#jedi shadow oc

[matchademi]

NEW PEICE OF LYRA LORE JUST DROPPED IN MY HEAD

Lyra lost her old Master AND padawan during the battle of Geonosis

[soulmushh]

Padawan and Master, Vin and Nilia.

[jedi-princess-kestis]

"You have been keeping secrets from them, and I think it's time your sister finally found out what you really are."

Thank you so so so much to @dystopicjumpsuit for this AMAZING datafile of Shadow Kline from "Shadows of the Force"! This datafile will be very important to the storyline so be on the lookout for it!

[lothcatthree]

“you should make an OC to fuck rex” instructions unclear I now have a five page google doc with a two page backstory and haven’t even gotten to his and Rex’s relationship

[makode-name]

I did not die, sad- gladly It's just a little art block happened, and I decided to shift my focus on rediscovering my musical passion not just in listening to but in making music myself xdd so I scribbled a little theme for my character becoming a leader, the Alliance Commander and it is a huge step for me, as it was for him, as it is the first track I ever properly started and finished

a lot to be learned, a lot to be done, hope I will recover soon so my passion to create will thrive xdd

[thelealinhypehouse]

Ok made in time before need go to sleep ;u; if i know ealier i would go with some bunny theme but well.

Pose inspired by @/miukumauk on twitter

[bolithesenate]

me? making art for my own fic?

more likely than you think.

anyways, Mereel family pic, now complete with (reluctant) absent father figure (and older sister!)

aka young Jaster Mereel with his buir Shonti Mereel, his bio father Jon Antilles (not canon Jon!) and his father’s former padawan Triia.

[the-tomato-patch]

Just like old times.

[jazaesis]

Thayeon Tehom, Jedi Shadow Investigator

[starlight-blackbird]

MEET THE 119TH CLONE SQUADRON

The 119th Attack Squadron is perhaps the most chaotic, ragtag bunch of soldiers fighting in the Clone War. Made up of eight fresh-out-of-training shinies who were all desperate to prove themselves in their own ways, a corporal with a slightly maniacal laugh and a penchant for violence, and a battle-hardened sergeant and medic who were betrayed by the Jedi general they used to serve under, this mixed group of clone troopers was destined from the beginning to be a challenge for any Jedi assigned to lead them.

Apollo Eupheria was fairly certain he was not cut out to be that Jedi. For the Force’s sake, he was only a Knight, not a Master, and he’d been working in the Temple Library when the Council had suddenly decided to “grant” him command of a unit. Admittedly he had gotten some training from Master Kenobi on battle techniques and how to properly lead a clone unit, so it wasn’t like the Council was throwing him in blind, but he was far from stupid. He knew the main reason they were doing this was because of his old Master, because they felt bad about how horrifically she’d died and how grief-stricken he had clearly been about it. Sure, he did have some pretty significant skill in the Force (not nearly on Anakin Skywalker’s level, but he was good), but that didn’t change the fact that the Council’s main motivation had been pity, and he hated that.

Still, no matter what the Jedi Council was thinking when they decided to give Apollo command of the 119th, he is now responsible for all of them: Corporal Ripper, with his terrifying fighting style and only slightly less terrifying laugh; Makeshift, who delights in pulling pranks that make his brothers furious; Verbal, who lives up to his name with his quick wit and endless ramblings; Pyxis, the new squadron’s long-suffering medic who can never decide if he loves his brothers or wants to kill them out of exasperation; Seeker, the squadron’s sniper with a keen eye for targets and whoever won’t punch him in the face for flirting; Nim, the freshest one of the bunch off Kamino, who would much rather be painting than going to battle; the self-named “twins,” Sunbeam and Raindrop, who live up to their names fairly well; Whisper, the mostly-silent one who has been through a mysterious trauma none but he and Pyxis know about; Slim, the always-hearty, ever-loyal solider and brother who is always ready with a loud tavern ballad; and, most confusing of all, Sergeant Shadow, Apollo’s second-in-command, who refuses to trust another Jedi after his and Pyxis’s former general betrayed the Republic and nearly killed them, but whose amber eyes make Apollo unable to look away any time he looks into them.

And so there is the 119th Squadron - a group of absolute disasters, bonded together by duty, brotherhood, and the horrors of galactic warfare. Apollo is still completely unsure how he is ever supposed to properly lead these men, but as the Clone War rages and more and more danger comes to light on both sides of it, he will ultimately learn quickly how to keep his batch of courageous idiots alive, form a sort of odd little family with these men he would trust with his life… and possibly fall in love with his amber-eyed sergeant in the process.

Tagging @loverswillowed!!

