Year
3,969 before the Great ReSynchronization
(4,003
Standard Years before the Battle of Yavin)
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01:18, day (Mid Rim:
Nazzri): The Nazzar male Qrrl Toq begins to
study the last of the 14 vens of the Great Structure of the Ulizra, the
state-enforced religion. Without fail he impresses his teachers at every level,
and whispers throughout the palace and the praefectory say that young Toq might
become the first king-praefect since the institution of the theocracy. Qrrl Toq
does not attempt to hide his pleasure at such a possibility and forces
everyone, save his father, to address him as Crown prince Qrrl Toq. To him it
seems only right that a person of his station be called by his full title by
those of lesser status, which in his case includes the entire population of
Nazzri. (note: YMD-date conjectured by Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion which states
that Qrrl Toq studies each ven ‘for a period of exactly one Nazzri year’ which
I conjectured to be as long as a Standard year)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
02:13, early morning (Core Worlds, Alderaan system: Alderaan) The Jedi mother of Ulic and Cay Qel-Droma decides that he sons are old
enough to begin their Jedi training. The two boys grew up on Alderaan under the
shadow of their Jedi mother, a strict parent and teacher who instructed her
children well in all matters of the universe, except the Force. She believed
that she could not maintain the proper distance required between student and
master when it comes to her sons. She tells her sons that she has arranged for
them to become apprentices of Jedi Master Arca Jeth on the remote world of
Arkania, for she believes that their close relationship with her, coupled with
the distractions of Alderaan, prevents the two of them from growing stronger in
the Force.
When their mother prepares to send the two boys to
Jedi Master Arca Jeth’s training compound on the Colonies’ world of Arkania,
she worries that one son might outshine the other and create a deep rivalry
between brothers who had always held great love for one another. She voices her
fear to the youngest, Cay Qel-Droma, and he dismisses her worries with a laugh,
remarking that he knows nothing can sever the close relationship he and his
brother share.
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
02:17, early morning (Core Worlds, Alderaan system: Alderaan) The Jedi brothers Ulic and Cay Qel-Droma leave their homeworld to begin
their Jedi training under Jedi Master Arca Jeth on Arkania. (note: Star Wars:
Tales of the Jedi Companion states that they ‘traveled to Arkania within the
week’)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover (roleplay), West End
Games
02:18, early morning (Colonies, Perave system: Arkania) The Alderaanian brothers Ulic and Cay Qel-Droma arrive on the world of
Arkania to begin their Jedi training under Jedi Master Arca Jeth.
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover (roleplay), West End Games
03:22, day (Mid Rim:
Nazzri): The Nazzar male Qrrl Toq studies
the 14 vens of the Great Structure of the Ulizra. Without fail he impresses his
teachers at every level, and whispers throughout the palace and the praefectory
say that young Toq might become the first king-praefect since the institution
of the theocracy. Qrrl Toq does not attempt to hide his pleasure at such a
possibility and forces everyone, save his father, to address him as Crown
prince Qrrl Toq. To him it seems only right that a person of his station be
called by his full title by those of lesser status, which in his case includes
the entire population of Nazzri.
As Qrrl Toq sees himself rising ever closer toward a
role as king-praefect, he intensifies his studies, delving deeper into the
ancient mysteries of the Great Structure. He believes that the Nazzar have
grown away from the initial objectives of the theocracy, and he wishes to
discover the intentions of his founding forebears. Qrrl Toq sees it as his
destiny to reestablish the original beliefs and philosophy of the religion, and
thereby bring Nazzri to a state of peace unheard of since the evolution of the
theocracy from the falling remains of the ancient monarchy over a millennia
before. (note: YMD-date conjectured by Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion which states
that Qrrl Toq studies each ven ‘for a period of exactly one Nazzri year’ which
I conjectured to be as long as a Standard year)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
06:15, night – early
morning (Mid Rim: Nazzri): The Nazzar male
Qrrl Toq studies the last of the 14 vens of the Great Structure of the Ulizra.
