#kick ass jedi

[stersartblog]

training. Both for cults. Jedi padawan Eve Tiylla, a Jedi commander in the clone wars, later a general. Order 66 survivor, the order was carried out shortly after she became a general.

Kanre Voldos, Sith Apprentice. Commanded huge legions of droids alongside her master. Later became an Inquisitor.

[froglover7789]

dinluke fics where lukes power is acknowledged and hes not written like some incompetent maiden who needs to be protected >>>>>>>>>

[ireallyamabear]

BTW btw by the way bTW by the way did you see the fat jedi i LOVE him

[pileofsith]

Nameless Part Twelve - Apostate Page 2/10 I'm sorry, the only way to visually show Barriss successfully making an ideological transmission towards the future Grand Inquisitor was to make them gaze at each other like two sad wet seals. Text is taken from the TCW episode, ‘The Wrong Jedi’. The comic is also available here on AO3.

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[bathtub4rats]

Do you think Grand Admiral Thrawn ever gets tired of having to reassure Pellaeon and his crew that he isn’t going to kill them for mistakes. Like not only is he trying to rebuild the empire single-handedly, he’s also having to gentle parent every single person on the Chimera

[peachyhoolagan]

Back when my girl was real

[fantasticgothicpeachsludge]

Dagan Gera was so hot and we don’t talk about that enough

[jedi-enthusiast]

Snippets From Parts I Haven't Gotten to Yet: Part ???

Have some Barriss while I struggle with the next chapter of Bloodshed, Crimson Clover <3

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As Barriss laid there in that small metal compartment, one hand laced together with Ahsoka's and the other holding tightly to her lightsaber, her thoughts strayed to Ilum. Honestly, she was surprised by it---having thought that she would have other things on her mind when she was dying---but...well...she had thought a lot of things about her death, hadn't she?

Before the war, she'd always assumed that her death would be peaceful, natural, brought on by old age and illness. She'd be surrounded by her family and her friends, sent off with both an old Mirialan ritual for the dying and an even older---ever evolving---Jedi tradition as well. And, once she'd finally passed, she would become One with the Force---as all those before her had, and as all those after her would.

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After the war, those assumptions had changed. She'd thought that she would be struck down by a stray bullet, crushed by falling debris, destroyed as her ship was shot down, or simply killed by the blade of General Grievous or a Sith. She would either be alone or side by side with her men and her master, but the rest of her family would be too far away for her to reach. If they were lucky, they would have a body to burn...but that was only a maybe. She would still become One with the Force, but far too soon.

And now she was dying, side by side with a friend, slowly suffocating inside a tiny metal box after blowing up a Separatist super-weapon.

Nothing at all like what she'd thought.

So, she supposed, she could give her mind a pass for straying to odd topics.

On Ilum, when the Force deemed her ready to receive a kaiber, she and the other initiates she was with had to face their worst fears. Sasha's had been water, Tai'ryn's had been his parents, Kel-Ta's had been heights.

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Hers had been being alone.

Not alone as in being by herself, she'd always been perfectly content in her own company, but alone as in complete and utter solitude.

When she couldn't feel anyone or anything, like all of the ever-familiar lights of her family being snuffed out in a second, like being the only Jedi left in the universe.

That was what she was afraid of. Even now, she struggled with it sometimes---which had only been exacerbated by the war, which had split her family far across the galaxy and kept killing more of them the longer it went on. So, selfishly, she was at least glad that she wasn't dying alone, and she didn't have the strength to fight against or interrogate that impulse.

She squeezed Ahsoka's hand with what little strength she had left and Ahsoka squeezed back, light as a feather, making Barriss think that maybe Ahsoka felt the same way too.

So Barriss closed her eyes, found peace, and waited for the Force to bring her Home.

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There was a cracking sound, like rocks falling down a mountain, and Barriss's first thought was that it was just the natural shifting of rubble---Geonosian sandstorms were known to have violent winds, after all---but then it grew louder, and that assumption faded away. Before she could make any new ones, though, she felt a bright light fall onto her face, shining even through her eyelids.

