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Detailed Chronological Breakdown by Matt Jones
FORCE STORM #1 pt.1 (pg.1-8) – flashback to 36,453 BBY – Tho Yor ships visited many worlds, gathering sentients who heard the “call,” then traveled to Tython in the Deep Core pt.2 (pg.8-10) – flashback to somewhere between 35,453-34,453 BBY – A second migration took place; The Tythans who were not Je’daii left Tython & populated the other worlds in the system (sometime during the second millennium) pt.3 (pg.10-11) – flashback to 25,805 BBY – the start of the Despot War pt.4 (pg.12-end) – frame story 25,793 BBY – 12 years after the Despot War; After his “culling” on Tatooine, Predor Tul’kar is notified of a Force-rich world in the Deep Core which Xesh promises to find FORCE STORM #2 pt.1 (pg.1-17) – frame story 25,793 BBY – a Kallak assassin tries to kill Baron Volnos Ryo pt.2 (pg.18-end) – frame story 25,793 BBY – Xesh arrives on Tython near the Rift, where Shae Koda, Sek’nos Rath and Tasha Ryo are waiting FORCE STORM #3 – frame story 25,793 BBY – Xesh battles Shae, Sek’nos & Tasha at the Rift, but then flees to the Abyss of Ruh FORCE STORM #4 pt.1 (pg.1-6) – frame story 25,793 BBY – As a large Force Storm gathers on Tython, the three Je’daii follow Xesh into the Abyss of Ruh pt.2 (pg.7) – flashback to 25,793 BBY – Xesh kills Predor Tul’kar aboard the ship (Devourer) that brought him to the Tython system pt.3 (pg.8-11) – frame story 25,793 BBY – Xesh’s visions threaten to devour him from the inside out; Master Quan-Jang searches for the three missing Je’daii pt.4 (pg.12-13) – flashback to a few years before 25,793 BBY – Xesh battles against a slave creature named Isk in the arena of Byss (Xesh is younger; maybe 5 years before the frame story?) pt.5 (pg.14-end) – frame story 25,793 BBY – The three Je’daii battle a strange dark-side creature called a saarl, while Xesh flees the area FORCE STORM #5 pt.1 (pg.1-15) – frame story 25,793 BBY – At the Rift, Xesh helps Shae defeat the saarl pt.2 (pg.16-end) – frame story 25,793 BBY – Xesh is banished to the dark moon Bogan, against the protestations of Tasha PRISONER OF BOGAN #1 pt.1 (pg.1-3) – frame story 25,793 BBY – Predor Skal’nas wonders about the whereabouts of Tul’kar & Xesh, & sends Trill in search of them pt.2 (pg.3-4) – flashback to sometime after 25,802 BBY – Tul’kar leads a conquest of the planet Sriluur, & takes Xesh as his Force Hound slave pt.3 (pg.5-15) – frame story 25,793 BBY – Xesh & Daegen Lok form a partnership on Bogan pt.4 (pg.15-17) – flashback to 25,800 BBY – At the Chasm, Daegen Lok & Hawk Ryo experience a future vision of a being (Xesh) with a single red eye & a flaming sword pt.5 (pg.17-end) – frame story 25,793 BBY – Xesh & Daegen find & repair a Shikaakwan Pho-V fighter, then escape from Bogan in it PRISONER OF BOGAN #2 pt.1 (pg.1-6) – frame story 25,793 BBY – The Je’daii travel to Bogan in search of the missing Xesh & Daegen Lok pt.2 (pg.6-9) – flashback to sometime after 25,802 BBY – Trill helps Xesh defeat a bully named Yirt, forming a bond between the two slaves pt.3 (pg.9-14) – frame story 25,793 BBY – the Rangers learn that Xesh & Daegen have left Bogan & decide to go there to investigate pt.4 (pg.15) – flashback to 25,793 BBY – Xesh kills Predor Tul’kar’s guards aboard the ship (Devourer) that brought him to the Tython system pt.5 (pg.15-19) – frame story 25,793 BBY – Xesh & Daegen crash-land on Krev Couer; The Je’daii battle terenta