Without fail he impresses his teachers at every level, and whispers throughout
the palace and the praefectory say that young Toq might become the first
king-praefect since the institution of the theocracy. Qrrl Toq does not attempt
to hide his pleasure at such a possibility and forces everyone, save his
father, to address him as Crown prince Qrrl Toq. To him it seems only right
that a person of his station be called by his full title by those of lesser status,
which in his case includes the entire population of Nazzri.
As Qrrl Toq sees himself rising ever closer toward a
role as king-praefect, he intensifies his studies, delving deeper into the
ancient mysteries of the Great Structure. He believes that the Nazzar have
grown away from the initial objectives of the theocracy, and he wishes to
discover the intentions of his founding forebears. Qrrl Toq sees it as his
destiny to reestablish the original beliefs and philosophy of the religion, and
thereby bring Nazzri to a state of peace unheard of since the evolution of the
theocracy from the falling remains of the ancient monarchy over a millennia
before.
On one of his nightly excursions into the Hall of
Edification, Qrrl Toq comes upon a dust-caked tome that had fallen behind one
of the massive shelving cases: the text contains poems, journal entries, and
historical data, all scribed from various sources and compiled into a single
document that focuses on the last of the monarchs, an ancestor of Toq named
Prrit Qabaq. Qrrl begins to read through the thousand-page book. (note: YMD-date conjectured by Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion which states
that Qrrl Toq studies each ven ‘for a period of exactly one Nazzri year’ which
I conjectured to be as long as a Standard year)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
06:17, day (Mid Rim:
Nazzri): The Nazzar male Qrrl Toq, begins
learning the 14 vens of the Great Structure of the Ulizra. He begins to study
the last ven of the state-enforced religion. Without fail he impresses his teachers
at every level, and whispers throughout the palace and the praefectory say that
young Toq might become the first king-praefect since the institution of the
theocracy. Qrrl Toq does not attempt to hide his pleasure at such a possibility
and forces everyone, save his father, to address him as Crown prince Qrrl Toq.
To him it seems only right that a person of his station be called by his full
title by those of lesser status, which in his case includes the entire
population of Nazzri.
As Qrrl Toq sees himself rising ever closer toward a
role as king-praefect, he intensifies his studies, delving deeper into the
ancient mysteries of the Great Structure. He believes that the Nazzar have
grown away from the initial objectives of the theocracy, and he wishes to
discover the intentions of his founding forebears. Qrrl Toq sees it as his
destiny to reestablish the original beliefs and philosophy of the religion, and
thereby bring Nazzri to a state of peace unheard of since the evolution of the
theocracy from the falling remains of the ancient monarchy over a millennia
before.
On one of his nightly excursions into the Hall of
Edification, Qrrl Toq comes upon a dust-caked tome that had fallen behind one
of the massive shelving cases: the text contains poems, journal entries, and
historical data, all scribed from various sources and compiled into a single
document that focuses on the last of the monarchs, an ancestor of Toq named
Prrit Qabaq. Qrrl read through the thousand-page book in two and a half days,
stopping only briefly for sustenance: the text coneys the story of how
Emperor-King Qabaq had singlehandedly destroyed the moarchy by delving into
dark magicks. He was eventually killed by his own daughter, Ikree Qabaq, who
afterwards proposed a government based on the tenets of the Great Structure of
the Ulizra.
