Havac posted:As of Ossus, half the Jedi Order survived. Indicators are that the Order was somewhere in the thousands. As of Order 66, about two percent of the Jedi Order at it's pre-Clone Wars level survived. 200 out of 9000. By any measurement, it was a far more thorough and devastating purge initially. 200 versus probably 2000 is a huge difference. They aren't going to be in nearly as bad shape after seven years of persecution as the Jedi were after 20 of Palpatine's Inquisitorius either. I think it's a safe conclusion that the Jedi aren't hurting nearly as bad as they were in their two earlier purges.
Rouge77 posted:I know it has been said before often, but Zonama Sekot would be probably the best place for the surviving Jedi to hide - and that DH map they released last year had Zonama Sekot placed on the map of the galaxy as it was in 130 ABY.
Havac posted:No, half the Jedi weren't even on Ossus. The other half that was there was mostly killed, though I'm sure some made it out, like Shado and Wolf. As for the convocation, it was stated that it was dangerous for many Jedi to gather. Those four Jedi may have represented much larger groups of survivors, or they may have been the only ones willing to risk the Sith, or they may have been the only ones Sazen could find on short notice.
Nobody145 posted:I'm actually somewhat disappointed that there don't seem to be any Jedi with the GA Core Forces. There could be, but considering that Admiral Stazi, who seems to be the highest ranking GA officer still free, is there you'd think they'd send any Jedi still with the GA to guard him considering how important this is (unless that isn't acutally Admiral Stazi, or there's someone ranked above him). Roan Fel's representative has some of the best Imperial Knights there (although they're there partially as a punishment, but Fel probably still has a bunch more Knights considering the entire Imperial Knights order is devoted to his family line). I presume the Jedi were close to the GA, considering the Jedi led the Ossus Project and told the GA to back/protect the Yuuzhan Vong when the Ossus Project was sabotaged, which led to the Sith-Imperial War and the fall of the GA. Though maybe that might've created friction too. Although I can understand how, assuming Stazi barely managed to retreat from Caamas, it would be hard to gather any Jedi before disappearing to wherever the Core Forces are now. And even after that, finding any Jedi wouldn't be easy with the Sith bonties on them.
Nobody145 posted:And I doubt the Jedi ever liked the IKs/Empire that much. While Luke's NJO was probably much more tolerant of splinter orders than the Old Jedi Order, a personality cult like the IKs (loyal to only one individual) wouldn't sit too well with the Jedi philosophy.
Nobody145 posted:They probably wouldn't hunt IKs down, but after Ossus, the Jedi no longer trust the Empire, any part of it. While some like Sia and Antares say the Ossus Massacre was against Roan Fel's orders (which it was), the fact that he wasn't able to stop it isn't exactly an impressive show of competence either.
Nobody145 posted:Jedi and Imperial Knights didn't get along that well in the Legacy comics shown so far, although Draco tends to be hot-headed and he was somewhat distracted by Sia.
Nobody145 posted:I do hope more Jedi are introduced that aren't there just to be killed off though, unlike those other two Jedi Wolf managed to contact that ended up killed by Sith in the same issue they were introduced.
BobaMatt posted:Nobody145 posted:And I doubt the Jedi ever liked the IKs/Empire that much. While Luke's NJO was probably much more tolerant of splinter orders than the Old Jedi Order, a personality cult like the IKs (loyal to only one individual) wouldn't sit too well with the Jedi philosophy. Hence, they're Gray Jedi. That doesn't mean they're rejected by the Order, though.
Grey1 posted: Ultimate Hett / Darth Krayt retcon: Hett returned to live with the sandpeople after Ep3. The next time we see him, it's Ep4 and he tries to kill Luke. But then, all of a sudden, he hears the only thing in the world he's afraid of: A Krayt Dragon (which, of course, is only Obi-Wan). Seeing how his fear is the only thing holding him back, Hett then becomes what he fears the most in order to instill his own fears in those who oppose him: He becomes... Kraytman! Er, Darth Krayt! (loosely based on Batman Begins)
BobaMatt posted:It can be a split as grand as that between the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Church, or it can be a rift like that between the Pope and the Jesuits.