Year
3,974 before the Great ReSynchronization
(4,008
Standard Years before the Battle of Yavin)
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The survival of the Republic depends on two factors:
wise governing by administrators and lawmakers, and the preservation of harmony
and justice by the Jedi. It is a practice for Jedi to become guardians of new
star systems, overseeing transitions and assisting with local difficulties.
(from Star Wars: The Essential
Chronology, pages 8 & 9)
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01:05, morning (Mid Rim: Nazzri): The Nazzar male
Qrrl Toq studies the 14 vens of the Great Structure of the Ulizra. He begins to
study the 9th ven of the state-enforced religion. (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
03:14, day: Last year, Jedi Knight Jev Sunrider left the Sunrider family
home to confront a force of evil growing in the nearby system of Krayiss Two.
Now, as the thirteen-year-old Andur Sunrider is tending to the small garden his
father had sown just behind their home, the glowing, translucent image of his
grandfather suddenly appears to him. Shocked, and more than a little afraid,
Andur Sunrider leaps backward and calls for his father. But when the warm,
familiar voice of his grandfather tells him to calm himself, the youngster
feels the fear slip away. The specter of Jev Sunrider explains that Andur
Sunrider will play a part in the coming war against the dark side. But his
grandfather warns him not to resist the role the Force wishes him to play, for
things are not always what they seem. Before Andur Sunrider can respond, the
ghostly form fades, leaving the boy to ponder the meaning of his grandfather’s
strange words. (note: date conjectured from Andur
Sunrider’s bio in Star Wars: Tales
of the Jedi Companion which states that this occurs a year after ‘Andur
turns 12’)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
03:35, evening: The Human female Nara is born. She is the granddaughter of Bedran Veb. (note:
Y-date conjectured from Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion)
1996
(November), by Peter Schweighofer hardcover (roleplay adventure), West End Games
04:13, day (Inner
Rim, Stenness sector: Onderon, Iziz): King
Ommin, ruler of the walled city of Iziz, has another dark side training session
with the specter of the long-dead fallen Jedi Knight Freedon Nadd. Enraged,
Nadd tells Ommin that he will never reach his potential if he falters at the slightest
obstacle: if he does not have the strength to reach his destiny, then he does
not deserve to become a Sith sorcerer. Ommin’s anger flares as Nadd remarks
that his doubt will be his downfall. Ommin had sacrificed more than he had
thought he ever would in his quest to make the dark side his ally. And now all
of his efforts hang in a single moment, his one chance to prove his worthiness.
He cannot let it slip from his grasp and his anger becomes his weapon to reach
his destiny. Then suddenly, the dark side floods Ommin’s being, becoming one
with every cell in his body.
After a while, Ommin’s normal vision returns and he
sees the ghostly form of Freedon Nadd hovering close by. Feeling stronger than
he ever had, Ommin wants to show his mentor what he has accomplished. He pushes
himself from his ancient throne, and then collapses under his own weight as his
legs are no longer able to support him. Laughing, Nadd explains that the dark
side does not come without its price: now that Ommin has power over the Force,
he has lost power over his own body. (note: YMD-date
conjectured from Novar’s bio in Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi
Companion which states that this happens ‘a decade’ after Ommin’s training
had begun)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
07:03, day (Colonies,
Prindaar system: Antar 4) The small Force-sensitive Gotal
Kith Kark’s acute sensitivity to electromagnetic emissions prevent him from
getting within a dozen standard meters of electronic devices, especially droids
and computers. Due to this sensitivity, his family is forced to move into the
wilderness of Antar 4 to avoid the technology that continually interferes with
Kith Kark’s sense cones. (note: YMD-date
conjectured from Kith Kark’s bio in Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi Companion, as well as the age-table in Star
Wars Roleplaying Game: Ultimate Alien Anthology which states that Gotal are
young adults from 10 – 12 standard years old)
1996
(November), by George R. Strayton hardcover
(roleplay), West End Games
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