Star Wars Feats/Discussion thread

The Father can only be killed by the Dagger of Mortis.
In a proactive measure, Luke dispatches a special team of Jedi—the Ten Knights—to seek out the monolith of Mortis, where they might find the Dagger of Mortis, a legendary object capable of slaying a Force-wielder from beyond the mortal realm. - The Essential Reader's Companion

The Father and his family casually uprooted trees, threw around large boulders, and threw around rancor-sized lizards when arguing.
In the center, near the Font of Power, the Father was having a heated argument with the Son and the Daughter. All three were gesturing wildly, and in the air around them whirled uprooted tree ferns, boulders, and even a couple of six-legged lizards the size of rancors. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Father uses telekinesis to pull Abeloth out of the Pool of Knowledge against her will.
In the next image, a much younger-looking Abeloth was swimming in the Pool of Knowledge, looking sly and defiant as the Father used the Force to pull her from the water. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Father hurls the Son and Daughter out of a window while weakened.
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The Father telekinetically steals the Dagger of Mortis from the Son while weakened.
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The Father grabs Anakin's lightsaber blade and forces it back into its hilt while weakened.
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The Father blocks the Son's lightning for a lengthy period while weakened.
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The Father and the rest of his family can twist the landscape of Mortis on a whim.
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The Father's reality-bending and environmental manipulating powers allow him to create a monastery that defies physics by having a constantly shifting interior and an interior that is bigger than its exterior.
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The Father teleports from one section of his monastery to another.
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As a being made of Force energy, the Father can take any form he chooses.
"Do you think the Ones are made of crude matter?" Thuruht replied. "The Ones are beings of the Force. The Ones take any form they desire." - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Father shapeshifts to generate wings on his back and remove them.
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The Father erases Anakin's memory.
Anakin: "I've seen what I become, and I cannot let that happen."

Father: "And for this, you join him? Your destiny can change just as quickly as the love in one's heart can fade. Nothing is set in stone."

Anakin: "But I will cause so much pain."

Father: "If there is to be balance, what you have seen must be forgotten."

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Anakin: "Where am I?

Father: "I have brought you back to my monastery."

Anakin: "What happened?"

Father: "My son broke the laws of time and showed you you what you should never have seen."

Anakin: "I don't remember."

Father: "I have erased that time."
- The Clone Wars: Ghosts of Mortis

The Father can hold his children at bay in his prime with Force Lightning.
Lowbacca changed the image on the datapad, to a panel that showed an elderly Abeloth sneaking a drink from the Font of Power while the Father hurled Force lightning at both the Son and Daughter. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse
 
The Father was strong enough to intercept Abeloth's tentacles with one hand, which she used to dominate the Son and Daughter physically.
She was raising her arms toward a cowering Daughter and a glowering Son, with long tentacles lashing from where her fingers should have been. Stepping forward to shield them was a furious Father, one hand pointing toward the swamp at the open end of the temple, the other reaching out to intercept her tentacled fingers. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Father casually forces Anakin's blade to the side when Anakin pointed it at his throat while weakened.
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The Father tore furrows in the stone ground with the friction of his feet while weakened.
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The Father tanks long blasts of the Son's lightning while weakened.
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As a Celestial, the Son had power beyond the understanding of mortal beings.
It had been theorized by Jedi and Sith alike that balance between the light and dark sides was actually under the guidance of a group of discorporate entities—the ones called the Celestials, perhaps—who had merged themselves with the Force thousands of generations earlier, and had continued to guide the fate of the galaxy ever since. In effect, a higher order of intermediaries, whose powers were beyond the understanding of mortal beings. - Darth Plagueis
"We are sorry," Thuruht said. "We do not know how to explain the Celestials any better. They are beyond the understanding of mortals." - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

As a Celestial, the Son was a being made of pure Force energy.
"Do you think the Ones are made of crude matter?" Thuruht replied. "The Ones are beings of the Force. The Ones take any form they desire." Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

As a Celestial, the Son was powerful enough to be ageless and remain uncorrupted by the Font of Power.
"I am beginning to believe Abeloth can't be a Celestial," Tekli observed. "She is too different from the others. She grew old when they did not-and she was being changed by the Font and the Pool, while the Son and the Daughter were unaffected." - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

As a Celestial, the Son was a being of astonishing power.
We have neither reliable records nor even legends about how the Celestial dominion came to be, but it is clear that they were beings of astonishing power. - The Essential Guide to Warfare Author's Cut- The Celestials
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As a Celestial, the Son was a being with nearly immeasurable levels of power.
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The Son's power is on the level of a universal threat.
Unfortunately, Abeloth had been driven mad in a bid for power, and for the good of the galaxy, would have to be imprisoned. Since no known prison could hold beings of the architects’ power, the Son and Daughter were forced to construct one. - Galactic Architecture 101 and the History of Centerpoint Station
To cosmic threats, it was a prison. - Galactic Architecture 101 and the History of Centerpoint Station

