Force Sensitive Archive
Thread: Some general questions about Jedi.
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Yogol
Wed Jan 05, 2005 5:14 pm
#1
Hi, I got some general questions about Jedi.
1. Do I get my first lightsaber for free ?
2. What resources are needed for LS ? And what stats matter ?
3. At what stage do you choice between dark and light Jedi ?
4. At what stage can you use holocrons to replenish your force bar ?
5. If you can use holocrons before the choice between dark and light, can you use bothholocrons ?
6. Do I need a pearl along the way or can I do it all with colored and clear crystals ?
7. Does the condition of colored crystals matter ?
8. Does the condition of clear crystals matter ?
9. Does the condition ofpearls matter ?
10. Is there a difference in needed resources or damage between single and dual lightsabers ?
Thanks !
Steven421
Wed Jan 05, 2005 5:37 pm
#3
1) No, you havecraft your first lightsaber as your ninth Padawan Trial when you are given the title of Jedi Initiate.
2) To craft your first saber, you'll first need a Generic Crafting Tool to make a Lightsaber Crafting Tool. This requires 10 metal, 6 mineral, and 8 chemical. To craft your training lightsaber, you'll need 10 mineral, 20 metal, 12 chemical, 10 gas. It also requires two refined crystal packs which take 10 steel, 20 gemstone, and 6 copper each. I'm not sure about the second part of your question.
3) You choose to be a Light or Dark Jediin the middle of your Knight Trials. Before that point, you're neither.
4) You can use Holochrons to replenish your Force bar the moment you receive your Force bar. (Jedi Padawan)
5) Yes.
6) No, lightsabers do not require pearls. Crystals are all you need.
7,8,9) Your crystals'/pearls' condition will wear down as you use them in your lightsaber, like the condition value of any other weapon. When it reaches 0, you can't use the crystal/pearl anymore.Your lightsaber condition, however, will always remain at maximum value.
10) Yes. You can check out the list for resource requirments in the Jedi forum in the stickied thread called "Jedi Revamp FAQ v5.2".
Hope this helped! 
Message Edited by Steven421 on 01-05-2005 06:38 PM
mag79s
Thu Jan 06, 2005 4:08 am
#5
2) always experiment for efficency. the lower the "force cost" the better.
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