<![CDATA[House Horuset - Star Wars 'Stuff']]> https://www.horuset.com/ Thu, 30 Apr 2026 15:24:29 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Harrower Class Dreadnought floor plan (OLD)]]> https://www.horuset.com/showthread.php?tid=581 Sat, 29 Apr 2023 10:38:49 +0000 Joslae]]> https://www.horuset.com/showthread.php?tid=581
Length: 800m
Width: 450 (At wings)
Height: 30m (At bow)
Height: 65m (at channel)
Height: 315m (at aft)
Crew Capacity: 2400
Troop capacity: 7300
Fighters:
95 fighters
32 bombers
35 shuttles
Escape craft: 600 (6-8 man escape craft)
Hull: 6.5m thick
Decks:50 (Assumed)
Consumables: 2 years (2400+7300), (5 years 2300), (8 years skeleton crew 1400 crew)
Engines: twin type 6 hyper matter annihilator reactor
Emergency power: Type 4 hyper matter annihilator reactor
Shields: 4 (Isotope 5 powered)
Armaments: 85 total, (32, Turbo lasers, 49 quad laser batteries, 4 missile/torpedo launchers)
Hangars: 5
Thrusters: 3 Primary (7000 GW,) and 4 secondary (3000GW)
Other systems: Hydroponics plant. (30 thousand liters fresh water, 150 thousand liters grey water (Used for fire fighting systems, showers, toilets etc), 50 thousand liters of black water processing capabilities)
Air filtration systems: 4
Artificial gravity generators: 2 installed
Medical systems: 6 medbays, 2 operating theaters, 50 first aid centers, 200 Defib/First aid storage units.
Gross weight: 1.596 million tonnes (Fully loaded fully complimented) (1.475 Million tonnes no fighters, troops, ammunition or food rations, fuel, water, weapons, droids, machines etc)


The specifications I have made for this come from the knowledge I have of oceanic vessels (Commercial, private and military). Seeing as though SWTOR and SW in general refers to, and treats spacecraft in general more as water craft, I belive this has allowed me to create a reasonably accurate, although non-official floor plan of the Harrower.

This will be a work in progress, seeing as though there are 50 decks, and I'll have to create each deck individually, (Although some, such as the crew decks would be identical levels ontop of each other, about 4-5. There are still many things I'll have to consider.

Please also note that I have made them all the "same size" for ease of reading and ease of creation, once i get all of the decks completed (If I survive), then I'll do another version of them, with each deck side by side, no annotations, just so you can see how they go together, and so on.
Another thing to note, is that my Architectural drawing Program's subscription ran out, so have to do it all on pain(t)

Because I cannot list every room individually, (It'd quite literally look like a nightmare on this scale) I've simplified some terms for everyone's use. Including my own.
Technical spaces:
Technical spaces can be anything from cable management rooms, cable storage, server rooms, computing rooms, any room with technology that isn't of significant importance, will be brought under the that.
Droid Store:
The droid types will not be specified in these, but they'll include everything from mouse droids, to training droids to combat droids.
Equipment store:
Equipment store is anything and everything that a foreman, deckhand, ensign, marine, or technician, anyone in a utilitarian role, will use to complete their job, this includes welders, bolts, screws, drills, spare parts, as well as fire fighting equipment.



Starting from the bottom:

Tank Deck:

Spoiler: Floor plan
Underlower Deck 3 (ULD3)

Spoiler: Floor plan
Underlower Deck 2 (ULD2)

