SciFi Wikia Blog

Narod Antrell was a Human Jedi Master, born on Dantooine in 33 BBY. He was the son of Radi and Malua Antrell, a couple of farmers. Narod was taken to the Jedi Temple of Coruscant for training in 31 BBY, where he was trained informally by Jedi Master Cinde Moun. Narod became an unselected Padawan in 20 BBY and was forced to join the Agricultural Corps. He escaped the farms of the AgriCorps during the time of the Great Jedi Purge, ultimately escaping the planet and ending up back on Dantooine. There, he met the Jedi Master K’Kruhk, who took him as his apprentice.

For nearly twenty years, Narod fought alongside the KrypTek Insurgence and the Rebel Alliance, against the oppression of the Galactic Empire. Narod met his best friend, Jerr Adoh, and his wife, Zeri Undis Antrell, during the dark times. Narod’s son, who was named Roviik Antrell, was born in 7 BBY on Narod’s own homeworld of Dantooine.

Narod left the explored regions of O’Tayum and took on his first official apprentice, Voi’dahmos. The two ended up fighting against one another in the Great War of O’Tayum, which Narod managed to win by leading the Jedi Army to victory. Narod would later help unite the entire S’Voet Region under the banner of the Republic of P’ur, by traveling from system to system.

In 7 ABY, Narod and his crew were stranded on Vuur, and after a conflict with Darth Baas, he ended up in the midst of the Battle of Vuur, where his life ended, at the hands of the one known as Mandalore the Vanquisher. However, Narod lived on through a holocron he created over a decade prior, which was used to train Roviik in the ways of the Jedi to stop the Mandalorians of A’den and save the P’urikan Republic. Narod was ultimately be responsible for the redemption of his son in 21 ABY, after he became Darth Kiiv, once again saving the Republic he helped forge. (more…)

Narod Antrell was a Human Jedi Master, born on Dantooine in 33 BBY. He was the son of Radi and Malua Antrell, a couple of farmers. Narod was taken to the Jedi Temple of Coruscant for training in 31 BBY, where he was trained informally by Jedi Master Cinde Moun. Narod became an unselected Padawan in 20 BBY and was forced to join the Agricultural Corps. He escaped the farms of the AgriCorps during the time of the Great Jedi Purge, ultimately escaping the planet and ending up back on Dantooine. There, he met the Jedi Master K’Kruhk, who took him as his apprentice.

For nearly twenty years, Narod fought alongside the KrypTek Insurgence and the Rebel Alliance, against the oppression of the Galactic Empire. Narod met his best friend, Jerr Adoh, and his wife, Zeri Undis Antrell, during the dark times. Narod’s son, who was named Roviik Antrell, was born in 7 BBY on Narod’s own homeworld of Dantooine.

Narod left the explored regions of O’Tayum and took on his first official apprentice, Voi’dahmos. The two ended up fighting against one another in the Great War of O’Tayum, which Narod managed to win by leading the Jedi Army to victory. Narod would later help unite the entire S’Voet Region under the banner of the Republic of P’ur, by traveling from system to system.

In 7 ABY, Narod and his crew were stranded on Vuur, and after a conflict with Darth Baas, he ended up in the midst of the Battle of Vuur, where his life ended, at the hands of the one known as Mandalore the Vanquisher. However, Narod lived on through a holocron he created over a decade prior, which was used to train Roviik in the ways of the Jedi to stop the Mandalorians of A’den and save the P’urikan Republic. Narod was ultimately be responsible for the redemption of his son in 21 ABY, after he became Darth Kiiv, once again saving the Republic he helped forge. (more…)

Narod Antrell was a Human Jedi Master, born on Dantooine in 33 BBY. He was the son of Radi and Malua Antrell, a couple of farmers. Narod was taken to the Jedi Temple of Coruscant for training in 31 BBY, where he was trained informally by Jedi Master Cinde Moun. Narod became an unselected Padawan in 20 BBY and was forced to join the Agricultural Corps. He escaped the farms of the AgriCorps during the time of the Great Jedi Purge, ultimately escaping the planet and ending up back on Dantooine. There, he met the Jedi Master K’Kruhk, who took him as his apprentice.

For nearly twenty years, Narod fought alongside the KrypTek Insurgence and the Rebel Alliance, against the oppression of the Galactic Empire. Narod met his best friend, Jerr Adoh, and his wife, Zeri Undis Antrell, during the dark times. Narod’s son, who was named Roviik Antrell, was born in 7 BBY on Narod’s own homeworld of Dantooine.

Narod left the explored regions of O’Tayum and took on his first official apprentice, Voi’dahmos. The two ended up fighting against one another in the Great War of O’Tayum, which Narod managed to win by leading the Jedi Army to victory. Narod would later help unite the entire S’Voet Region under the banner of the Republic of P’ur, by traveling from system to system.

In 7 ABY, Narod and his crew were stranded on Vuur, and after a conflict with Darth Baas, he ended up in the midst of the Battle of Vuur, where his life ended, at the hands of the one known as Mandalore the Vanquisher. However, Narod lived on through a holocron he created over a decade prior, which was used to train Roviik in the ways of the Jedi to stop the Mandalorians of A’den and save the P’urikan Republic. Narod was ultimately be responsible for the redemption of his son in 21 ABY, after he became Darth Kiiv, once again saving the Republic he helped forge. (more…)

From the Count Dooku of Serenno on Wookieepedia: Count Dooku of Serenno was a legendary Jedi Master Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones in the Jedi Order and was one of the most renowned swordsmen of the Galaxy. He trained notable Jedi such as Qui-Gon Jinn and Komari Vosa during his time as a Jedi. It was said that only Masters Yoda, Mace Windu, and later on, Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker could have fought on equal terms with him.

