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I'm definitely looking at you Shy.

To answer your thought, yes, I do believe Ahsoka is the most direct and clear example of a Grey Jedi in the traditional sense.

 

* Hiding behind a pillar and waves his hand *
This is not the droid person you are looking for.

 

At least this roster would be far quicker to devise than the Sith one.

…For now. I suspect a boom in Grey numbers in the days to come and I wish you all luck* in that endeavor.

*There being no such thing as luck of course.

 

DarthIshyZ; do you want to be our discussion coordinator?

As for the roster, I was handling that job as the founder/thread creator actually. So I'll create a new one shortly.

 

AAAHHHH!!!! RESPONSIBILITY!!!!
I don't wanna be an adult. I don't wanna be an adult. You can't make me.
* Runs quickly away *

EDIT: Actually, I could propose some topics. Might rely heavily on Sun Tsu, but that'll just make you guys more well rounded.

 

That would be fine, and your reliance on a single source wouldn't necessarily detract from versatility of discussion seeing how the Discussion Coordinator is a position that is open to two candidates (which is more done as a means to cover the time zones on both halves of the world, but I digress).

 

Time zones? How many topics are needed? I was thinking one or two per week, if that.

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Two per week was what I was thinking, one per coordinator.

 

Hmmm... Spoiler tags for this, please. Rebels info here.

Spoiler

Could Maul now be the equivalent of a Grey(er) Sith?

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To be responsible, one is not required to fully grow up and lose the child inside them. One must only find the balance between work and play.

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OK, so thoughts on this...
Who do you believe best fits the idea of Grey in the presentations we've seen so far. And please feel free to use the movies, the canon TV shows and Gennady's Clone Wars mini series. Books, if you have to, but expect others might look at you askance.

 

My first thought always go to Quinlan Vos at the time he was trying to infiltrate Count Dooku and his cohorts. Master Tholme and the Dark Lady also come to mind and even Kyle Katarn. I will also include Vergere, though I place her in a darker shade of grey. I mention them because, Bendu has become the obvious choice of late.

 

I tend to gravitate towards An'ya Kuro. She embraces the darkness, both in her training techniques and her views on the use of the Force. She is an independent mind, doesn't seem all that interested in viewing the world (and the Force) as the rest of the Jedi order at the time did.

She is one of my two largest inspirations for Leto, the other being Artemis Entreri.

 

Mikaboshi

An'ya Kuro being the Dark Lady. Yeah, she became and instant favorite of mine.


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Artemis Entreri is from R.A. Salvatore's novels, but I agree. He would make an excellent grey jedi.

 

Mikaboshi and greyjedi125
What's the difference between "The Dark Lady" and "The Dark Woman" (http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Duel_on_Cophrigin_V)?

 

They are one and the same. I always referred to her as the Dark Lady, but indeed, she is better known as the Dark woman or simply An'ya Kuro. That was probably just my wording/ head canon. Sorry for any confusion.

 

Especially in Entreri's later years, when he went by Barnabas the Grey. Love me some Salvatore.

 

That's D&D, though, correct?

 

Leor Hal and his Potentium Heretics. Also Sekot, the sentient entity of the planet that the Potentium Heretics fled to, which shared their beliefs. IMO, the Potentium philosophy is probably the closest we've ever gotten to Grey Jedi in canon. More so than Jolee Bindo, who is another choice of mine for this topic.

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Indeed, Kev-Mas_Colcha


I thoroughly enjoyed Jolee Bindo in KotOR. Sadly, I don't have a PC and am completely missing out in the awesomeness that is TOR.

You will find Artemis Entreri as one of many amazing characters found in fantasy novels written by the one and only R.A. Salvatore.

 

It's available now as a mobile game

Well, the original KOTOR is.

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I played KotOR and KotOR 2 many times over. They never came up with KotOR 3, as they were working on TOR, which was supposed to be for both PC and Mac. But it was rushed due to so many delays and the Mac port never happened. 'Tis all good tho. My Star Wars immersion is no less diminished.

 

Iirc, SWTOR pretty much IS KOTOR 3. The Jedi Knight storyline is basically the story that they were going to use for KOTOR 3.

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Unfortunately, it is only available to PC owners.