The Son as a One was an immensely powerful Force wielder.
Here they encounter the Ones, a trio of immensely powerful and ancient Force-users. - The Ultimate Visual Guide: Updated and Expanded

The Son as a One was a godlike Force wielder.
Noting similarities between the Killik legend and the ancient Jedi tale of Mortis, they postulate that Abeloth is trying to re-create a family of godlike Force-wielders. - The Essential Reader's Companion
As the story developed, Abeloth started to become more defined. In a parallel path, The Clone Wars animated series delved into godlike beings that were a part of the Force in the Mortis Trilogy (2011). - The Essential Reader's Companion

The Son had to withdraw from the rest of the Galaxy with his family to avoid ruining it with his Force powers.
Long ago, the Ones withdrew from the galaxy to avoid ruining it with their Force powers. - The Ultimate Visual Guide: Updated and Expanded

As a One, the Son can wield the Force in ways mortals couldn't.
In the mysterious realm of Mortis there exists a trio of beings able to wield the Force in ways no known mortals of the galaxy can. - Databank: Father

As a One, the Son was an unspeakably powerful godlike being whose struggles with his family made Mortis the fulcrum of the Force.
Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Ahsoka Tano investigated the kilometers-wide artifact, and were drawn into a paradise realm inhabited by unspeakably powerful Force-wielders. These god-like beings were locked in an eternal struggle for dominance, which made Mortis the fulcrum of the entire galaxy and the Force. - Databank: Mortis

Alongside his sister, the Son had the strength in the Force to share its power with millions of non-Force sensitive beings at once to a great extent.
The first panel showed a long, tubular space station still under construction. The skeletal structure was teeming with Killiks, all wearing thin suits and bubble helmets. And that was all. There were no jetpacks, no space cranes, not even any tether cables-just millions of Killiks, floating together in banks the size of small asteroids. In front of them, enormous durasteel girders appeared to be drifting into position with no visible means of propulsion.

Raynar understood what he was seeing. Thuruht had used the Force not only to assemble the station itself-which certainly had the shape of Centerpoint-but also to move themselves about in space.

When we build, we use the Force for all things, Thuruht confirmed.

She directed Raynar's attention to the next panel. It showed a band of Killiks using Force blasts to extract ore from a stony asteroid. They also seemed to be using telekinesis to move the ore into a smelting furnace, which appeared to be powered by another swarm using a ball form of Force lightning.

To mine, to move, to smelt.

Raynar understood why Thuruht needed to harness the Force. But even if he knew how to share it, he was not strong enough to share it with so many beings at once.

Thuruht was amused by his confusion. By the time we are ready to build, you will be no more, she said. The Architects will be the Ones who give us the Force then.
- Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Son can manipulate the Force like no other aside from his family and is powerful enough to tear the fabric of the Universe with his Force powers.
The Father: "My children and I can manipulate the Force like no other. Therefore, it was necessary to withdraw from the temporal world and live here as anchorites."

Anakin Skywalker: "As a sanctuary?"

The Father: "And a prison. You cannot imagine what pain it is to have such love for your children… and realize that they could tear the very fabric of our universe." - The Clone Wars: Overlords

The conflict between the Son and his sister threatened to unbalance the Force completely.
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As a One, the Son was an all-powerful being who exemplified the Dark Side.
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The Son and the rest of his family were more powerful with the Force than any being the Jedi had ever encountered before.
Mystery on Mortis! Sent to discover the origin of a mysterious distress call, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, and his Padawan Ahsoka Tano are stranded on a distant planet. There, they discover three beings more powerful with the Force than any Jedi have seen before. - The Clone Wars: Altar of Mortis

The Daughter feared the Son might be unstoppable.
Fearing that the Son may be unstoppable, the Daughter does the forbidden by taking Obi-Wan Kenobi to the Altar of Mortis, wherein is kept the Dagger of Mortis, a weapon capable of killing a Force-wielder. - Altar of Mortis Episode Guide

The Son embodies and personifies the Dark Side of the Force.
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The Son was an embodiment of the dark side of the Force who dwelled on Mortis during the Clone Wars with his sister, the light-sider known as Daughter, and the powerful Force user known as Father, who tried to keep them in balance. - Databank: Son
The personification of the dark side, the Son plots to kill the Father, and is held in check only by the Daughter and the Father's determination to preserve the Balance. - The Visual Guide: Updated and Expanded

The Son's power exists beyond the domain of any Sith.
The Son was not a Sith -- his powers existed beyond the domain of the Sith Lords. - Encyclopedia: Son

The Son was one of the twin deities worshipped by the Nightsisters, including the powerful Mother Talzin, and is one of their power sources.
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The magic of the Son is so powerful it causes burst blood vessels and bruises on the Nightsisters who wield it.
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The Son drank from the Font of Power.
In the following two scenes, a walled pool had been built to catch the water from the geyser. In one panel, a fiendish-looking beast with the Son's head stood at the edge of the pool, drinking from it as the shocked faces of the Father and Daughter watched from the edge of the clearing. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

Which is said to grant one unlimited power.
Then Luke was standing in a shadowy arcade, looking out on an ancient courtyard overgrown with tree ferns, club mosses, and pillars of scaled fungi. In the center of the courtyard sat the curving basin of a formal fountain, the water jet gurgling somewhere inside a pall of steam so filled with sulfur that it was more brown than yellow.

