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RISE OF THE EMPIRE1003-980 B.B.Y. (2653-2653 A.T.C.)The Battle of Ruusanand the Rule of Two1,000 B.B.Y.-0 B.B.Y.(2653 A.T.C. -3653 A.T.C.)1000 B.B.Y. (2653 A.T.C.)“DARKNESS SHARED”Bill SlavicsekStar Wars Gamer #1Six months prior to the Battle of Ruusan.Between chapters 20 and 21 of Darth Bane:Path of Destruction.996 B.B.Y. (2657 A.T.C.)“ALL FOR YOU”Adam GallardoTales #17Volume 5The sequence here is intentional. Though I amkeeping the given date, this story would seemto make more sense placed prior to the Battleof Ruusan and the fall of the Sith.
18PATH OF DESTRUCTIONDarth BaneDrew KarpyshynThe date of this novel has been shifted aroundsomewhat. The comic Jedi vs. Sith, off of whichit is based, has been dated 1032 B.B.Y and1000 B.B.Y. The latter is the more commonlyaccepted date for the story. However, theofficial timeline in the Del Rey novels places itat 1020 B.B.Y, and this seems the mostconsistent with the novel’s opening disclaimerthat it takes place 1000 years prior to the fallof the Republic and the rise of Palpatine toEmperor. The Essential Reader’s Companionand the Star Wars Books page on Facebooklocked down the dates at 1003-1000 B.B.Y.,and the following novels accordingly. This isprobably the “correct” and final date, though Isuspect that regardless of the source, 1000years was originally meant to be a round figurerather than a precise one (or, perhaps moretruthfully, I find it unlikely that major eventsalways have to happen on the millennialmileposts).JEDI vs. SITHwith the Sith). This was an issue dealt with inthe Ruusan Reformations, marking thebeginning of the Rule of Two for the Sith, andthe reformation of the Republic and the JediOrder. This has also been borne out by the factthat in The Clone Wars, the members of thecurrent Galactic Republic still refer to theformer era as “The Old Republic” (an error thatin this case works in the favor of retcons, Ibelieve). The events of this graphic novel wereadapted and overwritten by Chapters 26Epilogue of Darth Bane: Path of Destructionand the opening chapters of Darth Bane: Ruleof Two.“BANE OF THE SITH”Kevin J. AndersonStar Wars Gamer #3The events of this story were adapted andoverwritten by Darth Bane: Rule of Two. Takesplace between chapters 7 and 8 of that novel.RULE OF TWODarth BaneDrew Karpyshyn#1-6Darko MacanOriginally, this novel was slated to be writtenby Elizabeth Hand (Boba Fett #3-6).In A New Hope, Obi-Wan says that the JediKnights were the guardians of peace andjustice in the Old Republic for over a thousandgenerations, and in Attack of the Clones theSupreme Chancellor says that the Republic hasstood for a thousand years. That means thatthe Jedi Knights have guarded the peace andjustice for approximately twenty-four thousandyears longer than the Republic actually existed.While most authors have stuck with theoriginal ancient dates (which would benecessary for any of the Tales of the Jedi andKnights of the Old Republic era stories to be inany way canonical), some (including MattStover) have indicated a preference for themillennium-old Republic (though he doesmention the Sith Wars). It is my opinion thatthe intention of the line was not to show howold the Republic itself was, but how long it hadbeen since the last major war (presumably
