Lit The One Canon

Okay - I'm confused. I liked the approach where 'Solo' stood between 'Paradise Snare' and 'Hutt Gambit.' Are Lando's references to his 80's novel, from the movie, the only things keeping that placement from working. I really want to do a read-through of Cripsin Solo/ Daley Solo/ Smith Lando/ Last Shot/ Solo novelization - jumping book-to-book as needed.

 

The issue is that The Hutt Gambit begins with Lando, in possession of the Falcon, flying off to the Oseon system, and part-way through, he comes back, having "picked up a load of life-crystals in the Rafa system" - where he had his run-in with the Sharu.

So, Solo has to take place after Lando meets the Sharu.

 

So solo takes place in between books and it was one big con

 

Between The Hutt Gambit and Rebel Dawn, yes. The Bespin winning of the Falcon might need to be retconned out though - either that or Lando stole it back immediately after the Solo Movie but before Rebel Dawn, forcing Han to gamble for it a second time.

 

way not i like to think that they tooken the falcan from each other more then once

Edited: i'm wait those books would take place after solo

 

So, who is ready to juggle around 3 kidnapping attempts against Palpatine leading into Rots?

 

I'm down to take a look at it. Are we referring to his kidnapping from Coruscant?

 

There's already two?

Star Wars: Clone Wars (original), and what else?

 

Labyrinth of Evil portrays the events from the micro series a bit differently. The third would be the canon version which is yet to be told, but is kikely to differ from those before.

 

Ok, thank you for jogging my memory. Haven't read Labyrinth of Evil in years, but just picked up a copy from my local used bookstore. I'll have to give it a read after I finish the Knight Errant novel

 

i was wondering how you would be able to merge those three togeather
Because i will most likely follow you on that

 

I'm not really expecting Siege of Mandalore to show Grievous's attack on Coruscant, actually. From what we know already, I'm thinking it's more going to be that Anakin and Obi-Wan are leading Rex and his men to Mandalore initially, but have to leave in a hurry when the news arrives (probably at the end of an individual episode within the arc) and that's the last we actually see of them. So the only issue is really going to be fitting that mission into the end of LoE.

Though again this is just all my guess

 

I'm just hope it all fits when the day comes for the episodes next year @Sinrebirth

 

Yeah with merging canons i useally follow you and mostly go with your explaning and timeline there are some stuff like some explantions for me for my own canon but yeah most of the time it's like yours

 

Easy way to explain the different kidnapping attempts is that one of the Palpatines (at least one of them) is either a clone, or a heavily disguised bodyguard. Grievous realizes his mistakes. Palpatine eventually allows himself to be kidnapped for real in order to give Anakin time to get back to "rescue" him and kill Dooku.

Timing, after all, is everything.

 

that sounda even more confussing

Also i realized that there are not as many Vader stoires outside of 19bby and 18bby in Legends that took place in the dark times from 17bby to 5bby
Which i found odd

 

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I’m on chapter 1. I was really hoping this book would end with Vader gifting Thrawn the Noghri, but it seems Rukh already works for Thrawn and has no respect for Vader or his property, implying that Vader was never the Noghri’s master. Why would Zahn do this? His last book was so one canon friendly!

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intresting

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i am shocked Zhan would changed that, did he change it becuase he dosen't like the idea anymore that he created years ago? Can we say that Rukh was the only Noghir that did not served vader. Because i belived we said there were two Rukh in one canon. So this Rukh dosen't served Vader and dosen't like him but the other Noghir do

Still don't understand way he did that

 

Maybe...

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Thrawn discovered what the Empire did to the Noghri, and did his best to help them (instead of continuing the enslavement his Legends counterpart did), and that's why Rukh hates Vader, but is loyal to Thrawn.

 

but aren't we trying to make this into one canon

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I remmber Sinrebirth said that in one canon their are two Rukh, so this Rukh who ends up in Rebels and dies did not served Vader and hated him. Well the other Rukh and the Noghri served Vader and don't hate him.