"The Font of Power," said the raspy voice.

Luke turned his head toward the speaker. He saw a skull-faced Givin-Feryl, he recalled-next to him, and he began to remember where he was... or rather, to remember the quest that had led him here, since he had no idea where here actually was. Luke was on a mission. He needed to find out why Jacen had fallen prey to the dark side. He needed to determine whether his nephew's sojourn had anything to do with the psychoses troubling so many young Jedi Knights.

Luke was still reorienting himself when a second voice-this one deep and refined-said, "If you have the courage to drink of it, you will have the power to achieve anything."

"Anything?" Luke glanced over to find the flat-faced Gotal, Ryontarr, standing to his other side. "That's a big promise."

"There is no limit to the strength that can be drawn from the Font of Power," Ryontarr replied.
- Fate of the Jedi: Abyss

The Son can only be killed by the Dagger of Mortis under normal circumstances.
In a proactive measure, Luke dispatches a special team of Jedi—the Ten Knights—to seek out the monolith of Mortis, where they might find the Dagger of Mortis, a legendary object capable of slaying a Force-wielder from beyond the mortal realm. - The Essential Reader's Companion
 
The Son can blast room-sized holes into a gorge's side with lightning.
She even stepped in to channel the Son's destructive energies into something useful, having him use his Force lightning to blast cozy little rooms into the sides of the gorge. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

With some of the Son's power and his guidance, the Killiks were smelting ore from asteroids with balls of Force Lightning.
They also seemed to be using telekinesis to move the ore into a smelting furnace, which appeared to be powered by another swarm using a ball form of Force lightning. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Son incapacitates and injures the Father with Force Lightning.
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The Son's lightning briefly incapacitates him when redirected.
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While in the Daughter's telekinetic grasp, the Son breaks her grasp by blasting her to the ground with Force Lightning.
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The Son's lightning matches the Daughter's efforts to bend it back towards him.
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The Son overwhelms the Father's defenses with his Force Lightning, and the Father's feet drag across the ground with such force they create furrows.
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The Son brings the Father to his knees and defeats him with Force Lightning.
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The Son incapacitates Obi-Wan with Force Lightning. The Son had no intention of killing him.
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The Son and his family uprooted trees, threw around large boulders, and threw around rancor-sized lizards when arguing.
In the center, near the Font of Power, the Father was having a heated argument with the Son and the Daughter. All three were gesturing wildly, and in the air around them whirled uprooted tree ferns, boulders, and even a couple of six-legged lizards the size of rancors. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

With some of the Son's power and his guidance, the Killiks used telekinesis to fly around, move enormous pieces of machinery, and blast asteroids apart.
The first panel showed a long, tubular space station still under construction. The skeletal structure was teeming with Killiks, all wearing thin suits and bubble helmets. And that was all. There were no jetpacks, no space cranes, not even any tether cables-just millions of Killiks, floating together in banks the size of small asteroids. In front of them, enormous durasteel girders appeared to be drifting into position with no visible means of propulsion.

Raynar understood what he was seeing. Thuruht had used the Force not only to assemble the station itself-which certainly had the shape of Centerpoint-but also to move themselves about in space.

When we build, we use the Force for all things, Thuruht confirmed.

She directed Raynar's attention to the next panel. It showed a band of Killiks using Force blasts to extract ore from a stony asteroid. They also seemed to be using telekinesis to move the ore into a smelting furnace, which appeared to be powered by another swarm using a ball form of Force lightning.
- Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

When the Daughter tries to leave, the Son lifts the Daughter with telekinesis and places her back where she was.
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The Son uses the Force to levitate towards the Father.
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The Son casually ragdolls an enraged Anakin.
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The Son casually disarms Anakin with telekinesis.
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The Son casually disarms and ragdolls Obi-Wan and Ahsoka with telekinesis.
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The Son casually extinguishes the lightsaber blades of Ahsoka and Obi-Wan.
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The Son casually deflects Anakin's lightsaber blade with his bare arms.
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Alongside his sister, the Son granted power in the Force to millions of Killiks.
The first panel showed a long, tubular space station still under construction. The skeletal structure was teeming with Killiks, all wearing thin suits and bubble helmets. And that was all. There were no jetpacks, no space cranes, not even any tether cables-just millions of Killiks, floating together in banks the size of small asteroids. In front of them, enormous durasteel girders appeared to be drifting into position with no visible means of propulsion.

Raynar understood what he was seeing. Thuruht had used the Force not only to assemble the station itself-which certainly had the shape of Centerpoint-but also to move themselves about in space.

When we build, we use the Force for all things, Thuruht confirmed.