19that they have been re-canonized, so thiscould be placed during the Clone Wars as analternate version of those events. It could alsobe considered a legend based on the true factsof the Dark Jedi insurrection and the exploits ofYoda’s youth (which could make a certainamount of sense, given the fact that the CloneWars era records were fragmented after thePurge).“THE APPRENTICE”Mike DenningTales #17Volume 5Though the exact placement of this story isuncertain, the era is definitely between theRule of Two and the Revenge of the Sith. I’veput it here to space it a bit from the DarthBane novels, and to show that this is now thecommon practice for the Sith.DYNASTY OF EVILDarth BaneDrew Karpyshyn700 B.B.Y. (2953 A.T.C.)“HEART OF DARKNESS”Paul LeeTales #16Volume 4I don’t know why this isn’t a Clone Wars tale,as the events off of which the story was basedwere originally meant to take place during thatperiod. Yoda (whose name was originally MinchYoda in old drafts of Episode V) had ashowdown on Dagobah, creating the dark sidecave. Supposedly the events had at one timebeen written out of continuity, but I believe165 B.B.Y. (3488 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:Chewbacca and the Slavers of theShadowlands
20c. 115 B.B.Y. (3538 A.T.C.)67 B.B.Y. (3586 A.T.C.)THE JEDI PATHDaniel Wallacec. 100 B.B.Y. (3553 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:Chewbacca, Chapter 1: Mallatobuck89 B.B.Y. (3566 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:Legacy of the Jedi, Chapters 1-6:Dooku76/74 B.B.Y. (3553/3555 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:Legacy of the Jedi, Chapters 7-13:Dooku and Qui-Gon Jinn72 B.B.Y. (3557 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:Order 66, Chapter 1“THE TENEBROUS WAY”Matthew Woodring Stover88-67 B.B.Y. (3565-3586 A.T.C.)#130VOW OF JUSTICEStar Wars [Republic] #4-6Jan StrnadPrelude to RebellionOmnibus: Rise of the SithFLASHBACK:Darth Plagueis, Part One: Enlistment60 B.B.Y. (3593 A.T.C.)The ongoing Star Wars comic series from DarkHorse became Republic at issue #48 in orderto further differentiate it from the other StarWars titles in publication at the time. Asnothing changed except the addition of thesubtitle, it seemed appropriate to retroactivelyretitle the stories in that series. However,brackets have been added to denote when atitle is merely used for convenience rather thanofficiality.FLASHBACK:Millennium Falcon, Chapter 158 B.B.Y. (3595 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:StonesJango Fett—Open Seasons, Chapter 1:Summer
2155 B.B.Y. (3598 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:Chewbacca, Chapter 2: AttichitcukChewbacca, Chapter 3: Ssoh, or ASlaver’s Lot53 B.B.Y. (3600 A.T.C.)the Hope Diamond. It’s not the name of a typeof crystal; it was the name of that particularcrystal, which happened to have the uniqueForce-magnifying properties. While one couldsay that it is equivalent to calling all facialtissues Kleenex, it still doesn’t follow, sincethat crystal is a legendary artifact in Splinter ofthe Mind’s Eye, not a well-known gem.52 B.B.Y. (3601 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:Darth Plagueis, Part Two: Apprenticedto PowerJango Fett—Open Seasons, Chapter 2:Fall51 B.B.Y. (3602 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:The Wrath of Darth Maul, Chapter 1THE DARK SIDE50 B.B.Y. (3603 A.T.C.)Jedi #1-4Volume 1Scott AllieFLASHBACK:The Wrath of Darth Maul, Chapter 2“HEAD TRIP”A prequel of sorts to the Jedi Apprentice series.Makes reference to “a Kaiburr crystal” to use inthe replacement of Qui-Gon’s destroyedlightsaber. What this author and others havefailed to realize (perhaps because they arerelying upon sourcebooks rather than thesource book) is that the Kaiburr Crystal is likeJeff GrubbThe Roleplaying Game
