Fanclub ~~EUC Jedi~~ The Guardians of Light

That makes the challenge all the more rewarding.

 

http://z13.invisionfree.com/The_EUC_Jedi/index.php?showtopic=91&st=0#entry23425231

As I said in the BMC, I worked up a Danny story. For those who are interested.

 

Gave PS his first task as a Padawan and got him set up offsite. As a new master, Im worried Im gonna miss something lol...

 

That would be CHEATING

 

...and what's wrong with that?

 

There are no short cuts in training Jedi Bardan.

 

Sure there are. Instead of a long sweeping cut, you just cut slightly less with your lightsaber. There's your short cut.

 

One of these days

 

Indeed.

 

back to one worded answers. Interesting

 

Quite.

 

I'm never around on Sundays, BultarSwan. Library is never open then.

 

Welp, when there is no off button nearby, Jedi just make their own

That was how Josch freed Miria so I assumed the same will work here.

 

Good memory Sarge221

 

*is wondering if he should write more of the Danny story*

 

*cough*YES*cough*

 

My First Padawan Assignment

Jedi are the guardians of peace in the galaxy.
Jedi are responsible for bringing peace throughout the galaxy by using diplomacy, wisdom, and at times, violence. I believe Jedi are to be bring peace through wise diplomacy before using a lightsaber.
Jedi use their powers to defend and to protect.
Jedi are to defend those who cannot appropriately defend themselves. In my mind, widows and children should be of first priority. Jedi should never use their powers to cause discord or for the Dark Side of the force.
Jedi respect all life, in any form.
There is no one species which should take priority over the other. All have a right to be defended and protected. A Jedi should never be cruel to any life. Rather, a Jedi should be mindful and respect all life. If a Jedi must kill, he or she is expected to think of the suffering that was caused by the individual's death.
Jedi serve others rather than ruling over them, for the good of the galaxy.
I feel Jedi should never use their powers for the sake of controlling someone who is not as strong in the Force. A Jedi should refrain from using fear as a way to gain influence over the weak minded. He or she should have an attitude of serving the greater good, instead of ruling the greater good.
Jedi seek to improve themselves through knowledge and training.
A Jedi should be teachable in all ways of life. This includes using the archives and throughout his or her everyday conversations. Knowledge can be gained through asking questions, studying past histories, etc. A Jedi should also listen and apply the wise council of the other Jedi Masters.



History of the Jedi Code

The Jedi code has been rewritten twice: Once by Ordan-Urr and once by Luke Skywalker. However, Fae Coven restored it to its classic form after Ordan-Urr's revision.

The Jedi Code that could be in use in 146 ABY is the one rewritten by Master Skywalker. However, 146ABY is after the Third Jedi Purge (138 ABY). So, it is impossible to know whether or not the Code would be revised again before 146ABY comes (Though it probably wouldn't be).

At the funeral of Mara Jade Skywalker, the line, "There is no chaos, there is harmony" is removed.

Jedi Master Luke Skywalker changed the code to what we currently use after establishing the New Jedi Order.

Chewbacca89

 

To those who don't regularly check the fanfic section, I am trying to branch out somewhat. Between the Danny story and this:

http://boards.theforce.net/threads/luke-kenobi-ot-au-l-m-h-l.50009441/

Maybe I'll finally get good at writing SW, since it has always been my weakpoint for whatever reason

 

I on the other hand, am trying to get to 3000 posts tonight.

 

My second assignment:

Lightsaber Forms:​

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During the time of the Clone Wars Form III: Soresu, also known as the Way of the Mynock, was the most popular Lightsaber form because it was created to combat blasters which were the main weapon of the droid army. It was mostly a defensive form of fighting. Soresu relied on tight bladework and subtle dodges to provide maximum defensive coverage, minimizing exposure to ranged weaponry. Like Makashi, Soresu relied on economy of motion and energy efficiency, keeping up constant blade-movement to build up momentum and minimize energy-expenditure. A true master of Soresu would be able to outlast their opponent and wait to the point the opponent started making mistakes and let down their guard, thus allowing to counter attack. Basically true masters of this form were considered invincible. For the Soresu opening stance, the duelist held the blade back in a one-handed grip, angled forwards with the left arm held parallel, the off-hand held up in a challenge. Some well-known practitioners of Form III include Cin Drallig, Luminara Unduli, Kit Fisto, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Galen Marek, and Luke Skywalker.​

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Form IV: Ataru, also known as the Way of the Hawk-Bat, was a more aggressive form of lightsaber technique. The history of Ataru stretched back through the Old Republic, to at least as early as the Mandalorian Wars, where it was commonly employed by Jedi of that day. It was even practiced by some of the Sith. Form IV was fast-paced and effective against single opponents, though weaker in prolonged combat and confined spaces. Also, it was not recommended for use against opponents wielding blasters. Ataru was characterized by Force-assisted acrobatics, such as somersaults and leaping strikes, both for attack and defense. Those who used Form IV could move at high speeds and could rain strong blows, jumping and attacking through the air. Powerful and quick spinning attacks could be utilized from all angles, either from ground or air. A master in Ataru combat could appear like a blur to their opponents, attacking from all directions—the front, the sides, overhead, or behind. It was said that Master Yoda, High Grand Master of the Jedi Order during the days of the Old Republic, had master Form IV to its highest level. The opening stance for Ataru was a balanced two-handed guard: holding the lightsaber vertically with both palms, either on the right or left side of the body. One technique employed with greater effect by Ataru users was the Hawk-Bat Swoop. When utilized by Ataru practitioners, it was intended to allow a combatant to quickly strike their opponent without giving them a chance to react, and then escape before they had a chance to retaliate. Some well-known practitioners of Form IV were Yoda, Qui-Gon Jinn, Cin Drallig, Shaak Ti, Ki-Adi-Mundi, Quinlan Vos, Aayla Secura, General Grievous, Sora Bulq, Kyle Katarn, Mara Jade Skywalker, Alema Rar, as well as many others.​

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If I chose to study one of these two forms It would have to be Form IV. The reason being is because it's more acrobatic and artsy looking. Also I'm more of a person who is offensive and this form would fit me perfectly in that aspect.​

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Master JediFalcon I have finished​

 

Nice Job Padawan, you forgot about the second question.

If you chose to study one, which form would you go with and why?

And remember to post it in the barricade JediMaster_1977

 

Is that on the offsite?