She directed Raynar's attention to the next panel. It showed a band of Killiks using Force blasts to extract ore from a stony asteroid. They also seemed to be using telekinesis to move the ore into a smelting furnace, which appeared to be powered by another swarm using a ball form of Force lightning.

To mine, to move, to smelt.

Raynar understood why Thuruht needed to harness the Force. But even if he knew how to share it, he was not strong enough to share it with so many beings at once.

Thuruht was amused by his confusion. By the time we are ready to build, you will be no more, she said. The Architects will be the Ones who give us the Force then.
- Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Son casually drains Ahsoka with a tap to the head.
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As a being made of Force energy, the Son can take any form he chooses.
"Do you think the Ones are made of crude matter?" Thuruht replied. "The Ones are beings of the Force. The Ones take any form they desire." - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Son can transform into a massive gargoyle.
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The Son can transform into a massive beetle.
The Killik stepped to the next panel, where a pair of insects stood looming over a small swarm of Killiks who seemed to be assembling some sort of oversized fusion core. The first overseer was a luminous butterfly with large oval eyes and gossamer wings. Her companion was a powerful-looking beetle with heavy wings and a craggy head adorned by two raised stripes. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Son adopts the appearance of Shmi Skywalker to screw with Anakin.
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The Son can transform into a diminutive creature.
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The Son governs senses and perception among the Nightsisters, granting them the blood trail ability.
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The Son knew Anakin's past well enough to masquerade as Anakin's mother perfectly. He also knew Padme's role in Anakin's future fall to the Dark Side.
The Son: "Wake up, my son. I must tell you a secret."

Anakin: "Who's there? Who's there, I said."

The Son: "It is me, Ani, your mother."

Anakin: "What kind of black arts is this? You're dead."

The Son: "Nothing ever really dies, my son. I have a secret to tell you."

Anakin: "Then tell me."

The Son: "Everything you have done, everything you have learned has led you here."

Anakin: "Whatever you are, my mother is Is dead."

The Son: "And you blame yourself. Your jedi training has served you well, Ani, but you are more than a jedi. Tell me, where is your pain, so I might take it away."

Anakin: "I was too late to save you. I failed as a jedi and I failed you."

The Son: "How so?"

Anakin: "I tasted only vengeance when I slaughtered so many to avenge your death."

The Son: "It is time you realized that your guilt does not define you, my son. You define your guilt."

Anakin: "The only love I feel in my heart is haunted by what would happen should I let go."

The Son: "Then it is not love. It is a prison."

Anakin: "But I I have a wife. You've met her. She's everything to me."

The Son: "She is not your destiny."

Anakin: "But I love her!"

The Son: "No! She is a poisoner!"

Anakin: "What are you?"

The Son: "Your fate!"
- The Clone Wars: Overlords

The Son knew Anakin's future.
The Son: "I have a gift for you."

Anakin: "I've had enough of your trickery."

The Son: "But you'll like this one. I promise. What if I could show you the future?"

Anakin: "No! No! Stop it!"

The Son: "Know yourself. Know what you will become!"

Anakin: "I will not look!"

Vision Sidious: "The force is strong with you."

Vision Padme: "Anakin, please!"

Vision Obi-Wan: "You were my brother, Anakin!"

Vision Sidious: "A powerful sith you will become."

Vision Vader: "I hate you!"

Anakin: "No. No. No! I will do such terrible things."

The Son "Yes."
- The Clone Wars: Ghosts of Mortis
 
The Son is a master of illusions.
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The Son infiltrates Anakin's dreams to communicate with him.
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The Son infects Ahsoka with the Dark Side, taking control of her mind in the process.
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The Son shows Anakin the future.
The Son: "I have a gift for you."

Anakin: "I've had enough of your trickery."

The Son: "But you'll like this one. I promise. What if I could show you the future?"

Anakin: "No! No! Stop it!"

The Son: "Know yourself. Know what you will become!"

Anakin: "I will not look!"

Vision Sidious: "The force is strong with you."

Vision Padme: "Anakin, please!"

Vision Obi-Wan: "You were my brother, Anakin!"

Vision Sidious: "A powerful sith you will become."

Vision Vader: "I hate you!"

Anakin: "No. No. No! I will do such terrible things."

The Son "Yes." - The Clone Wars: Ghosts of Mortis
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The Son causes a cliff to collapse.
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The Daughter: "That was my brother's work. You are in great danger. Wait for me. Do not leave this place." - The Clone Wars: Overlords

The Son's presence causes plant life to die and disintegrate, as well as lethal lightning storms.
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The Son teleports out of Anakin's room.
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The Son teleports onto the Jedi's ship while it is flying.
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The Son teleports into the Father's monastery.
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The Son sneaks onto the Jedi's ship, with Anakin not noticing until he hears pained sounds from Ahsoka and Obi-Wan not noticing until after the Son had already left with Ahsoka.
Obi-Wan: "If you're done napping, I could use a little help here."

