|
You plan to take them on.. with just those? This article does not contain very many links to other articles, which would be of use for easy navigation.
After editing is complete, please place a note on the article's talk page and remove this message.
|
==Lightsaber Combat Guide==
Contains detailed information about lightsabers and lightsaber combat in regards to the Brotherhood. Authored by Muz Keibatsu Sadow, Xanos Zorrixor, and Macron. It may be found here.
Background
Xanos Zorrixor and Muz Ashen Keibatsu had uncovered a wondrous artifact on a mission into wild space. Previously thought to have been absorbed by Revan, the Holocron of Tulak Hord was found by the Sadows. The pair received special dispensation to study the ancient artifact, provided that they created a new Holocron for the Brotherhood to use, an item generally referred to as the Lightsaber Combat Guide or the Sepros Holocron.
File:Scgholocron.jpgThe Active Saber Combat Guide Holocron
The pair studied for months, practicing the techniques that the ancient blademaster proscribed for weeks on end, absorbing as much information as possible on all of the forms of combat before crafting the Holocron itsel, a dark metal pyramid etched in ancient words. They encoded themselves as the Gatekeepers of the Dark Side Holocron, Muz and Xanos teaching the students about the various forms of combat, and a less easily found mad alchemist who extols the virtues of various crystals used in sabercraft.
The Holocron is often returned to the Herald for minor tweaking, the Gatekeepers sometimes overzealous in their demanding for their students to train harder, often resulting in severely wounded acolytes.
Trivia
- There are Thirteen different forms of Lightsaber Combat.
- Lus Ma is discussed briefly in the Guide, but not enough information exists to develop a true form out of it.
- Since no famous canon characters are known for practicing Sokan, Muz used pictures of himself.
- Trakata was not a full form in the original Saber Combat Guide, but new books were published that helped distinguish it into a true form in its own right.