on Bogan pt.6 (pg.20) – flashback to 25,800 BBY – Hawk keeps the Chasm vision to himself, while Daegen is exiled to Bogan, fixated on his vision of the future pt.7 (pg.21-end) – frame story 25,793 BBY – Hawk, Shae & Rori head for Krev Couer to find Xesh & Daegen PRISONER OF BOGAN #3 – 25,793 BBY – Xesh & Daegen are confronted by the Je’daii on Krev Coeur, but they escape to Nox PRISONER OF BOGAN #4 pt.1 (pg.1-18) – frame story 25,793 BBY – The Je’daii find Xesh & Daegen at a cantina on Nox, & start a firefight before escaping pt.2 (pg.19-22) – flashback to before 36,453 BBY – The Rakata defeat the Kwa, who withdrew from the galaxy in the face of increasing Rakatan aggression (many years before 36,453 BBY) pt.3 (pg.22) – frame story 25,793 BBY – Master Ketu realizes that Daegen’s vision is coming true PRISONER OF BOGAN #5 pt.1 (pg.1-2) – frame story 25,793 BBY – Xesh & Daegen pay a vision to Baron Ryo to try to get his help starting an army pt.2 (pg.3-4) – flashback to 25,805 BBY – Daegen Lok infiltrates Queen Hadiya’s army & becomes her lover, before turning on & killing the Despot Queen (during the Despot War) pt.3 (pg.5-end) – frame story 25,793 BBY – After a battle in Ryo Fortress, Daegen is taken back to Bogan, while it is decided that Xesh will be trained as a Je’daii FORCE WAR #1 – 25,792 BBY – The Je’daii repel the attacking Rakatan soldiers on Shikaakwa; Shae confesses her love to Xesh FORCE WAR #2 – 25, 792 BBY – The Je’daii attack the Rakatan Empire on the base on Ska Gora, but quickly realize it is a trap FORCE WAR #3 pt.1 (pg.1-4) – frame story 25,793 BBY – The Je’daii battle for their lives against the Rakatan Empire on Ska Gora pt.2 (pg.5-8) – flashback to 25,793 BBY – Through the Force, Xesh finds the world Tython pt.3 (pg.8-10) – flashback to 25,793 BBY – Xesh destroys the Devourer pt.4 (pg.10-end) – frame story 25,793 BBY – Prisoner Xesh is questioned by Skal’nas & learns from Daegen about the infinity gate on Tython FORCE WAR #4 – 25,792 BBY – The Rakatan Empire attacks the Je’daii forces on Tython FORCE WAR #5 – 25,792 BBY – Skal’nas opens the infinity gate on Tython, but Tasha’s holocron awakens the planet, destroying the Rakatan forces
Using the above summaries, here is a chronological listing:
40,000-36,453 BBY Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan #4 flashback portion(s) on pages 19-22 The Rakata defeat the Kwa, who withdrew from the galaxy in the face of increasing Rakatan aggression .
36,453 BBY Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm #1 flashback portion(s) on pages 1-8 Tho Yor ships visited many worlds, gathering sentients who heard the “call,” then traveled to Tython in the Deep Core.
35,453-34,453 BBY Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm #1 flashback portion(s) on pages 8-10 A second migration took place; The Tythans who were not Je’daii left Tython & populated the other worlds in the system.
25,807 BBY Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void chapter 1: Dark Matters [flashback portion(s) on page 5-7] Dalien Brock destroys his drawings when his sister, Lanoree Brock, finds him in the forest.
25,805 BBY Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm #1 flashback portion(s) on pages 10-11 The start of the Despot War. Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan #5 flashback portion(s) on pages 3-4 Daegen Lok infiltrates Queen Hadiya’s army & becomes her lover, before turning on & killing the Despot Queen.