Anakin: "I'm coming."
The Clone Wars: Altar of Mortis
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The Son: "Leaving so soon? Not without this, you won't." - The Clone Wars: Altar of Mortis
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Anakin: "Ahsoka!"

Obi-Wan: "What's going on?"

Anakin: "The son took ahsoka."

Obi-Wan: "What in the blazes are you talking about?"

Anakin: "Move. Let me fly."
The Clone Wars: Altar of Mortis
 
As a Celestial, the Son was a being unconstrained by the weaknesses of a physical form as he was a being of Force energy that could assume whatever form he wished.
"Do you think the Ones are made of crude matter?" Thuruht replied. "The Ones are beings of the Force. The Ones take any form they desire." - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

As the Fanged God, the Son governs the physical ability among the Nightsisters, and his energies could transform a Nightbrother into a being as physically strong as Savage Opress.
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The Son physically overpowers Ahsoka in his gargoyle form, squeezing her arm hard enough to cause her pain.
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The Son casually physically overpowers Ahsoka with one hand.
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In the Son's gargoyle form, he throws the Daughter in her griffin form across the room.
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The Son casually blocks the Force of Anakin's strikes, then casually physically overpowers him, lifts him with one hand, and casually throws him several meters behind him.
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The Son casually outpaces Anakin in melee combat after two strikes.
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The Son tanks a redirected blast of his own Force Lightning.
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The Son tanks being headbutted by the Daughter's griffin form.
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The Son gets right back up after being thrown a great distance out of a window and hitting the ground.
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As a Celestial, the Daughter had power beyond the understanding of mortal beings.
It had been theorized by Jedi and Sith alike that balance between the light and dark sides was actually under the guidance of a group of discorporate entities—the ones called the Celestials, perhaps—who had merged themselves with the Force thousands of generations earlier, and had continued to guide the fate of the galaxy ever since. In effect, a higher order of intermediaries, whose powers were beyond the understanding of mortal beings. - Darth Plagueis
"We are sorry," Thuruht said. "We do not know how to explain the Celestials any better. They are beyond the understanding of mortals." - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

As a Celestial, the Daughter was a being made of pure Force energy.
"Do you think the Ones are made of crude matter?" Thuruht replied. "The Ones are beings of the Force. The Ones take any form they desire." - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

As a Celestial, the Daughter was powerful enough to be ageless and remain uncorrupted by the Pool of Knowledge.
"I am beginning to believe Abeloth can't be a Celestial," Tekli observed. "She is too different from the others. She grew old when they did not-and she was being changed by the Font and the Pool, while the Son and the Daughter were unaffected." - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

As a Celestial, the Daughter was a being of astonishing power.
We have neither reliable records nor even legends about how the Celestial dominion came to be, but it is clear that they were beings of astonishing power. - The Essential Guide to Warfare Author's Cut- The Celestials
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As a Celestial, the Daughter was a being with nearly immeasurable levels of power.
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The Daughter has power on the level of a universal threat.
Unfortunately, Abeloth had been driven mad in a bid for power, and for the good of the galaxy, would have to be imprisoned. Since no known prison could hold beings of the architects’ power, the Son and Daughter were forced to construct one. - Galactic Architecture 101 and the History of Centerpoint Station
To cosmic threats, it was a prison. - Galactic Architecture 101 and the History of Centerpoint Station

The Daughter as a One is an immensely powerful Force wielder.
Here they encounter the Ones, a trio of immensely powerful and ancient Force-users. - The Ultimate Visual Guide: Updated and Expanded

The Daughter as a One is a godlike Force wielder.
Noting similarities between the Killik legend and the ancient Jedi tale of Mortis, they postulate that Abeloth is trying to re-create a family of godlike Force-wielders. - The Essential Reader's Companion
As the story developed, Abeloth started to become more defined. In a parallel path, The Clone Wars animated series delved into godlike beings that were a part of the Force in the Mortis Trilogy (2011). - The Essential Reader's Companion
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The Daughter had to withdraw from the rest of the Galaxy with her family to avoid ruining it with her Force powers.
Long ago, the Ones withdrew from the galaxy to avoid ruining it with their Force powers. - The Ultimate Visual Guide: Updated and Expanded

As a One, the Daughter can wield the Force in ways mortals couldn't.
In the mysterious realm of Mortis there exists a trio of beings able to wield the Force in ways no known mortals of the galaxy can. - Databank: Father

As a One, the Daughter was an unspeakably powerful godlike being whose struggles with her family made Mortis the fulcrum of the Force.
Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Ahsoka Tano investigated the kilometers-wide artifact, and were drawn into a paradise realm inhabited by unspeakably powerful Force-wielders. These god-like beings were locked in an eternal struggle for dominance, which made Mortis the fulcrum of the entire galaxy and the Force. - Databank: Mortis

Alongside her brother, the Daughter had the strength in the Force to share its power with millions of non-Force sensitive beings at once to a great extent.
The first panel showed a long, tubular space station still under construction. The skeletal structure was teeming with Killiks, all wearing thin suits and bubble helmets. And that was all. There were no jetpacks, no space cranes, not even any tether cables-just millions of Killiks, floating together in banks the size of small asteroids. In front of them, enormous durasteel girders appeared to be drifting into position with no visible means of propulsion.

