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Trained half the Jedi in the story, and his death started the war that killed the rest.
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Trained half the Jedi in the story, and his death started the war that killed the rest.
The Republic’s single most valuable weapon, and a twenty-something who has been told so since childhood.
Luke and Mara’s son, born mid-invasion, and the Legends shelf’s answer to what the next Skywalker looks like.
A defeated warrior working as muscle for a crime lord, who ends up rebuilding his people.
A pilot with a dead wife, a missing son and a trust problem, travelling with the man responsible.
Kept believing in his brother long past the point of evidence, and was killed for it.
A detective who became a fighter pilot who became a Jedi, in roughly that order and reluctantly each time.
The apprentice who took the throne by shooting his master in the back, and never grew into it.
The Sith Lord who sacked Coruscant, and then decided the Empire was the thing holding him back.
The Lord of Hunger — a wound in the Force wearing a mask, and not much else.
The Lord of Pain — a corpse that refuses to finish dying, out of spite.
A Jedi who read too much, and the first Dark Lord the Expanded Universe built from scratch.
Dead for four hundred years and still running Onderon through the people who dug him up.
Shared a prophetic vision with a man the Council exiled, and said nothing for years.
The Solo son who reasoned his way, step by defensible step, into becoming a Sith Lord.
Pilot, mechanic, Sword of the Jedi — and the person the story eventually points at her own brother.
A slave who became a slaver to survive, and spent the rest of the series undoing it.
A Jedi who walked out of the Order decades ago and would rather you did not ask about it.
A refugee sold into slavery, freed by Revan, and later hunting him without knowing it.
The Lord of Betrayal — a teacher whose whole curriculum is that you should stop needing teachers.
The mercenary who stole the Death Star plans — in the version of the story we had before Rogue One.
A Sith who does the paperwork, checks the intelligence, and is right about almost everything.
Lost a duel to a Jedi and swore his people to him on the spot.
Took the mask off a dead warlord and turned a defeated people into the Mandalorian Wars.
The Emperor’s assassin who became Luke Skywalker’s wife — and the best case for reading Legends.
A century on the throne, and the succession crisis that ended his empire began at his funeral.
Con man, black marketeer, and the only person on Taris pleased to see a fugitive Jedi.
Cut herself off from the Force at Malachor V, and spent a whole game finding out what that means.
Fourteen years old, abandoned by her brother, and the best slicer on a planet that is about to be destroyed.
Widowed into the Jedi Order, and the first great woman the Expanded Universe wrote.
The Old Republic’s defining figure — a hero, a conqueror, and an amnesiac, in an order you get to choose.
The Questioner: a Mandalorian who kept deserting in order to find out what the war was for.
Grand Master of the Jedi Order, descended from Revan and Bastila Shan, and the face of a losing war.
The Je’daii who found the Force Hound in the wreckage and argued for keeping him.
A Jedi whose entire arc is about a temper she cannot train out of herself.
Information broker, smuggler chief, and the galaxy’s most careful neutral party.
A baron’s daughter who preferred the Force to a weapon, and did not survive the war.
Ate a planet to stop aging, then ran an empire from behind a curtain for thirteen centuries.
A spy with the most famous Jedi surname in the galaxy and no connection to the Force whatsoever.
Enslaved as a child, freed by a Jedi, and drawn with the first curved lightsaber hilt in Star Wars.
Volunteered to infiltrate the dark side, and the plan worked exactly as badly as you would expect.
Learned the Force from the man who destroyed her mother’s Order.
Trained Exar Kun, saw exactly what was coming, and was killed by it anyway.
A Rakatan slave-weapon dropped into the middle of a Force order that has never met the dark side.
The worst Padawan on Taris, framed for the murder of his entire class.