Spoiler: Floor plan
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Length: 800m
Width: 450 (At wings)
Height: 30m (At bow)
Height: 65m (at channel)
Height: 315m (at aft)
Crew Capacity: 2400
Troop capacity: 7300
Fighters:
95 fighters
32 bombers
35 shuttles
Escape craft: 600 (6-8 man escape craft)
Hull: 6.5m thick
Decks:50 (Assumed)
Consumables: 2 years (2400+7300), (5 years 2300), (8 years skeleton crew 1400 crew)
Engines: twin type 6 hyper matter annihilator reactor
Emergency power: Type 4 hyper matter annihilator reactor
Shields: 4 (Isotope 5 powered)
Armaments: 85 total, (32, Turbo lasers, 49 quad laser batteries, 4 missile/torpedo launchers)
Hangars: 5
Thrusters: 3 Primary (7000 GW,) and 4 secondary (3000GW)
Other systems: Hydroponics plant. (30 thousand liters fresh water, 150 thousand liters grey water (Used for fire fighting systems, showers, toilets etc), 50 thousand liters of black water processing capabilities)
Air filtration systems: 4
Artificial gravity generators: 2 installed
Medical systems: 6 medbays, 2 operating theaters, 50 first aid centers, 200 Defib/First aid storage units.
Gross weight: 1.596 million tonnes (Fully loaded fully complimented) (1.475 Million tonnes no fighters, troops, ammunition or food rations, fuel, water, weapons, droids, machines etc)


The specifications I have made for this come from the knowledge I have of oceanic vessels (Commercial, private and military). Seeing as though SWTOR and SW in general refers to, and treats spacecraft in general more as water craft, I belive this has allowed me to create a reasonably accurate, although non-official floor plan of the Harrower.

This will be a work in progress, seeing as though there are 50 decks, and I'll have to create each deck individually, (Although some, such as the crew decks would be identical levels ontop of each other, about 4-5. There are still many things I'll have to consider.

Please also note that I have made them all the "same size" for ease of reading and ease of creation, once i get all of the decks completed (If I survive), then I'll do another version of them, with each deck side by side, no annotations, just so you can see how they go together, and so on.
Another thing to note, is that my Architectural drawing Program's subscription ran out, so have to do it all on pain(t)

Because I cannot list every room individually, (It'd quite literally look like a nightmare on this scale) I've simplified some terms for everyone's use. Including my own.
Technical spaces:
Technical spaces can be anything from cable management rooms, cable storage, server rooms, computing rooms, any room with technology that isn't of significant importance, will be brought under the that.
Droid Store:
The droid types will not be specified in these, but they'll include everything from mouse droids, to training droids to combat droids.
Equipment store:
Equipment store is anything and everything that a foreman, deckhand, ensign, marine, or technician, anyone in a utilitarian role, will use to complete their job, this includes welders, bolts, screws, drills, spare parts, as well as fire fighting equipment.



Starting from the bottom:

Tank Deck:

Spoiler: Floor plan
Underlower Deck 3 (ULD3)

Spoiler: Floor plan
Underlower Deck 2 (ULD2)

Spoiler: Floor plan
]]> <![CDATA[Star Wars - The Audiobook Collection]]> https://www.horuset.com/showthread.php?tid=577 Sat, 29 Apr 2023 10:35:34 +0000 Joslae]]> https://www.horuset.com/showthread.php?tid=577 Star WarsThe Audiobook collection

Hello my lovelies! The following is a collection of Star Wars audiobooks found on Youtube or on other websites, collected and listed here for your convenience. Should you desire to have any specific title listed, just message me!

Spoiler: Star Wars: Darth Plagueis
Spoiler: Darth Maul - Shadow Hunter
Spoiler: Star Wars: Heir to the Empire (Book 1)
Spoiler: Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi (Book 1)
Spoiler: Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith (Book 2)
Possible future titles


Before the Republic
  • Dawn of the Jedi - Into the Void

Old Republic
  • Fatal Alliance
  • Revan
  • Red Harvest
  • Deceived
  • Annihilation
  • Darth Bane Trilogy (Path of Destruction, Rule of Two, Dynasty of Evil)

Rise of the Empire
  • Darth Plagueis (✓)
  • Maul: Lockdown
  • Cloak of Deception
  • Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter (✓)
  • Episode 1: The Phantom Menace
  • Rogue Planet
  • Outbound Flight
  • Jedi Quest: The Way of the Apprentice
  • Jedi Quest: The Trail of the Jeid
  • Jedi Quest: The Dangerous Games
  • Jedi Quest: The Master of Disguise
  • The Approaching Storm
  • Episode 2: Attack of the Clones
  • Shatterpoint
  • The Cestus Deception
  • The Clone Wars
  • Wild Space
  • No Prisoners
  • Gambit - Stealth
  • Gambit - Siege
  • Battle Surgeon
  • Jedi Healer
  • Jedi Trial
  • Yoda - Dark Rendezvous
  • Labyrinth of Evil
  • Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith
  • Dark Lord - The Rise of Darth Vader
  • The Paradise Snare
  • The Hutt Gambit
  • Rebel Dawn
  • Dark Forces - Soldier For The Empire
  • Kenobi
  • Solder For The Empire
  • The Force Unleashed
  • The Force Unleashed II

