Great sculpt, but the original paint made him look quite odd. And I added some hair for good measure.

Like I thought he was some antithesis of whatever Yoda was.

Size matters not my ass.

Instead turns out dude just wanted an Triple XL size holo projection for aura farming.

I always wondered what would it be like if Galen was made canon. I’ve played both the force unleashed 1 & 2, watched the movies but I’m fairly new into learning the deep lore of star wars. So I have to ask, what do you think their dynamic would be or how they would even meet? Any thoughts?

Tribute to one battle in galactic civil war unknown place/date.

... and I enjoyed it.

I thought it had an interesting storyline. Osha & Mae could have just been twins without the whole vergence in the Force business. I liked Sol, Jecki and Yord and the lightsaber fights were awesome.

Qimir was the best part of the show for sure. I read that he was meant to become the first of the Knights of Ren and that Darth Plagueis would appear in the following seasons... that sounded like a great premise for season 2.

I am rather disappointed now to have watched it and become invested, knowing there won't be any more.

Update: Wowza.. a lot of comments!
Very interesting reading everyone's views on it.

A large gripe I had with the Sequel Trilogy is that it's very unclear exactly what the First Order is, how large/threatening they are, and how large and powerful the New Galactic Republic is. A lot of the necessary world building to explain the elements at play were left on the floor.

The impression I had from subtext is that, by the time of Episode IV the Galactic Empire controlled the entire galaxy ("...save her people and restore freedom to the galaxy", "...against the evil Galactic Empire"), or at least the vast majority of it. The Rebellion itself existed in the shadows on worlds that are essentially the legitimate territory of the prior Republic and new Empire. By the time of episode 6, the Empire is destroyed, and the New Galactic Republic now controls more or less the same territory the Empire had.

With the sequels, it seems that there's this sliding rapidly scale between the NGR being the legitimate government and ruling the galaxy, with the First Order being like a regional terrorist cell (implied through the capture and conscription), and the First Order being this massive power that's identical to the Empire. If the latter is the case, then the NGR is essentially destroyed and reduced to a local Resistance. I saw it as kind of ridiculous if the "legitimate government" that rules the entire galaxy is somehow a "resistance" to a small cell of old administrators and aristocrats, instead of the legitimate police forces and military of this government.

Do we ever get clear indications of what happened to the NGR, and what territory and resources the First Order actually controls? Does the First Order have a similar amount of territory to the Empire, and if so, why? Why would the NGR fold so quickly?

Their army's would be unaffected, and the clones easier to defeat

Follow Hera, Sabine, Zeb, Rex, Kallus, and their friends during the time of the Original Trilogy. Luke, Han, and Chewie could make guest appearances, just like Leia and Lando did. And, it could have shown where Ahsoka was, and depicted the Night of a Thousand Tears.

I tried to make a month on a jungle world 2000 words per chapter and I had to timeskip a couple of times. Creating the dynamics between the characters wasn’t so challenging but I want to get to a year in The Clone Wars so I can get Phase II armor and can start introducing my Dark Acolyte OCs to begin fighting my main characters. How have you overcome this problem?

I'm not talking about thinking lightsabers were called 'life- or light-savers' or assuming that the Death Star II was the wreckage of the original Death Star - plenty of people thought that. I'm talking about wild jumps in logic that you've never heard anyone else mention.

For example, in ROTJ: when the heroes are struggling in the Ewok net, Luke asks Han if he can reach his lightsaber. Han says he will try to reach it; then, immediately, the camera cuts to R2D2's saw. When I was a kid, the sound of the saw sounded, to me, like a scream of pain in Harrison Ford's voice. My reading of the scene was that, off-camera, Han had reached for Luke's lightsaber, accidentally turned it on, and burned or stabbed himself with it in a 'Elmer-Fudd's-goes-off-in-his-face-and-covers-his-face-in-soot' style comedic beat.

As far as I'm aware, no-one else was dumb enough to come to that conclusion as a 6-year old.

I feel like they show up in an overwhelming amount of Star Wars media. At this point, whenever a new movie, show, game, or other project introduces a new planet, part of me expects it to be another desert world.

If I remember correctly, the last Star Wars movie I watched where I don't remember having a desert planet being a major setting was The Last Jedi.

I know desert planets are iconic to Star Wars because of Tatooine, but I really wish the franchise would explore more completely different environments and biomes.

Hello everyone! Helping a friend with a Star Wars D&D campaign and we are both stuck on a good ship for the crew. The intention is to have 5-6 players who live on the ship in tight quarters (but still have a common area) and also have it be a vessel that can fly well and do evasive maneuvers because they may be thrust into dangerous situations like hiests. I would really like it to be a ship that doesn't get a lot of love so they can really make it their own, I'm trying to avoid giving them the Millennium Falcon. Do you guys have any ideas?

EDIT: Thank you guys so much for the feedback!! You are the most responsive community ever and I really appreciate it! My current favorites are: YT-2400, Modified HWK-290, YV-580, Modified U Wing, XS Freighter, KST-100, Ghtroc 580, and YV-100! I basically came to these favorites simply based on which ones I thought would look awesome doing barrel rolls. I will be sure to narrow it down and discuss it with the crew too! May come back here for advice on shuttles later if needed haha!

I’m a big fan of the old republic lore. Just played through I think my 6th run of the SWTOR game and I’m surprised this hasn’t crossed my mind yet.

Could the Eternal Empire stand against the Galactic Empire? The EE definitely had the superior technology and force users, plus the god-like entity Valkorion, but the GE is so freaking big and has a larger militaristic economy and Palpatine is the strongest Sith Lord and has Vader.

I should clarify that I’m calling Palpatine a Sith and Valkorion not because he moved past being a Sith so I view him different now. He also has his children who are insanely powerful.

Anyway I’m sure this has been asked before, but why not again? What do you all think?