2248 B.B.Y. (3605 A.T.C.)“SURVIVORS”Jim KruegerTales #13Volume 4FLASHBACK:The Wrath of Darth Maul, Chapter 3humorous or simply interesting tales, and notintended to have any bearing in the slighteston the overall canon, others are morenebulous, and their canonicity difficult to lockdown. Rather than debate about these “shadesof gray” stories, I think it is simpler to allowthe reader to determine for himself what kindof story he’s reading. Most of the time, as inthe case of this one, it’s fairly obvious.44 B.B.Y. (3609 A.T.C.)The Apprenticeship of Obi-Wan Kenobiand the Stark Hyperspace WarTHE RISING FORCE47 B.B.Y. (3606 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:The Wrath of Darth Maul, Chapters 4-746 B.B.Y. (3607 A.T.C.)“YADDLE’S TALE: THE ONE BELOW”Dean MotterTales #5Volume 2Jedi Apprentice #1Dave WolvertonDave Wolverton writes under the name DaveFarland now, and is best known for hisRunelords series.THE DARK RIVALJedi Apprentice #2Jude WatsonTHE HIDDEN PAST“GEORGE R. BINKS”Tony MillionaireTales #20Volume 5Jedi Apprentice #3Jude WatsonTHE MARK OF THE CROWNJedi Apprentice #4Jude Watson45 B.B.Y. (3608 A.T.C.)“HATE LEADS TO LOLLIPOPS”Dave McCaigTales #8Volume 4DEFENDERS OF THE DEADJedi Apprentice #5Jude WatsonTHE UNCERTAIN PATHI have decided to place “Infinities”—parodiesand stories of dubious canonicity—within themain body of the timeline, rather than in anappendix of apocrypha, for one reason: Whilesome of these are obviously meant to beJedi Apprentice #6Jude Watson
23CAPTIVE TEMPLEJedi Apprentice #7Jude Watson43 B.B.Y. (3610 A.T.C.)“CHILDREN OF THE FORCE”Jason HallTales #11Volume 4THE DAY OF RECKONINGJedi Apprentice #8Jude WatsonFLASHBACK:The Wrath of Darth Maul, Chapter 8The Life and Legend of Obi-WanKenobi, Chapter 1Legacy of the Jedi, Chapters 14-19:Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan KenobiTHE DEADLY HUNTERJedi Apprentice #11Jude WatsonTHE EVIL EXPERIMENT“MYTHOLOGY”Chris EliopoulosTales #14Volume 4Because the first eight books of the JediApprentice series form an unbroken narrative,it was necessary to find a gap in which to placethe events of The Stark Hyperspace War andthis short tale relayed by Qui-Gon to a youngObi-Wan. It seemed appropriate to have theJedi Master giving a lesson on attachment afterthe experiences on Melida/Daan.FLASHBACK:Jedi Apprentice: Special Edition—Deceptions, Chapters 1-10The Stark Hyperspace WarTHE FIGHT FOR TRUTHJedi Apprentice #9Jude WatsonTHE SHATTERED PEACEJedi Apprentice #10Jude WatsonJedi Apprentice #12Jude WatsonTHE DANGEROUS RESCUEJedi Apprentice #13Jude Watson41 B.B.Y. (3612 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:The Wrath of Darth Maul, Chapter 9THE TIES THAT BINDJedi Apprentice #14Jude WatsonTHE DEATH OF HOPEJedi Apprentice #15Jude WatsonTHE CALL TO VENGEANCEJedi Apprentice #16Jude Watson
24THE AURORIENT EXPRESS40 B.B.Y. (3613 A.T.C.)THE ONLY WITNESSJedi Apprentice #17Jude WatsonTHE THREAT WITHINJedi Apprentice #18Jude WatsonFLASHBACK:[Jedi Quest: Special Edition]—Secretsof the Jedi, Chapters 1-20Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan #1, 2Mike KennedyOmnibus: Rise of the Sith37 B.B.Y. (3616 A.T.C.)LAST STAND AT ORD MANTELLQui-Gon and Obi-Wan #1-3Randy StradleyOmnibus: Rise of the Sith“THE SECRET OF TET-AMI”Fabien NiceizaTales #13Volume 4“DREAMSCAPE”FLASHBACK:The Wrath of Darth Maul, Chapter 12“RESTRAINT”Darth MaulJames LucenoDarth Maul: Shadow Hunter(paperback, 2011 reprint)AnthologyNathan P. ButlerStar Wars Fan Works39 B.B.Y. (3614 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:The Wrath of Darth Maul, Chapters 10,11The Rise and Fall of Darth Vader,Chapter 1Jedi Apprentice: Special Edition—TheFollowers, Chapters 1-12Ties in directly with the Darth Plagueis novel,and with Darth Maul’s updated and revisedbackstory.36 B.B.Y. (3617 A.T.C.)“NAMELESS”Christian ReadTales #10Volume 338 B.B.Y. (3615 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:The Rise and Fall of Darth Vader,Chapter 2“AURRA’S SONG”Dean MotterDark Horse Presents AnnualOmnibus: Rise of the Sith
