Jedi Order - Revision history

Sindt at 02:05, 17 January 2025

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	For countless generations, the Jedi Knights, an order of warrior-monks based out of Coruscant’s Jedi Temple, allied with the Republic to defend peace, justice, and democracy throughout the galaxy.		For countless generations, the Jedi Knights, an order of warrior-monks based out of Coruscant’s Jedi Temple, allied with the Republic to defend peace, justice, and democracy throughout the galaxy.

Andromeda: /* 6. Support */

2023-11-29T00:51:39Z

6. Support

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	The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.		The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.
	==== 6. Support ====		==== 6. Support ====
	Employees who are not Jedi but serve the Order in some other capacity. Many work Temple facilities or handle administrative duties, and are either non Force sensitives or former Jedi who could not or would not complete their training for one reason or another, but still wished to remain in the Order's service.		Employees who are not Jedi but serve the Order in some other capacity. Many work Temple facilities, handle administrative duties, exploration or other more academic/logistical tasks and are either non Force sensitives or former Jedi who could not or would not complete their training for one reason or another, but still wished to remain in the Order's service. The Reassignment Council assists those who fail their training or simply choose not to continue training toward Padawan or Knight status.
	==== 5. Wayseeker ====		==== 5. Wayseeker ====
	Wayseekers are those Jedi who have requested and been permitted by the Jedi Council to operate independently of the Council and its dictates. This may be done because of a calling by the Force, a reasoned disagreement with the Council over actions or philosophies, or a need to take time to meditate and reflect, for example. Notably, to take the path of the Wayseeker does require the seeker to ask and receive permission from the Council; therefore the Candidate should be on good terms with and trusted by the Jedi Council. This is not the same thing as leaving the Order, and Wayseekers are still expected to be true to the Force, some form of the Jedi Code, and to serve the Light, even if their methods might be considered unconventional. This is not an easy life, for the Wayseeker cannot count on the aid of the Council or even other Jedi. Additionally, Wayseeker status should be considered a path and not a destination. It is not an excuse to get out of accountability to the Council, and should serve some plot and/or character development purpose.		Wayseekers are those Jedi who have requested and been permitted by the Jedi Council to operate independently of the Council and its dictates. This may be done because of a calling by the Force, a reasoned disagreement with the Council over actions or philosophies, or a need to take time to meditate and reflect, for example. Notably, to take the path of the Wayseeker does require the seeker to ask and receive permission from the Council; therefore the Candidate should be on good terms with and trusted by the Jedi Council. This is not the same thing as leaving the Order, and Wayseekers are still expected to be true to the Force, some form of the Jedi Code, and to serve the Light, even if their methods might be considered unconventional. This is not an easy life, for the Wayseeker cannot count on the aid of the Council or even other Jedi. Additionally, Wayseeker status should be considered a path and not a destination. It is not an excuse to get out of accountability to the Council, and should serve some plot and/or character development purpose.

Andromeda: /* 6. Worker */

2023-11-28T23:42:48Z

6. Worker

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	==== Youngling/Initiate ====		==== Youngling/Initiate ====
	The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.		The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.
	==== 6. ~~Worker~~ ====		==== 6. Support ====
	Employees who are not Jedi but serve the Order in some other capacity. Many work Temple facilities or handle administrative duties, and are either non Force sensitives or former Jedi who could not or would not complete their training for one reason or another, but still wished to remain in the Order's service.		Employees who are not Jedi but serve the Order in some other capacity. Many work Temple facilities or handle administrative duties, and are either non Force sensitives or former Jedi who could not or would not complete their training for one reason or another, but still wished to remain in the Order's service.
	==== 5. Wayseeker ====		==== 5. Wayseeker ====

