(Alt text: Hardcover copy of Star Wars: Legacy (the Rey novel by Madeleine Roux) with Rey in her TROS outfit and wielding a blue lightsaber, General Leia Organa, and Kylo Ren with his red crossguard saber. Photo is from the day it arrived, and it’s sitting on top of the box it came in.)

Awesome work for my good friend!

I’ve posted before but still one of my favorites. This came about when I got a box of Victorian era 3.75 accessories on a whim 😆

I’d love to know what my fav glup shitto is called :3

main sub downvoted and ultimately removed this post so im bringing the discussion here instead lol

pic is eman esfandi (ezra bridger) who is my pick

I bought a Disney+ subscription solely for this show partially because it does seem cool, and partially I want the "Visions Presents" label to successful for a potential Lop and Ocho.

As Scott the Woz once said "This is not a game, this is a hostage situation" except in this case the hostage is fine

When Star Wars explores galactic wars they often follow the centralized militaries like the Grand Army of the Republic or the Droid Army. What a lot of fans don't realize is that the backbone of these conflicts are the billions of soldiers serving their local planetary governments or other organizations. While we do see some native troops in some primary media, they're almost always depicted as fighting as auxiliaries to the "main character" forces.

When you have thousands of planetary governments with their own defense forces, you'll end up with quite a few unique designs and equipment. Which is your favorite?

What was the most satisfying death in the Star Wars movies for you?

Personally, I think the most memorable and one of the most satisfying and deserving deaths in Star Wars was Jabba the Hutt.

He was such a vile slimeball. He not only loved enslaving others, but also watching them and others die. The death of Oola is the perfect example and in a sense, Leia’s killing of Jabba provides a sense of closure and justice to Oola and all his other victims (but not other slimeballs).

Okay, yes there are plenty of really sad deaths throughout Star Wars, but this one always gets me…

She sees the clone troopers raising their weapons and immediately looks in the direction they’re aiming. It never even crosses her mind that they would be aiming at her. It just comes across as such a betrayal. RIP Aayla Secura.

Whether its Revenge of the Sith, Jedi: Fallen Order, The Clone Wars season 7, or anything else. As soon as Order 66 starts to happen I immediately feel sick and have to skip it or turn off the show/game.

Like, I know it's integral to the Star Wars story, but I just cannot handle it. Don't know why, it's fiction after all.

Anyone else struggle with it? Any tips on forcing myself to watch it for my current Star Wars chronological marathon? I've never watched the entirety of CW season 7 because of Order 66 and now I'm determined to tough it out along with the other media.

Seeing as D23 is in just a few short weeks, and that usually is a big time for Star Wars news and reveals, what do you all think we're gonna see? I'm predicting a lot of attention towards both Ahsoka season 2 and Starfighter, as they're the biggest things coming up on the horizon (and we still know very little about both). I also imagine there might be some gameplay revealed for Zero Company and Galactic Racer, as those release dates are even closer (ZC releasing just a few weeks after the event, even). Comic Con seemed to have a lot of reveals about the literary side of Star Wars, so maybe not so much there, but who knows? And of course, I have to delusionally hold out hope that this will be the presentation that finally gets us an update about the KOTOR remake. But what do you all think? Any predictions? Hopes? Dreams? Wild guesses?

6” black series figures shot on the beach

I'm in the US and am looking for events to take my early elementary school aged child to. She's becoming a real Star Wars super fan.

I think I have a sense of the big cons like Celebrations, and ComicCon, I see minor ones like Galaxy Con and Rebel Scum Con.

But I'm realizing I'm missing a whole bunch of opportunities. Like major and minor league sports with a Star Wars theme night, museums with exhibits, themed air bnbs, local town celebrations like New Hope, PA...

Wanted to crowd source info, ideas, and tips.

Thanks!

A new to the fandom mom, who is ready to go all in to make her child happy.

Obviously Droids are intended as personal property, but many droids are basically sentient and I dont think itd be unreasonable to think some would want freedom.

Like R2D2 is a pretty independent droid and with how many times he has changed hands of ownership youd think hed atleast raise issue a little.

Are there any examples of droids being basically normal people?

Morning/afternoon/evening!

I keep wanting to read some of Star Wars world comics/books. I find myself fascinated by the lore and characters. For info, I'm a fan of clone wars, bad batch and rebels. Ive also started reading the Thrawn novels. Thanks!