Asgar Ro
Killed his mother for the job, expanded the Nihil enormously, and was killed in turn.
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Killed his mother for the job, expanded the Nihil enormously, and was killed in turn.
The Jedi who hears the Force as music, and conducts other Jedi like an orchestra.
A humble frontier Jedi in Phase II who becomes a broken oracle 150 years later.
The Jedi the Barash Vow is named after — and the sister Porter Engle chose.
The Nihil’s scientist: a cult child who grew up to vivisect the Force.
The apprentice the era keeps taking things from — and the reader’s way into it.
A Wookiee Jedi whose defining trait is that he feels other people’s pain before they do.
Scholar, mystic, and the Jedi the era uses to ask whether the Order deserves its own members.
A brilliant improviser who keeps reaching past the edge of what the Order permits.
A Republic senator who played both sides, and helped bring down Starlight Beacon.
An empath apprenticed to a Knight barely older than he is.
Inherited a grieving Padawan who did not believe his master was dead — and was right.
Loyal to Marchion Ro right up to the moment Ro spent him.
The Marvel run’s lead: a Knight who is measurably good and cannot be told so.
The Jedi who fell in love with a cultist, and whose death built the Nihil.
Marchion Ro’s protégé, recruited out of a childhood friendship that broke in one afternoon.
A Chancellor with a slogan — "We are all the Republic" — and a decade to find out what it is worth.
Considered one of the Order’s finest teachers, and used to demonstrate what the Nihil do to Jedi.
Royalty, slave, Republic cadet, deserter, Tempest Runner — and the only Nihil the era let change.
The Padawan who keeps the other two out of trouble, and who fell for a girl the Order could not place.
A marauder king who inherited a secret, and built a war out of it.
A true believer who became the origin of the Nihil, one reasonable step at a time.
The reason the Nihil can go anywhere: a century-old woman kept alive in a medical pod.
A Wayseeker: a Jedi who has formally told the Council she will decide her own missions.
The Nihil’s professional: the one Tempest Runner who runs his Tempest like a business.
The Blade of Bardotta: three centuries old, cooks for the outpost, and is the deadliest person in it.
Left on Maz Kanata’s doorstep, raised into the Order, and almost never speaks.
The Padawan who would rather be in the Archives, sent to the frontier against his will.
The journalist who broadcast the Valo attack, and was then made to broadcast for the Nihil.
Twin purple lightsabers, a Kyuzo war shield, and a Padawan spell running with Maz Kanata’s pirates.
A Jedi Master losing the Force and hiding it, in the best sustained tragedy the era wrote.
The face of the Order at its most confident — and the cost of being the person everyone trusts.
Bond-twins sharing one mind across any distance, and the first openly trans non-binary Jedi in canon.
A fraud running a real religion, with a monster in the basement.
A former Padawan who quit and went freelance killing things the Jedi would rather not discuss.
Knighted at fifteen, and the only High Republic Jedi the screen has met so far.
A background puppet in 1999 who has since been given four centuries of life and a murder.
Marda Ro’s cousin, and the one who saw the cult for what it was.
Nine hundred years of institutional memory, and the man who presided over the collapse.
Ran the Port Haileap outpost, and walked her Padawan into the first Nameless.
Raised to believe her own abilities were a sin, and outed by a falling building.