Andromeda: /* 6. Worker */

2023-11-11T06:52:58Z

6. Worker

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	The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.		The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.
	==== 6. Worker ====		==== 6. Worker ====
	Employees who are not Jedi but serve the Order in some other capacity. Many work Temple facilities or handle administrative duties, and are either non Force sensitives or former Jedi who could not or would not complete their training for one reason or another.		Employees who are not Jedi but serve the Order in some other capacity. Many work Temple facilities or handle administrative duties, and are either non Force sensitives or former Jedi who could not or would not complete their training for one reason or another, but still wished to remain in the Order's service.
	==== 5. Wayseeker ====		==== 5. Wayseeker ====
	Wayseekers are those Jedi who have requested and been permitted by the Jedi Council to operate independently of the Council and its dictates. This may be done because of a calling by the Force, a reasoned disagreement with the Council over actions or philosophies, or a need to take time to meditate and reflect, for example. Notably, to take the path of the Wayseeker does require the seeker to ask and receive permission from the Council; therefore the Candidate should be on good terms with and trusted by the Jedi Council. This is not the same thing as leaving the Order, and Wayseekers are still expected to be true to the Force, some form of the Jedi Code, and to serve the Light, even if their methods might be considered unconventional. This is not an easy life, for the Wayseeker cannot count on the aid of the Council or even other Jedi. Additionally, Wayseeker status should be considered a path and not a destination. It is not an excuse to get out of accountability to the Council, and should serve some plot and/or character development purpose.		Wayseekers are those Jedi who have requested and been permitted by the Jedi Council to operate independently of the Council and its dictates. This may be done because of a calling by the Force, a reasoned disagreement with the Council over actions or philosophies, or a need to take time to meditate and reflect, for example. Notably, to take the path of the Wayseeker does require the seeker to ask and receive permission from the Council; therefore the Candidate should be on good terms with and trusted by the Jedi Council. This is not the same thing as leaving the Order, and Wayseekers are still expected to be true to the Force, some form of the Jedi Code, and to serve the Light, even if their methods might be considered unconventional. This is not an easy life, for the Wayseeker cannot count on the aid of the Council or even other Jedi. Additionally, Wayseeker status should be considered a path and not a destination. It is not an excuse to get out of accountability to the Council, and should serve some plot and/or character development purpose.

Andromeda: /* 6. Worker */

2023-11-11T06:51:32Z

6. Worker

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	===Ranks===		===Ranks===

			==== Youngling/Initiate ====
			The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.
	==== 6. Worker ====		==== 6. Worker ====
	Employees who are not Jedi but serve the Order in some other capacity. Many work Temple facilities or handle administrative duties, and are either non Force sensitives or former Jedi who could not or would not complete their training for one reason or another.		Employees who are not Jedi but serve the Order in some other capacity. Many work Temple facilities or handle administrative duties, and are either non Force sensitives or former Jedi who could not or would not complete their training for one reason or another.

	~~====Youngling/Initiate====~~
	~~The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.~~
	==== 5. Wayseeker ====		==== 5. Wayseeker ====
	Wayseekers are those Jedi who have requested and been permitted by the Jedi Council to operate independently of the Council and its dictates. This may be done because of a calling by the Force, a reasoned disagreement with the Council over actions or philosophies, or a need to take time to meditate and reflect, for example. Notably, to take the path of the Wayseeker does require the seeker to ask and receive permission from the Council; therefore the Candidate should be on good terms with and trusted by the Jedi Council. This is not the same thing as leaving the Order, and Wayseekers are still expected to be true to the Force, some form of the Jedi Code, and to serve the Light, even if their methods might be considered unconventional. This is not an easy life, for the Wayseeker cannot count on the aid of the Council or even other Jedi. Additionally, Wayseeker status should be considered a path and not a destination. It is not an excuse to get out of accountability to the Council, and should serve some plot and/or character development purpose.		Wayseekers are those Jedi who have requested and been permitted by the Jedi Council to operate independently of the Council and its dictates. This may be done because of a calling by the Force, a reasoned disagreement with the Council over actions or philosophies, or a need to take time to meditate and reflect, for example. Notably, to take the path of the Wayseeker does require the seeker to ask and receive permission from the Council; therefore the Candidate should be on good terms with and trusted by the Jedi Council. This is not the same thing as leaving the Order, and Wayseekers are still expected to be true to the Force, some form of the Jedi Code, and to serve the Light, even if their methods might be considered unconventional. This is not an easy life, for the Wayseeker cannot count on the aid of the Council or even other Jedi. Additionally, Wayseeker status should be considered a path and not a destination. It is not an excuse to get out of accountability to the Council, and should serve some plot and/or character development purpose.