25,802 BBY Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void chapter 2: The Great Journey [flashback portion(s) on pages 24-28] Lanoree & Dalien say goodbye to their parents & begin their “Great Journey.” chapter 2: The Great Journey [flashback portion(s) on pages 31-38] Lanoree & Dalien spend time at the Stark Forests & the Silent Desert before arriving at Qigong Kesh. chapter 3: The Good and the Great [flashback portion(s) on page 52-59] Lanoree & Dalien camp in the Silent Desert with Master Ter’cay, training in the ways of the Force. chapter 4: His Own Man [flashback portion(s) on pages 78-82] Lanoree & Dalien cross the Strafe Plains, where they are attacked by a flame tygah. chapter 6: Old Myths [flashback portion(s) on pages 100-108] Lanoree & Dalien train on martial arts with Master Tave at Stav Kesh. chapter 7: Safe and Sound [flashback portion(s) on pages 126-131] Lanoree & Dalien train with Master Kin’ade’s Darrow sphere. chapter 8: The Memory of Pain [flashback portion(s) on pages 139-142] Master Lha-Mi tells Lanoree that Dalien is too far gone & could become very dangerous. chapter 10: Empty Spaces [flashback portion(s) on pages 161-167] Lanoree & Dalien continue their martial arts training at Stav Kesh. chapter 11: Slaves [flashback portion(s) on pages 175-181] Dalien confesses to Lanoree that he wants to travel the stars instead of becoming a Je’daii. chapter 12: Chasm [flashback portion(s) on pages 194-196] Lanoree & Dalien arrive at Anil Kesh, & Lanoree feels a sense of impending dread. chapter 13: Other Ways [flashback portion(s) on pages 210-214] Lanoree meets with Dam-Powl & receives training on how to combat the effects of the Chasm. chapter 13: Other Ways [flashback portion(s) on pages 222-224] Lanoree finds her true calling when she learns alchemy of flesh from Dam-Powl. chapter 14: Sad History [flashback portion(s) on pages 230-235] Dalien flees from Anil Kesh after killing another Journeyer named Skott Yun chapter 15: Ran Dan’s Folly [flashback portion(s) on pages 249-254] Lanoree chases Dalien to the Old City, where she is attacked by blood spites. chapter 16: The Alchemy of Flesh [flashback portion(s) on pages 267-272] Lanoree hears Dalien scream inside the corridors. chapter 16: The Alchemy of Flesh [flashback portion(s) on page 276] Lanoree finds Dalien’s bloody clothes & assumes he is dead.
25,802-25,801 BBY Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan #1 flashback portion(s) on pages 3-4 Tul’kar leads a conquest of the planet Sriluur, & takes Xesh as his Force Hound slave. Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan #2 flashback portion(s) on pages 6-9 Trill helps Xesh defeat a bully named Yirt, forming a bond between the two slaves.
25,800 BBY Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan #1 flashback portion(s) on pages 15-17 At the Chasm, Daegen Lok & Hawk Ryo experience a future vision of a being (Xesh) with a single red eye & a flaming sword. Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan #2 flashback portion(s) on page 20 Hawk keeps the Chasm vision to himself, while Daegen is exiled to Bogan, fixated on his vision of the future.
25,800-25,793 BBY Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm #4 flashback portion(s) on pages 12-13 Xesh battles against a slave creature named Isk in the arena of Byss.