Rebellion Era
  • Death Troopers
  • A New Hope
  • Tales From the Cantina We Don't Do Weddings The Band's Tale
  • Tales From the Cantina Nightlily The Lovers' Tale
  • Tales From the Cantina Hammertong The Tale of the Tonnika Sisters
  • Allegiance
  • Scoundrels
  • Empire and Rebellion - Razor's Edge
  • Splinter of the Mind's Eye
  • Empire Strikes Back
  • Shadow of the Empire
  • Return of the Jedi
  • The Mandalorian Armor
  • Slave Ship
  • Hard Merchandise
  • The Truce at Bakura
  • Rebel Agent
  • Jedi Knight

New Republic
  • Rogue Squadron
  • Wedge's Gamble
  • The Krytos Trap
  • The Bacta War
  • Wraith Squadron
  • Iron Fist
  • Solo Command
  • The Courtship of Princess Leia
  • Tatooine Ghost
  • Heir to the Empire (✓)
  • Dark Force Rising
  • The Last Command
  • Isard's Revenge
  • Jedi Search
  • Dark Apprentice
  • Champions of the Force
  • I, Jedi
  • Children of the Jedi
  • Darksaber
  • Planet of Twilight
  • Starfighters of Adumar
  • The Crystal Star
  • Before The Storm
  • Shield of Lies
  • Tyrant's Test
  • The New Rebellion
  • Ambush at Corellia
  • Assault at Selonia
  • Showdown at Centerpoint
  • Specter of the Past
  • Vision of the Future
  • Survivor's Quest

New Jedi Order
  • Vector Prime
  • Onslaught
  • Ruin
  • Hero's Trial
  • Jedi Eclipse
  • Balance Point
  • Conquest
  • Rebirth
  • Star by Star
  • Dark Journey
  • Rebel Dream
  • Rebel Stand
  • Traitor
  • Destiny's Way
  • Remnant
  • Refugee
  • Reunion
  • The Final Prophecy
  • The Unifying Force
  • The Joiner King
  • The Unseen Queen
  • The Swarm War

Legacy
  • Betrayal
  • Bloodlines
  • Tempest
  • Exile
  • Sacrifice
  • Inferno
  • Fury
  • Revelation
  • Invincible
  • Millennium Falcon
  • Outcast
  • Omen
  • Abyss
  • Backlash
  • Allies
  • Vortex
  • Fate of the Jedi - Conviction
  • Fate of the Jedi - Ascension
  • Fate of the Jedi - Apocalypse
  • Mercy Kill
  • Crucible

Short Stories, Tales and Misc
  • Crimson Empire
  • Dark Empire I II and Empire's End
  • Tales of the Jedi (✓)
  • Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith (✓)
  • Rebel Mission to Ord Mantell
  • Tales From the Mos Eisley Cantina
  • Original Trilogy Radiodrama
  • The Mixed-Up Droid

Shakespeare
  • Star Wars
  • The Empire Striketh Back
  • The Jedi Doth Return
]]> Star WarsThe Audiobook collection

Hello my lovelies! The following is a collection of Star Wars audiobooks found on Youtube or on other websites, collected and listed here for your convenience. Should you desire to have any specific title listed, just message me!

