Sylvar
taken from the comic Tales of the Jedi: Redemption #3 of 5
a Cathar Jedi, Sylvar was apprenticed to Vodo Siosk-Baas shortly
before the Great Sirth War. She was in love with Crado, whom she
had married for life. She was despised by Exar Kun, one of her
fellow students. In a training exercise with their lightsabers, Kun
tried to goad her into making mistakes. He eventually pushed
Sylvar over the edge, and she clawed him across the right cheek.
He nearly killed her, especially when she accused him of not being
a true Jedi. During the early times of the Sith War, Sylvar pursued
her lover to the Stenness System, where Crado and Oss Willum
were trying to kill Master Thon. She chose to fight Crado, and
considered him lost to her forever. Sylvar remained loyal to the Jedi
throughout the conflict, despite the fact that they allowed Ulic
Qel-Droma to live after his alliance with Exar Kun killed Crado and
nearly destroyed the Jedi Knights. During the Exis Convocation ten
years later, Sylvar's voice was strongest in denouncing the Jedi's
lack of action against Ulic. In an effort to divert her energies, Tott
Doneeta took her to Ryloth with him, during his attempt to heal the
rift between the Doneeta and R'lyek clans. Sylvar, skirting with the
Dark Side of the Force in her hatred of Ulic, roused the Doneeta
clan into a killing frenzy and nearly brought them into a war with the
R'lyek. Tott avoided the conflict, and was forced to return Sylvar to
Cathar. There, she met with Kharr and went on a blood hunt to try
and regain her focus. Unfortunately, she slaughtered an entire
colony of kiltiks before realizing that she was falling deeper into the
Dark Side. When she learned that Vima Sunrider had traveled to
Rhen Var to train under Ulic, Sylvar returned to Exis Station to
offer her assistance to Nomi in an effort to locate Vima. However,
Nomi had already left, so Sylvar hired Hoggon to take her to Rhen
Var, where she hoped to kill Ulic once and for all. She confronted
him, and when Ulic refused to kill her in battle, Sylvar found she
didn't have the heart to kill him either. She powered her lightsaber
off, but was unprepared for Hoggon's appearance. The little man
shot Ulic in the back, believing that he had killed the greatest traitor
to the Jedi order. Sylvar nearly killed Hoggon for his insolence, but
let him escape.
before the Great Sirth War. She was in love with Crado, whom she
had married for life. She was despised by Exar Kun, one of her
fellow students. In a training exercise with their lightsabers, Kun
tried to goad her into making mistakes. He eventually pushed
Sylvar over the edge, and she clawed him across the right cheek.
He nearly killed her, especially when she accused him of not being
a true Jedi. During the early times of the Sith War, Sylvar pursued
her lover to the Stenness System, where Crado and Oss Willum
were trying to kill Master Thon. She chose to fight Crado, and
considered him lost to her forever. Sylvar remained loyal to the Jedi
throughout the conflict, despite the fact that they allowed Ulic
Qel-Droma to live after his alliance with Exar Kun killed Crado and
nearly destroyed the Jedi Knights. During the Exis Convocation ten
years later, Sylvar's voice was strongest in denouncing the Jedi's
lack of action against Ulic. In an effort to divert her energies, Tott
Doneeta took her to Ryloth with him, during his attempt to heal the
rift between the Doneeta and R'lyek clans. Sylvar, skirting with the
Dark Side of the Force in her hatred of Ulic, roused the Doneeta
clan into a killing frenzy and nearly brought them into a war with the
R'lyek. Tott avoided the conflict, and was forced to return Sylvar to
Cathar. There, she met with Kharr and went on a blood hunt to try
and regain her focus. Unfortunately, she slaughtered an entire
colony of kiltiks before realizing that she was falling deeper into the
Dark Side. When she learned that Vima Sunrider had traveled to
Rhen Var to train under Ulic, Sylvar returned to Exis Station to
offer her assistance to Nomi in an effort to locate Vima. However,
Nomi had already left, so Sylvar hired Hoggon to take her to Rhen
Var, where she hoped to kill Ulic once and for all. She confronted
him, and when Ulic refused to kill her in battle, Sylvar found she
didn't have the heart to kill him either. She powered her lightsaber
off, but was unprepared for Hoggon's appearance. The little man
shot Ulic in the back, believing that he had killed the greatest traitor
to the Jedi order. Sylvar nearly killed Hoggon for his insolence, but
let him escape.
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taken from the comic Tales of the Jedi: Redemption #3 of 5
