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>>3975385
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSKvMyruPTA
Skywalker’s chosen searched every corner of the New Republic in search of force-sensitive candidates for training. Unlike the Old Jedi Order, however, they searched for force-sensitives older in age, teenagers and young adults that could make their own decisions, akin to Luke’s own training at the hands of the Grand Master Yoda. This meant the students found for the Academy were all going to be from vastly different origins and from all different corners of the galaxy.

You are...
>Character Creation
>First, pick your gender & species
>Male, >Female
>Human, >Zabrak, >Nautolan, >Miraluka >Write-in

>>3975386
>Miraluka
>Male

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>>3975385
>Starting as a botch ass recruit
>not some wizend old hermit master who wants to get back in touch and deal with his PTSD from the Clone Wars

I mean I'll bite but still we always start from the bottom you know?

>>3975387
Supporting
pic related

>>3975385
Female, Jawa

>>3975400
Supporting

>>3975386
>Arkanian
>Male

>>3975406
Support

>>3975386
Since it's a threeway tie and this is an important vote, I'm going to go eat, I'll leave the poll open and if its still tied when I get back, I'll roll for the tiebreaker.

>>3975385
>Hutt
>Ambiguous

>>3975387
>>3975386
+1

>>3975406
This

>>3975386
>Sith
>Male

>>3975387
+1

Let's be the guys with the awesome hats
>Kyuzo
>Male

>>3975406
I'll back the Arkansans.

>>3975509
>Arkansans
Weird autocorrect but I'm now picturing the Arkanians as barefoot in overalls.

>>3975386
>Zeltron
>Female

>>3975385
We better get Kyle Katarn as our master

>>3975514
Also support

>>3975385
I hope you keep nu cannon shit as little as possible

>>3975514
This. I love zeltrons.

>>3975514
>>3975522
>>3975524
Zeltrons a shit. Fuck outta here with your fetish pheromones.

>>3975526
Every fuckin time

>>3975524
They're not even the best for a sexy female.

>>3975526
Plz I just want a Jedi waifu

>>3975387
Supporting.

>>3975514
Sure support

>>3975538
>Zeltron waifu
>Instead of just about any other species

>>3975514
Support?

>>3975386
>Female
>Rattataki

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>All of these anons going for the pretty coloured humanoids
>Not going truly alien
I'm dissapointed anons

>Kel Dor
>Male

>>3975545
Eh, I'd be fine with echani or any other near humans

I'm back, but I'm gonna give it another fifteen minutes or so for a tiebreaker before calling it, since I don't want to roll for the tie breaker. In the meantime, would you rather select or roll for your master? I was originally going to roll for it, but if you guys want, I can make it a choice.

>>3975563
I'd go Kaleesh for more alien.

>>3975572
ill vote for whatever option that is not zeltron

>>3975572
I say just roll for it

>>3975572
Roll

>>3975572
I'll switch my vote to Miraluka if it breaks the tie.

As long as we're not a Zeltron I'm happy.

>>3975572
If they're just a copy paste stand in, rolling is fine. If they have specialties or personalities that will effect us, choosing would be good.

>>3975563
>Kel Dor
Mah brotha.
Support.

>>3975572
Roll for it. Anons will just vote for Kyle Katarn otherwise

>>3975584
>>3975563
Kel Dor gang

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>>3975587

>>3975563
support

>>3975514
+1

>>3975572
Roll for it i guess

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>>3975584
>>3975587
>>3975595
Based anons. Kel Dor gang on the rise.

>>3975572
Roll for master

>>3975572
Roll for it

>>3975386
Male Nautolan
name: Bex Ziagoggu
>>3975572
You decide.

>>3975620
Is there seriously no love for Nautolans here? They're pretty cool imo.

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>>3975572
>Miraluka male

The Miraluka have long been known throughout the galaxy for their connection to the force, a connection greater than almost any other creatures in the galaxy. However, during the Great Jedi Purge and the rise of the Galactic Empire, that connection was turned against the Miraluka, with the Empire persecuting and targetting them en masse, regardless of being involved with the Jedi or not.

>Select your origin.
>Inquisitorius
>You were taken from your parents as an infant, and you have no knowledge of who they were, or really anything about your homeworld. You were taken to an Imperial training facility and trained to hunt down and capture Jedi that survived Order 66, as well as any Force User that refused to cooperate with the Imperial way of life. After the Empire fell, your way of life was shattered. Like many Inquisitors that avoided apprehension by the New Republic, you spent some time serving Ysanne Isard, after she declared herself Empress, but ever since her New Empire was shut down by Republic forces, you've wandered the Outer World, ironically living a life akin to those you hunted years ago.
>Spacer
>Your parents were survivors of the Jedi Purge, and spent the years since avoiding Imperial Inquisitors, never spending much time in one place. As such, you never knew your homeworld, and in fact, no world ever truly served as a homeworld. Your childhood was spent in a series of space-stations, shuttle bays, and different ships. That was until, eventually, the Inquisitors caught up to your family. You managed to survive, but ever since, you've been alone in the world, wandering from spaceport to spaceport.
>Imperial Servant
>You were born on Alpheridies, and your parents were ordinary farmers. Although your mother had been mildly force-sensitive, she had never attempted to join the Jedi, instead preferring a humble life. However, the Empire put your family to work on Imperial camps, where you were seperated from your mother. You've never seen her since, and your father died of exhaustion only a year or two later. The camps were shut down after Republic forces took the planet, but orphaned and with no possessions in the world, you've still been struggling to live ever since.
>Rebel Son
>Your parents were a part of the armed resistance on Alpheridies as the Empire began subjugating your people, and even after most stopped fighting, your parents never laid down their arms against the Empire. Instead, once Alpheridies was lost, they left the planet with you, moving to another planet and helping develop the Alliance to Restore the Republic that would one day succeed in overthrowing the Empire. Unfortunately, they both died at the Battle of Hoth, only a few years before their homeworld was finally free. Never having known a world without conflict, and with no guidance in your life, you have been left without a purpose in the peace of the New Republic.

>>3975629
>Imperial Servant

>>3975629
>Inquisitorius

>>3975629
>Inquisitorius

>>3975629
>You were taken from your parents as an infant, and you have no knowledge of who they were, or really anything about your homeworld. You were taken to an Imperial training facility and trained to hunt down and capture Jedi that survived Order 66, as well as any Force User that refused to cooperate with the Imperial way of life. After the Empire fell, your way of life was shattered. Like many Inquisitors that avoided apprehension by the New Republic, you spent some time serving Ysanne Isard, after she declared herself Empress, but ever since her New Empire was shut down by Republic forces, you've wandered the Outer World, ironically living a life akin to those you hunted years ago.

