Reminder that, in the end, the death of the Jedi is all Yoda's fault.
Josiah Thompson
Your's was first so I deleted mine.
Adrian Reyes
thanks, user, I didn't see that there were two.
Bentley Johnson
Wasn't it Mace Windu's for shutting Anakin out?
Jace Edwards
reminder that george lucas is a pedophile
Eli Hughes
Does the Empire have theme parks?
Ethan Williams
Can someone please summarize aftermath life debt for me? It's not on the wook and I can't bring myself to read it after the first one
Ryan Nelson
Why would you not want to read the greatest thing to ever happen to Star Wars?
>Star Wars: Aftermath “Life Debt” is a work that flows and paces like an orchestra being conducted by Led Zeppelin. It draws you in and floats you through subtle moments, abrupt crashes and leaves your brain meat bloody and bruised through action sequences. It’s melodic at times which warms your heart and makes you relate to the chaotic feelings of our characters like that harmonica in Kashmir. Loud, lost, echo-ey and gritty. It’s intrigue will make you raise the book closer to your eyeballs and saturate your mind in a venom of Star Wars bliss. Once again Chuck Wendig brings the fun back into Star Wars.
>Now onto our heroes, who after reading “Life Debt”, are nearer and dearer to my heart an order of magnitude more than they were in Star Wars: Aftermath. Norra, Sinjr, Temmin, Jas, Jom and Mister Bones are like the crew of the Ghost in Star Wars Rebels, only infinitely cooler. This squad and their backgrounds lend to an amazing story telling experience that is downright hilarious, serious and engaging. They are simply great fun
Jordan Cruz
yep, he is
Nicholas Ward
>Star Wars: Aftermath “Life Debt” is a wonderful read that gives us readers what we have been craving for, insight and backstory for the new chapters in our saga. In such a deliberate and confident manner, Chuck Wendig lays it out for us in a way that is just plain fun. serious and thought provoking. At the end of the book when Han says goodbye to Chewie, there is an incredible feeling of boyhood warmth that surrounds you. Maybe it’s was the searing fever and cancerous cold that I was suffering through while reading that emotional moment, but it sure felt like Star Wars on Christmas morning. The investment and concern for our heroes of the Halo are real and long lasting. I laughed out loud with them and I sincerely worried about them. More so than in Aftermath, these characters are very near and dear to my heart. They come alive in “Life Debt” in a surprising way. Maybe it’s because, this is our second round together or just maybe Chuck tweaked and got the right personality with all of them. The intrigue for the relationship between Gallius and Palpatine is addicting and always wanting. Here at long last lies the merge point that this saga is built on. How evil endures and becomes resurgent.
>The intricate web for our new saga has been architected by Chuck Wendig in “Life Debt” to great detailed effect and should be required reading for all Star Wars fans. Where Claudia Gray gave us the gorgeous machinations of politics and the turmoil of Leia, Chuck Wendig gives us the framework and execution of the war plan and it’s master puppeteer. Star Wars: Aftermath “Life Debt” has found it’s place at the top of all the new canon works. Simply, outstandingly great Star Wars.
Everyone that was part of Yoda's line of training were either all angry reckless jedi with theree of them leaving the order/going to the darkside/killing all the Jedi.
Christopher Butler
>John Jackson Miller gets one novel >James Luceno gets one novel >Charles Soule has to prove his worth with two awesome mini-series before they finally give him an ongoing >Chuck Wendig gets a deal right out of the fucking gate for three terrible novels and one garbage comic adaptation of TFA
No good deed unpunished
No sin unrewarded
Jaxon Turner
Can you summarize Aftermath afterwards please?
Ayden Green
Are you me, user? I was literally going to post this in the other thread when it was deleted.
Angel Collins
>James Luceno gets one novel He's writing the Rogue One tie-in novel, too.
Dylan Rogers
I want to share a cup of coffee with Pablo.
I just hope he doesn't bully me.
Anthony Young
Has Drew Karpyshyn or Sean Williams written anything new for Star Wars?