Raynar understood what he was seeing. Thuruht had used the Force not only to assemble the station itself-which certainly had the shape of Centerpoint-but also to move themselves about in space.

When we build, we use the Force for all things, Thuruht confirmed.

She directed Raynar's attention to the next panel. It showed a band of Killiks using Force blasts to extract ore from a stony asteroid. They also seemed to be using telekinesis to move the ore into a smelting furnace, which appeared to be powered by another swarm using a ball form of Force lightning.

To mine, to move, to smelt.

Raynar understood why Thuruht needed to harness the Force. But even if he knew how to share it, he was not strong enough to share it with so many beings at once.

Thuruht was amused by his confusion. By the time we are ready to build, you will be no more, she said. The Architects will be the Ones who give us the Force then.
- Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Daughter can manipulate the Force like no other aside from her family and is powerful enough to tear the fabric of the Universe with her Force powers.
The Father: "My children and I can manipulate the Force like no other. Therefore, it was necessary to withdraw from the temporal world and live here as anchorites."

Anakin Skywalker: "As a sanctuary?"

The Father: "And a prison. You cannot imagine what pain it is to have such love for your children… and realize that they could tear the very fabric of our universe."
- The Clone Wars: Overlords

As a One, the Daughter is an all-powerful being whoexemplifiesd the Light Side.
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The Daughter and the rest of her family were more powerful with the Force than any being the Jedi had ever encountered before.
Mystery on Mortis! Sent to discover the origin of a mysterious distress call, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, and his Padawan Ahsoka Tano are stranded on a distant planet. There, they discover three beings more powerful with the Force than any Jedi have seen before. - The Clone Wars: Altar of Mortis

The conflict between the Daughter and her brother threatened to unbalance the Force completely.
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The Daughter is the power of the Light Side.
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The Daughter is the embodiment of the Light Side of the Force.
Joined by her Force Unleashed co-star Sam Witwer (Starkiller) as the Son who embodies of the dark side of the Force, Wilkinson plays the Daughter, an embodiment of the light side as counterbalance. - Femme of the Force: Adrienne Wilkinson

The Daughter was one of the twin deities worshipped by the Nightsisters, including the powerful Mother Talzin, and is one of their power sources.
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The Daughter bathed in the Pool of Knowledge
The next panel showed the Daughter swimming in a different pool, one located inside a grotto. The head on her shoulders was that of a luminous bird, and it was looking back toward the cave's pillar-flanked entrance with its beak gaping wide in surprise. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

Which is said to grant one unlimited knowledge.
"Bathe in this pool, and you'll have the answers you seek."

Luke raised a brow. "About Jacen?" he asked. "Or about Mara?"

"About whatever you seek," Ryontarr replied. "This is the Pool of Knowledge, where you will see all that has passed and all that is to come."

"That's a bit much for one mind to comprehend, don't you think?" Luke was beginning to see their trap-and how it would have been an irresistible temptation for a troubled young Jedi Knight on a galactic search for wisdom. "Did you bring Jacen here, too?"

"Jacen did not need to be brought," Ryontarr said. "But he was here, yes."

"Have a look," Feryl urged. "You don't have to get in, but maybe you will learn what you need to know about Mara."

"And Jacen." Ryontarr extended his hand into the darkness, then added, "We all know you really have no choice, Master Skywalker. And you are the one who is always asking about time."

At that moment, Luke knew he was walking into a trap. Until now, the two Mind Walkers had done everything they could to keep him from worrying about time, to reassure him that there was no reason to be concerned about it. Yet here they were now, using time to pressure him into a dangerous decision.

Clearly, they did not expect him to resist the temptation they were offering, which suggested that Jacen had not resisted. And that, of course, meant that Luke had no choice except to enter.

Luke shrugged. "Okay, you win," he said. "Let's go."

He was hardly surprised when his two escorts motioned him through the entrance, while they themselves remained standing by the pillars. As he stepped past them, he saw that the grotto was small, and the interior was not as dark as it had seemed from outside. A soft, silvery light was rising from the mirror-like sheen of a pool in the center. Tiny crevices lined the walls, seeping wisps of yellow fume and filling the cave with a stench of brimstone. So foul was the air that, even had he needed to, Luke would not have drawn breath inside.

The desperate longing continued to pull at him, drawing him closer to the pool. He went to the edge and saw that it lay not in a shallow bowl as he had expected, but in a deep, sheer-sided basin with an edge carved in a grotesque, serpentine braid. Through an exertion of will, he stopped half a pace from the water-he assumed it was water-and stared down at his own reflection.