>>3975629
>Your parents were a part of the armed resistance on Alpheridies as the Empire began subjugating your people, and even after most stopped fighting, your parents never laid down their arms against the Empire. Instead, once Alpheridies was lost, they left the planet with you, moving to another planet and helping develop the Alliance to Restore the Republic that would one day succeed in overthrowing the Empire. Unfortunately, they both died at the Battle of Hoth, only a few years before their homeworld was finally free. Never having known a world without conflict, and with no guidance in your life, you have been left without a purpose in the peace of the New Republic.

>>3975629
>Inquisitorius
>You were taken from your parents as an infant, and you have no knowledge of who they were, or really anything about your homeworld. You were taken to an Imperial training facility and trained to hunt down and capture Jedi that survived Order 66, as well as any Force User that refused to cooperate with the Imperial way of life. After the Empire fell, your way of life was shattered. Like many Inquisitors that avoided apprehension by the New Republic, you spent some time serving Ysanne Isard, after she declared herself Empress, but ever since her New Empire was shut down by Republic forces, you've wandered the Outer World, ironically living a life akin to those you hunted years ago.

Or

>Rebel Son
>Your parents were a part of the armed resistance on Alpheridies as the Empire began subjugating your people, and even after most stopped fighting, your parents never laid down their arms against the Empire. Instead, once Alpheridies was lost, they left the planet with you, moving to another planet and helping develop the Alliance to Restore the Republic that would one day succeed in overthrowing the Empire. Unfortunately, they both died at the Battle of Hoth, only a few years before their homeworld was finally free. Never having known a world without conflict, and with no guidance in your life, you have been left without a purpose in the peace of the New Republic.

>>3975629
>Rebel Son

>>3975629
>Inquisitorius

>>3975629
>Inquisitorius

>>3975629
>Rebel Son

>>3975629
Inquisitorius

>>3975563
>>3975496
Changing my Vote to Kel Dor
Fuck Zeltrons

>>3975647
>Inquisitorius

>>3975688
That was late nvm
>Inquisitorius

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>Inquisitorius
>[Inquisitor's Robes acquired]
>[Inquisitor's Lightsaber acquired]

Although you'd spent your whole life training to be an Inquisitor, you were only fully allowed to become one years after the decline of the organization and the deaths of Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine, meaning the standards had fallen far from the feared Inquisitorius that had once been. It wasn't helped that by that point the Empire was fighting a Galactic scale losing battle. Soon, the Empire had fallen, and when Isard had announced herself the new Empress, she'd barely even assembled her new Inquisitorius before she was killed at the Battle of Taris. It had been years since you'd recieved the news that the Empire had well and truly fallen, and you've already mourned it. Now, you were more focused on surviving. The Republic was focused on ensuring the Empire never took root in the Galaxy again, and you knew plenty of your former brethern that had gotten themselves thrown in a cell in Coruscant or gotten themselves killed just because they were careless, or tried to label themselves a warlord.

No, you were attempting to live a simple life. You've been bouncing around the Outer Rim for a while now, and recently you've entered Hutt Cartel space. Although most would be wary entering Nar Shaddaa, knowing that the Republic almost never patrols Hutt space gives you quite a lot of comfort. It's the perfect place to disappear. You can work on a shipyard, or some other job that doesn't attract much attention and make a decent living for yourself. Who cares if the Hutt lords get a chunk out of your paycheck? If it means space between you and the Republic, it might well be worth it. You've only been in Nar Shaddaa for a few days, you bought a hotel room for the week, but you don't have the credits to stay beyond that, so you'll need to find some way to make money before then. For now though, you still have time to enjoy the comfort afforded to you by the sovereignty of Hutt space.

You think back to your time at the Inquisitorius, although your training was lacking compared to those that came before you, there was one element you excelled in while training.
>Select your specialty.
>Lightsaber Combat
>Force Combat
>Practical Skills
>Force Support

>>3975700
Lightsaber combat. I doubt we had form training, but if we had, we'd lean to Soresu, the god of all Forms.

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>>3975700
>Force Support
Nice to not die and we can shield against other force users.

>>3975700
>Force Combat

>>3975700
>Lightsaber Combat

>>3975700
>Force Combat

>>3975700
>Force Support

>>3975700
>Force Support

>>3975700
>Force Support

>>3975700
>Force Combat


>>Inquisitor's Lightsaber
...The Spin2Win MemeSaber? Ew. I'd much rather take a standard saberstaff over the copter design. Oh well, all in due time.

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>>3975735
>Force Support

Although never particularly skilled in offensive matters, you excelled when it came to utilizing the Force in other ways. Through meditation, you can see and sense more with the Force than any other species can with their eyes, and the Force flows through your body well, allowing for you to both heal and drain life energy from people easier, as well as utilize basic kinetic abilities like Force Push and Pull more efficiently. However, when it comes towards active combat, you are less adept.

You snap yourself out of your reminiscing. There's a decent likelihood you'll never engage in combat for the rest of your life, so remembering all your Inquisitorius training isn't exactly going to be useful at the moment. No, instead you should probably start looking for some way to make consistent credits. At the very least so that you can be comforted by the fact that you have a place to sleep.

The only problem is that Nar Shaddaa is a very large, very crowded city. If you wanted a decent, honest line of work, the Spaceport is always busy, and will probably be hiring, but that involves seeing a lot of faces, which puts you in some risk. You could ask around for work, and depending on which area of the city, you'll probably get different options. Finally, of course, there's the Hutts that control the planet. It's dangerous, and almost certainly not going to be legal, but it's probably going to be the only way you make serious amounts of credits any time soon.

> Check the Spaceport
> Ask around the nicer area of Nar Shaddaa for work
> Ask around the slums of Nar Shaddaa for work
> Try to get in contact with the Hutts
>Write-in.

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>>3975735
Not only is it one of these, it's also a hand-me-down, extra-janky version. It's practically falling apart in your hands.

