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The best-known Rakatan creation is the Star Forge - a huge automated shipyard near Lehon that draws matter and energy from the local star and can turn out ships and weapons without pause. Its workings are rooted in the dark side, so the Forge also affects those who control it. This is where the Rakatan Star Maps sought by the heroes of KOTOR ultimately lead.

The protagonist is Revan: after his capture, the Jedi rewrote his memory and built a new identity for him. His bond with Bastila and recurring visions gradually lead him back to his hidden past. Malak reveals the truth during their confrontation aboard the Leviathan, changing the meaning of the entire journey up to that point. The Star Forge explains where the Sith get the resources for their fleet. The final choices decide whether the hero shuts it down or claims that legacy of power for himself. Later Legends material builds on one particular course of events; that does not erase the alternatives available in the game itself.

Darth Nihilus, Darth Sion and Darth Traya each tie their power to a warped way of existing through the Force. Their stories converge with the aftermath of the Battle of Malachor V. Kreia turns out to be Darth Traya, and her lessons take on a different meaning once the mentor's hidden goals become clear. Later Legends material identifies the Exile as Meetra Surik. The game itself lets players customize the hero, so this name should not be read as a limit on player choice.

The Sith Empire is ruled by Emperor Vitiate, who devours entire planets.

The Nihil are responsible for the disaster and for later strikes against major Republic projects. The destruction of Starlight Beacon is an especially heavy blow: what is lost is not just the station but the belief that the Jedi can protect everyone who has put their trust in the Republic. Later stories of the era explore how the Order acts after this loss.

Sol confesses that he killed the sisters' mother, Aniseya, during the events on Brendok. Hiding what happened that night shapes the lives of Osha and Mae and turns the investigation into a return to a responsibility the Jedi tried to shut out. The Stranger shows that behind the visible attacks stands a dark power the Order failed to recognize for what it was.

Qui-Gon dies at the hands of Darth Maul, and Obi-Wan promises to carry out his master's last wish and train Anakin. Victory on Naboo saves the planet but does not remove the hidden Sith threat. Palpatine becomes Supreme Chancellor: a local crisis ends with a change of leadership for the entire Republic.

The Battle of Geonosis begins the Clone Wars. Dooku, the public face of the Separatists, is secretly the Sith Lord Darth Tyranus and works with Sidious. Anakin and Padmé marry in secret. The ending both launches the war and plants a personal secret that will drive Anakin's behavior from then on.

The charges against Ahsoka and the Council's decisions destroy her trust in the Order. Even after the truth comes out, she refuses to return to her old life. Later, the Siege of Mandalore overlaps in time with Order 66, and Rex's story shows how the chips affect the clones' behavior. The ending turns an event familiar from the film into a personal tragedy for people the audience has followed through the whole series.

During the final operation on Kashyyyk, Sev loses contact with the squad. Boss and the others want to go back for him but are ordered to leave the position and prepare for what comes next. The campaign ends without any confirmation that Sev was rescued: the army's need to keep advancing outweighs the team's wish to save their brother.

Ahsoka, Dooku, Morgan Elsbeth. In "The Clone Wars" it is Barriss who bombs the Jedi Temple and pins the blame on Ahsoka; once exposed, she ends up in prison. "Tales of the Empire" shows her training in the Inquisitorius before she ultimately turns away from that path and chooses the life of a healer.

Anakin helps Palpatine survive an arrest attempt and becomes Darth Vader. Order 66 turns the clones against the Jedi, and the attack on the Temple destroys the heart of the Order. The Senate backs the proclamation of the Empire under the pretext of defending against a supposed Jedi rebellion. On Mustafar, Obi-Wan defeats his former apprentice, but the Emperor saves Vader. Padmé dies after giving birth to Luke and Leia. The twins are separated and hidden, setting up the story of "A New Hope". Anakin's personal aim of saving his family ends with him cut off from it and serving as a pillar of Palpatine's regime.

The destruction of Tipoca City wipes out the physical center of the clones' past, and the split with Crosshair shows how differently brothers can respond to the new regime. Later seasons connect the hunt for Omega to the research on Tantiss and Project Necromancer. The personal fight to keep the girl safe collides with an Imperial program whose significance reaches far beyond the life of one squad.