25,793 BBY Dawn of the Jedi #0 (reference book / no story) Dawn of the Jedi: Eruption While mediating a local mining dispute on Zerist, Lanoree & Hawk rescue teenage Oma Dessain. Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm #1 pages 12-end After his “culling” on Tatooine, Predor Tul’kar is notified of a Force-rich world in the Deep Core which Xesh promises to find. Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void chapter 1: Dark Matters Lanoree is given the mission to find her brother, Dalien, who is trying to find a hypergate on Tython. chapter 2: The Great Journey Lanoree leaves Tython & is instructed to meet with Tre Sana on Kalimahr. The Adventures of Lanoree Brock, Je’daii Ranger As Lanoree travels to Kalimahr, she enters into a journal her thoughts on the latest mission from the Je’daii Council. Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void chapter 3: The Good and the Great Lanoree meets with Tre at Susco’s Tavern, & realizes that he has been altered by Dam-Powl. chapter 4: His Own Man Lanoree is attacked by a Noghri Stargazer, who triggered a bomb at an airship station, nearly killing her. chapter 5: Sharp Edges Lanoree & Tre meet with Kara, who used to be a Je’daii, & acquired an old diary by Je’daii explorer Osamael Or. chapter 6: Old Myths On the way to Khar Peninsula, Lanoree contacts Dam-Powl & updates him on her search progress. chapter 7: Safe and Sound Lanoree & Tre are nearly killed by an explosion at the Stargazers Temple. chapter 8: The Memory of Pain Lanoree & Tre head for the planet Nox. chapter 9: Scars Lanoree & Tre arrive on Nox & travel to Greenwood Station. chapter 10: Empty Spaces Lanoree & Tre meet with a Zabrak named Domm, who told them to seek out Maxhagan. chapter 11: Slaves Lanoree & Tre make a deal with Maxhagan to learn the whereabouts of Stargazer leader Dalien. chapter 12: Chasm Lanoree & Tre find Dalien in a Pan Deep laboratory, but are captured by Stargazers. chapter 13: Other Ways [pages 214-222] Dalien escapes the laboratory, but not before setting off an explosion that kills all of the scientists. chapter 13: Other Ways [pages 224-229] Lanoree & Tre escape Pan Deep to find a battle going on outside between neighboring domed cities. chapter 14: Sad History Lanoree flees the chaos on Nox with Tre, following a tracking device she planted on Dalien. chapter 15: Ran Dan’s Folly Lanoree followed Dalien into the mines of Ran Dan’s Folly, where she was knocked unconscious. chapter 16: The Alchemy of Flesh Lanoree is taken prisoner & shot by Dalien’s group, who are preparing the dark-matter device for use. chapter 17: Repulsion [to page 291] Lanoree is rescued from the mines by Tre, & uses alchemy of flesh to heal herself before departing Sunspot. Dawn of the Jedi: Force War #3 flashback portion(s) on pages 5-8 Through the Force, Xesh finds the world Tython. Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm #4 flashback portion(s) on page 7 Xesh kills Predor Tul’kar aboard the ship (Devourer) that brought him to the Tython system. Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan #2 flashback portion(s) on page 15 Xesh kills Predor Tul’kar’s guards aboard the ship (Devourer) that brought him to the Tython system Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm #2 pages 1-17 A Kallak assassin tries to kill Baron Volnos Ryo. Dawn of the Jedi: Force War #3 flashback portion(s) on pages 8-10 Xesh destroys the Devourer. Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm #2 pages 18-end Xesh arrives on Tython near the Rift, where Shae Koda, Sek’nos Rath and Tasha Ryo are waiting. Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm #3 Xesh battles Shae, Sek’nos & Tasha at the Rift, but then flees to the Abyss of Ruh. Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void chapter 17: Repulsion [pages 291-end of chapter] Lanoree & Tre arrive over Tython to find a massive Force Storm occurring there. chapter 18: The Descent At the Old City, Lanoree battles & kills Dalien, recovering the dark-matter device. chapter 19: Might [to page 316] At Anil Kesh, Lanoree handed over the dark-matter device to Dam-Powl before heading back to Kalimahr. Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm #4 pages 1-6 As a large Force Storm gathers on Tython, the three Je’daii follow Xesh into the Abyss of Ruh. pages 8-11 Xesh’s visions threaten to devour him from the inside out; Master Quan-Jang searches for the three missing Je’daii. pages 14-end The three Je’daii battle a strange dark-side creature called a saarl, while Xesh flees the area. Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm #5 pages 1-15 At the Rift, Xesh helps Shae defeat the saarl. Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void chapter 19: Might [pages 316-end of chapter] Lanoree finds no answers on Kalimahr, so she decided to head home to tell her parents about Dalien. Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm #5 pages 16-end Xesh is banished to the dark moon Bogan, against the protestations of Tasha. Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan #1 pages 1-3 Predor Skal’nas wonders about the whereabouts of Tul’kar & Xesh, & sends Trill in search of them. pages 5-15 Xesh & Daegen Lok form a partnership on Bogan. pages 17-end Xesh & Daegen find & repair a Shikaakwan Pho-V fighter, then escape from Bogan in it. Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan #2 pages 1-6 The Je’daii travel to Bogan in search of the missing Xesh & Daegen Lok. pages 9-14 The Rangers learn that Xesh & Daegen have left Bogan & decide to go there to investigate. pages 15-19 Xesh & Daegen crash-land on Krev Couer; The Je’daii battle terenta on Bogan. pages 21-end Hawk, Shae & Rori head for Krev Couer to find Xesh & Daegen. Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan #3 Xesh & Daegen are confronted by the Je’daii on Krev Coeur, but they escape to Nox. Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan #4 pages 1-18 The Je’daii find Xesh & Daegen at a cantina on Nox, & start a firefight before escaping. page 22 Master Ketu realizes that Daegen’s vision is coming true. Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan #5 pages 1-2 Xesh & Daegen pay a vision to Baron Ryo to try to get his help starting an army. pages 5-end After a battle in Ryo Fortress, Daegen is taken back to Bogan, while it is decided that Xesh will be trained as a Je’daii.
25,792 BBY Dawn of the Jedi: Force War #1 The Je’daii repel the attacking Rakatan soldiers on Shikaakwa; Shae confesses her love to Xesh. Dawn of the Jedi: Force War #2 The Je’daii attack the Rakatan Empire on the base on Ska Gora, but quickly realize it is a trap. Dawn of the Jedi: Force War #3 pages 1-4 The Je’daii battle for their lives against the Rakatan Empire on Ska Gora. pages 10-end Prisoner Xesh is questioned by Skal’nas & learns from Daegen about the infinity gate on Tython. Dawn of the Jedi: Force War #4 The Rakatan Empire attacks the Je’daii forces on Tython. Dawn of the Jedi: Force War #5 Skal’nas opens the infinity gate on Tython, but Tasha’s holocron awakens the planet, destroying the Rakatan forces. |
Tales of the Jedi: The Golden Age of the Sith #0-5
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 1997
Written by Kevin J. Anderson.
Illustrated by Chris Gossett and Dario Carrasco Jr.
Collected in Tales of the Jedi: Golden Age of the Sith and Omnibus: Tales of the Jedi: Volume 1
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Empress Teta, with
Odan Urr
go to Coruscant to give the
warning of Odan Urr’s
prophetical dream of the Sith lords
returning, (nobody cares). Meanwhile, on Sadow’s
hidden fortress, he has separated Gav &
Jori & begun teaching them the dark side.
Sadow hijacks the
Starbreaker 12, (Gav &
Jori’s ship) and plants evidence so
Kressh will know that it was he, (Sadow)
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Tales of the Jedi: Fall of the Sith Empire #1-5
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 1998
Written by Kevin J. Anderson.
Illustrated by Chris Gossett and Dario Carrasco Jr.
Collected in Tales of the Jedi: Fall of the Sith Empire and Omnibus: Tales of the Jedi: Volume 1
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#1:Jori returns to Cinnagar, (in the empress Teta system) only to be arrested as she rants about the Sith Empire coming. No one will listen of course. Back on Khar Delba, (the once secret fortress of Naga Sadow), Sadow is planning an attack on the Republic. He is trying to persuade Gav to join him, by playing on his suffering under the Republic. He tricks Gav into destroying Ludo Kressh. Cut to Cinnagar: Odan Urr is visited by Master Ooroo, who informs him that the Jedi believe his visions. Empress Teta prepares for this war with the Sith Empire. |
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Ssk Kahor takes
his new ship, Starbreaker 12, out for a spin.