Finishing the book, Qrrl Toq realizes that he can
never rival the greatest of the monarch-praefects, for he merely follows in
their footsteps. The young Nazzar decides that he needs to break new ground,
and to do that he would have to enter into boqeri, a form of self-imposed exile
taken to seek spiritual truth, so that he might come to understand the nature
of being better than any who preceded him. (note: YMD-date conjectured by Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion which states that Qrrl Toq
‘read through the thousand-page book in two and a half days’)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
06:23, day morning (Mid Rim:
Nazzri): The Nazzar male Qrrl Toq, destined
to become Nazzri’s next king-praefect, leaves his homeworld for the first time
in his life: he enters into boqeri, a form of self-imposed exile taken to seek
spiritual truth. (note: YMD-date conjectured by Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
06:28 day (Outer Rim
Territories, Orus sector): Slavers capture
the young Twi’lek Tott Doneeta and his family. Tott Doneeta fights with all his
strength, while his relatives cower behind him. But the slavers beat the
youngster until he falls unconscious. But before the slavers’ ship reaches its
destination at the slave markets of the space city of Ereesus, a group of Jedi
led by Jedi Master Arca Jeth disable the vessel and liberate the captives. Tott
Doneeta is enthralled by the Jedi’s strength and ethical stance, and he humbly
asks whether Master Jeth would take him on as an apprentice. Arca Jeth agrees
and since Doneeta’s family is glad to be rid of the ‘troublemaker’, the Twi’lek
prepares to travel back to Arkania with his new master to begin his training
immediately. (note: Y-date conjectured by Tott
Doneeta´s bio in the Star Wars: Tales
of the Jedi Companion, as well as the age-table published in Star Wars
Roleplaying Game: Ultimate Alien Anthology)
1994 (October
4), by Tom Veitch and Kevin J. Anderson
comicbook (mini-series), Dark Horse Comics
1996 (November), by George R. Strayton hardcover (roleplay), West End Games
07:04, morning (Colonies, Perave system: Arkania): Jedi Master Arca Jeth arrives back at his training compound. The young
Force-sensitive Twi’lek male Tott Doneeta accompanies him. On Arkania, Doneeta
meets the brothers Ulic and Cay Qel-Droma, both students of Jeth. (note: Y-date conjectured by Tott Doneeta´s bio in the
Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion,
as well as the age-table published in Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Ultimate
Alien Anthology)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
07:16, day (Colonies,
Perave system: Arkania): Newly arrived at the training compound of Jedi Master
Arca Jeth, the Twi’lek Tott Doneeta has become friends with Ulic Qel-Droma and
his younger brother Cay Qel-Droma. Master Jeth finds Doneeta to be an excellent
student, diligent yet disciplined. When the
Twi’lek approaches him with concerns about Ulic Qel-Droma’s strange behavior,
Arca Jeth is surprised by Doneeta’s ability to perceive such potential for
difficulties in his fellow student. At that moment, the Jedi Master knows Tott
Doneeta will become a great Jedi. (note:
Y-date conjectured by Tott Doneeta´s bio in the Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion, as well as the age-table
published in Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Ultimate Alien Anthology)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
10:22, morning (Colonies: Nak Shimor): Jedi apprentice Andur Sunrider buys
a used Hoersch-Kessel Vaya-class scout ship from a Vultan dealer on Nak
Shimor along the Perlemian Trade Route near the border between the Colonies and
the Inner Rim. He names the ship Lightside Explorer. (note: date
conjectured from Star Wars: Tales
of the Jedi Companion)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
10:23, evening (Colonies, Perave system: Arkania): Newly arrived at the training
compound of Jedi Master Arca Jeth, the Twi’lek Tott Doneeta has become friends
with Ulic Qel-Droma and his younger brother Cay Qel-Droma. Master Jeth finds
Doneeta to be an excellent student, diligent yet disciplined. Though Doneeta does not surpass his peers in the
area of lightsaber combat, he has a natural ability for communicating with
beasts through the Force. Jeth encourages him to practice his power by
venturing out into the wilds of Arkania and establishing rapports with the
various species of animals living on the tundra. Tott Doneeta begins to do so
each night after Arca Jeth completes his teaching. (note: Y-date conjectured by Tott Doneeta´s bio in the Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion, as well as
the age-table published in Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Ultimate Alien
Anthology)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
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