[matchademi]

Thinking about touch starved jedi

The first time one of the troopers pat them on the back, they almost start crying

Miwa really only got hugs from her master and Anakin and occasionally Quinlan when he was around and they always make sure their skin doesn't touch hers. Very painful reminder that not everyone dose that

Lyra is used to using physical contact as a tool to get through missions, so the first time one of the clones hugged her, she punched them

[christinethalassinou]

When you barely arrive at somewhere but you already have the reputation of a cannibalistic, murder machine pirate captain. Priceless.

Rhaa's: What. The. Actual. Fuck?!

[jedi-princess-kestis]

One thing I'm discovering as I'm writing "Shadows of the Force" is that Shadow has a lot of me in her. From a young age she had to step up and take a leadership role and protect her family. That's something I had to do. I became the provider and the protector of my family, which is a hard thing to do as a young female even in today's world. While I wasn't expected to be a leader from birth like Shadow is in my story, I do have a lot of her characteristics. We are both stubborn, we both hide emotions (to a point), we are loyal till you give us a reason not to be. We both hold on to the past even when we shouldn't, because the past is all we have known. The future can scare us, yet we crave the unknown of it. If we love someone we love them to the point it hurts because we want that person to never feel pain. I have some underlying trauma and pain throughout my life, same as Shadow, and I think she's kind of a way for me to write it down without it having to actually be my story. But I can still get out those feelings thorough her.

Anyways thanks for listening to my ramble, I hope you enjoy the story and hopefully of my my many OCs has something you can connect to, through their journeys in a galaxy far far away.

[zelsisi]

For the SWTOR: KotXX asks: 36 -- did they accept Valkorion's power? How many times? And did they have fun?

Thank you for the ask! For this one I have very few OCs that have been through those expansions. HOWEVER! I'll just fall back on my main for this one xD

My main is Zelsisi (my namesake) a female Twi'lek Jedi Consular (Shadow) who has been through the most of my OCs (you can still ask about her as #1 in my Masterlist SWTOR thing)

Zelsisi absolutely positively DENIED Valkorion's power EVERY TIME. She didn't trust him and didn't like the idea of being beholden to the man that caused so many of the issues in the Galaxy. Even if it would give her an edge in whatever situation she was in, the cost to her would be too great

[makode-name]

What is Palladi's backstory 👀 been wanting to know for months

Well, he's a victim of someone really wanting revenge :D

What if I told you Palladi never was meant to be in a Jedi Order in a first place!

I was heavily relying on JK and SW storyline while creating him, but that meant that I have to mess up SWTOR timeline, because Palladi needed some space to be born and grow up a little. And I was, you know, kinda alright with that.

UNTIL now, when it raises more questions than answers

So, Sith Warrior campaign helped to create a sort of legacy villain, that I haven't introduced yet, for some reason (maybe cause I totally forgot about him xDD). Hence let's pretend it's the same, or maybe not the same Jedi-Knight and Emperor's Wrath.

Palladi's father willingly outcasted out (hehe) of Order because he felt like he failed in let's say something related to Emperor's Wrath, but most realisticly simply because he wanted a happy ever after life with my smuggler, as mri'tan and mri'te, husband and wife, officially. So they found a nice cozy place to lay low and he promised himself, that if their child(ren) will be force sensitive, he will train them himself, sharing all the knowledge he absorbed over the years and shaping them as a person of their own creed.

Years gone, the baby was born, turned out force sensitive, things were more than alright.

And here where the backfire happens. Emperor's Wrath tracks them down as if there was no better moment, seeking revenge. Long story short, spooky sith pureblood kills Palladi's father by decapitation leaving poor little fella scarred with PTSD and annoying father ghost. Jokes aside, the reason Wrath didn't kill Palladi is to leave him alone with this memory, the image of an enormous sith lord, standing and looking at him with it's deep-red lightsaber ignited and those mad glowing eyes, all the feelings and emotions attached so Palladi will be growing up with his own revenge somewhere deep in his heart and when the time comes Wrath will reappear and drag him more into the dark side. My guy just prepped the soil.

So, little Palladi being around 5-6 years old is rescued by an old family friend (maybe T7, maybe Bowdaar, bc they're the only companions who can live that long) and is given to Satele (oh no cringe) because she served alongside his father and was a good friend to him as well (and probably cause I like the idea of pallade growing together with theron) and that's how he gets into the Jedi Order.

I hope you didn't die by the end 😭

*inhales*

in the Jedi Order, at the beginning, Palladi didn't really want to participate in whatever was going on there. He was quite isolated, often missing trainings to spend more time within books because he wanted to learn more about his father.

somewhere deep he's still a scared little boy, waiting for his papa to return 🥺

thank you for your question 💜✨💚 I hope waiting for this didn't disappoint you xdd

[thelealinhypehouse]

Yee i just drawn height difference between Sall and Zenith : D Sall is really small, Ain'res is even taller than him