>>3975740
Also I forgot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxzb9NTcn7c

>>3975740
> Try to get in contact with the Hutts

>>3975740
>Check the Spaceport

>>3975740
>Check the Spaceport
Work the middle grounds

>>3975740
I hate to break it to you, but there's no such thing as the nicer area of Nar Shaddaa, just more organized.
We're either laying low or we need cash for a big dosh to retire to some comfy planet.
>The Hutts
Plus this way seems the most likely to be found by the jedi

>>3975740
>Ask around the nicer area of Nar Shaddaa for work
Hutts will bring attention to us sooner or later. a reputation is not something we want or need.

>>3975743
>A hand-me-down
...The implication I get from this is that in-character we don't even know how to build a lightsaber.
Hoo boy, it possibly can't worse than this.

>>3975755
I switch to
> Ask around the nicer area of Nar Shaddaa for work

>>3975740
>> Check the Spaceport

>>3975740
>Try to get in contact with the Hutts

>>3975740
>Ask around the nicer area of Nar Shaddaa for work

>>3975740
We can probably find work as a healer.

>>3975776
Switching to support this

>>3975776
Sure, why not.

>>3975776
Shit, you're right. Hate to be wish-washy but switching.

>>3975776
this is a good idea

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>>3975790
>Write-in (Work as a healer)
Although you ponder through the obvious options for your occupation while on Nar Shaddaa, suddenly the thought comes to you, you can utilize your force abilities and talents to work as a healer. You've witnessed more than a few sick seeming people on the limited amounts of Nar Shaddaa you've explored so far, and with even just a basic knowledge of medicine someone could probably make money helping these people, with your talents with the force, you can probably make quite a decent change in these people's lives.

You spend the first half of your day getting the word out, paying off a few people with the last of your credits to spread the word of your business even further. You just have to hope they followed through on their end of the bargain, which, in Nar Shaddaa, is far from a given. As day begins to turn into night however, you start to worry that no one is coming, and you'll have to pursue another path, but eventually, you hear a knock at the door to your temporary residence.

Although with one hand reaching for your lightsaber, due to years of ingrained paranoia, you reach for the doorpanel. When the door slides open, you're met not by a Jedi, or a squad of Republic soldiers, but rather a Twi'lek woman, with a young child standing behind her, presumably hers. Both are dressed in shabby looking, well-worn rags, and the woman looks frightened and wary of you as you open the door. She pushes back her hood, and you notice that she would look beautiful, were it not for the rags she was in, and all the stress and worry that had carved away at her face.

"You are healer, yes?" She asks, in broken Galactic Common. "Cheap?"


> "Yes, I'm here to help."
> "That depends what you need."
> "I'm a healer, but I'm not cheap."
> Try to read her thoughts.
> Write-in.

>>3975796
>> "Yes, I'm here to help."

>>3975796
>"I'm a healer, but I'm not cheap."

>>3975796
>"Yes, I'm here to help."

>>3975796
>"Yes, I'm here to help...for a price."

>>3975796
> "Yes, I'm here to help."

>>3975796
>> "Yes, I'm here to help."

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>"Yes, I'm here to help."

You offer the woman some reassurance, and although her defensive barrier isn't lowered, she does seem grateful that someone is offering her some form of relief.

"Thank you so much!" She cries, wrapping her arms around you. "My son, it's my son. He is sick, but no one will help him."

The child standing behind her, a young twi'lek boy that barely looked old enough to speak simply stared at you sullenly. You can tell just from looking at the boy, he seems sickly. Who knows how bad this disease is, and if it is bad, how long the boy has left to live if it's left untreated. On the other hand, alarm bells are going off in your head. Why would no other doctor help these two?

> Inspect the boy's health (Roll 1d100, bo3)
> "Why didn't anyone help?"
> "Are you in any sort of danger?"
> Write-in.

Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>3975828
>Inspect the boy's health (Roll 1d100, bo3)

>>3975828
>"Why didn't anyone help? You can tell me the truth."
Try to sense if she's lying just make sure.

>>3975828
>Inspect the boy's health
>"Why didn't anyone help? You can tell me the truth."

Rolled 37 (1d100)

>>3975828
>> Inspect the boy's health (Roll 1d100, bo3)

Rolled 90 (1d100)

>>3975828
> Inspect the boy's health (Roll 1d100, bo3)

are low rolls good or bad?

>>3975862
Higher rolls are better.

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>Inspect the boy's health (Success)

You take a closer look at the boy, crouching down in front of him and pressing your hand against his forehead. You reach out through the force, trying to sense whatever is wrong in his body, and whatever the source of it might be. There's clearly something wrong, but it's been years since you've used the Force like this, and you're relatively out of practice. After a few moments, you adjust however, and the answers become more clear.

The child isn't sick, he's been poisoned. Some slow acting, subtle poison intended to be a slow, painful death that at first is indistinguishible from a common cold. The only question is, who would care to poison a child? Especially one who seems so, on the grand scale, meaningless. It's a relatively simple matter for you to heal, now that you've located the source of the damage, but should you, even?

> Heal the child without mentioning anything.
> Heal the child, then tell his mother about the poison.
> Question the mother before doing anything more.
> Refuse to get more involved than you already are.
> Write-in.

>>3975884
>Only heal her son after she gives us a Lekkujob

>>3975884
>Heal the child, then tell his mother about the poison

>>3975884
> Heal the child, then tell his mother about the poison.

>>3975884
>Heal the child without mentioning anything.

>>3975884
>Heal the child, then tell his mother about the poison.

>>3975884
>Heal the child, then tell his mother about the poison

>>3975884
>> Heal the child, then tell his mother about the poison.

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>>3975909
>Heal the child, then tell the mother about the poison.

You let the Force flow through you and into the child, most of the Inquisitors looked down on your for tapping into the light side like you did, but none refused your help in combat when it came down to it. After rooting out the poison and it's effects, deactivating them and healing the child, you stood up. It took a decently large exertion of energy to do that, and you feel somewhat unsteady as you return to your feet. You attempt not to show that too much as you turn back to the mother.

Pulling her aside so that she's out of earshot of her child, you look at her, hesitantly. "You know, your child wasn't sick."

She looks confused, looking between you and the boy. "What? You heal him, no?"

You nod, "I healed him, but it wasn't disease I was healing him of, it was poison. Do you have any idea about that?"

Based on the immediate reaction in her face, you don't think so. Reaching out in the force, it seems she's either genuine, or she's an incredibly well-trained liar. "No! God, my poor baby..."

Then, a hit of realization crosses her face. "Wait, no... it was..." She looks around the room, suddenly even more nervous.

"Sorry healer, I must leave, thank you for the healing." She says, before grabbing her child by the arm and starting to hurry out of your room.