25FLASHBACK:Once Bitten“LIFE, DEATH, AND THE LIVING FORCE”Jim WoodringTales #7Volume 2“THE MONSTER”Daniel WallaceStar Wars Gamer #2ACTS OF WAR“SWIM MEET”Jeff QuickJedi Council #1-4Randy StradleyOmnibus: Rise of the SithRESCUE IN THE CORE34 B.B.Y. (3619 A.T.C.)FLASHBACK:Jedi Quest: The Path to Truth, PrologueJango Fett: Open Seasons, Chapter 3:Winter“JEDI CHEF, OR PIZZA HUTT”Randy StradleyTales #7Volume 2Episode I Adventures #9Ryder WindhamTHE FESTIVAL OF WARRIORSEpisode I Adventures #10Ryder WindhamPIRATES FROM BEYOND THE SEAEpisode I Adventures #11Ryder Windham33 B.B.Y. (3620 A.T.C.)“THE PREDATORS(THE SMUGGLERS OF NABOO)”Owen K.C. StephensStar Wars Gamer #3THE BONGO RALLYEpisode I Adventures #12Ryder Windham“THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN TARPALS”UNDERSTANDING THE JEDI CODERyder WindhamTales #3Volume 1J.D. WikerStar Wars Gamer #1Takes place during the final pages of TheBongo Rally.FLASHBACK:The Rise and Fall of Darth Vader,Chapter 3
26PRELUDE TO REBELLION32 B.B.Y. (3621 A.T.C.)Star Wars [Republic] #0-6Jan StrnadPrelude to RebellionOmnibus: Rise of the Sith“SABOTEUR”Darth MaulJames LucenoE-book novella, printed in the paperbackversion of Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter.FLASHBACK:Cloak of Deception, Dorvalla,Coruscant, The Outlying Systems“SHADOWS OF CORUSCANT”Andy Collins, Bill Slavicsek, and J.D. WikerRoleplaying Game Core RulebookDARTH MAUL#1-4Ron MarzOmnibus: Rise of the Sith6 months prior to the Battle of Naboo“MARKED”Rob WilliamsTales #24Volume 6
27OBI-WANQUEEN IN DISGUISEEpisode IMonica Kulling“THE STARFIGHTER TRAP”Steve MillerStar Wars Gamer #1STARFIGHTERSEARCH FOR THE LOST JEDIEpisode I Adventures #1Ryder WindhamTHE BARTOKK ASSASSINSEpisode I Adventures #2Ryder WindhamCLOAK OF DECEPTIONJames LucenoTHE FURY OF DARTH MAULEpisode I Adventures #3Ryder WindhamJEDI EMERGENCYEpisode I Adventures #4Ryder Windham“URCHINS”Stan SakaiTales #14Volume 4FLASHBACK:Thank the Maker“A SUMMER’S DREAM”Terry MooreTales #5Volume 25 months prior to the Battle of NabooThank the Maker flashes back and forth in timefrom 3 A.B.Y., concurrent to the events of TheEmpire Strikes Back, and 33 B.B.Y., the yearprior to Episode I. It gives perhaps a morerealistic notion of Anakin’s having “made”Threepio. It also allows for Threepio’s variousbackstories to work.
28ANAKIN’S FATEThe Battle of NabooMark CerasiniTHE GHOSTLING CHILDRENEpisode I Adventures #5Dave WolvertonTHE SEARCH FOR AKAKIN SKYWALKEREpisode I Adventures #6Dave Wolverton1 week prior to The Phantom MenaceCAPTURE ARAWYNNEEpisode I Adventures #7Dave WolvertonTROUBLE ON TATOOINEEpisode I Adventures #8Dave WolvertonSHADOW HUNTERGeorge LucasDarth MaulMichael Reaves1. Star Wars Main Title/Arrival at Naboo4. Jar Jar’s Introduction/The Swim to OtohGunga10. Passage through the Planet Core14. The Droid Invasion/The Appearance ofDarth Maul11. Watto’s Deal/Kids at Play7. The Arrival at Tatooine/The Flag Parade9. Anakin Defeats Sebulba3. Anakin’s Theme8. He is the Chosen One The Trip to the NabooTemple/The Audience with Boss Nass12. Panaka/The Queen’s Protectors2. Duel of the Fates15. Qui-Gon’s Noble End13. Queen Amidala/The Naboo Palace5. The Sith Spacecraft/The Droid Battle16. The High Council Meeting/Qui-Gon’s
29Funeral17. Augie’s Great Municipal Band/End CreditsJohn WilliamsSony Records“SECRETS OF NABOO”Steve Miller and J.D. WikerTerry BrooksThe Prequel Trilogy“DANGERS OF THE CORE”Jim K. Thomas#1-4Henry GilroyOmnibus: The Complete SagaBATTLE FOR THEEDMichael A. StackpoleManga #1, 2Kia AsamiyaPatricia WredeTHE QUEEN’S AMULETJulianne BailmanJohn WhitmanDANGER ON NABOOW. Haden BlackmanAll stories between here and Episode I Journal:Darth Maul are concurrent with Episode I: ThePhantom Menace.THE GUNGAN FRONTIEROBI-WAN’S ADVENTURESJEDI POWER BATTLESEpisode I Adventures #13A.L. Singer