He runs right into the Battle Fleet of the
Sith. Sadow
fires on Starbreaker 12.
Memit Nedell travels to
Coruscant to warn the Jedi, not soon enough.
Just as he arrives…INVASION ALARMS. Drop ships
land with a multitude of monster troops. Empress
Teta grants the rebels on her colony world freedom in exchange for
their fighting against the Sith.
Gav leaves the ship to find
Jori. He goes to
look for her at Aarba’s
where his Massasi Warriors kill
Aarba; As Jori
witnesses this, she disowns and attacks Gav.
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Sadow returns, defeated, to
the Sith Empire
only to find out he has been banished by Ludo
Kressh, the new Dark Lord who
had faked his death with a decoy ship earlier.
But in the ensuing battle, one of Sadow’s
ships rams into Kressh’s ship.
Jori and their warships arrive to battle
Sadow. He is almost defeated, but he feigns
his own death with a false explosion. Empress Teta
and Jori return home.
Odan Urr visits the abandoned
Sith ships left in
their system and finds a unique holocron. He
plans to build a giant library of Jedi knowledge on
Ossus. Sadow lands on
Yavin to start anew. Empress
Teta rewards Jori
with Aarba’s repair dock. |
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 1994
Written by Tom Veitch.
Illustrated by Chris Gossett, Mike Barreiro, Janine Johnston, David Roach
Collected in Tales of the Jedi: The Collection (2nd printing subtitled Knights of the Old Republic) and Omnibus: Tales of the Jedi: Volume 1
Tales of the Jedi: The Freedon Nadd Uprising #1-2
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 1997
Written by Tom Veitch.
Illustrated by Tony Akins, Denis Rodier
Collected in Tales of the Jedi: The Freedon Nadd Uprising, Omnibus: Tales of the Jedi: Volume 2 and 30th Anniversary: Volume 1: The Freedon Nadd Uprising
Published by West End Games, 1996
Written by George R. Strayton
Chapter Five: Sith Powers reprinted as "A Tale from the Dark Side" in Hyperspace
Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith #1-6
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 1996.
Written by Tom Veitch and Kevin Anderson.
Illustrated by Chris Gossett and Art Wetherel.
Collected in Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith and Omnibus: Tales of the Jedi: Volume 2
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 1996
Written by Kevin Anderson.
Illustrated by Dario Carrasco Jr.
Collected in Tales of the Jedi: The Sith War and Omnibus: Tales of the Jedi: Volume 2
Tales of the Jedi: Redemption #1-5
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 1998 (collected edition: 2001)
Written by Kevin Anderson.
Illustrated by Chris Gossett.
Collected in Tales of the Jedi: Redemption and Omnibus: Tales of the Jedi: Volume 2
Knights of the Old Republic #0 and Handbook
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 2008
Written by John Jackson Miller.
Illustrated by Brian Ching and Travel Foreman.
Issue #0 collected in Knights of the Old Republic: Commencement
Knights of the Old Republic: 1-6 Commencement
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 2006
Written by John Jackson Miller.
Illustrated by Brian Ching and Travel Foreman.
Collected in Knights of the Old Republic: Volume 1: Commencement
Knights of the Old Republic: 7-8, 10 Flashpoint
Knights of the Old Republic: Homecoming
Knights of the Old Republic #11-12: Reunion
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 2007
Written by John Jackson Miller.
Illustrated by Dustin Weaver, Brian Ching and Harvey Tolibao.
Collected in Knights of the Old Republic: Volume 2: Flashpoint
Knights of the Old Republic #13-15: Days of Fear
Knights of the Old Republic #16-18: Nights of Anger
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 2007 (collected edition: 2008)
Written by John Jackson Miller.
Illustrated by Dustin Weaver, Brian Ching and Harvey Tolibao.
Collected in Knights of the Old Republic: Volume 3: Days of Fear, Nights of Anger
Knights of the Old Republic #19-21: Daze of Hate
Knights of the Old Republic #22-24: Knights of Suffering
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 2008
Written by John Jackson Miller.