> "Wait, tell me who it was and I can help you!"
> Use the force, make her tell you.
> Let her leave, you've played your part.
> Write-in.

>>3975928
> "Wait, tell me who it was and I can help you!"

>>3975928
>Wait, you never paid me!

>>3975935
Support

>>3975935
Hilarious, supported

>>3975928
>Wait, you never paid me!

>>3975928
>"Wait, tell me who it was and I can help you!"

I'll be away for a little bit, but I'll return in a few hours, and when I do, we'll continue and get through the prologue before the end of this first run, if all goes according to plan.

Hope you're enjoying things so far!

>>3975935
this.

we ain't no good guy

>>3975928
>>3975935
Support.

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>>3976102
>"Wait, you never paid me!"

You shout, and the Twi'lek woman stops suddenly. She turns, hurrying back towards you, rummaging through the pockets of her cloak, "Here, this good?" She asks, before shakily shoving two fifty credit chips into your hand.

It's more than fair, with how easy it was for you, and how poor she probably is, but a mother is willing to pay anything for her child. You nod, "We're good."

She turns to walk out the door and you call after her, "If you know anyone else that needs healing, send them to me." She turns, for a final time.

"What shall I call you, healer?"

>What is your name?
>Write-in.

>>3976379
Nicol Syas

>>3976379
>Raysh Vayzahk

>>3976379
>>3976388
Or, Jayse Vires
Loosely translated, means healing man

>>3976394
This
I’m tired of normal sounding Star Wars names

>>3976379
>Write-in.
Literally anything that will move the story forward. As long as it isn't a shitposted meme name I couldn't care less

>>3976394
>>3976379
+1

>>3976394
This

>>3976394
support+

I CAN WAIT AS LONG AS IT TAKES SHEEV!

So at least we aren't a twilek dancer #9000. Looking forward to more of the quest

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>Raysh Vayzahk

You give your birth name to the woman, it feels odd to say it, since it must have been years since you last used it. You were born Raysh Vayzahk, but from an early age at the Inquisitorius, you were discouraged from using your name, even when in training. By the time you became an active Inquisitor, you were simply Nineteenth Brother, nothing more. Even after the fall of the Empire, you hadn't had reason to use a name, and the names you had used were usually taken from forged passes or stolen ID codes.

In a way, your birth name might be more secure for you to use, since you doubt many people will be searching for you under that name. After the woman and her child have left, you sit back on your bed. It's late, and you likely won't be getting anymore patients for the night, but if all goes well, that woman will spread the word about you, and you'll be able to make more credits tomorrow. For now, one-hundred credits isn't bad, and it gives you plenty for food tomorrow.

You settle down to sleep, drifting off feeling somewhat good about yourself. You saved that woman, even if you didn't exactly stick your neck too far out to do so, it still felt good to be a positive impact. Even better, you got paid doing so. Your last thoughts before falling asleep are that this might actually work out. You feel somewhat safe and secure for the first time in years.

Unfortunately, you're woken up by the sounds of the door to your room exploding in.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XG--ULzPQHk

Disoriented and barely awake, you bolt out of bed, reaching out for your lightsaber instantly by instinct. As the smoke clears, a man steps into the room, dressed in heavy, expensive looking armor, with some sort of bandaging wrapped around his head, the man points a very large blaster at you. "You're the blind healer? You've been sticking your nose in Ka'Pa's business."

This is not how you wanted to wake up.

> Ignite your lightsaber and attack him, you can handle some bountyhunter.
> Try to mentally disorient him with the Force.
> Blast him out of your room with the Force.
> Surrender peacefully, you don't want to get yourself killed!
> Write-in.

>>3977104
>> Surrender peacefully, you don't want to get yourself killed!

>>3977104
>Try to mentally disorient him with the Force.
Feign surrendering

>>3977104
>Ignite your lightsaber and attack him, you can handle some bountyhunter.
This guys a total jobber

>>3977104
> Blast him out of your room with the Force.

He's not weak minded enough that he'd fall for a mind trick but he's not stupid enough to die to some fuck up with little saber skill. Best to hit him with what we know and terrorize him with the fact that we could crush him with a flick of our wrist.

>>3977104
> Try to mentally disorient him with the Force.

>>3977104
>Try to mentally disorient him with the Force.
We're not that great of a saber combatant nor are we a master of force combat. We are good at support though, and debuffing/manipulating one's enemies seems like it would fall under that umbrella.

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>Try to mentally disorient him with the Force.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4IXY11kc0M

You have seconds to weigh up your options, but you decide you have the best chance at tricking him. You were always better at the more subtle, softer touches of the Force, and with the poor condition your lightsaver is in, you probably won't do well in a straight up fight with the guy. And, of course, surrendering isn't appealing since you have absolutely no way of knowing what he'd do to you.

You put your hands up, feigning surrender as you close your eyes and reach out with the Force. You can sense him, he's not a particularly strong-willed or guarded mind, you can influence him with the right exertion of the Force. "You have the wrong guy! I don't know what you're talking about!" You cry out, trying to keep a worried inflection as you focus on twisting the bounty hunter's thoughts.

>Roll 1d100, bo3.

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>3977204
He better fix our door. Doors ain't cheap son.

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>3977204

Rolled 57 (1d100)

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>81

You grab hold of his mind with the force, and you can tell he's clearly solely focused on fulfilling his mission. That makes it easy enough for you to manipulate the force and shift the target of that mission away from you, especially as you make his mind more susceptible to suggestion.

"Please, I'm just a tourist." You plead, and the bounty hunter stops, looking confused.

"I guess I have the wrong guy. You're just a tourist." He says, his eyes somewhat glazed over. As he returns to reality, he looks around, confused, his adrenaline and preparation for battle fading from his face. "My info must have been wrong..." he murmurs to himself, flicking through a datapad.

He turns back towards you, before tossing you a handful of credit chips. "This should cover the, uh... damages." He says gruffly, before storming out of the room. As soon as he's gone you start counting up the credits, which amount to seventy five added to the hundred you recieved yesterday. Still, this isn't exactly a permanent solution to this problem. Who knows how many bounty hunters this Ka'Pa guy hired, whoever he is.

Another matter is what exactly it was you did to piss off this Ka'Pa in the first place. You're not even certain who he is, so you couldn't have done anything too bad. Perhaps you can find someway to resolve all this peacefully.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gz6yVyvfwHg

As you're weighing up your options, another figure walks through the gaping hole that had once been your door. A figure draped entirely in pale white robes, with a hood pulled over their head hiding them from identification. They walk so slowly and softly you almost didn't notice them enter your room, despite the door being directly in your vision.