What Luke saw was not so much a man as the specter of one, with eyes of blue burning out of sockets as deep as wells. His flesh was yellow and haggard, so drawn and flaky that it resembled cracked leather. His lips had withered to a pair of white worms so cracked and bloody that they barely covered his teeth. The pool was not dark, he reasoned, so perhaps he was not really looking at a reflection. He raised a hand, and the specter raised one, too.

"Is that..." Luke turned toward the exit, where Ryontarr stood leaning against a shadowy pillar. "Is that me?"

"It is the truth, as you are now," Ryontarr replied. "A man worn to nothing by duty and sacrifice, a dying husk animated by the Force and willpower alone."

"What about Mara?" Luke turned back to the pool. Instead of himself, he saw the honey-haired phantom from the Font of Power, the tiny eyes burning with desire, the broad mouth showing needle-teeth from ear to ear. "Is that her?"

"If you can't tell now," Feryl said, "then there is only one way to be sure."

A stubby arm broke the surface of the pool and reached for Luke, the tentacle-fingers waving so close before his eyes that he could see the tiny slit-membranes in the bottom of their suction-cup tips. The hungry presence grew more familiar, somehow a part of Luke, and he wanted nothing more in that instant than to step forward into the pool and know the truth of her identity, to know whether this was where the afterlife began and the spirits of the dead began their journey back to the Force.

Luke wanted to know what had happened to Jacen and what had made him fall, and he wanted to know what would become of his son, whether Ben would make a good Grand Master and how long he had to prepare for that terrible burden. More than anything, Luke wanted to know whether he had succeeded in his own life, whether the spark he had struck in founding the new Jedi Order would endure and flourish, growing into the bright golden light that he had envisioned, the beacon that would always be there to guide the galaxy safely through the dark times.

And the hungry presence could give him all that knowledge and more. All Luke had to do was clasp the tentacle-hand before him and let it draw him into the warm silver waters with it, let it drown him in the liquid oblivion of absolute, infinite knowledge.
- Fate of the Jedi: Abyss

The Daughter can only be killed by the Dagger of Mortis under normal circumstances.
In a proactive measure, Luke dispatches a special team of Jedi—the Ten Knights—to seek out the monolith of Mortis, where they might find the Dagger of Mortis, a legendary object capable of slaying a Force-wielder from beyond the mortal realm. - The Essential Reader's Companion
 
The Daughter uses a Force barrier to keep the Son in gargoyle form from leaping on the Father's back.
Behind him stood the Daughter, using a Force shield to prevent the Son's fiend aspect from leaping on the Father's back. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Daughter deflects several blasts of the Son's lightning with the Force and even redirected one of his blasts at him.
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The Daughter's ability to bend energy away from herself equalled the Son's capacity for Force Lightning.
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The Daughter and her family uprooted trees, threw around large boulders, and threw around rancor-sized lizards when arguing.
In the center, near the Font of Power, the Father was having a heated argument with the Son and the Daughter. All three were gesturing wildly, and in the air around them whirled uprooted tree ferns, boulders, and even a couple of six-legged lizards the size of rancors. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

With some of the Daughter's power and his guidance, the Killiks used telekinesis to fly around, move enormous pieces of machinery, and blast asteroids apart.
The first panel showed a long, tubular space station still under construction. The skeletal structure was teeming with Killiks, all wearing thin suits and bubble helmets. And that was all. There were no jetpacks, no space cranes, not even any tether cables-just millions of Killiks, floating together in banks the size of small asteroids. In front of them, enormous durasteel girders appeared to be drifting into position with no visible means of propulsion.

Raynar understood what he was seeing. Thuruht had used the Force not only to assemble the station itself-which certainly had the shape of Centerpoint-but also to move themselves about in space.

When we build, we use the Force for all things, Thuruht confirmed.

She directed Raynar's attention to the next panel. It showed a band of Killiks using Force blasts to extract ore from a stony asteroid. They also seemed to be using telekinesis to move the ore into a smelting furnace, which appeared to be powered by another swarm using a ball form of Force lightning.
- Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Daughter lifts the Son with the Force and slams him into the ground.
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The Daughter pins the Son in place with telekinesis.
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The Daughter hurls the Son in his gargoyle form across the room.
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Alongside her brother, the Daughter granted power in the Force to millions of Killiks.
The first panel showed a long, tubular space station still under construction. The skeletal structure was teeming with Killiks, all wearing thin suits and bubble helmets. And that was all. There were no jetpacks, no space cranes, not even any tether cables-just millions of Killiks, floating together in banks the size of small asteroids. In front of them, enormous durasteel girders appeared to be drifting into position with no visible means of propulsion.

Raynar understood what he was seeing. Thuruht had used the Force not only to assemble the station itself-which certainly had the shape of Centerpoint-but also to move themselves about in space.

When we build, we use the Force for all things, Thuruht confirmed.

She directed Raynar's attention to the next panel. It showed a band of Killiks using Force blasts to extract ore from a stony asteroid. They also seemed to be using telekinesis to move the ore into a smelting furnace, which appeared to be powered by another swarm using a ball form of Force lightning.

