There are several major Jedi, divided into four categories; Ancient Jedi, Pre-Ruusan Reformation/Old Republic Jedi, Post-Ruusan Reformation/Old Republic Jedi, The New Jedi-Order's. Jedi - Ancient Jedi. Arca Jeth Ashka Boda Bodo Baas Chamma Dominus Exar Kun Garnoo Gra'aton Ikrit Jaled Dur Jassa Mroon Memit Nadill Odan Urr Ood Bnar Ooroo Shatoyo Sidonra Diath Ulic Qel-Droma Master T ...

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The Jedi Code is the central philosophy and dogma of the Jedi Knights. The code has been appended over the millennia, and by the time of the Clone Wars it included many fairly esoteric prohibitions far removed from the core beliefs of a Jedi, such as a doctrine that training shall only begin in infancy and anybody older than that was too old to be trained. However, throughout all of these changes there was a central, core part of the code that remained the fundamental belief of a Jedi. There is no emotion; there is peace. ...

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There is a well-developed hierarchy of ranks, listed below. Jedi - Jedi Ranks. Members of the order progressed through four tiers of rank, sometimes referred to as levels. Youngling An unofficial title, this refers to a child with Force potential. More accurately, Youngling is Galactic Basic slang for children of any sort. At a very young age, the Jedi initiates leave their homes and are assigned to a group for training. If a youngling is not chosen by any Jedi Knight to be the ...

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There is a well-developed hierarchy of ranks, listed below. Jedi - Jedi ranks. Members of the order progressed through four tiers of rank, sometimes referred to as levels. Youngling An unofficial title, this refers to a child with Force potential. More accurately, Youngling is Galactic Basic slang for children of any sort. At a very young age, the Jedi initiates leave their homes and are assigned to a group for training. If a youngling is not chosen by any Jedi Knight to be the ...

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Dark Jedi is the somewhat misleading name given in the Star Wars fictional universe to those beings who are Force-attuned and adept at the dark side of the Force. They exist only in the Expanded Universe; the term is never used in any of the six Star Wars films, even when the opportunity to do so arises (notably Qui-Gon Jinn's initial report to the Jedi Council during The Phantom Menace). Dark Jedi - Qualifications. Dark Jedi is a label to a specific archetype of characters in the Star Wars Expanded ...

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• Dark Jedi - Palpatine's Dark Side Elite
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The Temple itself is the home to the Jedi, where they live for the first years of their apprenticeship, and where they learn of the ways of the Force and train in the traditions of the Jedi Order. The Jedi Archives are housed inside the Temple The Temple also provides independent transport for any Jedi who needs it. The recently constructed Temple Hangars house Delta-7 and Eta-2 Jedi Starfighters, capable of transporting Jedi anywhere in the Galaxy. The rest of the inner Temple consists basically of just ...

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These Jedi presided over the order during its twilight years. This chart does not include Masters Tor Difusal, Jocasta Nu, T'un, and Thame Cerulian, all of whom sat on the council decades before 44 BBY. Jedi Council - Deaths on the Jedi Council. Tyvokka was killed during the Stark Hyperspace War and Micah Giett was killed during an uprising on Yinchorr. Yarael Poof sacrificed himself to save Coruscant from the Annoo-Dat terrorist General Ashaar Khorda, and Yaddle died saving the population of Mawan from a dihexalon gas weapon ...

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Jedi Council, Jedi Council - Ancient Jedi Order, Jedi Council - Old Jedi Order, Jedi Council - Deaths on the Jedi Council, Jedi Council - New Jedi Order, Jedi Council - Enclave councils, Jedi Council - Almas, Jedi Council - Arkania, Jedi Council - Chu'unthor II, Jedi Council - Dantooine, Jedi Council - Ossus, Jedi Council - Teya IV

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From the outside, the Jedi Temple appears as a high-raised ziggurat building in a stepped design, with five spires built on top, one taller spire surrounded by four smaller ones. These spires symbolize a Jedi's climb to enlightenment. Its design suggests that of a fortress, but for more than forty generations, it has stood as a symbol of peace and justice. The tallest Central Spire is known as the Temple Spire, and is traditionally the most important, since it holds the ancient texts of the Founding Jedi, and those scroll ...