"Very impressive," a woman's voice speaks out softly, as the hooded figure turns towards you. You can just barely make out the face of what appears to be a female humanoid of some sort, with orange skin visible just beneath her hood.

> "Who are you?"
> "Get the hell out of my room."
> Attack the intruder before she attacks you.
> Try to read this woman's mind.
> Write-in.

>>3977250
> "Who are you?"

>>3977250
>"Who are you?"

>>3977250
> "Who are you?"
> "Get the hell out of my room."

Unless she's here to let us clap those orange butt cheeks in which case she can stay.

>>3977250
>What, you think just because the door is blown open you don't have to knock? Rude.

>>3977250
> "Who are you?"

>>3977250
>> "Who are you?"
>> Write-in.
Ask if she needs healed.

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>"Who are you?"

You ask the hooded woman apprehensively, your eyes trained on her, ready to react if she makes any sudden or aggressive moves. Instead, she just smiles at you, as if you just asked an incredibly stupid question, which is strange, because from your position, it seems like the most reasonable question one could possibly have.

"My name is Ahsoka Tano, I'm here on behalf of the Jedi Order. I sensed you as soon as I landed on this planet, and a bounty hunter just blew up your door and then walked out without harming you, so you're either extraordinarily charming, or you just used the Force."

You stare at her, attempting to gather any information or emotion from her stony expression that you can, but the hood makes it damn near impossible to make out any of her features in any decent detail. But, you do notice that she just admits she's a Jedi, and doesn't seem to know who or what you actually are. She probably just thinks you're a helpless Force-sensitive with no idea what you're doing. Which, admittedly you do feel like sometimes. "So what if I did?" You shoot back, cautiously.

"You don't need to worry so much, I'm not here to hurt you. I'm here to offer you a spot at the Jedi Academy." She responds, stepping a bit closer.

> "I don't believe you."
> "Why me?"
> "Die Jedi scum!"
> Get out of there as soon as possible.
> Write-in.

>>3977383
>I don’t believe you
>Even if you were telling the truth why me?
Alien GF when?

>>3977383
>"Sorry, but no thanks. My...teachings don't allow me to associate with Jedi on good terms. Besides, I'm not one to oppress my emotions."

>>3977383
>>3977387
support

>>3977383
>"Why me?"

>>3977387
m8 the quest is called new jedi order

>>3977393
We can play hard to get. Besides I think it would be in-character to distrust Jedi.

>>3977383
>"Why me?"

>>3977383
>"Why me?"
Gaining power is a sith tradition. Free instruction by Jedi masters is the traditional way of gaining power for the darkside anyways.

>>3977387
+1
But maybe a bit different/ Seems a bit too open for someone he thought came to kill him and doesn't believe knows his true nature.

>>3977397
Good idea actually.
Support.
>>3977387

>>3977387
Support

I feel our boys got some trauma being an inauisitor and all. Y'all think he has like, safehouses? Vader had a load of castles, can't imagine that there weren't a few secret facilities people may have missed. That that might be the reason Luke wants us? Not for redemption but to get a crack at Sidious' stuff? Great character development here is the point.

>>3977383
>> "Why me?"

>>3977387
Support

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>"Sorry, but no thanks. My...teachings don't allow me to associate with Jedi on good terms. Besides, I'm not one to oppress my emotions."

You measure out your words carefully. You're currently walking a very fine line here, you've never much enjoyed talking about your time as an Inquisitor, but the more you let on how little you like this situation, the less likely she is to leave. You breathe carefully, struggling to completely maintain your composure, both externally and internally, knowing fully well that if you started to panic or worry too much, there's a more than decent chance this Tano could sense it.

You're so focused on keeping your cool that you're shocked when the Jedi reacts with a smile, and by finally pulling her hood down, revealing her face. She's a Togruta woman, clearly an adult, but it seems difficult to determine her age beyond that. The way you see it, she could be anywhere from thirty to sixty, and you wouldn't be able to tell. "This might shock you, but I'm pretty much the same way." She offers with a smile.

You regard her suspiciously, but she continues. "I was a padawan during the Clone Wars, I was even taught by the man that would eventually become Darth Vader. I always struggled with controlling my emotions back then, and... the only reason I'm alive today is because my emotions lead me to leave the Jedi. When Luke came to me, I was skeptical of things myself, but he says the goal of this Academy is to learn from the mistakes of the old. I don't know what your teachings are, but they don't have to have to conflict with the Academy. We believe in second chances, so long as you're willing to walk the path of the Light Side."

> Agree to join the Academy for a second chance.
> Agree to join the Academy in pursuit of power.
> Come clean about the Inquisitorius.
> Continue to refuse.
> Write-in.

>>3977470
> Come clean about the Inquisitorius

See how she feela about dat, then if she's still so forgiving we'll go.

>>3977470
> Come clean about the Inquisitorius.

>>3977470
>Come clean about the Inquisitorius.

Toss our lightsaber on the ground... can they forgive being born into this. How do you reedem something you had no controll over...

>>3977484
Supporting. It's a more dramatic reveal.

>>3977484
Oooo yeah, do this as flavor

>>3977484
Support

>>3977484
+1

>>3977470
>> Come clean about the Inquisitorius.

>>3977470
>> Continue to refuse.

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>Write-in.

You throw your lightsaber down on the ground in front of you, and judging on Ahsoka's expression, she recognizes the saber immediately on sight, but manages to stop herself from reacting too much externally. "That is what I am, that is why I can't associate with Jedi." You say, breaking the tense silence as you point at the saber on the ground, despite how much you've used it for protection over the years, somehow you feel safer and comfortable with distance between you and it. "All my life, all I've known is to hunt down people like you, I've never had any other option. How can I get a second chance?"

Ahsoka regards you closely, her sharp gaze seeming harsher than it had moments ago. Still, she shakes her head. "You're too young to have chosen this, you were never given any other option. Sometimes, all you need to walk the path of the Light is for someone to give you the opportunity, it's the failure of the old Jedi Order that meant you never had that opportunity, that's the failure we're trying to change." You can sense some hesitation and worry in her, but she seems more or less genuine, if not a little frightened at the knowledge of your past.

