The Legonater

The Jedi Council knew nothing of the contingency orders- they didn't care. They were free to ask, but they were so arrogant they didn't bother to look over them. And yes, there were a few orders that would take out Palps, too. In fact, if the Jedi had looked into that order, the arrest of Palps could have gone very differantly.

Meh, I never liked the Seska plot, nor Seska as a charecter. She never really seemed like an antagonist to me, only an irritating charecter that should just shut up and die already.

Yeah, I was kind of thinking something like that. There'll be an added layer, though, which will be interesting.

Flipz, what is your opinon on where Dyric should go? I was thinking Assassin, because of the improved attack qualities and the good RPing for Dyric's charecter, but I'm interested in hearing your opinion.

That makes sence. It's practically a Rogue with add Ranger weaps and tracking, improved stats and a chance of Instant Kill. It certainly appeals to me more than a few of the other classes.

Well, it seems I'm the only one going for Assassin.

But we already know the priniple behind Order 66. The clone had a list of 150 Contingency Order that were drilled into them, one of them being Order 66, an order saying the Jedi had commited treason and were to be shot on sight. Palps used this to take out the Jedi, and strengthen his hold on his new Galactic Empire. Is there really any more we need to know?

Man, that's incredible. Is there any way I can get instructions for the LEGO Piano?

I take a look at my trusty knife, frown, then pull out my chain whip and attack Guard DD from the front row. Seeing as we're probaby heading for a Pheonix Essance Escape soon, it doesn't hurt to go all out...

Uh... I don't know if you noticed sir... but I'm still concious. Anyways, I go to retrieve my knife.

Sandy, out of curisosity, how does the 1/6 instand kill work out exactly for the assasins?

Ditto all the way. TNG took a while, but in the middle it defintiely hit it's best spot. A lot of my favorite episodes are from 4, including Rascals and a Fistfull of Datas. Then, as it kind of spiralled down to it's doom. Season 7 was arguably one of the weirder ones, IMO.

I'm a big TNG fan, and I share Mr. Man's sentiments as towards Pulaski. I've always found she had a more unique angle on everything than Crusher, and she just seemed a better charecter in general. It took a long time for Crusher to have a likeable charecter, IMO, where as Pulaski kind of fit in rather quickly.

I'm pretty sure it's just a regular minifig.

Agreed. FotJ is really starting to seem like a joke to me- bearing in mind I'm only about halfway through, due to the slowness of paperback releases. Sure, it's an elaberate joke, and is actually decently funny, but a joke nonetheless. A lot of people share the same sentiments with LotF- which I actually found to be one of the better series in the EU, because it seemed very thought out- and frankly it seems to be a growing sentiment overall.

The Grandfather's Paradox. That's one of the reasons time travel stories just don't work logically- it's full of paradoxes. If you can stay out of it, you proabably should.

Alright, I'm a big fan of time travel movies like Terminator and Back to the Future (and I love it even more when they ) but Star Wars has always seemed like a different brand of sci-fi to me, one beyond most sci-fi cliches. So when evil bad guys from another galaxy or strange diseases no one understands come into play, I get a little irritated. Time travel happens to be one of them. And although this isn't the first incident, the previous ones still irritate me, and it's worse that this one seems to be a bad Terminator remake. Hopefully, this is false info.

It's like the Evil Overlord List for Rogues. I'm Dyric Rone, and I agree with everyone else and their semi-odd, almost-third person statements.

Before my whip strikes, I lay it aside for a moment and hurl my blade. Yeah, i just misinterrupted what Zepher meant by 'Ranged Attacks'

It's one of the less known ships, which is kind of odd considering it can clearly be seen during Episode 3. Nice work, as far as I can tell!

From a distance, I send my long chain whip at Guard T's head.

I lob my bomb at guards A, B, C, D, F and G

No, I meant I never noticed the original X-Wing had a hexagon until he mentioned it on the site. Whenever that was

To be frank, I never noticed the X-Wing hexagon until you mentioned it here

It kind of saddens me that LEGO refuses to ignore even glaring issues now. I'm with a Gungun Sub breaking in three, because that's not asthetically obvious, but this?