Andromeda at 06:50, 11 November 2023

2023-11-11T06:50:04Z

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	''There is no death, there is the Force.''		''There is no death, there is the Force.''
	===Ranks===		===Ranks===

			==== 6. Worker ====
			Employees who are not Jedi but serve the Order in some other capacity. Many work Temple facilities or handle administrative duties, and are either non Force sensitives or former Jedi who could not or would not complete their training for one reason or another.

	====Youngling/Initiate====		====Youngling/Initiate====
	The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.		The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.

Sindt at 00:43, 31 August 2023

2023-08-31T00:43:24Z

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	Twelve Jedi Masters make up the High Council, also known as the Jedi Council. The High Council represents the Jedi Order’s top leadership, including the Grand Master of the Order who is generally the oldest, wisest member. Second to the Grand Master is the Master of the Order, who leads the High Council in most day-to-day matters. These are nominated and voted on by the rest of the Council.		Twelve Jedi Masters make up the High Council, also known as the Jedi Council. The High Council represents the Jedi Order’s top leadership, including the Grand Master of the Order who is generally the oldest, wisest member. Second to the Grand Master is the Master of the Order, who leads the High Council in most day-to-day matters. These are nominated and voted on by the rest of the Council.
	===The Code===		===The Code===
	The Jedi Code ~~encompasses the central philosophies that the Jedi are expected to study, understand, and adhere to. It~~ provides a guide when circumstances and events exceed expectations or experience.		The Jedi Code provides a guide when circumstances and events exceed expectations or experience.

	''There is no emotion, there is peace.''		''There is no emotion, there is peace.''

Sindt at 00:42, 31 August 2023

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	Twelve Jedi Masters make up the High Council, also known as the Jedi Council. The High Council represents the Jedi Order’s top leadership, including the Grand Master of the Order who is generally the oldest, wisest member. Second to the Grand Master is the Master of the Order, who leads the High Council in most day-to-day matters. These are nominated and voted on by the rest of the Council.		Twelve Jedi Masters make up the High Council, also known as the Jedi Council. The High Council represents the Jedi Order’s top leadership, including the Grand Master of the Order who is generally the oldest, wisest member. Second to the Grand Master is the Master of the Order, who leads the High Council in most day-to-day matters. These are nominated and voted on by the rest of the Council.

	As the defeat of the Sith was fairly recent, the Order is currently rather conservative in its views on wielding the Force. Essentially, the generally accepted view is that the Jedi way is the only way to the Light, and any other path will more than likely lead to the Dark Side. This means that any and all members of the Order are expected to adhere strictly to the Jedi tradition and rules established by the High Council. Furthermore, any Force wielder or Force sensitive outside of the Order is considered a potential threat at best and an enemy of the Jedi at worst.
	===The Code===		===The Code===
	The Jedi Code encompasses the central philosophies that the Jedi are expected to study, understand, and adhere to. It provides a guide when circumstances and events exceed expectations or experience.		The Jedi Code encompasses the central philosophies that the Jedi are expected to study, understand, and adhere to. It provides a guide when circumstances and events exceed expectations or experience.

Andromeda: /* 5. Wayseeker */

2023-07-28T20:33:59Z

5. Wayseeker

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	The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.		The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.
	==== 5. Wayseeker ====		==== 5. Wayseeker ====
	Wayseekers are those Jedi who have requested and been permitted by the Jedi Council to operate independently of the Council and its dictates. This may be done because of a calling by the Force, a reasoned disagreement with the Council over actions or philosophies, or a need to take time to meditate and reflect, for example. Notably, to take the path of the Wayseeker does require the seeker to ask and receive permission from the Council; therefore the Candidate should be on good terms with and trusted by the Jedi Council. This is not the same thing as leaving the Order, and Wayseekers are still expected to be true to the Force, some form of the Jedi Code, and to serve the Light, even if ~~the ways~~ might be considered unconventional. This is not an easy life, for the Wayseeker cannot count on the aid of the Council or even other Jedi. Additionally, Wayseeker status should be considered a path and not a destination. It is not an excuse to get out of accountability to the Council, and should serve some plot and/or character development purpose.		Wayseekers are those Jedi who have requested and been permitted by the Jedi Council to operate independently of the Council and its dictates. This may be done because of a calling by the Force, a reasoned disagreement with the Council over actions or philosophies, or a need to take time to meditate and reflect, for example. Notably, to take the path of the Wayseeker does require the seeker to ask and receive permission from the Council; therefore the Candidate should be on good terms with and trusted by the Jedi Council. This is not the same thing as leaving the Order, and Wayseekers are still expected to be true to the Force, some form of the Jedi Code, and to serve the Light, even if their methods might be considered unconventional. This is not an easy life, for the Wayseeker cannot count on the aid of the Council or even other Jedi. Additionally, Wayseeker status should be considered a path and not a destination. It is not an excuse to get out of accountability to the Council, and should serve some plot and/or character development purpose.

	As such, this is a restricted concept that may be subject to heavier scrutiny from staff. Please note that the being a Wayseeker is not carte blanche to do whatever you want and still call yourself a Jedi. Wayseekers are still part of the Order and subject to IC discipline, up to and including expulsion from the Jedi Order.		As such, this is a restricted concept that may be subject to heavier scrutiny from staff. Please note that the being a Wayseeker is not carte blanche to do whatever you want and still call yourself a Jedi. Wayseekers are still part of the Order and subject to IC discipline, up to and including expulsion from the Jedi Order.

Andromeda: /* 5. Wayseeker */

2023-07-28T20:33:22Z

5. Wayseeker

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	The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.		The Order seeks out young Force-sensitive children throughout the galaxy and brings them to its temples to begin their training. This rank is not playable due to character policies.
	==== 5. Wayseeker ====		==== 5. Wayseeker ====
	Wayseekers are those Jedi who have requested and been permitted by the Jedi Council to operate independently of the Council and its dictates. This may be done because of a calling by the Force, a reasoned disagreement with the Council over actions or philosophies, a need to take time to meditate and reflect, for example. Notably, to take the path of the Wayseeker does require the seeker to ask and receive permission from the Council; therefore the Candidate should be on good terms with and trusted by the Jedi Council. This is not the same thing as leaving the Order, and Wayseekers are still expected to be true to the Force, some form of the Jedi Code, and to serve the Light, even if the ways might be considered unconventional. This is not an easy life, for the Wayseeker cannot count on the aid of the Council or even other Jedi. Additionally, Wayseeker status should be considered a path and not a destination. It is not an excuse to get out of accountability to the Council, and should serve some plot and/or character development purpose.		Wayseekers are those Jedi who have requested and been permitted by the Jedi Council to operate independently of the Council and its dictates. This may be done because of a calling by the Force, a reasoned disagreement with the Council over actions or philosophies, or a need to take time to meditate and reflect, for example. Notably, to take the path of the Wayseeker does require the seeker to ask and receive permission from the Council; therefore the Candidate should be on good terms with and trusted by the Jedi Council. This is not the same thing as leaving the Order, and Wayseekers are still expected to be true to the Force, some form of the Jedi Code, and to serve the Light, even if the ways might be considered unconventional. This is not an easy life, for the Wayseeker cannot count on the aid of the Council or even other Jedi. Additionally, Wayseeker status should be considered a path and not a destination. It is not an excuse to get out of accountability to the Council, and should serve some plot and/or character development purpose.

	As such, this is a restricted concept that may be subject to heavier scrutiny from staff. Please note that the being a Wayseeker is not carte blanche to do whatever you want and still call yourself a Jedi. Wayseekers are still part of the Order and subject to IC discipline, up to and including expulsion from the Jedi Order.		As such, this is a restricted concept that may be subject to heavier scrutiny from staff. Please note that the being a Wayseeker is not carte blanche to do whatever you want and still call yourself a Jedi. Wayseekers are still part of the Order and subject to IC discipline, up to and including expulsion from the Jedi Order.