30ANAKIN SKYWALKER“THE AMATEUR”Episode I AdventuresTimothy TrumanOmnibus: Emissaries and AssassinsPodracing Tales #5Randy StradleyQUEEN AMIDALAJAR JAR’S MISTAKENancy KrulikEpisode I AdventuresMark SchultzOmnibus: Emissaries and AssassinsWATCH OUT, JAR JAR!Nancy KrulikANAKIN’S PIT DROIDJustine and Ron Fontes“PODRACING TALES”Podracing Tales #1Randy Stradley“THE SABOTEUR”Podracing Tales #2Randy Stradley“DAY OF THE BOONTA”Podracing Tales #6Randy Stradley“THE RACE”Podracing Tales #7Randy Stradley“THE FAVORITE”Podracing Tales #3Randy Stradley“THE CONSPIRATORS”PODRACE!Lara BergenRACERPodracing Tales #4Randy StradleyPIT DROIDS
31SUPER BOMBAD RACINGANAKIN TO THE RESCUECecilia VennTATOOINE GRUDGE MATCHJ.D. WikerStar Wars Gamer #1ANAKIN’S RACE TO FREEDOMAlice AlfonsiPODRACE TO FREEDOMEpisode I Adventures #14A.L. SingerQUI-GON JINNEpisode I AdventuresRyder WindhamOmnibus: Emissaries and Assassins“THE AFTERMATH”#8Randy StradleyDARTH MAUL’S REVENGEEric AlmondSITH ATTACK!Lara BergenTHE FINAL BATTLEEpisode I Adventures #15A.L. SingerFLASHBACK:The Life and Legend of Obi-WanKenobi, Chapter 2The Rise and Fall of Darth Vader,Chapters 4-6The Wrath of Darth Maul, Chapters 1317BATTLE OF NABOO
32“END GAME”Darth MaulJames LucenoIncluded in the 2011 paperback reprint of ThePhantom Menace. Details the fact that Maulsurvives Kenobi’s bisection, as per The CloneWars.“FORCE FICTION”1-6 months after the Battle of NabooKevin RubioTales #7Volume 2OUTLANDERStar Wars [Republic] #7-12Timothy TrumanOmnibus: Emissaries and AssassinsOBI-WAN KENOBIEpisode I AdventuresHenry GilroyOmnibus: Emissaries and AssassinsEMISSARIES TO MALASTAREStar Wars [Republic] #13-18Timothy TrumanOmnibus: Emissaries and AssassinsDARTH PLAGUEISJames LucenoPrologue and Part Three: MasteryQUEEN AMIDALAEpisode I JournalJude WatsonANAKIN SKYWALKEREpisode I JournalTodd StrasserDARTH MAULEpisode I JournalJude WatsonThe Dark Horse Comics Companion lists this asJedi Council: Emissaries to Malastare. Thereasons for this are slightly obscure; it doesindeed feature members of the Jedi Council,but it is not part of that series, per se. Nor is itin any way a sequel or continuation of Acts ofWar. Rather, it is part of the ongoing Star Warsline, prior to its retitling as Star Wars:Republic.“PERIL IN THE IONOSPHERE”Steve MillerStar Wars Gamer #1
33“FETT CLUB”“THE NOVA CRYSTAL”Kevin RubioTales #24Volume 6Bill SlavicsekStar Wars Gamer #10THE LIVING FORCE CAMPAIGNBOUNTY HUNTERW. Haden Blackman1.2.3.4.Jango FettBando Gora ThemeJango Confronts MontrossKomari Vosa Theme“OPERATION: CLODHOPPER”Cory J. HerndonJeremy Soule“THE RYCAR RUN”OPEN SEASONSBrian CampbellJango Fett #1-4W. Haden BlackmanOmnibus: Emissaries and Assassins“INCIDENT AT HORN STATION”Frame story. Part Four, Spring, takes place inthe present.Dan JolleyTales #2Volume 1FLASHBACK:The Life and Legend of Obi-WanKenobi, Chapter 3TWILIGHT“NOMAD”Rob WilliamsTales #21Volume 631 B.B.Y. (3622 A.T.C.)The Trials of Quinlan Vos“DEEP SPOILERS”Ryder WindhamStar Wars Gamer #4Star Wars [Republic] #19-22John OstranderOmnibus: Quinlan Vos—Jedi in Darkness
34“HEART OF FIRE”Timothy TrumanDark Horse Extra #35-37Omnibus: Menace Revealed“Heart of Fire” is erroneously placed before TheHunt for Aurra Sing (in which Xiaan Amersu’smaster is killed) and dated 31 B.B.Y. in theOmnibus.“DEAL WITH A DEMON”John OstranderTales #3Volume 1INFINITY’S ENDStar Wars [Republic] #23-26Pat MillsOmnibus: Quinlan Vos—Jedi in DarknessDARKNESSStar Wars [Republic] #32-35John OstranderOmnibus: Quinlan Vos—Jedi in DarknessSTARCRASHStar Wars [Republic] #27Doug PetrieOmnibus: Menace RevealedTHE STARK HYPERSPACE WARStar Wars [Republic] #36-39John OstranderOmnibus: Quinlan Vos—Jedi in Darkness30 B.B.Y. (3623 A.T.C.)THE HUNT FOR AURRA SINGStar Wars [Republic] #28-31Timothy TrumanOmnibus: Menace Revealed“BAD BUSINESS”John OstranderTales #8Volume 2THE DEVARONIAN VERSIONStar Wars [Republic] #40, 41John OstranderOmnibus: Quinlan Vos—Jedi in Darkness
35RITE OF PASSAGE“STANDOFF ON LERITOR”Star Wars [Republic] #42-45John OstranderOmnibus: Quinlan Vos—Jedi in DarknessFLASHBACK:Republic Commando: Triple Zero,Chapter 1Peter SchweighoferStar Wars Gamer #10“HIRED GUNS”Sterling Hershey“JEDI LESSONS”Jef CzekajStar Wars Kids Magazine #3“SNOW JOB”Daniel KaufmanStar Wars Gamer #2“KASHYYYK IN FLAMES”J.D. WikerStar Wars Gamer #4“JEDI’S LEGACY”S. John RossStar Wars Gamer #1029 B.B.Y. (3624 A.T.C.)The Adventures of Anakin SkywalkerDECEPTIONSJedi Apprentice: Special Edition #1Jude WatsonChapters 11-23
36The comic refers to Hosk Station, a fixture inthe Droids comics also written by Windham.ROGUE PLANETGreg Bear27 B.B.Y. (3626 A.T.C.)THE WAY OF THE APPRENTICETHE FOLLOWERSJedi Quest #1Jude WatsonJedi Apprentice: Special Edition #2Jude WatsonJANGO FETTChapters 13-27Ron MarzOmnibus: Menace RevealedOUTBOUND FLIGHTTimothy ZahnZAM WESSELLRon MarzOmnibus: Menace Revealed“THE EYES OF REVOLUTION”Warren FuVisionariesTHE TRAIL OF THE JEDIJedi Quest #2Jude WatsonErroneously titled “A Shell without a Soul” inThe Star Wars Comics Companion.28 B.B.Y. (3625 A.T.C.)AURRA SINGBounty HuntersTimothy TrumanOmnibus: Menace RevealedPATH TO TRUTHJedi QuestJude WatsonTHE DANGEROUS GAMESJedi Quest #1-4Ryder WindhamOmnibus: Menace RevealedJedi Quest #3Jude Watson
37“DINING AT DEX’S”THE SCHOOL OF FEARGregory WalkerJedi Quest #5Jude WatsonTHE SHADOW TRAP“RECKONINGS”Jedi Quest #6Jude WatsonCory J. HerndonStar Wars Gamer #7THE MOMENT OF TRUTHJedi Quest #7Jude Watson“DEATH, DIRT, AND THE NERF RANCHER’SDAUGHTER”Cory J. Herndon“POISON MOON”Michael CarriglettoDark Horse Extra #44-47Omnibus: Menace Revealed26 B.B.Y. (3627 A.T.C.)CROSSBONESStarfighter #1-3W. Haden BlackmanOmnibus: Menace Revealed24 B.B.Y. (3629 A.T.C.)RACER REVENGEErroneously dated at 24 B.B.Y. in the Omnibus(interior text says six years after the Battle ofNaboo, which would be 26 B.B.Y. And Ithought my math was bad ).“THE SITH IN THE SHADOW”Bob HarrisTales #13Volume 4CHANGING OF THE GUARDJedi Quest #8Jude WatsonTHE FALSE PEACEJedi Quest #9Jude Watson25 B.B.Y. (3628 A.T.C.)THE MASTER OF DISGUISEJedi Quest #4Jude Watson
38“REPUTATION”“A JEDI’S WEAPON”Ari MarmellHenry GilroyFree Comic Book Day May 21, 2002#136An early tale of bounty hunter Cad Bane (TheClone Wars). Placement per The EssentialReader’s Companion.THE FINAL SHOWDOWNJedi Quest #10Jude WatsonHUNT THE SUN RUNNER[Episode II] Adventures #1Ryder WindhamTHE CAVERN OF SCREAMING SKULLS[Episode II] Adventures #2Ryder Windham“STONES”W. Haden BlackmanTales #13Volume 4HONOR AND DUTYRepublic #46-48John OstranderTHE HOSTAGE PRINCESS[Episode II] Adventures #3Ryder WindhamJANGO FETT VS. THE RAZOR EATERS[Episode II] Adventures #4Ryder WindhamTHE SHAPE-SHIFTER STRIKESAt this point in the publishing schedule, DarkHorse Comics decided to title this seriesRepublic in order to distinguish it from otherStar Wars series they were putting out.[Episode II] Adventures #5Ryder WindhamTHE WARLORDS OF BALMORRA23 B.B.Y. (3630 A.T.C.)“THE WAY OF THE WARRIOR”Peter AlilunasTales #18Volume 5[Episode II] Adventures #6Ryder Windham“DROID SHOWDOWN”Adventures Magazine #5“PROTECT THE SENATOR”Adventures Magazine #7
39“PUZZLE PEACE”The Battle of GeonosisScott BeattyTales #13Volume 422 B.B.Y. (3631 A.T.C.)JEDI STARFIGHTER“PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT”Jason HallOmnibus: Menace RevealedHolonet NewsVol. 531: 45, 46“DAGOBAH”Kevin J. AndersonThe Illustrated Star Wars UniverseHolonet NewsVol. 531: 47-51FLASHBACK:Attack of the Clones, Prologue,Chapters 1-3THE APPROACHING STORMAlan Dean FosterHolonet NewsVol. 531: 52-55George Lucas1. Main Title and Ambush on Coruscant6. Anakin and Padme3. Zam the Assassin and Chase throughCoruscant5. Departing Coruscant4. Yoda and the Younglings2. Across the Stars—Love Theme8. The Meadow Picnic7. Jango’s Escape10. Return to Tatooine9. Bounty Hunter’s Pursuit11. Tusken Camp and the Homestead14. On the Conveyer Belt (Target ExclusiveBonus Track)12. Love Pledge and the Arena13. Confrontation with Dooku and The FinaleJohn WilliamsSony RecordsR.A. SalvatoreThe Prequel Trilogy
