Lit Beyond the big two: lesser Force traditions in the GFFA

Aang-Tii for me. Always found them to be more interesting than most other Force groups out there.

 

How many people here have read the Lone Wolf solo adventures? To me the Kai order would fit perfect as a lesser Force tradition; do anybody else think so to?

 

I've read them. I always thought the Kai were similar to the Jedi. This was before the prequels.

 

I don't understand what you mean with "This was before the prequels" what we see of the Kai order before they are all killed remind me of how the old jedi order look

 

I read the books before the prequels, and Lone Wolf reminded me of Luke.

 

Outside of the witches of Dathomir, have we seen any tradition who channels the Force through spells?

@darklordoftech what made you interested in the Legions of Lettow and/or the Principles of Rajivari?

 

The Sorcerers of Tund, maybe?

 

I want to know how similar or different they are from the Sith.

 

What powers/abilities have we seen the Ewok shamans use?

 

Gorefiend do we know of any Force tradition in/from Hutt space?

 

I never heard of any actually, as the Hutts seem to not trust the few Force Users born among their own kind and thus they are usually not trained.

 

How is it among their "client" species/planets?

 

Why not? It's not like most Hutts are trustworthy anyway.

 

Hutts, they're dishonest, and with a dishonest Hutt you can always expect him to be dishonest. Honestly. It's the Force Users you have to watch out for, because you never know when he's going to turn around and do something incredibly stupid. Like train his snack food as an apprentice.

 

There might be some shamans, though really the only thing with force users I can recall is those 3 Force Using Handmaidens that Popara kept around, and of course hirelings like Sing.

They do seem to have rather strong cultural stigmas and traditions when it comes to certain things. Use of the Force could be one of those.

 

It would be nice if we could get an explanation for the reason.

 

The witches of Dathomir appear in the Star Wars: Galaxies and I was wondering how do they differ in the game from their earlier appearances?

 

WOTC



SWG

 

Cracken's Threat Dossier


Post the Jedi Academy trilogy




B.t.w. can you stop capitalise 'of' and 'the'

 

WC looks almost as stupid as WotC so no

 

WotC is eaiser to work out for me than WOTC

 

I could just post a pic of the company logo beforehand if that is easier

 

Re-stated: how do they differ "culturally" in the game from their earlier appearances?

 

So no Galaxies gamers who went to Dathomir here?



New Question: the Clone Wars featured the Witches of Dathomir Force tradition in form of the Nightsisters, so I was wondering what lesser Force tradition would people like to see in Rebels?

 

I always figured this one, specifically the bare-legs thing, was because she was a teenage girl.