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Make sure not to include any spoilers in thread titles to flair submitted content with the spoiler tag if it applies and to responsibly spoiler-tag text when posting in an untagged thread. For discussion-based submissions, OPs are required to begin the discussion, rather than posting an open-ended question without any of their own thoughts. If you're not sure if it's low-content, think about whether it can generate any meaningful discussion. This includes most memes and image macros (these belong in /r/kotormemes). This rule also encompasses misinformation and vitriol. This includes posts made by 'novelty accounts' which do not contribute to discussion. This includes content which is only related to KOTOR in a very vague way. This includes always being cordial, and ensuring you don't downvote other users' posts based on their opinions. Image depicts Qui-Gon Jinn (left) and the Imperial Knights (right).A subreddit for fans of BioWare's 2003 RPG Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Obsidian Entertainment's 2004 sequel, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords, and the upcoming Knights of the Old Republic: Remake.įor fans of BioWare's 2011 MMORPG Star Wars: The Old Republic, please see /r/swtor. Jedi Vindicator (a philosophical school of Jedi) Jolee Bindo (green lightsaber, later blue lightsaber) The Imperial Knights, a Legacy era group of Gray Jedi who serve the Emperor of the Fel Empire, all use silver lightsabers with the same hilt design. Other Gray Jedi wield lightsabers with unusual, less common colors like yellow, orange and silver lightsabers. Some Gray Jedi wield lightsabers with common lightsaber blade colors like green or blue. Gray Jedi do not wield a lightsaber with a specific blade color. Martin Tweeted, “ In Star Wars terms, dark and light are pretty clear cut and it’s safe to say Ahsoka is light.“ Gray Jedi Lightsaber Colors

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