40#1-4Henry GilroyOmnibus: The Complete Saga“DEXTER JETTSTER”Kevin Rubio#65Patricia WredeJohn WhitmanANAKIN: APPRENTICEMark Cerasini“LAMA SU”Kevin RubioANAKIN SKYWALKER: A JEDI’S JOURNAL#67Scott CiecenJANGO FETT: BOUNTY HUNTEREric Arnold“JEDI VS. JANGO”Adventures Magazine #1“PRECIPICE”Chris Cassidy“THE INSULT THAT MADEA SITH OUT OF ANAKIN”Pablo HidalgoStar Wars Fan Club“MELVIN FETT”James KolchalkaTales #20Volume 5“ARENA ATTACK!”Adventures Magazine #3BATTLE IN THE ARENARon and Justine Fontes“CLONE STRIKE”J.D. Wiker
41FLASHBACK:Republic Commando: Hard Contact,Prologue, Chapter 1“FAILING UP WITH JAR JAR BINKS”Peter BoggeTales #20Volume 5“MACHINES OF WAR”Jason HallOmnibus: Menace RevealedFLASHBACK:The Life and Legend of Obi-WanKenobi, Chapter 4The Rise and Fall of Darth Vader,Chapters 7-9“THE LESSON”Adam GallardoTales #14Volume 4Holonet NewsVol. 531: 56“MOST PRECIOUS WEAPON”Jason HallOmnibus: Menace RevealedFLASHBACK:Wild Space, Chapters 1-3“NOBODY’S PERFECT”Peter BoggeTales #20Volume 5Though the entire Star Wars ExpandedUniverse is subject to being revised andoverwritten at any given time, the Clone Warsera is currently undergoing the most massiverevision of all. The “spine” of these storiesused to be the Republic comic series (the EUClone Wars was originally the brainchild of W.Haden Blackman). For this timeline, however, Ihave attempted to create a harmony with theexisting material and the new chronology asrevealed by the new framework of thetelevision show, which is the brainchild of StarWars creator George Lucas. (It should benoted that Star Wars was originally The StarWars, and that Lucas’s source of inspirationwas primarily the Saturday matinee, FlashGordon-style serial. The Clone Wars, with itscampy humor, fun adventure, and overalldisposable continuity, makes it clear that Lucasis continuing the series in a manner muchcloser to his original intent.)It has long been a maxim of mine thatauthors should rely primarily upon their ownmaterial unless they have consulted with otherauthors, and that overreaching oneself in anattempt to create a more perfect continuity hasmore often than not created problems ratherthan solving them. The more combinations ofdates and events referred to, the moreprecisely a story must be placed, and the moredifficult it is to place it if these start to conflict.Due to the number of errors caused bymultiple offhand references combined withhighly specific dates (not to mention theoverall rewrite of the entire Clone Wars era
42due to the animated television series),precision in this case does not equal accuracy.In the words of Randy Stradley, “The more youdefine, the more you confine.” Never has thisbeen made clearer than with the situationcurrently faced with The Clone Wars.The original Clone Wars novels and comicswere dated with a level of precision neverreached by other EU projects, and they allmade a point of referencing each otherfrequently (ostensibly with the goal of greatercohesion and continuity, though there were anumber of continuity errors caused in spiteof—and because of—this fact). Therefore,when the new television show came along, itmade a perfect continuity impossible. Somefactors must be either ignored or rescinded inpriority.My first inclination, while dealing with thefrustration of trying to reconcile thesedisharmonious views, was to ignore datestotally or events totally, with no