Multiple different faiths revolving around beliefs in the Force convene for supposedly the greater good. The Convocation is an inter-faith type of organization on Jedha. At any rate, Oliviah works with the Convocation. Of course, we know these statues from Rogue One:Īpparently, even hundreds of years before Rogue One, three of these statues were already fallen and one remained. The back-up story opens on Oliviah Zeveron meditating in front of one of the massive Jedi statues on Jedha. But, there is a second back-up story in this issue! And this back-up issue actually has more first appearances and cameo than the main story! Now, I don’t want to give you the entire story, so I’ll leave it there. It’s Adept Tarna Miak, a Sorcerer of Tund! That’s right, it’s confirmed! The Sorcerers of Tund have made their first comic appearance! This is Tey Sirrek! Mike Mayhew has an exclusive cover which is Tey’s first cover appearance available over here.īut Vildar spots an ominous red robe in the crowd! Given his past, he reacts defensively. However, a “real” Truthsayer of Bpfassh” shows up offended and a disagreement in the market ensues. She claims to be a Truthsayer of Bpfassh. They pass an exhibitor at a booth, Ran Yaltan. Anybody who has read Path of Deceitby now will know what that’s about… New Pages! She tells him they won’t be headed to the Convocation as planned, but to check out a theft of a Force Artifact. Upon landing, Vildar meets up with his new Padawan, Matthea Cathley. They’ve never appeared in a comic before, though! More recently, in canon, they were mentioned in Dooku: Jedi Lost and this week’s The High Republic: Path of Deceit. From their they made role-playing game appearances and appearances in novels as recently as Darth Plagueis. Their stories continued on in Lando Calrissian and the Flamewind of Oseonand Lando Calrissian and the Starcave of ThonBoka. The Sorcerers of Tund have a long Expanded Universe and Legends history going back to 1983 in the Lando Calrissian and the Mindharp of Sharu novel where they made their first appearance. The Kiffar man is flashing back to his childhood on his homeworld and the horrors of what appears to be a Sorcerer of Tund terrorizing his people! Vildar is having a nightmare while on his flight. We’ve seen this stuff so far from the preview available a few weeks ago.
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Ok, so we star with Jedi Vildar Mac arriving for a new assignment on Jedha. Of course, if you don’t want to be spoiled, don’t read ahead!Īlso don’t forget to check out the Drunk Wooky Star Wars The High Republic phase II checklist to see every book, comic, and variant for the entirety of the phase.īEWARE! SPOILERS ABOUND AFTER THIS SENTENCE! We’ve got over a dozen first appearances and cameos in this issue and I think probably 3-4 are going to be major fan-favorite characters. There’s an opportunity to bring the RTS paradigm to a much wider audience.A post shared by DrunkWooky comic is going to be a pretty massive key comic issue in the High Republic canon, on the same level or bigger than Phase I High Republic 1! It’s not stagnated as much as it’s focussed very much on a relatively small group of hardcore RTS players. There’s a lot of room for growth in the genre, especially in terms of getting it out to a wider audience. Stagnation is a strong word but it hasn’t moved forward as quickly as I would have hoped. Look at Kickstarter, things like Planetary Annihilation, I think that’s a lot of fun. Rob Cunningham: There’s lots of innovation happening with it. RPS: So would you say the RTS has stagnated? We want to develop an RTS game paradigm where there’s a very impactive, compelling combat and exploration game on a minute-to-minute basis but there’s also this other layer, a macro game, which takes place over days, weeks, months and it’s all about territorial ownership of a much bigger map. Rob Cunningham: Yeah, there are many things you can do with RTS – the marketplace is huge – but our personal vision is a big map… you could say in a nutshell the vision is Google Earth meets RTS.
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RPS: So free to play is one of the things you think will drive the genre forward?
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