To mine, to move, to smelt.

Raynar understood why Thuruht needed to harness the Force. But even if he knew how to share it, he was not strong enough to share it with so many beings at once.

Thuruht was amused by his confusion. By the time we are ready to build, you will be no more, she said. The Architects will be the Ones who give us the Force then.
- Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Daughter governs growth and fertility among the Nightsisters.
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The Nightsister's ability to conjure spirit ichor and shape it into everlasting objects is derived from the Daughter.
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The Nightsister's healing abilities are derived from the Daughter.
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The Daughter can summon the spirits of long-dead warriors to attack enemies.
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The Daughter resurrects Ahsoka Tano after the Son extinguished her life and consumed her with darkness.
As Daughter lay dying, wounded by the blade of Mortis, she transferred the last of her life force into Ahsoka, who had been killed by the Son's power. - Encyclopedia: Daughter

The Nightsister's power of mesmerism is derived from the Daughter
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The Nightsister's voodoo power is derived from the Daughter.
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As a being made of Force Energy, the Daughter could take any form she chooses.
"Do you think the Ones are made of crude matter?" Thuruht replied. "The Ones are beings of the Force. The Ones take any form they desire." - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Daughter can transform into a gryphon.
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The Daughter can transform into a massive butterfly.
The Killik stepped to the next panel, where a pair of insects stood looming over a small swarm of Killiks who seemed to be assembling some sort of oversized fusion core. The first overseer was a luminous butterfly with large oval eyes and gossamer wings. Her companion was a powerful-looking beetle with heavy wings and a craggy head adorned by two raised stripes. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Daughter is said to have knowledge of everything that has happened and will happen.
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The Nightsister's powers of Scrying and Divination are derived from the Daughter.
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The Daughter and the rest of her family can twist the landscape of Mortis on a whim.
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The Daughter's presence on Mortis generated life from a barren landscape.
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With some of the Daughter's power and guidance, the Killiks were smelting ore from asteroids with balls of Force Lightning.
They also seemed to be using telekinesis to move the ore into a smelting furnace, which appeared to be powered by another swarm using a ball form of Force lightning. - Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse

The Daughter can remain invisible.
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The Daughter physically overpowers Obi-Wan in gryphon form.
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The Daughter hurls the Son across the room in gryphon form.
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The Daughter jumps before the Son's stab, faster than he can react.
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The Daughter tanks a blast of the Son's lightning.
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The Daughter tanks a protracted stream of the Son's Force Lightning in humanoid form before powering through another stream in gryphon form.
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The Daughter tanks being thrown into the ground by the Son's gargoyle form.
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The Daughter tanks being hurled out of a window by the Father.
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Here are the powers, skills and feats of Lanoree Brock. Lanoree Brock was a Je'daii ranger during the Great Force War.

The accolades of Lanoree Brock.
It was Dam-Powl who had revealed and encouraged the areas of Force use at which Lanoree was most skilled―metallurgy, elemental manipulation, and alchemy. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 13)
"You're a talented Je'daii" Master Tem Madog said. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 13)
It was a durasteel sword forged by this master weapons smith that hung by Lanoree's side. The blade had saved her life on many occasions. And on other occasions taken lives. It was her third arm, a part of her. In the four years since leaving Tython she had never been more than an arms reach away from the weapon, and she felt it now, cool, and solid, and keen in the presence of its maker. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 14)
Her affinity for the Force, and the Je'daii's purpose and outlook, was pure. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 21)
"True. But the Force is strong in you. You welcome it, and it nurtures you. Your father and I both sense your strength, and we also sense Dal's weakness." - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 25)
Lanoree can feel the Force thrumming through her sometimes, matching the beating of her heart or, perhaps, vice versa. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 27)

This is Je'daii Master Dam-Powl speaking in this quote.
"I hope your studies go well," She said softly. "I hope your still learning. I've never seen such potential in anyone. Go well, Lanoree Brock. And may the Force go with you." - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 30)

Force telepathy is well known to her... - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 53)
Her relationship with the Force expands rapidly in that silent place, and she feels fully apart of it for the first time. Suggestion, telepathy, control, her skills grow and expand with each passing moment. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 58)
Away from Thyr and the Silent Desert even she breaths a sigh of relief, though in their time at Quqong Kesh she made great advances in her understanding of the Force. She tingles with the Force. Her mind is awash with it. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 78)

This is Je'daii Master Lha-Mi speaking to a Lanoree still in training.
"You're learning well, and your experience shines through." - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 166)
Lanoree did not break stride, she did feel comfort from the Force flowing through her. Muscles tensed, her sword sang with power, and her senses―always alert―became atuned to danger. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 197)
The Force complimented her; she was her own greatest weapon. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 208)
"Breathe long and deep," the Master whispers. "The Force is very strong in you, and so the Chasm plays with you." - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 231)
"You're alchemical skills are... quite remarkable"

"Only what you taught me, