Why did Yoda...

go to Kashhyyk. I mean, he really didn't do anything there. he just stood there and watched the battle. He could have just sent his troops alone there or else Luminara Unduli, who I understand was on Kashhyyk, could have been the Jedi to go there. Yoda didn't help anyways and then he'd have been on Courscant and he and Mace would have beat the shit outta Palpatine.

Also, what've happened if Grievous would have been killed on the Invisible Hand? Palpatine'd have to excuse to keep his power + Obi-Wan would stay on Courscant. Without his powers Palpatine's plans would be ruined. I doubt he'd stop Obi-Wan and Anakin from killing Grievous, so would it be game over for Sidious then?

Yoda needed to communicate with the wookies, and inform them 😬

And sorry, I'll leave the "What if" to the others 😛

I'll bet my buttons Yoda did more than what we see. Either that or it was an excuse to get him off Coruscant.

And if Grievous had died on the Invisible Hand?

Sidious take HUGE risks and gambles. If Grievous died, than I wouldn't put it past Palpatine to conjure up another threat which required the seperation between OB and Anakin. He most likely KNEW that the Council would dismiss Anakin's suggestion that he go take on Grievous, and he probably KNEW that OB would take his place.

Remember, there was always the fact that the Seperatist leaders had to be found, he could use their hiding to prolong the war and figure out another scheme.

Originally posted by darthsith19
Yoda didn't help anyways and then he'd have been on Courscant and he and Mace would have beat the shit outta Palpatine.

From the novel, Yoda leaves as part of the lame ass Jedi plan to bait out the second Sith.

"It may not be enough," Mace Windu said. "Let us take this one step farther - we should appear shorthanded, and weak, giving Sidious an opening to make a move he thinks will go unobserved. I'm thinking that perhaps we should let the Chancellor's office know that Yoda and I have been forced to take the field-"

[skip a bit]

Yoda: "The Seperatist attack on Kashyyyk, a compelling excuse will make. And good relations with the Wookies I have; destroy the droid armies I can, and still be available to Coruscant, should Sidious take the bait"

Stupid foolsdisgust

Yeah, stupid fools disgusted

None of those choices is why he went there. He went there because thats what Jedi did in the clone wars. They were generals of the clone armies. And that battle needed a general, and Yoda felt he was the best candidate. So he went. There's not much else to it.

They just should have sent Anakin...

Originally posted by ((The_Anomaly))
None of those choices is why he went there. He went there because thats what Jedi did in the clone wars. They were generals of the clone armies. And that battle needed a general, and Yoda felt he was the best candidate. So he went. There's not much else to it.

No offence but that is not so. Mišt is absolutely right. (S)he even quoted the novel.

Originally posted by darthsith19
go to Kashhyyk. I mean, he really didn't do anything there. he just stood there and watched the battle. He could have just sent his troops alone there or else Luminara Unduli, who I understand was on Kashhyyk, could have been the Jedi to go there. Yoda didn't help anyways and then he'd have been on Courscant and he and Mace would have beat the shit outta Palpatine.

Also, what've happened if Grievous would have been killed on the Invisible Hand? Palpatine'd have to excuse to keep his power + Obi-Wan would stay on Courscant. Without his powers Palpatine's plans would be ruined. I doubt he'd stop Obi-Wan and Anakin from killing Grievous, so would it be game over for Sidious then?

Why did Yoda go to Dagobah? Is that is homeworld because in the deleted scene where Yoda arrives his facial expression is like he's finally home.

Yoda needed to communicate with the wookies, and inform them erm

I'll bet my buttons Yoda did more than what we see.

LOLz!!! YOU SPELLED IT WRONG!!!!111!1!!

From the novel, Yoda leaves as part of the lame ass Jedi plan to bait out the second Sith.

And that battle needed a general

So now that we know the answer just discuss what would have happened if Grievous had died on the Invisible Hand. Or how stupid the Jedi's plan was 😉

Yoda went to Kashyyyk for the sole purpose of providing an excuse for George to have a battle scene with wookiees in his film. That is all.

Yoda also had to be away, cause he would be able to stop Anakin.

Edit: NVM

why if how yeaseryday yoda would kill him maby

he neeeded to be there to let the wokkies know of wats going down and boost the moral of the wookie troops.

and score some wookie booty

just die 🤨

The novel was trying to find justification where none was needed. Anomaly has the concept pretty much right.