Rouge77 posted:Yet he was utterly unnecessary as the Jedi wouldn't have gone to Korriban anyway, and in fact logically a resurgence of the Sith in the form of poor Jacen should have made the Jedi wary of more Sith emerging and thus perhaps sending them to check that the Sith had not returned to Korriban. But sadly realizing this was beyond the intellectual capacities of the Jedi.
Havac posted:If he's been worried about Sith emerging since the fall of the Empire and the scattering of its darksiders, and it finally happens, it's easier to relax and say, "Well, glad we got that over with." Now, if Jacen had been trained by someone Luke didn't know about, a totally out of the blue Sith, then he'd have more reason to wonder what else was out there.
darthcaedus1138 posted:Caedus was the BEST Sith.....here's the kicker....Lightning rod ever. His purpose was to keep the One Sith hidden. Draw the Jedi's attention away from what they might have seen on Korriban to a skulking Jacen going "Hey looks at me, I'm totally oblivious to the monster I'm becoming, come and kill me." It worked perfectly.
SuperSaiyaMan12 posted:darthcaedus1138 posted:Caedus was the BEST Sith.....here's the kicker....Lightning rod ever. His purpose was to keep the One Sith hidden. Draw the Jedi's attention away from what they might have seen on Korriban to a skulking Jacen going "Hey looks at me, I'm totally oblivious to the monster I'm becoming, come and kill me." It worked perfectly. So you're saying he was better than Darth Revan? Malak? Exar Kun? Vader? Palpatine? Really?
Volderon posted:I have trouble believing Luke Skywalker would be totally blind to the rise of the Sith despite Jacen being a lightning rod. He is the most powerful Jedi and the person that the force speaks to the most in his visions. There should be a regular Korriban trip (as well as to other planets that were once ruled by the Sith) by the Jedi to see what's going on.
Grey1 posted:Havac posted:If he's been worried about Sith emerging since the fall of the Empire and the scattering of its darksiders, and it finally happens, it's easier to relax and say, "Well, glad we got that over with." Now, if Jacen had been trained by someone Luke didn't know about, a totally out of the blue Sith, then he'd have more reason to wonder what else was out there.It didn't seem like Luke was fully aware of the fact that Lumiya might return "any day now" for thirty years. Unfortunately, the Jedi are only allowed to react in the stories that are being told. As soon as someone acts and finds out about something that needs to be changed, he's becoming a Sith.
Volderon posted:If Luke Skywalker had visions of a man that doesn't exist a.k.a. Jacen Solo, why can't the force give him visions of the Sith on Korriban? Seems kind of silly to me.