Nathaniel Wood
That's what happens when you let twitter decide who's writing your fucking books
Aaron Cook
Probably a shooting gallery with Jedi as targets.
Nobody ever wins the shooting gallery
Daniel Ramirez
Disney wants quantity, not quality, and Wendig can churn out mediocre shit in only a few months.
In what way did you think Disney would actually care?
Jackson Green
Not to mention that fuckhead got the responsability with one of the most important eras of the new canon.
Cooper Gray
James Luceno is writing Catalyst, the prequel novel to Rogue One
Juan Hill
>Poe Dameron #6
Is this the last one?
Xavier James
I literally don't know who any of those people are, other than Wendig because you all constantly bitch about him.
Carson Barnes
It's currently ongoing, so we don't know if/when it will end
Caleb Scott
Poe Dameron is an ongoing.
Xavier Howard
Miller wrote A New Dawn. In Legends he also wrote the KOTOR comic, Knight Errant (the comic and the novel), Lost Tribe of the Sith (the comic and the ebooks), and Kenobi.
Luceno wrote Tarkin. In Legends he also wrote the Agents of Chaos duology in the New Jedi Order, as well as The Unifying Force, Cloak of Deception, Labyrinth of Evil, and Darth Plagueis.
Charles Soule wrote the Lando mini, the Obi-Wan & Anakin mini, and currently writes the Poe Dameron ongoing.
Jonathan Hernandez
>Han Solo is missing >Mom of the year is fucking Wedge on the side >Leia asks ejector seat to get her group back together and find Solo >They find Solo, but chewie got kidnapped. Solo is a mess and literally cires in front of ejector seat >Meanwhile, Sloane has become the bitch to some asshole named Rax. She finds Hux's fat fuck father and Rax starts plotting. >The gang and Solo go to Kashyyyk in order to find Chewie and a bunch of prisoners >They liberate the prison from the empire, free a bunch of rebel prisoners, and the group splits up >One of the prisoners happens to be Ejector seat's long lost husband and a bunch of melodrama happens >Wedge gets cucked as a resullt. >meanwhile Leia is pregnant and tearing Mon Mothma a new one for being a fucking liberal hippie. >A month passes. Solo, Chewie, Gay dude, Sugi's niece, and rebel mclarge huge liberate Kashyyyk using pissed off wookies and giant spiders >back at home, Ejector seat's husband is acting strange and distant. Angsty teen son is full of angst and Mr. Bones is even more annoying >Rax moves his plot into action, forcing Sloane to call for fake negations with the New Republic in order to end the war, in rerality, Raxy wants to launch an invasion of chandrilla. >On the day of the "Liberation:, Snappy follows dear old dad on one of his walks, when he finds his dad collaborating with an imperial spy >Dad proceeds to stun shoot Snap, Crackle, and pop. After a few hours, Mr. Bones saves the little shit and he tries to go warn his mother, who is taking part in a big parade. >Turns out, the Chandrilla invasion was a farce, used to test Sloane to see if she believes in his vision, which she fails because she's all "m-muh morals" >Rax implanted chips into the liberated Kashyyyk prisoners. Right as Ejector seat and her husband are being honored for being rebels, the husband pulls out a blaster and shoots Mon Mothma. The rest of the prisoners start shooting other rebel leaders.
Ian Wright
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Elijah Jones
Is the Aftermath trilogy really that bad? Just downloaded the ones from the pastebin, about to start reading.
Blake Morales
You all are so mad about this dude it's hilarious.
Isaiah Wright
I want to work on this one I did a while ago actually, hang on...
Julian Robinson
I know you're just trying to be pedantic about this book, but some of what you said is wrong/incomplete:
>Mom of the year and Wedge only have crushes on each other, they don't act on it past trying to kiss >Sloane gets a bounty hunter to save Brendol Hux. Said bounty hunter is important much later in the story.
