The only guy that beat the Rakartans head on at their height, pretty good sign for axes as force user weapons.Only famous Force-sensitive who used an axe was King Adas.
Adas
Adas was king of Korriban and the Sith in a reign that lasted nearly three hundred years. He was large for his species, his skin was unusually charcoal-colored, and he was raised as a chosen being from his youth. Encasing himself in ebon armor, he wielded a massive battle-ax, and became a master...starwars.fandom.com
Using The Force Made Easy
- Thread starter Fencer
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- Sci-Fi
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- Isekai'd to this shitty world we're live in
Ah, thank you. I was right, it is YT. And I was wrong, it does have more than one deck... technically.
Well, I seem to remember somewhere that a group of assassins trained to kill Jedi used strong emotions to confuse jedi and reduce their ability to notice and respond to their Force provided danger sense...
So probably the latter?
Khepri14
Thus kindly I scatter...
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- Following the wind
Obi-Wan in canon wasn't good at trusting people/reading their emotional states right. Otherwise, he wouldn't have had as much trouble with Anakin (if you ignore all of Anakin's own trust issues and sundry) as he did.
Fencer
Writer
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- 2nd shift
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- He/Him
I've actually got a love for this podcast "lore" that did a pretty solid dive into this story. She was tried but in the end the evidence was inconclusive and she was let go. Which did not stop the court of public opinion naturally. Really weirdly she then took her massive inheritance and bought a big ass mansion in the same town and parked herself their for the rest of her natural life despite the deep suspicion of the locals and the fact the kids would sing that little rhyme about her. Whole thing was just odd as fuck. Nowadays the house where the murder took place is a tourist attraction and home to some really heavy duty paranormal activity claims. If I'm not getting my stories mixed up that includes a guy who did his best to reset the original scene with props, blacked out and woke up with a knife in his shoulder that he claims he couldn't have stabbed himself with due to the angle and forces it would have required. Which either shows a hell of a lot of dedication to making a hoax, serious mental instability, accidental self hypnosis through expectations, or some of the most violent proof of the paranormal if you are a believer.
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- The Temple of the Winds
The Force gives you (limited) precog, so as long as another force user isn't around, or (in)directly impacted, it works (mostly) fine. Do bear in mind that people also change with time, it's likely that at the beginning of the relationship she would have received no forewarning because there was nothing to warn against, and that the dude developed these tendencies with time (and/or work?)
The big issue is that with more and more people having (limited) precog due to these videos the previous caveate becomes larger and larger.
protag just needs to return the accusation against him.
Something to turn Obi-wan's "John" from <implying that I believe you only want to help her to get her in your bed> to something like <implying that if you pick her up I want her too> would be fun.
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Maybe that's why the sith are so murder happy. Less force user means less people for the force to give headpats to.
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- Ohio
Sounds like Lizzie refused to be run out of town and was forcing them to acknowledge her, probably the townsfolk were assholes to her even before the murders. It kind of reeks of abuse from her parents to her, with the townsfolk ignoring the abuse that they did to her even if it was in front of them, and her forcing them to acknowledge the dirty secret?
Don't know, but as I was writing that last sentence I felt a chill on the back of my neck, also some itching, and maybe a little shaking... So I think I will drop it now, really kind of creeped out as it showed up when writing that...
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So how is everyone? This is a good story and I enjoy the new chapter, also wish you luck with your muse...
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- U.S.
for force danger sense being indiscriminate. I like to think of the scene of dooku getting spaced in the harry potter crossover the havoc side of the force.
Dooku was about to get spaced by anakin slapping the off button for the atmospheric shield out of a trade droid control ship and the force screamed at dooku who could not tell what it was warning it about except that the danger was great and imminent and could not tell what form the danger would take as he looked around the hanger he was in and his fallen opponent. man ended up getting sucked towards the bulkhead that slammed down to seal the room from space and impacted it like a bug on a windshield faster than he could react.
Dooku was about to get spaced by anakin slapping the off button for the atmospheric shield out of a trade droid control ship and the force screamed at dooku who could not tell what it was warning it about except that the danger was great and imminent and could not tell what form the danger would take as he looked around the hanger he was in and his fallen opponent. man ended up getting sucked towards the bulkhead that slammed down to seal the room from space and impacted it like a bug on a windshield faster than he could react.
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- United States
No, my friend, that's the Baneite Sith the Old Sith were more building a vast Empire to show the Force how powerful they were. The Baneite Sith are the jealous Tsundere the Old Sith were more Gilgamesh from Fate I would say.
Yesterday before posting my comment I actually watched a whole 48 Hours episode about her. From what they said it's practically guaranteed that she killed them. They found the hatchet head of the murder weapon hidden in a box of tools with an obviously fresh break from the missing shaft and ash covering the axe head, to hide stains.
There was a tiny bit of blood on her that she claimed was menstrual, but the day after her father's funeral she burnt a dress she claimed was ruined by paint. Also in her trial the defense managed to get the fact that she tried to buy actual poison the day before the murder was not put into evidence.
Also, she very obviously made sure her step-mom was dead first so that her father's inheritance would go to her instead of her step-mom's sister.
If she was tried nowadays it would be a slam dunk, but back then they didn't want to believe a woman was capable of such brutality.
We've gone super off-topic, I know, but where else am I going to flex this useless knowledge I acquired.
Nah, going by her name she's clearly just wanting to live a quiet life here.
JadeKaiser
Uninspired Custom Title
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- Under Your Bed
Clearly, either that or she's going to find a mysterious black notebook.Nah, going by her name she's clearly just wanting to live a quiet life here.
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- Beyond the Unknowable Veil
Nope. There's no paper in Star Wars.
They have plenty of fabrics that will probably do fine. Protected by the planet Edgelordia the planet of Darkness, Guardian of Hate and Darkness in an edgy Darkside suit!Nope. There's no paper in Star Wars.
Edgelord Moreright!
In the name of Hate I will torment you!
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Lordhighalnder
Student, smarter than some.
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- Long Beach, CA
But what about the Ancient Jedi Texts????Nope. There's no paper in Star Wars.
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- Russia
Either holocrons or lost.
MutantRancor
[Suspected Sithspawn]
- Location
- Kashyyyk. I'm a Wookiee, can't you tell?
Paper does exist in the Galaxy Far Far Away, but it's rarely used. Most hard-copy documents are printed on something called "flimsiplast," or "flimsi."
To the best of my knowledge, what that is has never been explained, but context clues suggest that it's just like paper but made from a type of plastic.
Of course, most documents are stored on something called "tapes," despite looking like five-and-a-quarter-inch floppy discs and having no actual tape involved, and read on datapads.
I seem to have lost track of where this tangent is related to the story. Why are we talking about this again? Some character sharing a name with a Death Note character?
Maybe we should find a more story-related subject....
To the best of my knowledge, what that is has never been explained, but context clues suggest that it's just like paper but made from a type of plastic.
Of course, most documents are stored on something called "tapes," despite looking like five-and-a-quarter-inch floppy discs and having no actual tape involved, and read on datapads.
I seem to have lost track of where this tangent is related to the story. Why are we talking about this again? Some character sharing a name with a Death Note character?
Maybe we should find a more story-related subject....
- Location
- USA
You misspelled Corellia as Corrillia a bunch of times in the latest update. Otherwise good shiz.
I just started the story ,I can't bring myself to like the mc , his all knowning attitude kind put me off. He got this gary stu energy, doe he get better?