Frankly, I'm getting sick of all the Jedi popping up recently. Just how freaking many survived the war and Order 66?
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Yes but I thought in Inferno when he duels Caedus, doesn't he use some sort of protection bubble thing to counter his force lightning? and also in the Unifying Force, Jaina describes his mastery over the lightsaber looking like he was wielding 20 sabers at once. So why wouldn't he be able to block 10 saberstaffs?
2000 died in the war? Is that including order 66? If not, then that means 1/5 of all jedi died, which is a LOT.
Also, if there are only 10000 in the entire galaxy, then why do people say "oh, Star Wars universe beats X because of the jedi"? I mean, if there are only 10000 jedi, then a few legions of the clone army could beat all of the jedi in the galaxy.
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There were 10,000. And no, silly goose. The 501st suffered horrible losses raiding the temple. And at the time it consisted of most Younglings, Padawans, some Knights, and Shaak Ti. Oh, and Cin Drallig. Jedi>>>>>>>>>clones.
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Probably star trek. That's the most common comparrison I've seen. Also, the clones only killed jedi because they didn't have malice in their hearts- they were just following orders, like any other day. The Jedi were also too spread out for them to help each other. As RotS says, "It was the ultimate Jedi trap."
Sort of: Jacen stopped pulling and started to swing his free hand around. Luke was ready, had been expecting this since the fight started. Still flying through the air, he raised his own hand, palm outward, and pushed the Force out through his arm to form a protective shield. The lightning never came.
Instead, Luke was blindsided by something heavy and spiky, and his body exploded into pain as he slammed into a durasteel wall. He found himself pinned in place, trapped by a bed of thorns Jacen had hurled across the cabin.
I'm not sure but I think the fact that he was in the force meld helped.
I was going by a sentence in JvS: Battle-melds permits a group of jedi to become stronger than if each stood alone,while also enabling them to communicate with one another through the force.
EAT THAT FAUNUS AND LIGHTSNAKE. I shall prepare my final campaign to crush the idea that Luke is peerless once and for all! But it'll have to be tomorrow...
Nov 15th, 2008 05:16 AM
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