Not to forget, >With the non-fatal shooting on Mon Mothma, the Senate starts it's move off Chandrila while many other worlds that wanted to join it decide to say 'fuck it' and decide to stay Independent Systems. >Ejector seat's husband and Sloane team up in the ending, to try and get back at Rax for using them in different ways. >Using the bounty hunter from the start of the book, Sloane learns second-hand about Rax's past and that gets her and Ejector seat's husband to Jakku, where Rax grew up and met Palpatine 30 years ago. >Suddenly, once Sloane and Ejector seat's husband are on Jakku's surface, Rax pulls the entire Imperial Remnant Navy he controls out of hyperspace in Jakku's orbit. The end.
Kayden Wright
Hey Chuck how's it going?
Adrian Powell
Part 2:
>Leia, Ackbar, and Wedge are fine, because they went to help Han save Kashyyyk against the will of Mon Mothma >Sloane's aid, seeing that Sloane wants to kill Rax, reveals that she has been fucking Rax on the side and believes in his vision >She points a blaster at Sloane, but Sloane ain't having it with this cracka bitch, CQC's her like a motherfucker, then shoots her >Ejector seat then shoots Sloane while she tries to escape and Sloane falls over the side of a bridge >Meanwhile, Rax sends his massive, hidden, imperial fleet to Jakku, his real target all along. >Mom of the year, her son, and the rest of the gang make up and reunite in order to do one last mission. >Sloane wakes up in a ship, Piloted by Dad of the year. Dad has gone full Sasuke and wants to kill the guy who made him kill innocent people. >Sloane agrees to help him >Epilogue: Reavels that Rax was a little urchin from Jakku who tried to escape Jakku by stowing away on Sheev's ship >Sheev takes a liking to him and instructs him to guard some super secret room on Jakku, and then literally says "My name is Sheev, lets be friends."
The End
Also, the Zabrak bounty hunter and the bland Rebel hate fuck each other multiple times. Gay imperial fucks a star wars version of a Nu-male, There is plenty of cheesy dialogue and real world references that don't work in star wars.
Connor Williams
Okay, we need to dox Max Palas
Aiden Thompson
I was getting there, senpai. I reached word limit.
Julian Thompson
What Trek species belongs in Star Wars?
I think the Cardassians would be a perfect in The Empire. They have a history of doing nothing wrong, just like Sheev.
Adam Reed
That's better
Ian Allen
The one with the pointy ears and dodgy hairstyles would be good Imperial Commanders
Cooper Cox
That was perfect 10/10, better than the actual book
Brandon Parker
The Romulans?
Cooper Gomez
I spend countless hours editing wookieepedia and can confirm that is a 100% accurate representation of what we look like.
Leo Reyes
Good to know I nailed which Kelly strip to use.
Joseph Baker
But user, didn't you hear? It takes place during the clone wars; the best time period.
Blake Nelson
Nobody gives a shit about that though, we all know the movie is going to be shit. The only people will go watch it is to see Vader kill people.
The best Star Wars writer being shoved aside for Wendig shits me to no end. Imagine if he was writing that trilogy.
Dominic Ward
I was hyped for the movie for months before Vader was even confirmed to show up in it.
Evan Bell
starwarsunderworld.com/2016/08/interview-with-dark-empire-writer-tom.html?m=1 >How did you come up with the idea of bringing back the Emperor? >TOM: Our original proposal was to bring back Darth Vader's costume and mask, with somebody else inside it. We felt the Empire would want to maintain the fearsome image of Vader and wouldn't much care who was wearing the armor and breathing mask. George vetoed that idea (although he did allow us to have Vader appear in dreams and memories). He said, no, you can't bring back the Vader costume…but if you can figure out how to bring back the Emperor, that's o.k. >The obvious way to bring back the Emperor was with cloning, which George immediately approved.
So Dark Empire was basically going to have Kylo Ren as the antagonist until George vetoed it and told them to clone Palpatine?
Gabriel Cruz
I don't know about that. I'm not hyped at all, but I feel like I'm going to enjoy it. As long as the main actors do a good enough job, it'll be okay in my books. Then again, I also semi-love The Force Awakens, so I'm not sure if I'm entitled to valid opinion.