The Force tells you she's not lying or trying to decieve you, but you still struggle to put your guard down. Are you really ready to accept this chance? Can you really serve the Jedi Order? You once vowed your life to the Sith, but that does seem like a lifetime ago now.

> Join the Jedi Academy for a second chance.
> Ask to meet Luke Skywalker first.
> Refuse to join the Academy.
> Join the Jedi Academy in pursuit of power.
> Write-in.

>>3977581
>Join the Jedi Academy for a second chance.

>>3977581
>Join the Jedi Academy for a second chance.

>>3977581
> Join the Jedi Academy for a second chance.

>>3977581
> Join the Jedi Academy for a second chance

Why tf not. Better be on the fast track tho, we already got saber and force training

>>3977581
>Join the Jedi Academy for a second chance
>>3977601
We're gonna need to make our own saber eventually.

>>3977581
>> Refuse to join the Academy.

>>3977581
>> Join the Jedi Academy for a second chance.

>>3977581
> Ask to meet Luke Skywalker first.
> Join the Jedi Academy for a second chance.


We want to join, but we also want to meet the man in charge and see if he's up to the task and capable, you know? We've slain many jedi that were barely capable of fighting or using the force, and been involved in takedowns that required 3 or more inquisitors because of their power in the force or cunning and still failed to kill them on the first try, if at all. We want to see which one he is, you know?

>>3977637
+1

>>3977637
changing my vote to this

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>Join the Jedi Academy for a second chance.

You ponder, hesitating before you're willing to commit. A part of you is still suspicious, but everything has been telling you that Ahsoka is telling you the truth. This is a real chance at a different life, giving you the opportunity to walk a different path. You were still worried about falling back to the Dark Side, but at the very least this way you can always say you tried the Jedi way. You nod, taking hold of Ahsoka's outstretched hand.

"I'm glad," she says, "Now, you should start packing up anything you need. It seems like you've pissed off a local Hutt lord, so you probably don't want to spend any more time than you have to here."

You hurriedly start packing up your belongings as Ahsoka steps outside the room. Can you really be a Jedi? It seems bizarre to you, but it doesn't seem like any other path in your life has been working out for you anyways. Gathering up all of your things doesn't take long, since you don't exactly travel very heavy. Really, the only essentials you have with you are your lightsaber and your credits.

After you've packed, you meet up with Ahsoka again outside your room. She looks at you, "You ready to go Raysh?" You nod back, and she starts leading you towards the Spaceport, where her ship is docked, purposefully avoiding taking any crowded or public routes as she does so. "Even though we're not actively being hunted, it's still better to avoid bringing much attention to the fact that we're Jedi, especially out her in the outer rim. People tend to be more superstitious about us, and some Hutts still have high bounties on Jedi heads."

Finally, after what seems like a labyrinth of poorly lit tunnels and awful-smelling backalleys, you arrive at the port where Ahsoka's shuttle is docked. It's a small personal shuttle that seems pretty old, like it was manufactured at the tail end of the Clone Wars. Ahsoka takes a seat in the pilot's chair, with you sitting behind her. As the ship takes off, she turns back to you. "It'll be a pretty long journey, so if there's any questions you have before we get to Endor, might as well get them off your chest."

> Ask what Luke Skywalker is actually like.
> Ask who's a part of this New Jedi Order.
> Ask about what the Jedi Order are supposed to be defending the Republic from.
> Ask about her personal life.
> Write-in.

>>3977714
>Ask what Luke Skywalker is actually like

>>3977714
> Ask what Luke Skywalker is actually like.
> Ask who's a part of this New Jedi Order.
>Write-in; Ask if she has any questions for us as well, we can use this as an opportunity to exposit about our backstory.

>>3977714
>Ask what Luke Skywalker is actually like.

>>3977723
The second is because we need to know if there's anybody we've tried to kill before in there, it might be awkward if we run into Jimmy the Jedi who's master we killed and attempted to kill him or something.

>>3977714
>> Ask about what the Jedi Order are supposed to be defending the Republic from.

>>3977723
+1

>>3977723
Support

>>3977723
Got my vote

Also ask her what their policy is on attachments, specifically romantic attachments, seeing as how that played a major role in fucking up the jedi the first time around

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>Ask what Luke Skywalker is actually like.
>Ask who's a part of this New Jedi Order.
>Write-in; Ask if she has any questions for us as well

As soon as you're given the go ahead, you struggle to narrow down all the questions bouncing around in your head to just a few. This is a complete change from your entire life up until this point, and in many ways, you're unsure what exactly to expect. Everything you know about the Jedi Order you learned from the Empire, and if there's one thing you learned in the years since the fall of the Empire, it's that you can't take the Empire's word for anything.

"Well, first... I guess, what's Luke Skywalker like? Really?"

Ahsoka taps her chin with a free hand, keeping the ship steady with her other one. "He's shorter than you'd expect, for one." She says, absentmindedly. "He's surprisingly not a very big personality, he's quiet, it's easy to forget he saved the entire Galaxy just about single-handedly. Although, to be honest, even I still haven't gotten him to tell me his side of the story of the Battle of Endor."

Not exactly what you'd expect. Considering how much of your training had been spent with the specific goal of one day killing Skywalker himself, hearing that he's a quiet, reserved individual seems off, somehow. You always imagined him as an overbearing individual, the kind that made their presence known through the sheer power of their being, akin to the impression left behind of the one time you actually met Darth Vader, early in your training.

"And, who else is in this New Jedi Order? How many other recruits are there like me?"

Ahsoka shrugs, "Not many. Skywalker is our Grand Master, and there are four Jedi Masters underneath him, which I'm one of. Then, the twelve recruits, which you're a part of. So, in total, there are currently five official Jedi in the galaxy right now, with twelve prospects." You almost expected more. Of course, it makes sense for a low number, the Imperial Inquisitorius was incredibly succesful, especially early on in the days of the Great Jedi Purge, and before the decline of the Empire. You missed much of the glory days of the Inquisition, as you were in training during the tail end of those days.

"Well then, do you have any questions for me?" You ask. Of course, you know she does, she's had plenty of questions she's wanted to ask ever since she saw your lightsaber back at Nar Shaddaa. Until now, acting as an instructor was taking precedence, but now you've given her permission to begin her interrogation.

She doesn't need to think long for a question. "How many Jedi have you killed?"

> None succesfully.
> No Jedi, but four force-sensitives.
> One Jedi and a dozen or so force-sensitives.
> Several Jedi and countless force-sensitives.
>Write-in.

