Krell admitted his true intentions to the clones that captured him, revealing his plan to betray the Galactic Republic. We can also rule out any character that as had the option or possibility of being killed during KOTFE or KOTET, since it needs to be someone that is still alive for every player, regardless of the story choices they may have made. That would include Koth, Scorpio, Senya, Arcann, Jorgan, Kaliyo, Vette, Torian, Quinn, (and any others I may be forgetting). By the same logic, it can't be either Malcom or Acina either, based on what happens during the Iokath story line. And it can't be any companion that we got through an alliance alert mission, since not every player will have done them all. Han and Leia Organa Solo, along with their droids C-3PO and R2-D2, set off on adventures to root out and overthrow any planetary government that plans to acquiesce to the Yuuzhan Vong. One of their most dangerous missions is set on Aphran IV, though they are able to escape death with their mission a success.

Force Heretic: Refugee (also released as Force Heretic II: Refugee) is the second novel in a three-part story by Sean Williams and Shane Dix, published in 2003. So there you have it -- the stormtrooper behind the meme. Let's hope we haven't seen the last of Nines. Or TR-8R. Who wouldn't want to see round two...and all the memes it could inspire? Force Heretic: Remnant (also released as Force Heretic I: Remnant) is the first novel in a three-part story by Sean Williams and Shane Dix, published in 2003.For the 3rd bonus objective you need to Slice 7 Inrokini Terminals. They are all located in the Ship Hull Assembly area, after the first and before the second boss, and are guarded by numerous trash mobs. Operations Chiefs Achievements After ~75% of its HP, the boss will spawn a big red circle around itself (electricity damage for a few seconds) and start spawning Tank Droid adds. They have large HP pools and respawn shortly after they are killed. It is better to keep their aggro controlled as much as possible or just take the damage. The droids spawn big yellow circles around themselves, which explode in a few seconds, dealing AoE damage. Avoid them, if possible. Matthew Stover’s novel, “Traitor” is the thirteenth book in the NJO. It is the first time that we, the readers, are given confirmation that Jacen is alive since his capture by the Yuuzhan Vong in Greg Keyes’s novel “Star by Star” (book # 9). Up until now, Jacen has been considered M.I.A. and presumed dead.

After a brief period of mourning during which tensions within the group rise, Jacen and Jaina decided to split up. Jaina wants to retrieve her brother's body while Jacen decides to finish off their original mission; the killing of the voxyn queen. On his way there, he meets the mysterious Vergere who shows him the way to the voxyn queen whom he fights and defeats. After this, she turns on him and delivers him right into the waiting hands of the Yuuzhan Vong. Purportedly, Lucas disliked it a lot he bought a whole collection of books to reverse every single story string Traitor touched – and depending upon your sight of his opinions, this is either a badge of honor, or a grave warning to prevent it for life. In the meantime, as Anakin and Obi-Wan race to the Separatist base on BARC speeders, they notice an increasing number of droids spying on them, but still decide to continue the mission, despite the fact that it has been compromised. They arrive at the enemy base and inside, they meet Asajj Ventress again and begin to duel with her. The Jedi manage to overcome Ventress and demand her surrender, but as they edge closer to capture her, she creates a large hole in the floor beneath their feet with her lightsabers, pushing them one level down. Ventress taunts them and runs away, and the Jedi follow her, discovering that she has set up a whole army to invade Christophsis. The Jedi engage Ventress again, overbalancing the tri-droid she is standing on before escaping on STAPs. Ventress dispatches General Loathsom to take care of the Jedi while she moves on to the next phase of her master's plan, and she heads to the Trident.But at the end of the day, I want to make clear that the overall burnout I'm starting to feel for the series does not make "Traitor" a bad book. It might have been a factor in the length of time it took me to read it, but it wasn't a mark against this book's quality. I still enjoyed the experience when I found the time to read it, and it firmly solidified Matthew Stover as a top tier Star Wars author for me. Lastly, I just didn't find Ganner Rhysode very interesting here- and he especially falls short for taking the focus off of Jacen. I think Stover's characterization worked, and I understood him better than I had for the entirety of the NJO series before this, but I'm pretty sure the traits that Stover portrayed Ganner with could have been conveyed just as effectively through the eyes of Jacen Solo. That being said, I think a good portion of what people say about "Traitor" is still true- Matthew Stover's writing is solid, Jacen Solo and his character arc work pretty well, and Vergere serves as an interesting foil. If anything, I'm surprised that Stover doesn't get more praise for his take on the Yuuzhan Vong- it's far more interesting than any other portrayal of them I have ever seen, and I'll probably leave these novels with more appreciation for them because of it. Heat Beam– 5s channel on a single target, the tank – not much you can do as this isn’t interruptable, just take the damage (if any :P) As Mara starts to die from the coomb spore virus, Luke is able to reach out to her in the Force, as well as reaching out to his and Mara's child's presence, and they are able to banish the virus from her system as their son, Ben Skywalker, is born. Their friends and allies, including Anakin, Tahiri (both of whom shared a kiss at Yag'Dhul that will prove to further their relationship in the future), Corran, the other Solos, and several others arrive just in time to meet the newborn Ben.

I remember what it was like before your ships showed up, before you Imperials ruled Lothal like the rest of the galaxy." Hennessey-DeRose, Cristopher. "Shared Worlds: Elaine Cunningham interview". Zone-SF.com. Archived from the original on January 8, 2016 . Retrieved February 25, 2016. The Prime Jedi mural on Ahch-To in Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Luke describing balance as "powerful light, powerful darkness" are very Potentium-like. Star Wars Rebels season 3 also explored this version of balance by introducing the Bendu, implying that Star Wars could be succumbing to the Potentium heresy. Even so, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker returned to a focus on Jedi upholding the light, and Kanan rejected Bendu's view on staying neutral because he believed in helping others. While ignoring the existence of the dark side is dangerous, a similar philosophy could work in Star Wars canon.

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Luke Skywalker's mission to find the living world of Zonama Sekot takes him and his team to the Chiss capital world of Csilla. There, they look into the planet's library for any information on the living planet, and amidst this, they foil a Chiss conspiracy against the Fel family. As a result of this, Luke and his team are given more time, and Jacen Solo manages to figure out that Zonama Sekot is probably hiding in the Unknown Regions disguised as a moon. The team finds evidence of this as they look into information on a solar system that inhabits the gas giant of Mobus. After the New Republic is informed of Elan's deceit, Han agrees to help Droma find his family, who are now refugees scattered across the galaxy thanks to the Yuuzhan Vong War.