Illustrated by
Collected in Knights of the Old Republic: Volume 4: Daze of Hate, Knights of Suffering
Knights of the Old Republic #25-28: Vector (parts 1-4)
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 2008.
Written by John Jackson Miller.
Illustrated by Scott Hepburn.
Collected in Vector: Volume 1
Knights of the Old Republic #29-30: Exalted
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 2008.
Written by John Jackson Miller.
Illustrated by Bong Dazo.
Collected in Knights of the Old Republic: Volume 6: Vindication
Knights of the Old Republic #31: Turnabout
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 2008.
Written by John Jackson Miller.
Illustrated by Alan Robinson.
Collected in Knights of the Old Republic: Volume 6: Vindication
Knights of the Old Republic #32-35: Vindication
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 2008.
Written by John Jackson Miller.
Illustrated by Brian Ching.
Collected in Knights of the Old Republic: Volume 6: Vindication
Knights of the Old Republic #36-38: Faithful Execution
Knights of the Old Republic #39-41: Dueling Ambitions
Knights of the Old Republic #42: Masks
Knights of the Old Republic #43-44: The Reaping
Knights of the Old Republic #45–46: Destroyer
Knights of the Old Republic #47–50: Demon
Knights of the Old Republic: War #1-5
The Old Republic: Threat of Peace
Darth Bane: Path of Destruction
Published by Del Rey Books, 2006.
Written by Drew Karpyshyn.
Published by Dark Horse Comics, 2002.
Written by Darko McCan.
Illustrated by Ramon F. Bachs.
Collected in Jedi vs. Sith and 30th Anniversary Collection: Volume 2: Jedi vs. Sith
The chronology that appears in Jedi vs. Sith has been completely restructured for Darth Bane: Path of Destruction and Darth Bane: Rule of Two to create a more logical sequence of events for Dessel's transformation into Darth Bane. For those interested in seeing how Jedi vs. Sith now matches up with Drew Karpyshyn's duology, here is a detailed breakdown of events with page numbers of the comic and trade paperback (note: neither the comic nor trade paperback have page numbers so you may want to utilize post-it notes to save a lot of counting):
Darth Bane: Path of Destruction (Chapters 1–22)
Jedi vs. Sith
#1 (pages 4–19; trade paperback: 4–19)
#2 (pages 1–2, 6–9, 13–16, 19–22; trade paperback: 23–24, 28–31, 35–38, 41–44)
#3 (pages 1–11; trade paperback: 45–55)
Darth Bane: Path of Destruction (Chapters 23–24)
Jedi vs. Sith #4 (pages 14–16; trade paperback: 80–82)
Darth Bane: Path of Destruction (Chapter 25)
Jedi vs. Sith #1 (pages 1–3; trade paperback: 1–3)
Darth Bane: Path of Destruction (Chapter 26)
Jedi vs. Sith
#5 (pages 7–8, 11–13; trade paperback: 95–96; 99–101)
#1 (pages 20–22; trade paperback: 20–22)
Darth Bane: Path of Destruction (Chapter 27)
Jedi vs. Sith #2 (pages 3–5, 10–12, 17–18: trade paperback: 25–27, 32–34, 39–40)
Darth Bane: Path of Destruction (Chapter 28)
Jedi vs. Sith
#3 (pages 20–22; trade paperback: 64–66)
#4 (pages 1–5; trade paperback: 67–71)
#3 (pages 12–19; trade paperback: 56–63
#4 (pages 6–13, 17–22; trade paperback: 72–79, 83–88)
Darth Bane: Path of Destruction (Chapter 29)
Jedi vs. Sith #5 (pages 1–6, 9–10; trade paperback: 89–94, 97–98)
Darth Bane: Path of Destruction (Chapter 30)
Jedi vs. Sith
#5 (pages 18–22; trade paperback: 106–110)
#6 (pages 1–2, 4-6; trade paperback: 111–112, 114-116)
Darth Bane: Path of Destruction (Chapter 31)
Jedi vs. Sith #6 (pages 7–9, 11–13; trade paperback: 117–119, 121–123)
Darth Bane: Path of Destruction (Epilogue)
Jedi vs. Sith
#5 (pages 14–17; trade paperback: 102–105)
#6 (pages 3, 10; trade paperback: 113, 120)
Darth Bane: Rule of Two (Prologue)
Jedi vs. Sith #6 (pages 14–17; trade paperback: 124–127)
Darth Bane: Rule of Two (Chapters 1–4)
Jedi vs. Sith #6 (pages 18–21: 1st half; trade paperback: 128–131: 1st half)
Darth Bane: Rule of Two (Chapters 5–7)
Bane of the Sith (Gamer #3: Wizards of the Coast; Hyperspace) (Infinities)
Darth Bane: Rule of Two (Chapters 8–9)
Jedi vs. Sith #6 (pages 21: Epilogue–22; trade paperback: 131–132)
Darth Bane: Rule of Two (Chapters 10–end)
Published by Del Rey Books, 2008
Written by Drew Karpyshyn
