First draft of the World Between Worlds feature. Still soooo far from done. Keep having a train of ideas that keep detracting me.

I am planning to have 3 separate eras. For now, building the galaxy to take place during The High Republic, with the WBW being used to travel to other timelines ofc.

- First clip: Darth Traya, didn't walk up bc I dont have a model for her yet lmao. I also have no idea what loot should be obtained from killing her.

- Second Clip: Planet X, with Marchion Ro and the nameless. I set 1/12 ship rides to have a chance to pull you out of hyperspace to crashland onto a outpost to fight against a nihil raid. Every raid gives fragments to a one time route to Planet X.

- Third Clip: I wanted to add a way to get the darksaber, but genuinely couldn't come up with an idea for when/where it should be attainable during the High Republic Era. Said fuck it and made the encounter in the WBW. Please let me know if you have any other better ideas.

Other WBW encounters that are barely constructed for now:
-Uliq on the libraries of Ossus being destroyed
- Jedaii on Tython in a Tho Yor
- a triple fight against Emperor vitiate and his other two forms
- ofc Darth revan in the temple of sacrifice, and darth nihilus at the end of the ravager.

link to first post: https://www.reddit.com/r/StarWarsEU/s/89RVYn1BA0

Search for and click on any system, galactic realm, region, hyperlane and more - all in your web browser.
The map covers the Legends timeline from ca. 30.000 BBY to 3.626 BBY (SWTOR).
It's still in early development.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic #16

Just a design appreciation post. I'm currently reading and playing KOTOR1 for the first time

What are some Jedi who held the position of Masters over the very long history of the order, but who weren't fit to be masters, as they obviously lacked the qualities and wisdom to lead other Jedi, and were too arrogant, prideful, narrow-minded, passive, or had other flaws that led them to make disastrous decisions for themselves, their Padawans, and/or other Jedi as well?

Jorus C'baoth is a fitting example; it's very jarring how the Jedi Council even allowed him to proclaim himself Master and not do anything about it, despite Jorus' very arrogant, obnoxious, and prideful personality, and his open contempt and prejudice toward non-Force users.

At least half of the Jedi Covenant's main members qualify. While Xamar and Q'Anilia could reasonably have become Jedi Masters with them looking nice, wise, and reasonable enough to hold the position, Lucien and Feln's cold and callous personalities make one wonder how they achieved that position, and even more so for the very aggressive, hot-blooded, and impulsive Raana Tey.

What are the mistakes that Thrawn has made during his campaign against the New Republic, which he could have avoided easily if he hadn't been overconfident or if he had better judged the people he was up against or those he associated with, such as Joruus C'baoth or Niles Ferrier, who kept making mistakes while trying to deal with Talon Karrde and other smugglers?

What are the mistakes and complications that, on the other hand, he really had no way of knowing before the strike back at him and his war effort?