phantompain

wow, thats a headache. The only droid rebellion that I remember in legends happened against palpatine. And, i am going with the cannon of the jedi losing most of the historical information from the high republic era due to repeated purges and one civil war. I don't think I can do multiple universes, that's just asking for trouble.

in legends, not in cannon. Besides, the mc also has no idea of history before a certain point due to the purge. Also, jedi fell plenty of time resulting in a loss of history.

Oh I know that one. One where the jedi master held the sith lightsaber by the blade right.

and somethinh that they would find along their way.

And there would be no planet where the aformentioned bacteria can be found. It will come in time, for now I will use juvan or rejuv which would be a very lesser version of Bacta. I think first came Kolto, then Juvan and finally Bacta. Juvan was also known as rejuv. True bacta tanks will com much later. CHallenge would be finding the Vratixia renanicus, the barley which is the major component of a Bacta tank and the other components as well. I plan to have them scattered.

The bartarians are a problem to the council races. They wanted the humans to counter them and keep them busy. The reason the humans were given leave to expland within the SKyllian verge was for this very reason. It would give the council to reinforce its own borders to take further action.

Jath'amon, That was his name. This one that died is his pre decessor. Same in the way the current salarian predecessor is here. He has to play a role so he has a name.

I would encourage you to read the light novel. It really show her degradation. The line at the end when she understands that the battlefield is not ruled by logic but be emotion is one where she shows so much growth.

Make no mistake, Tanya does have a lot of sociopathic tendencies: cold, calculating, and often sees others as objects she can use to her advantage. This allowed her to rise rapidly through the ranks of her careers in both lives. Tanya places her faith in numbers, following the Chicago School of Economy, which states that everything has a price.

Tanya has an iron-clad belief in her ideology and methodology, which is also why she is oblivious of the fact that what she did in her previous life didn't give the same result in her current career and timeline. More often than not, she has assumed other soldiers would share her mindset, such as refusing to apply for a dangerous assignment, leading her to a series of failures in achieving her goal. While she did notice she didn't get the results she wanted, Tanya stubbornly believes her method isn't the reason.