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I can do that, but the profile is far from complete. As for the bio it will be closer to 5000 then 500. I plan to make this character more in depth am likable than my sith.
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Please get onto this as quickly as possible. Your profile needs to meet the minimum requirements at the time it is posted. See an announcement Boli (one of the admins) made a while ago;
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Oh crap, I will get on that now. I am sorry I didn't know.
It is finished!
The overground colony started after like defeated the empire. I read through the timeline history and looked over the map of fraction territory and the sith have never gotten near them and since they practice in dark side it would be less detectable to people looking for straight Jedi.
Do you agree or am I way off? I can always change the location, I just have always really liked Naboo because it reminds me of Ireland.
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It's been a little over 1000 years since the battle at Endor and the destruction of the second Death Star. Since then the Jedi were revitalized by Luke Skywalker and reestablished as the NJO. Following were some darker moments with the Order and the GA, however, we have about 800 years for the establishment of a solid NJO, Alliance, and Empire who all live more or less in peace until the Sith showed up again. So in that time it would be really really difficult for a Jedi colony to be in isolation for such a given period of time.
Difficult, but not impossible? What if I work on an idea to make it possible to create Jedi in secret to help protect peace and they only show when peace is lost and stay ended when peace is achieved. Good idea, bad idea...?
Well if we use that logic then there is no where in the universe that a sith cannot have gone. If this is to be true then there can never be secret jedi enclaves ( though in Star Wars history there has been) and since there were Jedi hunters if they have been everywhere and force users leave a ripple in the force, all force user could be found, but they haven't.
I know Naboo is popular and if I need to change the place I can or add how it has stayed hidden in more detail I can. I am just playing with odds currently. Naboo is FAR from the empire's hand and even though it has been popular due to movies, it doesn't really provide anything for the galaxy or any reason for anyone to need it. It is a peaceful planet. Also say someone found it through the force, they would detect light an dark side and since the sith decided to leave dark jedi alone to kill the Jedi from the inside, then they would think it dark jedi.
Again, if it is a problem I will change it, I am just the type to always give reasons for my actions.
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For a planet as historic and well-populated as Naboo, this is the case. Naboo isn't a backwater planet. It has major cities and societies.
Keep in mind that finding a single force user is still like finding a needle in a haystack. If a jedi is used to hiding, you better believe they know how to keep themselves masked in an area brimming with people to confuse trackers. Now an enclave, yea
it would be found eventually.
The problem is that many Jedi are already coming and going to Naboo. While Naboo is far from the Empire, that doesn't mean that the Sith haven't put 2+2 together and thought about if Jedi would be attracted to a lush peaceful planet filled with modern day conveniences and toilets.
And who is to say that ALL sith would leave dark Jedi alone?
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Actually, this statement is incorrect, as Vader DID lay siege on Naboo after he discovered Queen Apailana to be harboring Jedi survivors. He sent the 501st legion to raid Theed, exterminate the Jedi and assassinate Apailana. Not only that, but hardly anyone knew that Padme was Vader's wife.
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What you're overlooking is the fact that this particular enclave was meant to stay hidden for a thousand years. Over such a long period of time they are sure to have been discovered by someone. Maybe not the Sith, maybe not Dark Jedi, but someone on Naboo itself could have found them. The odds of an enclave staying hidden on a major planet like Naboo for such a long time are pretty low.
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Where did you come up with that? If the Sith feel that the Jedi are a threat, what makes you think the Sith don't see Dark Jedi as a threat. A good number of the Dark Jedi aren't walking around with their lightsabers flashing off their waist. That puts a target on their back. Like, "Hey everybody, I'm a force user!!!" (A bit of an exaggeration) They probably could easily be mistaken for a Jedi. Which would make them a target for the Sith. They could also be targets for other factions that don't like Sith and/or Jedi. A large number of Dark Jedi were either trained as a Jedi (fell to the dark side or abandoned Jedi beliefs. Could also be considered Grey Jedi depending on circumstance.), trained as a Sith (and somehow escaped from the Sith. Which would also put a bounty on their head.), or trained as a Dark Jedi from the jump. Not all Dark Jedi follow strictly the dark side and not all follow strictly the light. I believe that whether to be called Grey Jedi or Dark Jedi would be a personal preference or just plain labeling/generalization. That would be up for debate, which I'm not here to start. So far, the Dark Jedi of the Bogan are the only specific faction that focuses primarily on the dark side, but doesn't adhere to the teachings of the Sith.