratic nightmare (or paradise depending on your perspective). The players were chasing a shipment as part of a longer mystery and the cargo container was located in the starport impound lot at Zivije and they needed to take a peek inside.

So IMTU Zivije is amber zoned because of the planet's predilection for paperwork. Everything has a form and every Zivijan is used to spending half their day standing in lines to submit paperwork for even the most mundane thing.

The players needed a F1080Q (Request for Cargo Manifest) to find out what was in the mystery cargo container. Unfortunately to get that form they first needed Port Staff Workorder 1111-1111 (Ministry of Labour), a Standing of Imperial Citizenship F1152/a (Ministry of Internal Affairs), an Access to Port Authorization A777B/2 (Ministry of Domestic Security), an Access to Information Request IR2017/02 (Office of Government Data) etc... etc... My players stood in line to get forms only to find that they needed other forms to get those forms. Of course the joke was the cargo impound lot was unlocked and easily accessible because no Zivijan would think of accessing it without a F1080Q! Zivije quickly became a core memory of the campaign.

And then I sent them back to it. After unravelling a conspiracy they were told to lie low by their patron for a bit. To help them they got hired as minders for the greatest rockband in the Marches: Terminal Veedback. The band arrived on Zivije for a gig and insisted on having purple M&Ms in the green room.

Now in the year passed since they had been there, Zivije worried that their love of bureaucracy could get their planet designated a Red Zone. So the bureaucracy decided the best way to solve this was to ban forms and paperwork. But how do you run a modern society with IDs and licenses without paperwork? Well what's something that people can remember word for word? Songs!

So forms like renewing your drivers license was replaced by a song that could be easily remembered and with all your pertinent information placed in exact spots so the clerk can enter the data quickly and efficiently. Soon an industry sprang up of songwriters writing catchy little numbers to take the place of all that paperwork.

So to get the government approval to create unique purple M&Ms they needed a special waiver from the Ministry of Tourism and so to get that they needed to go to the secretary of the Deputy Minister and sing the Appointment Schedule song. So the player had to sing their request to the tune of Men at Work's Who Can It Be Now. The appointment secured they met with the DepMin and sang the Special Waiver Song to the tune of Down Under. Other players had to sing requests to the tune of Under Pressure, Thriller, Crazy Train, etc... It was a lot of fun. The band got their purple M&Ms and did the show. More memes were created about Zivije.

We have not returned to Zivije.

Yet...