The Second Sister turns out to be Trilla, Cere's former apprentice. Her story shows how the Empire uses captivity, fear and broken trust to turn victims of persecution into hunters. After recovering the holocron, Cal destroys it, refusing to decide the future of children he has never met. The crew chooses to keep fighting, but not to rebuild the Order in a way that would immediately put others in danger.

After Dryden Vos's death, Qi'ra stays in the Crimson Dawn hierarchy and makes contact with Maul. His appearance does not contradict "The Phantom Menace": "The Clone Wars" reveals how the character's story continues. Han eventually wins the Millennium Falcon from Lando in a card game. The ending forms the familiar duo of pilot and co-pilot but leaves part of an old relationship unresolved.

The child Obi-Wan rescues is Leia. During the chase he learns that Anakin survived Mustafar and became Darth Vader in the familiar black armor. Their new duel forces Obi-Wan to separate his own guilt from his former apprentice's choices. Reva also turns out to be a victim of Order 66, and her thirst for revenge has led her to serve alongside those responsible for the tragedy. It is Bail Organa, the girl's adoptive father, who asks Obi-Wan for help.

Bode Akuna turns out to be a former Jedi and an Imperial agent who wants to secure his daughter's safety. His choices shatter the crew's trust and lead to an attack on Cere's base. Fear for his own child makes the idea of opening Tanalorr to other refugees unacceptable to him. Cal reaches the planet, but the road there brings new losses and a dangerous slide toward the dark side.

On Narkina 5, Cassian is caught in a forced labor system where even following the imposed rules does not guarantee release. The escape and Nemik's last message help him move from opportunistic resistance to a conscious commitment to the Rebellion. Later Cassian takes part in the rescue of Mon Mothma and in getting intelligence gathered by the underground to the Alliance. The ending brings him to the mission that opens "Rogue One". On that mission Cassian will give his life on Scarif. The series shows that his readiness for such a sacrifice grew out of what he lived through rather than being built into the character from the start.

Kanan sacrifices himself to save the people closest to him. Later, Ezra uses his bond with the purrgil to drag Thrawn's ship away from Lothal and disappears along with his enemy. The liberation of the planet ends the local struggle but leaves Sabine with a personal duty: to one day find the friend who made victory possible. This open thread leads directly into the series "Ahsoka".

Galen deliberately builds a weakness into the Death Star's design, but exploiting it requires the plans. Jyn's team obtains the data on Scarif, and the rebel fleet makes sure it can be transmitted. The core members of the ground mission die. The information escapes the battle and ends up on Leia's ship, which is where Episode IV begins.

The Empire destroys Alderaan in an attempt to break Leia and demonstrate the station's power. Obi-Wan falls in a duel with Vader, letting his friends escape. During the attack at Yavin, Luke trusts the Force and hits the Death Star's weak point, and Han's return helps him complete the final run. The victory saves the Alliance and makes Luke a prominent figure in the war.

On Bespin, Vader gets there ahead of the fugitives: under pressure from the Empire's terms, Lando gives up his friends, and Han, Leia and Chewbacca become bait to lure Luke away from Dagobah. Vader tells Luke that he is his father. Defeat in the duel and the loss of his hand shatter the hero's belief that his own family stands at a safe distance from the dark side. Han is frozen in carbonite and handed over to Boba Fett. Lando helps the others escape, but getting their friend back will take a new operation. This open thread leads directly into "Return of the Jedi".

Luke goes to face Vader, convinced that something of Anakin Skywalker still remains in his father. The Emperor tries to turn this faith, along with Luke's attachment to his friends, against him. Palpatine has laid a trap for the Alliance, but the rebels and the Ewoks destroy the shield generator, and the fleet strikes the station. Luke refuses to kill Vader in anger. When the Emperor tries to destroy his son, Vader turns on his master and saves Luke at the cost of his own life. The deaths of the Emperor and the second Death Star are a decisive turning point, but they do not make every Imperial force vanish overnight. The next entries in the archive explore exactly this gap between a symbolic victory and the long process of ending a war.

Operation: Cinder also hits Vardos, Iden's homeworld, and the attack on it is led by her father, Admiral Garrick Versio. This blow finally destroys her faith in the Empire. Iden and Del Meeko refuse to carry out criminal Imperial orders and defect to the New Republic. Their path leads to Jakku, but their old ties to the Imperial system do not stay in the past forever. A later storyline brings back Hask, now tied to the First Order, and puts Iden's daughter, Zay, at the center.

