The Rogue Moon Prophecy was a prophecy made by the four Jedi Consulars of the Jedi Covenant's First WatchCircle on the rogue moon of Taris in 3,964 BBY. After traveling to the moon the Covenant members envisioned that a red-armored Sith Lord would destroy the Jedi Order; each master also saw their own deaths caused by the figure. Raana Tey envisioned herself surrounded by flames on Taris during the Mandalorian invasion, while Feln saw his death on Odryn. Xamar was leading a Republic fleet against the Mandalorians in his vision when his own vessels opened fire on him, and Q'Anilia saw dead Jedi everywhere while she rushed to save a dead female Jedi on Coruscant. At the time of their visions, their Padawans wore similar suits as the armored Sith. As a result, they assumed that one of their students would fall to the dark side, thus leading to the conception and initiation of the Padawan Massacre of Taris. Tey related this prophecy to the Prophecy of the Five that their trainer, Krynda Draay, had long ago seen, believing that their apprentices were the Five.

The first two masters fulfilled the prophecies of their own deaths directly. Raana was trapped by debris and tried to use her lightsaber to free herself, only for a crimelord to misinterpret it as an attack on his friend and blow up the tower under her. Feln destroyed a holy place and the nearby village, and was murdered by his subjects. When Admiral Saul Karath summoned Xamar to join him in his blockade of Coruscant against the lone survivor of the Padawan Massacre, he feared that he, too, would soon meet his appointed fate, and attempted to change it. However, Xamar was later killed by Admiral Karath's ships while storming the Draay Estate, in accordance with the prophecy, due to the fleet's slave circuits having been subverted into doing Haazen's bidding.

The final piece of the prophecy was fulfilled when Q'Anilia poisoned herself when she believed Krynda was dead. In her final moments Q'Anilia told Marn Hierogryph of the prophecy, and Gryph realized that he was "the Sith" who killed them, as he did wear the red spacesuit on the Last Resort.

Possible Dark LordEdit

Even though Marn Hierogryph wore the red spacesuit that was seen in the vision, he may not have been the Sith Lord that was seen. Many have worn the same red spacesuit that was seen in the vision, including Alek Squinquargesimus, or better known as Darth Malak, which would be the name he took once he became a Sith Lord. This idea is hinted in Knights of the Old Republic: Crossroads, as Q'Anilia senses that "Something has changed. Something bad. Something near. Several Somethings". She senses and says this as she and the other Jedi Masters of Taris finishing meeting with the Revanchist's, refering to the future group of Jedi whom would bring down the Jedi Order. Also, in Knights of the Old Republic 10: Flashpoint, Part 3, Malak is seen wearing the spacesuit as he and the other Jedi escape from the Flashpoint Stellar Research Station.

Even though the Jedi of the First WatchCircle died the way they saw in their shared vision, they may have died later on in the Jedi Civil War once Darth Revan and Darth Malak had formed their Sith Empire, however, due to the action that they took rather quickly to prevent the return of the Sith, they may have sped up their own deaths as well. Note that this is all pure speculation, and none of it has been confirmed by the writer of the Knights of the Old Republic comic book series, John Jackson Miller.

AppearancesEdit

• Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 5: Commencement, Part 5 (First appearance)
• Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 24: Knights of Suffering, Part 3 (First identified as Rogue Moon Prophecy)
• Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 30: Exalted, Part 2 (Mentioned only)
• Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 34: Vindication, Part 3 (Mentioned only)
• Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 37: Prophet Motive, Part 2 (Mentioned only)

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