Spoiler: Star Wars: Darth Plagueis
Spoiler: Darth Maul - Shadow Hunter
Spoiler: Star Wars: Heir to the Empire (Book 1)
Spoiler: Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi (Book 1)
Spoiler: Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith (Book 2)
Possible future titles


Before the Republic
  • Dawn of the Jedi - Into the Void

Old Republic
  • Fatal Alliance
  • Revan
  • Red Harvest
  • Deceived
  • Annihilation
  • Darth Bane Trilogy (Path of Destruction, Rule of Two, Dynasty of Evil)

Rise of the Empire
  • Darth Plagueis (✓)
  • Maul: Lockdown
  • Cloak of Deception
  • Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter (✓)
  • Episode 1: The Phantom Menace
  • Rogue Planet
  • Outbound Flight
  • Jedi Quest: The Way of the Apprentice
  • Jedi Quest: The Trail of the Jeid
  • Jedi Quest: The Dangerous Games
  • Jedi Quest: The Master of Disguise
  • The Approaching Storm
  • Episode 2: Attack of the Clones
  • Shatterpoint
  • The Cestus Deception
  • The Clone Wars
  • Wild Space
  • No Prisoners
  • Gambit - Stealth
  • Gambit - Siege
  • Battle Surgeon
  • Jedi Healer
  • Jedi Trial
  • Yoda - Dark Rendezvous
  • Labyrinth of Evil
  • Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith
  • Dark Lord - The Rise of Darth Vader
  • The Paradise Snare
  • The Hutt Gambit
  • Rebel Dawn
  • Dark Forces - Soldier For The Empire
  • Kenobi
  • Solder For The Empire
  • The Force Unleashed
  • The Force Unleashed II

Rebellion Era
  • Death Troopers
  • A New Hope
  • Tales From the Cantina We Don't Do Weddings The Band's Tale
  • Tales From the Cantina Nightlily The Lovers' Tale
  • Tales From the Cantina Hammertong The Tale of the Tonnika Sisters
  • Allegiance
  • Scoundrels
  • Empire and Rebellion - Razor's Edge
  • Splinter of the Mind's Eye
  • Empire Strikes Back
  • Shadow of the Empire
  • Return of the Jedi
  • The Mandalorian Armor
  • Slave Ship
  • Hard Merchandise
  • The Truce at Bakura
  • Rebel Agent
  • Jedi Knight

New Republic
  • Rogue Squadron
  • Wedge's Gamble
  • The Krytos Trap
  • The Bacta War
  • Wraith Squadron
  • Iron Fist
  • Solo Command
  • The Courtship of Princess Leia
  • Tatooine Ghost
  • Heir to the Empire (✓)
  • Dark Force Rising
  • The Last Command
  • Isard's Revenge
  • Jedi Search
  • Dark Apprentice
  • Champions of the Force
  • I, Jedi
  • Children of the Jedi
  • Darksaber
  • Planet of Twilight
  • Starfighters of Adumar
  • The Crystal Star
  • Before The Storm
  • Shield of Lies
  • Tyrant's Test
  • The New Rebellion
  • Ambush at Corellia
  • Assault at Selonia
  • Showdown at Centerpoint
  • Specter of the Past
  • Vision of the Future
  • Survivor's Quest

New Jedi Order
  • Vector Prime
  • Onslaught
  • Ruin
  • Hero's Trial
  • Jedi Eclipse
  • Balance Point
  • Conquest
  • Rebirth
  • Star by Star
  • Dark Journey
  • Rebel Dream
  • Rebel Stand
  • Traitor
  • Destiny's Way
  • Remnant
  • Refugee
  • Reunion
  • The Final Prophecy
  • The Unifying Force
  • The Joiner King
  • The Unseen Queen
  • The Swarm War

Legacy
  • Betrayal
  • Bloodlines
  • Tempest
  • Exile
  • Sacrifice
  • Inferno
  • Fury
  • Revelation
  • Invincible
  • Millennium Falcon
  • Outcast
  • Omen
  • Abyss
  • Backlash
  • Allies
  • Vortex
  • Fate of the Jedi - Conviction
  • Fate of the Jedi - Ascension
  • Fate of the Jedi - Apocalypse
  • Mercy Kill
  • Crucible

Short Stories, Tales and Misc
  • Crimson Empire
  • Dark Empire I II and Empire's End
  • Tales of the Jedi (✓)
  • Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith (✓)
  • Rebel Mission to Ord Mantell
  • Tales From the Mos Eisley Cantina
  • Original Trilogy Radiodrama
  • The Mixed-Up Droid