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In I, Jedi, Corran Horn discovers his Jedi heritage in order to save the life of his wife, Mirax Terrik. Corran Horn was a member of the elite X-wing force Rogue Squadron. After returning home from a long campaign to find his wife kidnapped, he turns to Luke Skywalker, the only remaining Jedi Master at the time, for help. This coincides nicely with the Master's timing, as he is seeking students for his new Jedi Academy on Yavin 4. Corran knows that he is Force-sensitive, and that only with the Force as his al ...

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During the Jedi Purge in 19 BBY, the Temple was attacked by the 501st Legion of Clone Troopers, led by the newly annointed Lord Vader carrying out Order 66 of the new galactic emperor. The Jedi inside were cut down and slaughtered. The Temple itself was set alight, statues cast down and destroyed and the building riddled with bullet marks and signs of the massacre. It was later found to be abandoned, but curiously was not completely destroyed (it is seen in the DVD edition of Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi). The temple was used rumored to be use ...

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The Reborn were Imperials who were taken by Desann, a Dark Jedi, to the Valley of the Jedi, thus infusing them with the Force. The name Reborn possibly stems from their 'rebirth' into Force-sensitivity, or from Lord Hethrir's faction the Empire Reborn. The majority of Reborn were from the group of Empire Youth selected by Desann's master Lord Hethrir. Later, Admiral Galak Fyyar, an Imperial Remnant scientist, finished designing the Shadow Armor. This armour was then distributed to the most skilled Rebor ...

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Reborn Jedi, Reborn Jedi - Origin, Reborn Jedi - Classification, Reborn Jedi - Shadowtroopers, Reborn Jedi - Reborn in Jedi Academy, Reborn Jedi - Sources

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The Lost City of the Jedi (1992) is the second book of the Jedi Prince series by Paul and Hollace Davids. In the book Trioculus is made leader of the Galactic Empire after finding the coveted glove of Darth Vader. Meanwhile, Luke Skywalker and company discover a lost city on Yavin 4 which was once occupied by the ancient Jedi. The city is home to a twelve-year-old boy named Ken, who is the "Jedi ...

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Jedi Prince - Ken. Ken is an overly enthusiastic youth, whose behavior is obviously meant to mirror Luke Skywalker. Raised in the Lost City of the Jedi for the first twelve years of his life, Ken joined the Alliance when he was discovered by Skywalker. Ken is the son of Triclops and, therefore, grandson of Palpatine. Since the Jedi Prince series used Ken as its main hero, setting up Palpatine as his grandfather was obviously meant to mirror Luke Skywalker revelation that Darth Vader was his father. There is some ambiguity regarding his true origins, as all accounts of Palpatine ...

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Jedi Prince, Jedi Prince - Entries, Jedi Prince - Characters, Jedi Prince - Ken, Jedi Prince - Trioculus, Jedi Prince - The glove of Darth Vader, Jedi Prince - Triclops, Jedi Prince - Grand Moff Hissa, Jedi Prince - Supreme Prophet Kadann, Jedi Prince - The Lost City of the Jedi, Jedi Prince - Fan reaction, Jedi Prince - Continuity, Jedi Prince - External link

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The Glove of Darth Vader (1992) is the first book of the Jedi Prince series by Paul and Hollace Davids. In the book, Grand Moff Hissa sets up Trioculus as Palpatine's son and, therefore, heir to the Empire. However, Kadann, Supreme Prophet of the Dark Side, foretells the rightful heir will wear the glove of Darth Vader. Despite the efforts of Luke Skywalker and the Rebel Alliance, Trioculus retrieves the glove from Calama ...

