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*Unnamed Jedi, assigned to the [[Rhamalai|Rhamalai system]] circa [[300 BBY]]. |
*Unnamed Jedi, assigned to the [[Rhamalai|Rhamalai system]] circa [[300 BBY]]. |
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==Jedi Watchmen of the New Jedi Order== |
==Jedi Watchmen of the New Jedi Order== |
Revision as of 14:58, 15 March 2010
- "Or perhaps it is investigating the mysteries of the galaxy, seeking out injustice, and bringing it to light? Such are the ways of the Jedi Watchman in the time of Ulic Qel-Droma...and Exar Kun."
- ―Kreia
Jedi Watchman was the title given to certain Jedi who, in the days of the Old Republic, were tasked to oversee a particular system or sector. When a Force-sensitive child was discovered and picked for training by the Jedi, it was usually by that planet's Watchman.
When a Watchman joined the Jedi Council, another Jedi usually relieved him of his duties to a particular system. Examples include Kai Justiss taking over Yoda's stewardship of Kashyyyk, and Tarr Seirr taking over from Ki-Adi-Mundi in the protection of Cerea.
Jedi Watchmen had the ability to cloak their physical selves with the Force, granting them invisibility. As such, their role was usually that of a behind-the-scenes warrior, diplomat, and a subtle but benevolent manipulator of a given world's events. Jedi Watchmen were the eyes and ears of the Jedi Council, granting them greater flexibility in formulating the strategy of the Jedi Order. However, it must be said that a Watchman selected for his or her post was usually chosen for their own abilities to think and decide the best immediate actions in light of a given situation. The Jedi Watchman was trusted to know the will of the Jedi Council and to act accordingly.
The role of the Jedi Watchman has ebbed and flowed with the passage of time. The Jedi Exile was told by Kreia that she would have been the first Watchman in millennia, should she choose that path. Again, after the Jedi Purge the role vanished but would later be restored by the New Jedi Order as their numbers increased sufficiently.
Jedi Watchmen of the Old Jedi Order
- Anoon Bondara, Watchman of Ryloth.
- Jorus C'baoth, Watchman of Alderaan.
- Hart Daele, Watchman of Damualer Triac.
- Jafer Torles, Watchman of the Cartao system.
- Memit Nadill, Watchman of Koros system.
- Belsed-Qan Idan, Watchman of Aargau.
- Arca Jeth, Watchman of the Onderon system, former Watchman of Arkania.
- Kai Justiss, Watchman of Kashyyyk.
- Mari-Elan Nora, Watchman of the Kanz sector
- Ulic Qel-Droma, Watchman of the Koros system.
- Ki-Adi-Mundi, Watchman of Cerea.
- Niquon, Watchman of Yabosta.
- Odan-Urr, Watchman of the Koros system.
- Tarr Seirr, Watchman of Cerea.
- Jev Sunrider, Watchman of the Darada system.
- Tholme, Watchman of Kiffu.
- Tannis, Watchman of Teya IV.
- Shalavaa, Watchman of unnamed backwater system.
- Thon, Watchman of the Stenness system.
- Iann Doaba, Watchman of Socorro.
- Tr'a Saa, Watchman of Kiffu and its sector.
- Bodis-Ker Vitan, Watchman of Cadinth.
- Yoda, Watchman of Kashyyyk.
- Unnamed Jedi, assigned to the Rhamalai system circa 300 BBY.
- Nejaa Halcyon Watchman of Corellia
Jedi Watchmen of the New Jedi Order
- Dorsk 81, Watchman of Khomm.
- Nelani Dinn, Watchman of Lorrd.
- Tensh Ly'alu, Watchman of Ryloth.
- Corran Horn, Watchman of Corellia.
Behind the scenes
In the computer game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords, Jedi Watchman is one of the six prestige character classes which the main character can select after reaching level 15. Like its dark side counterpart, Sith Assassin, this class corresponds to the Jedi Sentinel non-prestige class. However, there is no clue in the game that shows whether a Jedi Sentinel should become a Jedi Watchman, nor is there any clue that shows Jedi Watchman is the best choice for a Jedi Sentinel.
Appearances
- Senator Moe Killed in Blast — HoloNet News Vol. 531 #50 (content now obsolete; backup link)
- Cadinth Loyalty Uncertain After Jedi Death — HoloNet News Vol. 531 #55 (content now obsolete; backup link)
- Hero of Cartao
- Death in the Slave Pits of Lorrd (Mentioned only)
Sources
- Dark Empire endnotes (First mentioned)
- Tales of the Jedi Companion
- Power of the Jedi Sourcebook
- The Essential Chronology
- The New Essential Chronology
- Unknown Soldier: The Story of General Grievous
- Jedi vs. Sith: The Essential Guide to the Force
- Knights of the Old Republic Campaign Guide
- Tarr Seirr in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link)