Shakespeare
  • Star Wars
  • The Empire Striketh Back
  • The Jedi Doth Return
]]> <![CDATA[Pazaak, and how to play it.]]> https://www.horuset.com/showthread.php?tid=576 Sat, 29 Apr 2023 10:34:48 +0000 Joslae]]> https://www.horuset.com/showthread.php?tid=576


Pazaaktables

During the time of the Mandalorian Wars and the Jedi Civil War, pazaak rooms were found in almost any cantina in the galaxy.
There are two different decks in pazaak: the main (or "table") deck, composed of cards numbered 1-10 (the total cards in this deck is unbound, though it tended to have four of each number). There was also one side deck for each player in the game. These decks would be assembled by the players themselves and had to have exactly ten cards.

At the beginning of the game, each player would randomly select four cards from their side deck, making up their Hand. Each player draws a card from the main deck, with the highest card determining who is first player. Then the first turn of the first player would start. The player would draw a card from the main deck and play it on the table. After that, the player could choose to either place a card down from their hand, or to end their turn. Only one hand card can be played per turn, and no more cards are ever drawn from the side deck.

When ending his turn, the player had two options:

End Turn: If the player ends their turn, they are bound to draw a new card from the main deck at the start of the next turn. This is repeated until either they stand, go bust, fill the table, or their score is exactly 20.

Stand: If the player stands, they keep their current sum till the end of the set and do not play any other cards. The opponent, however, can still continue playing cards, unless he has chosen to stand as well. Getting a sum of 20 automatically causes a player to stand.

Once his turn was over, play moves to the next player, and their turn is played in the same manner. Play passes between the two players until someone wins the set.

The winner of the set is then first player for the next set. In the case of a tie, whoever was not first player for the tied set is the first player for the next set.

The cards
There were two decks used in pazaak:

The Main Deck consisted of four sets of cards numbered 1-10

The Side Deck consisted of ten special cards chosen by the player before the match. At the start of each set, four of these cards were chosen at random for the player to keep in his hand and play at any time he desired.

The side deck also had a variety of cards, and each deck was unique to the player in that he could purchase different types of cards throughout the galaxy and choose whichever ones he preferred to keep in his hand. There were two types of such cards: Plus and Minus cards, which were blue and red, and Advanced cards, which were gold. Main Deck cards were green, or in some older cases gold.

Plus Cards were blue cards that added the written value to a player's total when played. The value of the cards ranged from 1 to 6 points.

Minus Cards were red cards that were similar to the plus cards, but instead they subtracted their value from the players total. They also ranged from 1 to 6.

Plus or Minus Cards (+/-) were essentially a combination of the two; the player could choose upon play whether he wanted to add the number or subtract it from his hand. These were the most expensive and highly valued cards. They also ranged from 1 to 6.

The +/- 1 or 2 Card was a +/- card whose value could be changed to between 1 and 2.

Flip Cards were advanced cards that changed the sign of the written number of all the cards in a player's table. For example, if a player played a 2&4, all the 2s and 4s on the table would become -2s and -4s, while all the -2s and -4s would become 2s and 4s. These cards were only available as 2&4 and 3&6.
The Double Card was a rare card that doubled the value of the last played card. For example, if one flipped over 2, then a 9, he could play the double card, making the 9 an 18, thus adding up to 20. A player known as Mebla Dule gave the Jedi Exile this card after being beaten on Telos IV.

The Tiebreaker Card was an extremely rare card that acted like a +/-1 card, but in the event of a tie, the player who played the tiebreaker card would win. A tiebreaker card was owned by the being on Nar Shaddaa known as the Champ until he gave it to the Exile after losing his position to the Jedi.

The Side Deck was often the key to victory, as without his hand, a player relied solely on luck to win the match. Therefore, a player would have to conserve his cards, as the four side deck cards would have to last him through the entire match.

Winning the game
There were four ways to win the set:

By outscore: After both players chose to stand, the player with the greatest score would win, provided that it was not over 20.

