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Yes, during the Prequel Era it was the normal way to refer to a Jedi as "Master Jedi." If the name of the Jedi is known, then it would be "Master [Name]" unless the Jedi in particular has a specific preference (e.g., "Just call me Qui-Gon").

 

Okay, cool, that sounds about right. Thank you!

 

I usually like to differentiate between the Knights and Masters - "Master do and so" or "Jedi so and so" - assuming the character speaking knows the difference.

 

What extra-dimensional beings do we know of beside Waru, the Charon and the Bedlam spirits?

 

Beautiful women can be compared to the Angels from the moons of Iego. Any comparison for men?

 

Angels from the moons of Iego, after all: "They're the most beautiful creatures in the universe."

 

I need a comparison of the more religious kind. Was any Jedi or Darth considered to be breathtakingly handsome? You know, like the common misassumption that Jesus looked like a handsome Italian man because of all that Italian painters wanting him to appeal to Catholics.

And yes, this is mega-weird, but I am writing a character with occasional god complex.

 

There is this sith who was rather good looking who thought himself as the creator of everything. I don't remember his name but if you ask in the lit. section there is at least one who knows.

 

Damn, I know he was from Knight Errant, but I'm completely drawing a blank on his name.

 

Gamiel , whiskers , Ewok Poet

Lord Daiman.
His mother favourited him, and he believed himself creator of the universe. I think that's pretty good.

(I even got up and got the book to double check it wasn't his brother. So much effort. )

 

In the meantime, Iron_lord pointed him out in that other thread...now that I see he's an Aryan type, more of a space Hitler jugend aesthetics, I guess I may have to come up with some fanon deity or something. Shame, because his delusions are perfect.

Thanks for looking him up, comradette Volshe, of course!

 

You are welcome!

I always refer to him when discussing egomaniacs. His palace was built with crystal walkways in the main sanctuary, he would wear clothing that would glitter in the light through the skylights...and he would be on a catwalk/platform above everyone else. Always above everyone. His ego was HUGE.

I think there was a huge statue in the mix too, but my rapid fire EU read through was a few years ago now.

He was just also Sithly, in addition to being a crazy egomaniac.

 

When it comes to really good looking dudes can I only think of Brakiss and prince Xizor, but they are relatively late in SW history. Do we know of anybody else?

 

The person needs to be known in some way, obviously.

And nope, he won't be big on riches.

 

If it take place after the attack of Yavin Iv by the Shadow academy so should Brakiss face be plastered all over the news, Xizor is to my knowledge at best a minor celebrity, outside of the better informed parts of the underworld.

 

Xizor and charisma are two subjects that I cannot imagine to be related.

 

I'm contemplating a username change. Ideas?

 

^ By all accounts, yes.

 

He was my first thought (and his official appearance is kinda following that messianic archetype look), but would people remember him after 3000 years? And hold him in high regards?

Maybe the name of that woman who was in all of your avas? I get it that she's a singer? Some clever joke on her name.

 

Good question. I doubt the everyday Coruscanti would be able to tell you much about Revan, but they'd recognize the name and have a general idea who he was, what he did. Like if you walked out right now and asked people to describe the lives of Alexander the Great or Cleopatra. They're well-known in historical circles.

 

I'd recommend that name change too, but then you might pull a Volshe and get tired of your avatars and change it up after 2 years. Food for thought

I always thought he would be. He was pretty huge and had cults and everything. Maybe not held in high regard after 3000 years, but with a kind of understanding or indifference that most historical figures have.

 

Both of you All three of you have raised great points here, plus the things Revan did in his official bio, regardless of the paths taken by the player in KOTOR, definitely make him more of a demigod in comparison to pretty much everybody.

Plus, it's kinda fun because the character himself has very, very wrong ideas about historical figures of his parents' and grandparents' age. Niiiice. I love where this is going.

E quelle opere mi piacciono molto!

 

I wouldn't have bothered responding had I known you were posting this.

Findswoman said it better!