Vague Obi-Wan lore from Bloodshed, Crimson Clover shitpost:
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Obi-Wan, eyes glowing, in an empty room: *talking in some ancient language no one can understand*
Some Random Jedi: ...is that not...concerning?
Qui-Gon: Last night I caught him floating on the ceiling and chanting ritualistically. When I asked what he was doing he told me that Master Katri was teaching him an old Je'daii mantra...so I consider this an improvement.
Some Random Jedi: ...isn't she dead?
Qui-Gon: Yes, which is why I will not be asking again.
BONUS:
Dooku, who literally just wants to eat and go to bed: *walks into his Temple quarters*
Obi-Wan:
Ḩ̸̡̬̝̰̤̺̜͎̩̾͆̏̿̔̐̈́ȩ̸̨̛̫̟̟͕̲̭̻̖̘̘̀͊͂̕͜͝ͅl̴̛̞̘͙̲̪̭̟͓̳̳̟̀ĺ̶̛͎̲̩͔̋̋̎̇͐̿̏̽̍͒̍̎͝ȍ̸̱͚̮̤̩͖̰̣̔͗̾̍̏̆ ̶̡̛̠̞̝̻̖͔̜̫̈́͜M̷̧̗̜͕̘͈͙̠̜̼̔͊̎͋̓́̒ͅa̴̺̜̫̻̠̻̭̯͉̣͖̮̠͒ͅş̷̘͓͔̟͎̈́́̉t̷̩͔͓̳̠͈̩͇̖͈̯̰͛̆̄͂̓̏͝e̸̱̜̾r̴̛͍͙ ̸̛̟̞̠̺͓̙̩͒̍͝Ḋ̵̛̼̯̘̗̖͗͌̃͋̿͝o̸̢͕̜̭͎̫̙͌́̿͊̈͛ͅo̵̹̼͚̻̫͓̻̳̻̭̳̐̅̉͑͆̊͂̔k̶̡̨̳͓͎͖͉͔̟̹̪̼̣̎̈̈́̇̒̈́͌̀̀̌̿̑͘ū̶̬͎̀͒̊͑̽̀͘͝
Dooku, backing out the door: Nope...nope...not tonight...I'll room with Qui-Gon...just...hell no...
The real reason he was so ready to stab Obi-Wan in AotC
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One of the things I don't think enough people appreciate about Mace Windu was that he was essentially the leader of the Jedi Order. There's this weird misconception that Yoda, as Grandmaster, was the one in charge and that Mace was his right-hand-man or second-in-command, when in reality it was the other way around.
The title of Grandmaster was a title given to the oldest and wisest of the Order. Yoda is most definitely wise and powerful, but the title was given to him on account of his age and status within the order, whereas Mace was elected to lead the governing body of the Order as a whole.
To put it in more understanding terms, Yoda was the Head of State whereas Mace was the Head of Government. Yoda was the monarch, and Mace was the Prime Minister.
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Anakin*13years old*: how the hell you spell “show-fur?”
Obi wan: C-h-a-u-f-f-e-u-r 
Quinlan *bitter cuz he’s been trying to look like the cool uncle*: ooo fancy pants Master Obi-rich Kenobi over here! Fuck you!
Quinlan *to Anakin and Aalya*: next thing you know he’s gonna be giving us the definition…Master spelling bee ass
Obi wan: I’m about to do something so very unjedi-like
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I’d like for every Star Wars/clone wars nerd to give me their best bet on what would have happened in the Star Wars universe had Jango Fett not died on Geonosis. Like, what would have happened then, huh?? Tell me, nerd.
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i think we should ban all weapons more refined than a rock or a big stick for the forseable future
if its not so big a deal you need to pick up the nearest large object about it then its not so big a deal at all
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I was rewatching Marva's monologue...
... and aside from tearing up multiple times (I had it on replay ffs) it struck me how similar the whole speech is to everything George Lucas was saying, with his own films.
"There are people out there that don't play by the rules, and if you're not careful, you're going to lose all your freedom. And at the same time those people who may not play by the rules, because they're selfish and greedy, turn themselves into evil people who don't care about others."
- Star Wars Insider #138, 2013
And we already covered here that Lucas referred to selfish people, and specifically the Sith, as cancers to society, to each other, to themselves, etc. Which is why this other parallel stood out:
The Sith and the Empire are different facets of the same disease: greed.
The Sith are the ultimate selfish people, in Star Wars. They put themselves above everything. No Force sect is equal to theirs. All people are considered to be beneath them. Hell, their whole religion revolves around bending the Force itself to their will.
Crimson Reign illustrates this with a diagram too.
And most Imperial officers are very much the same way, because the Empire is fashioned in the Sith's image.
They're all self-serving and narcissistic, they're all backstabbing each other to get closer to the top, as the Sith do with the Rule of Two.
The only thing that stops Imperials from being full-fledged Sith Lords is that
they're not Force sensitives and
didn't go through the actual training,
but as far as their instincts and actions go, they may as well be.
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In an earlier post, you mentioned that you weren’t going to do any lion swapping in your VLD Rewrite.
So, I’m assuming the means Shiro also gets to keep his Bayard.
Do you have any ideas for what form Shiro’s Bayard will take?
I did say that, yea !! I've since played with the idea of maybe having some instances where someone else will pilot a different lion for Plot, but it won't be permanent, and it won't be the same as the Bond (tm) that the lion has with her paladin. but I digress <3
I have sooooo many thoughts about shiro's bayard <3 I've always LOVED the hc that his bayard takes the form of a shield so at the moment that's my primary idea, but I also think it'd be cool if he had a few alternate forms later on (in fact, I'm planning on giving Everyone a few alternate forms as they continue to develop their skills) and ngl ngl ngl I am thinking sooo so hard about polearms. so very incredibly hard.
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