By going bust: If a player ended his turn with a score over 20, he was said to "bust", and the other player won.

By filling the table: In some rare occasions, if a player could place 9 cards on the table without busting, the player would receive an automatic win, if his/her score ended up being 20 or under.

By using the tiebreaker card: A golden tiebreaker card, when used last, brings victory to the user if both players have the same score.

In the event that a set is tied, no one gets a point for the set, and a new set is played. The first player to win three sets won the game, and whatever was being wagered.]]>


Pazaaktables

During the time of the Mandalorian Wars and the Jedi Civil War, pazaak rooms were found in almost any cantina in the galaxy.
There are two different decks in pazaak: the main (or "table") deck, composed of cards numbered 1-10 (the total cards in this deck is unbound, though it tended to have four of each number). There was also one side deck for each player in the game. These decks would be assembled by the players themselves and had to have exactly ten cards.

At the beginning of the game, each player would randomly select four cards from their side deck, making up their Hand. Each player draws a card from the main deck, with the highest card determining who is first player. Then the first turn of the first player would start. The player would draw a card from the main deck and play it on the table. After that, the player could choose to either place a card down from their hand, or to end their turn. Only one hand card can be played per turn, and no more cards are ever drawn from the side deck.

When ending his turn, the player had two options:

End Turn: If the player ends their turn, they are bound to draw a new card from the main deck at the start of the next turn. This is repeated until either they stand, go bust, fill the table, or their score is exactly 20.

Stand: If the player stands, they keep their current sum till the end of the set and do not play any other cards. The opponent, however, can still continue playing cards, unless he has chosen to stand as well. Getting a sum of 20 automatically causes a player to stand.

Once his turn was over, play moves to the next player, and their turn is played in the same manner. Play passes between the two players until someone wins the set.

The winner of the set is then first player for the next set. In the case of a tie, whoever was not first player for the tied set is the first player for the next set.

The cards
There were two decks used in pazaak:

The Main Deck consisted of four sets of cards numbered 1-10

The Side Deck consisted of ten special cards chosen by the player before the match. At the start of each set, four of these cards were chosen at random for the player to keep in his hand and play at any time he desired.

The side deck also had a variety of cards, and each deck was unique to the player in that he could purchase different types of cards throughout the galaxy and choose whichever ones he preferred to keep in his hand. There were two types of such cards: Plus and Minus cards, which were blue and red, and Advanced cards, which were gold. Main Deck cards were green, or in some older cases gold.

Plus Cards were blue cards that added the written value to a player's total when played. The value of the cards ranged from 1 to 6 points.

Minus Cards were red cards that were similar to the plus cards, but instead they subtracted their value from the players total. They also ranged from 1 to 6.

Plus or Minus Cards (+/-) were essentially a combination of the two; the player could choose upon play whether he wanted to add the number or subtract it from his hand. These were the most expensive and highly valued cards. They also ranged from 1 to 6.

The +/- 1 or 2 Card was a +/- card whose value could be changed to between 1 and 2.

Flip Cards were advanced cards that changed the sign of the written number of all the cards in a player's table. For example, if a player played a 2&4, all the 2s and 4s on the table would become -2s and -4s, while all the -2s and -4s would become 2s and 4s. These cards were only available as 2&4 and 3&6.
The Double Card was a rare card that doubled the value of the last played card. For example, if one flipped over 2, then a 9, he could play the double card, making the 9 an 18, thus adding up to 20. A player known as Mebla Dule gave the Jedi Exile this card after being beaten on Telos IV.

The Tiebreaker Card was an extremely rare card that acted like a +/-1 card, but in the event of a tie, the player who played the tiebreaker card would win. A tiebreaker card was owned by the being on Nar Shaddaa known as the Champ until he gave it to the Exile after losing his position to the Jedi.

The Side Deck was often the key to victory, as without his hand, a player relied solely on luck to win the match. Therefore, a player would have to conserve his cards, as the four side deck cards would have to last him through the entire match.

Winning the game
There were four ways to win the set:

By outscore: After both players chose to stand, the player with the greatest score would win, provided that it was not over 20.