Later in life, Dooku fell to the dark side of the Force, disgruntled with the corrupt state of the Galactic Republic, and became Darth Tyranus, the apprentice Dark Lord of Darth Sidious, replacing Darth Maul, and eventually being replaced in turn by Darth Vader. (more…)

Malcor Brashin was a respected Grand General in the Imperial Army during the Galactic Civil War. Though his career had an unassuming beginning, he was converted into a fanatical supporter of the New Order after nonhuman thieves murdered his wife and daughter.

This event gave him the drive to become one of the army’s highest-ranking officers, in which position he oversaw the development of the Battlefield Holographic Control Interface and served as Brenn Tantor’s superior throughout Tantor’s Imperial career. However, when Tantor disobeyed an order to wipe out a refugee camp, Brashin had him imprisoned. Tantor escaped and defected to the Rebellion, where he faced Brashin once more and escaped again. By the time of the fall of Coruscant, Brashin was commanding the defense of the planet, where Tantor defeated his forces decisively. more … on Wookieepedia

Obi-Wan Kenobi, later known as Ben Kenobi was a dedicated and legendary Jedi Master, Obi-Wan Kenobi had a long and tumultuous career that has helped shape the fate of an entire galaxy. He received his training from Masters Yoda. He taught both Anakin and Luke Skywalker in the ways of the Force, therefore indirectly forging the foundation stone of the New Jedi Order.

In 32 BBY, he became the first Jedi in approximately 1,000 years to defeat a Sith Lord in combat when he defeated Darth Maul during the Second Battle of Theed. Kenobi was also one of the last members of the Jedi High Council during the waning days of the Galactic Republic, one of the few Jedi to survive the Great Jedi Purge, and a master of the third form of lightsaber combat, Form III: Soresu. He fought as a High General for the Galactic Republic during the Clone Wars, earning the sobriquet “The Negotiator“, and personally ended the threat of General Grievous. more …

Albert Einstein has once remarked: Imagination is more important than knowledge, and we have the stage set for giving all colors to your imagination, more than the colors of a rainbow, at Star Wars Fanon Wikia wiki, a wiki which anyone may edit. The Star Wars Fanon Wiki (with nicks like SWF or SWFanon) is a fanon, or fan-fiction, Wikia wiki of Star Wars. It allows you to give expression to your imagination, and also allows you to enjoy the creativities of other’s imagination. The Star Wars Fanon movement is growing, currently having more than 15,000 articles and more than 10,000 other uploaded files like images. We welcome you aboard the Star Wars Fanon to give expression to your creativity and imagination. Enjoy our best articles and help in creating many more similar articles.

The Rohi (pronounced: rōhē), or the Angels (pronounced: ānjělz) as they were sometimes referred to in the galaxy at large, were a rarely seen race of what were thought to be immortals. These near-Humans lived on the remote, uncharted world of Adonai, and had a long, mysterious past. There were many of this race, a good fraction living in and around Adonai, and the rest so far-flung and scattered that they seemed nearly extinct to the galaxy as a whole. Though talented at warcraft and were all talented fighters, especially with their innate Force-sensitivity, their wars were few and far between, and their participation in other’s wars was rare due to their infrequency outside their own hidden realm.

The Rohi were a quiet, peaceful, nature-loving race governed by a theocracy whose ruler was the Force, which they called the Jiréh. They were also very determined, and were readily willing to eradicate evil when given the chance. However, because of the power given them, when a Rohi did turn to the dark, the results were usually catastrophic and often spanned the universe in its impact. One of the more devastating Rohi to the Known Galaxy was The Prophet of Shatan, who made use of a pivotal time in galactic history to gain power over most races.

Read the complete presentation at Star Wars Fanon

More featured articles | Upcoming featured articles

The Prophecies of The Skywalker were a set of writings that foretold the coming of kings, rulers and other legendary figures throughout history. From the time of the exodus off of Had Abaddon to his death on Kal’Shabbol, many visions came to The Skywalker which led him to write eight distinct prophecies that would span over one hundred thousand years and multiple galaxies. He wrote them within his own sacred journals and they were eventually some of the first entries of the Journal of the Whills after the establishment of the Order of the Whills.
The coming of many noteworthy figures in history was prophesied by The Skywalker before his death. Such figures include Ussej Padric Bac, his descendants, Carden Mannux, Starwars:Darth Bane, Anakin Skywalker, Luke Skywalker and Patrick Keylan Bac, a man who lived on Earth after the Jedi Bendu were forced to exile themselves there. More …

Wheelie, so small, is an Autobot child. But when stakes are high, he gets quite mean and wild! He carries a slingshot that shoots hurtful things; they’ll hit your nose (the projectile, it stings). He has a speech pattern that’s nothing but limmerick and rhyme. Some hate it, but who cares? It’s not like it’s a crime.

Some think he’s annoying and wish he would die. His answer to that? Here’s death in your eye. more …