The Jedi Order
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The Jedi are characters in the fictional Star Wars universe and the series' main protagonists. They use a quasi-telekinetic power, known as the Force, weapons known as lightsabers, which emit a controlled energy flow in the shape of a sword, to serve and protect their Republic and the whole ... Current Grand Master - Arcones
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look at that awesome lightsaber skill. because fighting whit 2 free arms and 3 lightsaber at the same time is possible.
by arielyssou
Yet I find it ineffective as their is no muscle holding it into position meaning a single hard swoop would disable it, if not then simply strike at the unguarded hilt.
Sure, because any strong hit would disable her defences "sarcasm"
Don't doubt me, a saber is pure energy it can cutt through durasteel and even Beskar but if you assume I can't take a lightsaber and cut another one with it then you assumed false, even more if you think I couldn't just take that floating lightsaber and use it as my own.
the force is holding then,is not easy to "cut" the force,and more,it is a floating lightsaber,it can divert in 360° in a xyz axis.
Well I use the force and I think I have lots more muscle the she has so... WIN!
Strenght is nothing compared to mind! :D Ah, nice discussion. The kind of things that get ou happier in a rainy day!
I think I have serious doubts about a lightsaber cutting through beskar'gam...
Sure, take one, no! Take both! It doen't matter, the other one would still slice through you (unless you're wearing either a phryk or cortosis armor, that is.
How is it possible tho? I mean, the Bardan Jusik in the SW universe clearly stated beskar'gam was impervious to lightsabers. Karen Traviss made it clear that beskar'gam was needed to hunt Jedi.
does anybody realize that he put up a picture of Darth Kreia & not jedi kreia
is kreia(jedi), but later she have become darth traya.
when she is a sith she wears black with black ties around her hair when jedi she wears golden ones
Traya Kreia I always found TSL confusing.