Isaiah Hall
I could see the Ferengi fitting in nicely.
Cooper Wilson
Cardassians and Romulans would fit in perfectly.
Easton Morris
The Changelings
Camden Ross
That reminds me, there's a girl I'm my class named Naare
Camden Robinson
Fuck her right in the pussy.
Gavin Diaz
...
Aiden Cox
How does she pronounce it?
Aiden Powell
But she sits in the front of the class, and I don't even know what she looks like (I sit in the back of class). I just noticed the teacher say her name for roll.
Nar (like jar) ay (like hey without the h).
I don't know how to spell her name though.
Landon Moore
Lucas's original plan for the sequels was always for Luke to fight the Emperor.
Aaron Gomez
This just in. The controversial Lothal/Legends page on Wookieepedia is no more as of today. It has since been deleted by the administrators. took them long enough
Charles Nguyen
Oh wow. Do you think the Ewoks were actually naked little girls inside those costumes?
Landon Davis
>Star Wars has it's own Top Gear show >the test driver is a guy in Mando armor that never speaks.
Isaiah Martinez
Huh?
Parker Murphy
ALL OF YOU FUCKING KEKS BETTER LAUGH IT UP NOW BECAUSE YOU'LL BE CRYING RIVERS OF TEARS WHEN TRUMP IS ELECTED AND THIS SHITTY GENERAL WILL BE TAKEN DOWN
FUCK LIBERALS FUCK GLOBALISTS FUCK ALL OF YOU SAD LITTLE STAR KEKS FUCK YOUR SJW PANDERING
YOUR WHITE GENOCIDE AGENDA WILL BE STOPPED
Tyler Brown
For some reason the planet Lothal from Star wars rebels had an equivalent legends page on wookieepedia. It was around for quite some time too.
Lucas Rogers
>Not making it a piledriver BOO
Jose Lopez
>some say that he's fallen into the great pit of carkoon on three seperate occasions >or that he's got a private harem full of jawas >all we know is...he's called the Fett.
Leo Hall
Seriously? But by the time Lothal happened the canon/legends split had been in place for months, why did they do that?
Joseph Hughes
You need help
Julian Howard
>He doesn't race mix What a bunch of poodoo
Kevin Robinson
Okay...
Jayden Jenkins
It should up in Nexus of Power, a Fantasy Flight Games product. For some reason work was stuck in a mindset that all FFG products, regardless of when they were released, defaulted to Legends.
Cooper Hall
why is the chair see through?
Joseph Gomez
>It should up Showed up
Ryan James
The Force.
Jeremiah Foster
so you can fap to lil soka jr
Josiah Diaz
For a long time they assumed everything made after April 2014 was automatic canon. You'd see discussion threads that went like: >Guys, I don't think we should list this trading card app as canon. >I don't understand. It was made after April 2014, therefore it is official canon. Why are you debating this? This is clear and defined. It was made after April 2014 and thus is canon. >Guys, seriously, it's just a stupid trading card app. >Was it not made after April 2014? If it was not please provide proof that it was made prior. Otherwise it is to be considered canon as all works made after April 2014 are. >Guys, I have a tweet from Pablo that says it's not canon. >I don't understand. It was made after April 2014. Are they now rescinding the decision? Pablo must be confused. If it was made after April 2014, then it is canon. Did the rules change? Please provide a source stating where Pablo has indicated that works made after April 2014 are not canon. >Guys, quit being stupid.
Landon Fisher
Any chance Rae Sloane can show up as the Empress of the Imperial core worlds/mid rim in Episode 8?
So far the ultimate fate of the Empire is left uncertain, and I'd like to believe a bunch of loyalists under Sloane would hold the Empire in tact as Rex and other abandon everyone to form the First Order.
The NR seems very impotent and prone to collapse, based on the books detailing it.
Austin Davis
Captain Wedge Antillies is captured outside of Akiva by Imperial officer Rae Salone and is rescued by Rebel forces. On the surface of the planet, the Rebels fight against the Empire. After resolving the revolt Rae is promoted. A merchant sells Boba Fett's armor and a mysterious cult stops at nothing to retrieve Anakin Skywalker's lightsaber. Meanwhile, the Kashyyyk, the beginning of a revolution led by Han Solo and Chewbacca begins.
Sebastian Nguyen
I thought the remaining Imperial worlds that didn't join First Order are all just independent planets now and there's no unified Empire (aside from FO being Empire 2.0) anymore. Sort of like how the Soviet Union broke up into a bunch of independent states.
Julian Walker
I'm ashamed to say I rewrote an entire article based off of information I got from sw card trader not saying which one, to protect my identity and whatnot
Eli Murphy
The Empire, as a nation, dissolved after the Concordance. The military powers left the now many independent systems and governments to their own devices and went to the Unknown Regions. Eventually it would solidify into the successor state, the First Order.
So basically some Imperials may still be in the core worlds and such, but most of the real hardline guys up and left to make their own empire with blackjack and hookers.
Carson Perez
If you can disregard Wendig's writing, Life Debt reveals a lot of lore that will probably heavily factor into the movies. Like the fact that something powerful is on Jakku that Palpatine himself wanted. And the Rax character is either Snoke himself or a puppet for Snoke.
The last book is supposed to be even more heavily connected to the movies, apparently. I think it comes out in January?
Juan Reyes
The keyword was in Episode 8. For all we know the LSG are planning on the Empire coming back there.
Jaxon Campbell
This kind of thinking was exactly why they were able to get away with using action figure packaging as SOLID PROOF that Jango is Mandalorian. People pointed out that it's dubious at best, but a ton of people jumped on the "but this was made after the canon/legends split, thus it is canon!" bandwagon.
I think a lot of the "b-but April 2014!" people were genuinely unable to understand that not literally everything was included, but a lot of them were just being passive aggressive dicks because at the time they were still extremely bitter about the EU being dropped. So some of them intentionally included really dumb stuff as canon because it was their way of protesting the whole thing.
>Oh, you think it's dumb to include this in canon? Me too, but our new Di$ney masters say anything made after this date is canon, so your new precious canon now includes this dumb thing!
Lucas Cruz
I think if they were planning on bringing the Empire itself back, Pablo and the rest of LSG wouldn't have spent the last several months clarifying that there isn't really an Empire anymore.
Ayden Morales
Eh, mistakes are made I guess
Hunter Ramirez
>The NR seems very impotent and prone to collapse, based on the books detailing it. FUCK THIS SHIT
That was one of the worst things they did in the old EU and now they are doing it again. Can they just have the NR be function?
Jack Ross
Unless those worlds all suddenly organize together right after TFA and decide they want to be an Empire again I don't think that's going to make a difference.
Also I don't know what point there would be to having the Empire return when the main villainous faction of TFA and presumably the rest of the trilogy is almost literally "the Empire returns" already.
Justin Johnson
>YOUR WHITE GENOCIDE AGENDA WILL BE STOPPED ironically the whites fucked themselves over by sticking there dicks in different gene pools moral of the story 2D>3D
Connor Harris
Not in this day and age. Not when faith in the government is at an absolute low
Jordan Perry
Not really. Life Debt's main goal was Wendig trying to make his OC doughnut steels relevant to the OT cast.
Caleb Gonzalez
This would have been weird.
Grayson Cruz
That's part of why I said ignore Wendig's writing. Just focus on the pieces that the movie writers probably told him to include in there. If you're interested in the movies.
Ian Anderson
>The best Star Wars writer being shoved aside for Wendig shits me to no end. Imagine if he was writing that trilogy. >Imagine if Luceno was writing the Aftermath trilogy I'm going to cry myself to sleep tonight.
Jayden Powell
That shit looks pretty creepy
Grayson Ortiz
Want that a concept for a young Thrawn?
Carson Edwards
Either that, or the sci-fi season of American Horror Story
Ryder Ortiz
So Coruscant, the once sprawling city center of galactic civilization, is literally-who-tier now? While Jakku is gradually becoming the new bright spot at the center of the universe?