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Note: Any unpublished or out-of-print Star Wars story will be taken down if/when officially released/reprinted |
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& Cult Encounters
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Lightsider
Tom Veitch's unpublished, previously lost bridge story between Dark Empires I and II |
| Star Wars RPG Magazines
Dynamic (growing) list of digital Star Wars RPG magazines |
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Star Wars Missions books
The complete twenty book series from the OOP Scholastic series from 1997-1999 |
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Episode I Adventures
The complete 15 book series from OOP Scholastic series from 1999-2000 |
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The Dread
Pirate Xim & The Treasure of Darth Hevel
The follow-up to the Godform Assumption of StarCrow the Wise |
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Droids ReAnimated: Parts 1 & 2
Commentaries by Rich Handley & Abel Pena |
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Heart of the Jedi
Kenneth Flint's unpublished, previously lost Bantam novel |
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Abel G. Peña's
Skyewalkers
Initially intended for Hyperspace, this novel and short story are available exclusively here |
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Adventures in Hyperspace #3
The unpublished third book in Ryder Windham's Han Solo series (with an outline of the 4th) |
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Star Wars Junior Books
The complete twelve book series from the OOP Scholastic series from 1999-2000 |
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Dig Magazine
Rare archaeology magazine containing "The Lost City of Tatooine" |
 Complete four issues of the Coruscant Holo Net from the UK and US Clone Wars Magazines |
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Death Troopers
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The Clone Wars Titan Magazine
Star Wars Magazine
The hard-to-find Clone Wars, Rebels, and Star Wars magazine comics |
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The Godform Assumption of
StarCrow the Wise
Michael Brennan's tale of ancient evil told in the style of Milton |
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Interviews with Star Wars EU Authors
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Clone Wars: Way of the Warrior
OOP personalized Penguin books |
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Translated Spanish Droids & Ewoks Comics
For the history of this series, go here
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Translated Droids & Ewoks Storybooks
For a history of the Plaza Joven series, go here |
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Droids 1988 Video-Game Prologue |
 Online articles from 2004–2012 removed from the official website's Hyperspace, Starwars.com and Star Wars Blog. |
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Rookies: No Turning Back
Removed webstrips that take place between Episodes IV and V |
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The unpublished Adventure Journal #16 The unpublished Adventure Journal #17 The unpublished Adventure Journal #18
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Fate of the Jedi: Imprint
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A Hunter's Fate: Greedo's Tale
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Clone Wars Webcomics Seasons 1-3
Removed webstrips that take place during TCW |
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Evasive Action series
Removed webstrips that take place in the weeks leading up to Revenge of the Sith. Includes:
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Hungarian Han Solo Books
English translations coming soon!
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Sourcebooks, supplements & RPG Adventures
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Lost Prelude to Rebellion webcomic
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