By going bust: If a player ended his turn with a score over 20, he was said to "bust", and the other player won.

By filling the table: In some rare occasions, if a player could place 9 cards on the table without busting, the player would receive an automatic win, if his/her score ended up being 20 or under.

By using the tiebreaker card: A golden tiebreaker card, when used last, brings victory to the user if both players have the same score.

In the event that a set is tied, no one gets a point for the set, and a new set is played. The first player to win three sets won the game, and whatever was being wagered.]]> <![CDATA[Star Wars - Headcannons / Creations / Fan-made stories]]> https://www.horuset.com/showthread.php?tid=573 Sat, 29 Apr 2023 10:29:55 +0000 Joslae]]> https://www.horuset.com/showthread.php?tid=573
I'll start off with something interesting I found on Youtube, made by the user "BOOFIRE191" which is a tie-in of Earth, origin of humans into the Star Wars Universe. Enjoy!
Part 0:


Part 1:


Part 2:


Part 3:


Part 4:


]]>
I'll start off with something interesting I found on Youtube, made by the user "BOOFIRE191" which is a tie-in of Earth, origin of humans into the Star Wars Universe. Enjoy!
Part 0:


Part 1:


Part 2:


Part 3:


Part 4:


]]> <![CDATA[The Darth Bane Collection free to read!]]> https://www.horuset.com/showthread.php?tid=572 Sat, 29 Apr 2023 10:27:52 +0000 Joslae]]> https://www.horuset.com/showthread.php?tid=572 The Darth Bane Trilogy

Darth Bane, if you were not already aware, is my (Alex's) favourite Sith of all time. Partly because of the depth into his story his trilogy of books delves into, but also because of the depth on some of the lore than can be readily applied to us. Lightsaber duels, Sith sorcery and teachings in meditation, holocrons and more illicit parts of society can all be found within the three novels. On top of this he introduces the Rule of Two which readily guides the Sith for centuries and is the catalyst that eventually does lead to the downfall of the Jedi in the form of Sideous. Well, online someone has very kindly uploaded all three books (Path of Destruction, Rule of Two and Dynasty of Evil) for anybody to read and I highly encourage any of you who want to read further into some of the Star Wars lore to do so. Come to love the true Sith'ari as I have, and improve your knowledge on the lore at the same time!

http://path-of-destruction.bib.bz/
http://rule-of-two.bib.bz/
http://dynasty-of-evil.bib.bz/]]> The Darth Bane Trilogy

Darth Bane, if you were not already aware, is my (Alex's) favourite Sith of all time. Partly because of the depth into his story his trilogy of books delves into, but also because of the depth on some of the lore than can be readily applied to us. Lightsaber duels, Sith sorcery and teachings in meditation, holocrons and more illicit parts of society can all be found within the three novels. On top of this he introduces the Rule of Two which readily guides the Sith for centuries and is the catalyst that eventually does lead to the downfall of the Jedi in the form of Sideous. Well, online someone has very kindly uploaded all three books (Path of Destruction, Rule of Two and Dynasty of Evil) for anybody to read and I highly encourage any of you who want to read further into some of the Star Wars lore to do so. Come to love the true Sith'ari as I have, and improve your knowledge on the lore at the same time!

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http://rule-of-two.bib.bz/
http://dynasty-of-evil.bib.bz/]]> <![CDATA[Star Wars PDF Collection!]]> https://www.horuset.com/showthread.php?tid=119 Fri, 14 Apr 2023 21:58:36 +0000 Trakaton Kalkoran]]> https://www.horuset.com/showthread.php?tid=119 Star WarsThe PDF collection

Hello my lovelies! The following is a collection of Star Wars related PDFs which range from books, to source-books, essential guides, encyclopedias, etc. All of them are free to read/download, and the list will simply keep on growing in time.
IMPORTANT BOOKS/WORKS ]]> Star WarsThe PDF collection

Hello my lovelies! The following is a collection of Star Wars related PDFs which range from books, to source-books, essential guides, encyclopedias, etc. All of them are free to read/download, and the list will simply keep on growing in time.
IMPORTANT BOOKS/WORKS ]]>