in-between.Ignoring events made a nonsensical jumble ofthe era, however. After some thought, Idecided to go with a “best of both worlds”approach. I would do a kind of broad-sweepsharmony of the Clone Wars stories, rather thana precise reconciliation. “Harmony,” in amusical sense, does not mean a perfectsynchronicity, but rather the convergence oftwo or more different elements. Since GeorgeLucas has said that Star Wars should be likepoetry (i.e., it “rhymes” dramatically), andsince the films are loosely reminiscent of theRing Cycle, I thought it a logical extension tothink in musical terms for the arrangement ofthe stories (those taking place betweenEpisodes II and III, in particular). Therefore,my approach to The Clone Wars has beenbasically a two-stanza tone poem. The firststanza features primarily the rise of AnakinSkywalker to the station of Jedi Knight. All ofhis adventures as a Padawan learner arechronicled in order of occurrence. This is themain theme. Several tangentially-relatedmelodies are then played off to the side,seemingly having nothing to do with the maintheme, but always relating back to it in somefashion. (These would be the stories that maynot mention Anakin or mention him onlyperipherally, but tie in with other structuredstories that do reference or feature him moredirectly.)For the most part, those novels and comicsthat stand alone (that is, feature secondarycharacters and/or do not in any way mentionAnakin Skywalker’s particular phase of Jeditraining) have been left within the frameworkof Stanza Two, rather than in their positionsrelative to the Stanza One stories. In otherwords, they maintain their original placement,rather than being “compressed” to fit the newtimeline. There are many reasons for this, butfirst and foremost is the fact that I havealready had to place far too many storiesspanning three years into a gap of “fourweeks” (which is a date that simply must beignored, as well, if we want these stories to coexist in any logical, let alone canonical,fashion). While I know that this is fiction, I amalso well aware that I am already straining thebounds of credulity just to suggest that thesetwo “takes” on continuity can co-exist at all (asimilar dilemma exists for the Rebellion-eramaterial, particularly those stories that takeplace between the episodes of the classictrilogy). Since many of them feature storiesthat hinge upon their late placement in thewar, rather than relating back to the maincharacters, it seemed appropriate to reflectthis in the timeline. As more episodes arereleased, the more I see that a relativisticapproach must be used in order to maintaincontinuity between the mediums.I think one of the only reasons that fanseven continue to have this conversation about"where things fit" is that Star Wars is one ofthe only licensed properties to have made aclaim for cohesive continuity. I don’t read StarTrek novels, but even if one took into accountall the various time-traveling the charactersdo, I suspect that one would find the sameproblem there: too many tales to really fit, anddates that conflict with each others’ events,conflicting backstories, etc. Even the author ofthe Sherlock Holmes stories made a couple ofdating errors, and that was someone whocreated the character and wrote the serieshimself. Case in point, at least one story wasdated during the three-year period duringwhich Holmes was presumed dead. Obviously,either the date or the story itself would have tobe considered apocryphal. Since most wouldlike to keep the integrity of the stories,Sherlockians simply assumed that it was thedate that was in error.That this is very much the case here. WhileI don’t think that Karen Miller’s four-weeksafter-Geonosis date
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