>>3977849
>None succesfully.

>>3977849
>One Jedi and a dozen or so force-sensitives.
Lets become friends with their padawan

>>3977849
>Several Jedi, but I tended to ... Overlook force sensitives if I was on my own. Unless they resisted, in which case you might guess the result. Then again, it was rare that I was alone and I rarely going one on one with Jedi of actual importance, I was usually the backup for when they needed another pair of extra hands in support for dangerous ones.

>If we're talking what I've done all by my self? One elderly Jedi, and near a dozen of their teenage charges. I honestly don't know how I survived that one.

>>3977849
>> One Jedi and a dozen or so force-sensitives.

>>3977865
Basically I'm saying the only time we actually soloed a Jedi was when we found an old one and a group of padawans almost too old to be called as such, and otherwise, we were called up for supporting roles and when the Inquisitorius really needed some numbers for dangerous Jedi.

>>3977849
>I've only personally killed one, two if you count padawans. I've had a hand in the deaths of many more.
With the spec we chose in the beginning I dont really see us as the sort to personally go out and stab jedi in the face. We were probably deployed as part of a team, or sent out to gather information in advance of a kill team.

>>3977865
Supporting this one but I feel we ought to specify the number. Several can mean anywhere from two dozen to like, 3. How about saying we only did in 4? Three padawans and a knight.

>>3977871
>>3977872
Yeah these basically

>>3977849
>One Jedi and a dozen or so force-sensitives.

>>3977880
We had a hand in the death of like 5, usually in the preparation or information gathering, we only had an actual engagement with 2, and we only ever soloed an elderly Jedi that should NOT have been in combat even in their prime, along with a group of padawans that had managed to survive to late teens, having been taught by their diplomat master less about combat than they needed to survive really any Inquisitor, even one such as us.

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>None succesfully.

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>One Jedi and a dozen or so force-sensitives.

You think back on it. "I didn't see much combat by myself. I was usually more of a support role, but I helped my team take down maybe five over the years. Personally, I've only ever killed one Jedi. He was an old Jedi who'd been training a group of Padawans over the years, I'd only intended to do reconnaissance, but he caught me and it lead to a confrontation. I managed to kill him and most of his students." You think back on that day. You barely remember the battle itself, just the aftermath, and the smell of burnt flesh filling the air.

"Do you remember his name?" Ahsoka asks, purposefully trying her hardest to keep her expression and mind blank. You shake your head.

"Like I said, I hadn't even intended to get into a fight with him, and I barely managed to survive."

She just turns back towards the cockpit, seemingly done with asking you anymore questions. The rest of the ride to Endor is mostly silent and tense, but soon enough, you arrive at your destination, and you could feel the forested moon of Endor as you approached. The Force truly was strong here, it's a feeling you've never felt before, to be so overwhelmed by the Force just based on location.

Once Ahsoka sets the ship down, you follow her outside. You've landed in a clearing of the dense, thick forest, with a large, stone temple looming over the trees not far from here. Ahsoka looks around and murmurs a curse under her breath. "We're early. You can go ahead and explore the temple, if you want. I'm sure Luke is around here somewhere."

She turns to a datapad and starts typing urgently, seemingly no longer paying any attention to you.

> Wait for the others at the landing area.
> Explore the Jedi Temple.
> Talk to Ahsoka more.
> Write-in.

>>3977958
>Explore the Jedi Temple.
There are some things that die hard, and that is pieces of our nature as a inquisitor.

>>3977958
>Explore the Jedi Temple.

>>3977958
>Explore the Jedi Temple.

>>3977962
Support

Make sure to see if it's defensible, we damn well remember Order 66 from history class and have found out firsthand what several determined mercenaries can do whenever you send them against a force user. Both receiving and dealing.

>>3977982
I like your style anon.

>>3977958
>Explore the Jedi Temple

>>3977982
Yes.

This.

We will become the super paranoid weirdo in the back of the class obsessed with some crazy niche shit.

Just like real life.

>>3977958
>Talk to Ahsoka more

>>3977982
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>>3977987
Our role of information gatherer/infiltrator/planner means that although we have few actual kills, we have an amount of field time and experience that even the most active spy or lawman would find respectable.

>>3978001
Few kills referring to Jedi and force sensitives, Jedi really like stirring up mobs of angry locals with blasters (or on a particularly backward world that one time, slugthrowers. Those fucking slugthrowers were the closest you've come to death yet. We kind of want one now, but good ones are expensive.) into rebellion for help or hiring mercenaries to throw you off their trail. As much as we try to avoid killing the former, the latter we have no qualms with. That's why we were after that diplomat Jedi, none of our Brothers and Sisters could find him because he had been spending his years learning how not to be found and polishing his already silver tongue as much as training the Padawans, and just so happened to have had a large supply of credits to grease palms and hire mercenaries with.

>>3978023
What type of slugthrower would we want? A shotgun? A Sniper Rifle? A pistol?

>>3978044
We've still got the scars from that bastard with the shotgun, the only thing that saved us was that most of them had pistols. We immediately went after the one with a rifle, foolishly thinking that was the most dangerous one to us.

(It would be nice to have all of them, but if I had to choose I would say get our hands on a shotgun.)

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>>3978044
Revolver, probs one of these bad bois, modelled after a Colt 357 Magnum. Nigga tries to deflect this he got our hot molten lead load all on his face. Fuck yo blaster bolt resistance armor this gon hurt like a mf

/k/, please.
We're a force user, not a barbarian.

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>>3978058
An elegant weapon for a more civilized time, huh?

Well guess what.

Times have changes.

>>3978052
Can't go wrong with a shotgun. Got buckshot for close, slug for longer range.
>>3978057
Revolvers, less ammo to use but often than not bigger rounds and can recover the shells afterwards to remake again.

>>3978058
We are a rather... unconventional force user.

But in any case, most guns are probably either treasured family relics and artisanal custom pieces or shitty DIY jobs made by backwater farmers, with no inbetween.

But yeah, we are only good at support uses of the force, pretty bad at actual combat with either the force or a lightsaber. Our weapon is our smarts. or, should we get our hands on one, a gun. Supernatural reflexes and pseudo-precognition also helps with ranged weapons, not just melee.

>>3978079
Always have a back-up plan I say.

>not rolling up as Jacen Syndulla
Weak.

>>3978101
Please educate me, if you would.

>>3978101
Empire forever rebel scum

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YJYRSIDelWU

>>3978118
Never mind, just looked it up.

