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Cult of Ragnos campaign Mos Eisley, Tatooine – Dune Sea, Tatooine – Bakura Blenjeel – Corellia – Hoth – Byss (First) – Wayland – Valley of the Jedi, Ruusan – Nar Kreeta – Zonju V – Kril'dor Coruscant – Nar Shaddaa – Dosuun – Vjun – Chandrila Taanab – Yalara – Byss (Second) – Ord Mantell – Taspir III – Korriban

Previous: Mission to Blenjeel Next: Mission to Hoth Mission to Corellia Conflict: Galactic Civil War (Disciples of Ragnos crisis) Objective: Investigate cult reports Date: 14 ABY Place: Coronet City, Corellia Outcome: Thwarted Disciples of Ragnos attempt at sabotage Factions Disciples of Ragnos New Jedi Order/New Republic Participants Mercenaries Sith Cultists J'aahn Hokk Cargo ships Jaden Korr Kyle Katarn Raven's Claw Casualties All None

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The Mission to Corellia took place in 14 ABY.

Contents 1 Background 2 The mission 3 Behind the scenes 4 Appearances

[edit] Background

Having received reports about cult activity on Corellia, Kyle Katarn and Jaden Korr were sent to Coronet to investigate whether the locals were just being paranoid or whether there was some connection with the Disciples of Ragnos.

[edit] The mission

Upon receiving a distress call from a Maglev train informing that someone was trying to blow it up, Katarn and Korr learned that mercenaries were boarding the train, using cargo ships as landing vessels. Katarn dropped off Korr on the train to stop it before it crashed into a building, while Katarn himself was to engage the cargo ships in the Raven's Claw.

While trying to get to the locomotive of the train, Korr discovered that it was indeed rigged. Korr managed to disarm the bomb. Korr encountered several mercenaries, including J'aahn, killing them all, and even dueled some Sith Cultists. Eventually, Korr managed to get to the locomotive and stop the train, while Katarn successfully destroyed the mercenaries' cargo ships.

[edit] Behind the scenes

Some dialogue on this level identifies J'aahn as a cultist, a reference to Soldier of Fortune, another game by Raven Software. Both games contain an exchange of dialogue which involves characters with the names John and Hawk, and refers to "Station 6C." In Jedi Academy, the spelling is changed to "J'aahn" and "Hokk."

[edit] Appearances

• Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy