Ok a Shadow Jedi Order makes sense but a Rogue Jedi Order... doesnt being in an Order defeat the purpose of being Rogue?
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Civilian
Hmm I dont know why I just realized...
Ok a Shadow Jedi Order makes sense but a Rogue Jedi Order... doesnt being in an Order defeat the purpose of being Rogue?
Ok a Shadow Jedi Order makes sense but a Rogue Jedi Order... doesnt being in an Order defeat the purpose of being Rogue?
assistant regional titus & epic space jesus
Not really.
The rogue more applies to against the Jedi Code and the Order, not the idea of organizing into a group.
The rogue more applies to against the Jedi Code and the Order, not the idea of organizing into a group.
Minister of Defence
Edit: What he said.
Civilian
Ok just wondering...
Admin - New Republican - VC Magnate - Reasonable Redcoat
It would not be unfeasible for you to perhaps start your own shadow jedi group up one day.
That is however, probably best for something in the future, seeing as you are quite new here, best to get a feel of the place and get to grips with your own character before attempting something like that.
Perhaps your character could initially seek out either or both Jedi and Sith training in the meantime, then when you have progressed enough , your charater could decide to follow his own path as it were.
Did I just confuse you more?
I'm just wanting to show you that there is room for flexibility, but it would be good to get established first, (should you decide to follow my suggestion).
Don't run before you can walk and all that...
That is however, probably best for something in the future, seeing as you are quite new here, best to get a feel of the place and get to grips with your own character before attempting something like that.
Perhaps your character could initially seek out either or both Jedi and Sith training in the meantime, then when you have progressed enough , your charater could decide to follow his own path as it were.
Did I just confuse you more?
I'm just wanting to show you that there is room for flexibility, but it would be good to get established first, (should you decide to follow my suggestion).
Don't run before you can walk and all that...
Civilian
Ya, I think I might try that out not a bad idea. I think though the best course would be going for either Sith or Jedi Knighting... and then try something of that magnitude.
Internaut
The most believable would be going for Jedi training, then breaking off. Not many Sith decide they want to play more suzy government keeper. They all want to play billy government dominator.
Civilian
Ya, so I guess Ill head over to TJO.... *sigh* I despise formal training.
Admin - New Republican - VC Magnate - Reasonable Redcoat
Well, thats just it, your character has to learn that.
Then if he feels he can do better on his own, then well maybe you will decide thats the way to go.
However, you can't expect to teach people, if you have not learned the knowledge yourself.
You must first learn the rules before being able to break them.
Then if he feels he can do better on his own, then well maybe you will decide thats the way to go.
However, you can't expect to teach people, if you have not learned the knowledge yourself.
You must first learn the rules before being able to break them.
Civilian
Oh I understand, I have been through it before so I know what its like. I just don't like to do it. I will though.