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Jedi Prince, Jedi Prince - Entries, Jedi Prince - Characters, Jedi Prince - Ken, Jedi Prince - Trioculus, Jedi Prince - The glove of Darth Vader, Jedi Prince - Triclops, Jedi Prince - Grand Moff Hissa, Jedi Prince - Supreme Prophet Kadann, Jedi Prince - The Lost City of the Jedi, Jedi Prince - Fan reaction, Jedi Prince - Continuity, Jedi Prince - External link

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The Elite of the Reborn warriors, the Shadowtroopers were the culmination of Galak Fyyar's efforts in Jedi Outcast. Armed with a lightsaber and suited in the Shadow Armour, they saw the most success in the assault on the Jedi Academy. What differentiates the Shadowtroopers from other Reborn is the Shadow Armor. At first sight the Shadow Armor may look like a TIE Pilot suit, in fact it was developed by Gala ...

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Reborn Jedi, Reborn Jedi - Origin, Reborn Jedi - Classification, Reborn Jedi - Shadowtroopers, Reborn Jedi - Reborn in Jedi Academy, Reborn Jedi - Sources

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Despite the unpopularity of the series, its places, situations, and technology are frequently referenced in other Expanded Universe sources, though its characters themselves seldom appear. The series has been retconned in many ways. For example, according to Paul Davids, the series takes place over the course of five years, but the Star Wars timeline lists all the events as taking place within the same year and as being generally of little importance. The wedding of Han Solo and Leia Organa set to take place at the end of the s ...

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Jedi Prince, Jedi Prince - Entries, Jedi Prince - Characters, Jedi Prince - Ken, Jedi Prince - Trioculus, Jedi Prince - The glove of Darth Vader, Jedi Prince - Triclops, Jedi Prince - Grand Moff Hissa, Jedi Prince - Supreme Prophet Kadann, Jedi Prince - The Lost City of the Jedi, Jedi Prince - Fan reaction, Jedi Prince - Continuity, Jedi Prince - External link

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Reborn are classified into 5 groups: Orange (Standard/Basic Reborn) Blue (Reborn Acrobat) Green (Reborn Fencer) Red (Reborn Force User) Black (Reborn Boss) These colors are a designation of their power. Reborn Boss are the most difficult to defeat in the game. They have been fed the most Force power and possess several abilities. During the assault on the Jedi Academy, Reborn worked in teams, sealing off exits and overwhelming Jedi. Reborn could not use Force Lightning but co ...

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Reborn Jedi, Reborn Jedi - Origin, Reborn Jedi - Classification, Reborn Jedi - Shadowtroopers, Reborn Jedi - Reborn in Jedi Academy, Reborn Jedi - Sources

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Dark Jedi is a label to a specific archetype of characters in the Star Wars Expanded Universe defined as force-attuned beings that meet two requirements. One, they do not hold themselves to the dogma of either the Jedi or the Sith, and two, they use their force abilities for less than virtuous acts, one that would normally be looked down upon by the Jedi Order. As it has been mentioned, the concept of Dark Jedi is not endorsed anywhere within the movie trilogy. Dark Jedi in the Expanded Universe typically refer to students of Luke Skywalker' ...

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Dark Jedi, Dark Jedi - Qualifications, Dark Jedi - Common usage, Dark Jedi - Palpatine's Dark Side Elite, Dark Jedi - Grey Jedi

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Dark Jedi use the Force for their own ends while attempting to utilize other powers of the Force, owing no allegiance. Strength and abilities are unrounded and often unhoned, e.g. while a Dark Jedi can use Jedi and Sith Force arts, only a true Jedi or Sith can master the nuances. True Sith and Jedi must be ordained and approved by their respective masters in order to gain access to the true powers of their respective organizations. The term is a convenient shorthand description for such beings who can manipulate the Force. But it is n ...

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Dark Jedi, Dark Jedi - Qualifications, Dark Jedi - Common usage, Dark Jedi - Palpatine's Dark Side Elite, Dark Jedi - Grey Jedi

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