Did Sheev go to sleep? Think so. Poor gug deserves it.

>>3977958
> Explore the Jedi Temple.

>Skywalker is our Grand Master, and there are four Jedi Masters underneath him, which I'm one of. Then, the twelve recruits, which you're a part of. So, in total, there are currently five official Jedi in the galaxy right now, with twelve prospects.

So, assuming Luke isn't an option then that means there is a 25% chance that Ashoka will end up being our master. No idea who the other three Jedi Masters might be, but I'm willing to bet on...

Kyle Katarn
K'Kruhk
Mara Jade?

>>3978789
>inb4 Starkiller

>>3978789
Ezra Bridger may have been found by now, but I'm pretty sure he's a Grey Jedi now. Also the Jedi from that new game, Cal Kestis, and the other one.

>>3978789
I totally want Kyle to be there. He's just too cool a dude to not have in Star Wars.

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>>3978815
>Ezra Bridger may have been found by now,

I skipped the last season of Rebels, so I'm afraid I don't understand that one. I guess if he lived through it all he'd be a possibility. Ashoka is a bit Grey herself but she ended up joining with Luke.

>>3978821
My nigga

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>>3978793
starkiller hasn't actually been mentioned yet so we might get an even hotter alien milf master

>>3978844
That model is inaccurate. There are no panties in space.

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>>3978854
RED
BUTT
CHEEKS

>>3978835
Spoilers for Rebels, but I feel like no one here cares that much.
Ezra uses the Force to tell some space whales to take Thawn's whole ship away, to save Lothal. Ezra was on the ship, and went missing too. Ashoka and Sabine decided to work together to track him down.

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>>3978879
>all the masters are hot alien babes who never wear panties

the jedi really are better than the sith

>>3978789
Cal Kestis? Fallen Order protagonist.

>>3978952
>>3978844
>>3978821
>>3978789
Well given the lack of jedi with real training post purge, I imagine there'll be organized classes as opposed to a personal master-apprentice system. After all there's 13 recruits and only 4 masters, which might mean more personal freedom for us.

Question is what do we do with all that spare time? Look for other Inquisitors? Find some abandonned Inquisitor post and make it into another Temple?

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>>3977997
>Explore the Jedi Temple.

https://youtu.be/DxQqrrxeMkc

You set off towards the temple looming over the trees, leaving Tano to deal with whatever it is she's dealing with. The thick forest is difficult to travel through, but you find a seemingly fairly well travelled path leading you towards the temple, which you begin to follow. The forest around you seems to be teeming with life, and you start to get a sense as to why Skywalker chose to settle at this place. As a Miraluka, you have a better connection to it than most, but this small moon is filled with a wide variety of species, each with their own place in the ecosystem and the living Force around them.

The trek to the temple is a short one, and before long you enter a vast clearing, with the spires of the temple casting a large shadow over you. You approach, struggling to keep your nerves under control. You have no reason to feel particularly anxious, but your heart is beating incredibly fast, and you feel yourself start to sweat as you draw closer towards the large stone doors of the Jedi temple.

You almost expect to meet some kind of resistance or be stopped as you reach out to push the doors open, but instead, the doors simply budge as one would expect. You step into the Jedi temple, the inside is somewhat plain and stark, carved entirely from large, plain stone, with script and relief carved into the walls as decoration, primarily reciting old Jedi prayers, as far as you can interpret.

You are standing in a wide, empty room with a raised stage against the far wall. There are several different doors, each of which seems to lead out into a labyrinth of stone hallways, even just this one floor would be easy to get lost in, but who knows how many levels there actually are in this temple.

You could spend hours wandering around this temple aimlessly, but if you want to actually get something done, you realize you should probably focus on a single objective for now.

> Assess the defensibility of the temple.
> Search for an archive or library.
> Attempt to find the Grand Master.
> Explore the lowest levels.
> Write-in.

>>3979407
> Explore the lowest levels.

We're strong enough inthe force to move rubble out the way right? We can assess defensibility later, since we all know this thing is vulnerable as FUCK.

>>3979407
>> Explore the lowest levels.

>>3979407
>Explore the lowest levels.
I wonder what we'll find in the depths of this academy.

>>3979407
> Explore the lowest levels.

>>3979407
>Explore the lowest levels.
I wonder if there's any wreckage from the death star scattered around.

>>3979407
>Explore the lowest levels.

>>3979407
>Explore the lowest levels.

>>3979407
> Explore the lowest levels.

Remember Order 66. Again, we weren't there for it, but the reason that the Jedi fell was due to their lack of a defensible base.

Also, we know from experience, it takes a LOT of time and effort to dig a force-sensitive out of a hole they've dug themselves into. Jedi that pulled that were what caused us to get called in by our Brothers and Sisters, to try and find a way in or a weakness, whether or not we actually went in

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9eHXTHDkak

You start wandering the Academy, specifically searching for stairs leading downwards. The lowest levels of this temple must have been some of the oldest constructed, and of course, if you were building a Jedi temple, you would put all of your deepest, darkest secrets at the very bottom. The further down you go, the more convinced that you must be on the right track, because you can think of no other reason whoever designed this temple would make the staircases so difficult to locate.

Eventually, after what feels like an eternity of wandering through stone hallways and staircases, the lights getting dimmer and sparser, the further down you go. The limited warmth and homeliness that was present at the first floor had completely vanished as you stepped deeper into the depths of the Jedi Academy. You think back to where this Academy was located, supposedly, on the same planet where both Emperor Palpatine and Darth Vader died, although no one truly knows what happened that day. Perhaps, you could find some information as to whatever truly happened to them. They were your masters at one point as well, after all.

Finally, you step into a hall unlike those before it. Rather than being crafted out of smoothly hewn stone slabs, the floor and walls are rough, like the construction of this level was never finished. You step down, needing to bow your head slightly to avoid hitting the ragged rock roof, and see only one door ahead of you, with all the decor and light touches removed, instead being carved completely from blank, dark almost-black stone. As you step closer to the door, you feel the presence of the Dark Side overwhelmingly, sourced from the other side of the door.

> Open the door.
> Return to the rest of the Temple.

Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>3979495
I leave my choice to the fate of the dice.

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>>3979495
And the dice will have it.
> Open the door.

>>3979495
>Return to the rest of the Temple.

>>3979495
> Return to the rest of the Temple.

>>3979495
>Open the door

Go go force hallucination!