Previous Battle of Al'Har Next Ambush in the Ansharii Caverns Battle of Toprawa Conflict Great Sith War (Old Sith Wars)[1] Date Unknown (3,997–3,996 BBY)[1][2] Place Toprawa[1] Outcome Jedi Order victory[1] Combatants Galactic Republic[1] Jedi Order[1] Brotherhood of the Sith[1] Commanders Barrison Draay[1] Unknown Strength Jedi Knights[1] Haazen[1] Massassi Warriors[1] Sith minions[1] Casualties Several Jedi[1] Massassi Warriors[1] [Source]

The Battle of Toprawa was fought during the Great Sith War.

The battleEdit

The battle was bloody, but resulted in the victory of Jedi forces under command of Barrison Draay. However, soon after the battle's end Barrison and several other Jedi were killed in the ambush as a result of betrayal by Haazen and manipulations of Sith minion Dossa.^[1]

This article is a stub about a battle, conflict, or war. You can help Wookieepedia by expanding it.

Behind the scenesEdit

The date of Barrison Draay's death is given indirectly in Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic #9; It can be calculated via simple math applied to numbers provided in the issue: 3,963 (The events of this story take place approximately 3,963 BBY) + 30 (Coruscant, the Draay estate. Thirty years ago) + 4 (It's been four years since your loss)=3,997 BBY.

However, in issue #33, Dossa tells Haazen that "Exar Kun's pulling back, maybe to Yavin," a statement that would make more sense if the battle took place in 3,996 BBY.

When asked about the dating discrepancy, John Jackson Miller said that "Toprawa is one of the later acts in the war, but it could still be in 3997."^[3]

AppearancesEdit

• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic: Homecoming (Indirect mention only)
• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 31: Turnabout (First appearance) (Picture only)
• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 33: Vindication, Part 2 (Appears in flashback(s))
• Lost Tribe of the Sith: Purgatory (Mentioned only)
• Lost Tribe of the Sith: Sentinel (Mentioned only)
• Knight Errant (Mentioned only)

SourcesEdit

• The Essential Atlas

Notes and referencesEdit