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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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Sep 9, 2007 1:08 PM
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*K'kruhk also survives until the Legacy era (won't that furry fella ever die?). *
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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Sep 8, 2007 4:54 AM
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Welcome to the boards!
You should probably have put spoiler warnings on that last post, but never mind.
K'kruhk also survives until the Legacy era (won't that furry fella ever die?).
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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Sep 7, 2007 7:03 AM
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Spoiler Warnings
A'sharad Hett did survive, by way longer than any other from this period, he is now known as Darth Kryat of Star Wars Legacy, this was revealed in issue #15. you can see what he looks like in clone wars volume three tradeback, and in issue 15 of legacy.
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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Jun 7, 2007 1:05 PM
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Spoiler Warning (since the book is new and all)
In Sacrifice Jacen kills Mara.
Luke kills Lumiya.
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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Jun 4, 2006 8:36 AM
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Mister Chee, is it true that Eeth Koth dies in Episode II? I read that he was in the gunship next to Obi-Wan's, the one that blows up. Also, have official causes of death been created for the Jedi Council members who disappear between Episodes I and II (I know that Yarael Poof's fate, at least, is covered)?
Yes, Eeth Koth is killed during the Battle of Geonosis on that gunship.
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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Jun 3, 2006 3:53 PM
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Sidious must know that Ferus is still not ready for dangerous missions! It must be a trap.
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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Jun 1, 2006 7:07 PM
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Indeed. You can read about these upcoming events here.
And, by the way, welcome to the boards! |
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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Jun 1, 2006 10:29 AM
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So your saying Ferus who isn't fully intact with the force is going to see a Sith Lord!
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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May 31, 2006 4:04 PM
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Thanks Fragrant Wookie!
To quote The Terminator; 'No problemo'.
Do you know what happened to Ferus Olin, last I heard of him he was about to enter a fight with imperials right after meeting Darth Vader?
Ferus left the Jedi Order after the death of his friend Darra Thel-Tanis (in 'Jedi Quest #10'). He then fought in the Clone Wars and established a business on Bellassa.
His story following Episode III is currently being told in the ongoing series of youth novels 'The Last Of The Jedi'.
So far he has begun to establish a resistance against the Empire and a refuge for surviving Jedi, as well as killing Inquisitor Malorum (who was coming close to learning the secret of Luke and Leia's existance).
Book 4 (the most recent) ends with Ferus preparing for a meeting with Emperor Palpatine.
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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May 31, 2006 4:02 PM
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Mister Chee, is it true that Eeth Koth dies in Episode II? I read that he was in the gunship next to Obi-Wan's, the one that blows up. Also, have official causes of death been created for the Jedi Council members who disappear between Episodes I and II (I know that Yarael Poof's fate, at least, is covered)?
Yaddle is the only other Council member (besides Poof in 'Zam Wesell') to die between Episodes I and II. She is killed by Granta Omega (in a roundabout sort of way) on Mawan whilst on a mission with Obi-Wan and Anakin. This all happens in 'Jedi Quest #6: The Shadow Trap'.
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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May 31, 2006 1:59 PM
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My friend is a serious KOTOR fan and he found all these extras in the first game and he unlocked some movie where it showed Dustil killing Mara (his sister). Thanks Fragrant Wookie! Do you know what happened to Ferus Olin, last I heard of him he was about to enter a fight with imperials right after meeting Darth Vader?
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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May 30, 2006 10:23 PM
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**************BETRAYAL SPOILER********************
Toile Senn, Rodian Male, died in combat with Hardpoint Squadron
After his XJ6 was hit by anti-aircraft armament, he ejected, only to take the next round himself
Hardpoint is an all-Jedi Squadron led by Luke.
********END SPOILER********
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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May 30, 2006 9:23 PM
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K'kruhk is one of the few Jedi Masters who has been confirmed (in 'The New Essential Chronology') as surviving beyond Order 66.
Hurrah! I love K'kruhk.
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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May 30, 2006 9:21 PM
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Mister Chee, is it true that Eeth Koth dies in Episode II? I read that he was in the gunship next to Obi-Wan's, the one that blows up. Also, have official causes of death been created for the Jedi Council members who disappear between Episodes I and II (I know that Yarael Poof's fate, at least, is covered)?
In the way of discussion, let me applaud Master Rancisis' heroic martyrdom in Clone Wars Volume VIII! I never expected such power from a furry snake, but man, oh man, did he throw those Anzati around! That was a spectacular scene. |
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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May 30, 2006 3:36 PM
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Here's an update. Not sure if anyone else has seen this yet or not, but in the last issue of Star Wars: Insider it said that out of just under 10000 Jedi, fewer than 100 survived Order Sixty-Six, so less than 1% of the Jedi survive Order Sixty-Six.
The Jedi Order numbered about 10,000 as of Episode I, so I'm guessing that those figures are taken from then.
I mean, I figure the Clone Wars must've taken a huge chunk out of the Order's numbers.
Has anyone seen anything to say how many Jedi there were directly before Order 66?
I thought I'd read somewhere that the Jedi were down to about 9,000 by the time of Episode II (probably due to increasing unrest and decreasing Jedi recruitment).
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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May 30, 2006 3:32 PM
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Major Betrayal Spoiler!
Unless I missed something, somewhere, the only Jedi death was Jedi Knight Nelani Dinn, a seventeen-year-old female human from the planet of Lorrd. Jacen Solo cut her down when Jacen foresaw the future and realized that Luke would be cut down (by Jacen himself) if Nelani was permitted to live. Ouch. |
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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May 29, 2006 10:51 PM
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Does anyone have a list of Jedi killed in Betrayal yet? (With the apropriate Spolier warning of course) If so could you set it out in the format I so dearly love?  .
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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May 29, 2006 9:04 PM
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Here's an update. Not sure if anyone else has seen this yet or not, but in the last issue of Star Wars: Insider it said that out of just under 10000 Jedi, fewer than 100 survived Order Sixty-Six, so less than 1% of the Jedi survive Order Sixty-Six.
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Re: Casualties of the Jedi Order
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May 29, 2006 2:18 PM
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Whatever happened to Luke and Callistia?
Callista couldn't handle being deprived of the Force whilst dating the most powerful Jedi of the time. They encountered each other briefly (in 'Planet of Twilight') after they separated but haven't met since.
Is it true they married and had three children?
So, no then. Luke married Mara Jade and they have a son, Ben Skywalker.
Also did you know Admiral Carth Onasi had a daughter named Mara! Dustil killed her though when he went Sith!
What source did you get this from? It doesn't seem to fit with the events of KOTOR (particularly Dustil's potential redemption).
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