Ben will become Luke's student and later take the name Kylo Ren, siding with the First Order. For Leia and Han, the fight against the new threat therefore becomes personal. His return to the name Ben at the end of the saga completes an arc in which inherited family history does not cancel out the possibility of making one's own moral choice. Ben's maternal grandfather is Anakin Skywalker, who became Darth Vader. Kylo Ren later sees Vader as a model, so family history becomes for him not only an inheritance but also a guide in choosing the dark side.

Grogu is a former youngling of the Jedi Temple who survived Order 66. Luke takes him for training, but in "The Book of Boba Fett" the child chooses to return to Din. The third season leads to the Mandalorians' return to their homeworld and a showdown with Gideon. In the finale Din takes Grogu as his son, and their shared story enters a new stage.

Grogu leaves Luke and returns to Din, and their reunion takes place during the final battle on Tatooine. Boba defeats his enemies with the help of allies and local residents. Success no longer depends only on his personal ability to destroy an enemy but also on whether others are willing to support the order he offers.

Peridea lies in another galaxy, and the purrgil can make a journey that ordinary ships manage only with special preparation. There Morgan finds Thrawn and the Great Mothers. Ezra returns to his own galaxy, but Thrawn also gets his chance to return, while Ahsoka and Sabine remain on Peridea. The personal success of the search does not remove the military threat. To reach Ezra, Sabine agrees to hand the map over to their enemies and goes with them. That choice also opens the way to Peridea for those searching for Thrawn.

At Attin is a surviving Republic mint, and its hidden wealth is exactly what makes it a pirate target. That is why the children's return cannot end the adventure on its own: the way home also opens a path for their pursuers. The families have to join forces to protect a world whose true situation they understood far less than they thought.

Before the events of the film, Grogu had already completed part of his training with Luke Skywalker and then chose on his own to return to Din. Jedi training and Mandalorian belonging therefore coexist as he grows up.

Ben takes the name Kylo Ren and becomes Snoke's apprentice. Luke goes to Ahch-To, a world tied to the earliest origins of the Jedi, and tries to withdraw from the life of the galaxy. In "The Last Jedi" he admits to a brief moment of fear and to the consequences of how Ben read what he saw. Recovering the truth about that night matters for Rey's decision about whom she can trust, and how far. Sensing darkness in the sleeping Ben, Luke ignited his lightsaber for a moment. Ben woke, saw his teacher standing over him with a weapon and took it as an attempt on his life; it was after this that the school was destroyed.

Starkiller Base destroys the Hosnian system along with the New Republic's seat of government. Kylo Ren, who is Ben Solo, kills Han, but the act does not free him from his inner conflict. The Resistance destroys the base, Rey defeats the wounded Kylo, and the map leads her to Luke on Ahch-To. A local victory comes at the same moment as a major political catastrophe.

Kylo kills Snoke but does not take the path Rey hoped for: he seizes command of the First Order himself. Luke uses a Force projection to hold off the enemy on Crait and give the survivors time to escape. He dies after this effort, having reclaimed his role as a Jedi by protecting others. Rey keeps the Jedi texts, so the legacy does not vanish with the mentor. The film begins right after the destruction of Starkiller Base, but the strike on the Hosnian system has left the New Republic without its seat of government, so the Resistance cannot count on support from the state. After Crait, only a small group of the movement remains, escaping aboard the Millennium Falcon.

Palpatine is on Exegol, directing a plan to restore Sith rule; Snoke was part of his design. Rey learns that she is the Emperor's granddaughter. After Leia's death and a memory of Han, Kylo abandons his dark role and becomes Ben again. Rey confronts Palpatine with the support of the voices of past Jedi, and an allied fleet helps break his military plan. Ben gives his life to save Rey. Afterward she takes the name Skywalker, claiming a family defined by her teachers and her own choice rather than by descent from Palpatine.

In the announced premise, Rey is rebuilding the Jedi Order. At the end of "The Last Jedi", Rey takes the ancient Jedi texts from Ahch-To, so she has not only memories of her training but also a written foundation for the tradition.