Slowly she opened her eyes and gave them a moment to adjust to the sudden light. Then, through the dust and smoke and bright sun, Barriss eyes met her master's, and the overwhelming feeling of- love, relief, happiness -flooded their Force-bond.

"Barriss!" Her master shouted, stumbling quickly down the rocky ledge she was standing on, and Barriss couldn't help but smile. She was loved, safe, and alive.

Perhaps the Force had different plans for her, then.

Perhaps her death would be peaceful, surrounded by her family, after all.

[tarisilmarwen]

"Omg Ezra was traumatized by the Lothal Jedi Temple how could Jedi do that to kids?!"

He wasn't traumatized he was temporarily frightened. And he got over it. In that episode.

Because a huge part of the whole being a Jedi thing is confronting your fears and not letting them master or control you.

Also:

Say you don't understand the nature of children's/family shows sometimes having to put their kid protagonist in perilous situations in order for them to have narrative agency without actually saying it.

[whasian-rice]

iirc the only time we really see Dagan genuinely smile is when he's watching Santari admire the beauty of Tanalorr and I'm just going to go cry about it.

[staticofthetv]

The problem with listening to the radio while playing video games (don't judge me it helps me with fights) is that Jedi Survivor and Chappel Roan are now linked in my mind

[usersukuna]

It's been almost 2 hours and I still wasn't able to defeat Vader on Jedi Survivor

[dramakinskywalker]

I've finally started playing Jedi Survivor this week so you know what that means!

You'll probably get spammed with Mantis crew content, be warned 😂

Btw so far I LOVE IT!! It was so worth the wait!! (and the money I spent on a next gen console for the sole purpose of playing this game) Can't wait to see where my beloved Mantis crew ends up after this one!

[totally-not-your-babe]

Star Wars Politics

Rant below

So I decided to write my Thesis about politics in Star Wars (I'm studying political sciences and it's my last year). My consultant (I don't know if that how you say it in English) said that I like to choose the hard way because it's not easy at all. It has very few sorces in my language (I'm Hungarian) and it's a hard topic because of the fact that it's not real word politics, the directors, the writers, change things as they please.

I really want to do it and we always get that "we should write things about what we love and find interesting" but he got me a little scared now if I'll have the right and enough sorces to do it. I have a lot of books, I watched everything Star Wars related and I will do it again focusing on the political parts, I'm watching videos about the topic and look for studies, still I got a bit unsure now.

I'm sorry and if you sit through my ranting I thank you very much!

[scriobh-an-iontas]

Yoda working mostly with younglings yet still being a grandmaster Jedi is like a kung fu master mostly working with white belts.

Like, yeah, sure, he could be doing some badass stuff, but he likes working with the newbies, and this way they're sure to be taught the basics correctly.

But also, imagine when he has to fight some young punk in a duel.

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You're a great fighter, you do the thing, you're full of pride. The kindergarten teacher tells you to chill. You challenge them.

ALL the other teachers and master students come out to watch this, because this is gonna be good.

You kind of want to back out, because this might not be the good idea you thought it was, but you're prideful.

What follows isn't just you getting your ass kicked, but the kindergarten teacher explaining to everyone WHY you're getting your ass kicked while also telling you how to improve your stance. It's a very educational moment.

After, you either run with your tail between your legs, or ask the kindergarten teacher to take you on as a student. If you do the second, they'll say no, but they'll muse that you could be a teacher's aid to them, if you're willing.

If you become a teacher's aid, the kids teach you calm and patience, because you need those when you work with kids. You practice your basics as you help the kids learn. You improve.

And the next time some young punk comes, and demands a fight, you intervene. The teacher is busy with students, but if they are the master they claim to be, then they should have no trouble beating you.

They do not beat you.

[whippedcloudsofcream]

Jedi: Fallen Order (2019)