Lost Jedi
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- "They were the Lost Jedi, you know. The true Jedi, upon which the future will be built. They simply needed a leader, and a teacher."
- ―Darth Traya[src]
After the Jedi Civil War, the phrase Lost Jedi came to be used to define Jedi who had gone into hiding when the Jedi Order was almost completely exterminated. The more common names among them were Masters Zez-Kai Ell, Kavar, Vrook Lamar, Lonna Vash, Atris and Bastila Shan.
Just prior to the Battle of Telos IV, Darth Traya murdered all the known remaining Jedi Masters, aside from Atris, at the rebuilt Jedi Enclave on Dantooine. Because the Jedi Order was in such a dilapidated state after these events occurred, the phrase "Lost Jedi" was later used to refer to any individual, with any Jedi training, who had survived both the Jedi Civil War and the Jedi Purge that followed. It just so happens that many of them were the companions and apprentices of the Jedi Exile.
With the exceptions of Mical and Brianna, it is unknown what positions, if any, the others assumed within the reconstructed Jedi Order. Darth Traya had predicted that Mical would one day become a great Jedi Master and sit on the restored Jedi Council.
Brianna, the sixth and youngest of the Handmaiden Sisters, was also considered a Lost Jedi. She was the Force-sensitive love-child of Jedi Master Arren Kae and Yusanis, an Echani general. Though it is unknown whether she ever received any formal Jedi training, it is known that she had experience with Atris's vast collection of Jedi holocrons and artifacts; some of which predated even the establishment of the Great Jedi Library on Ossus. Later in life, she would succeed Atris as Jedi Historian.
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In alphabetical order:
- Atris
- Bao-Dur
- Brianna
- Zez-Kai Ell
- Jedi Exile
- Deesra Luur Jada
- Kavar
- Vrook Lamar
- Visas Marr
- Mical
- Mira
- Atton Rand
- Revan
- Bastila Shan
- Lonna Vash
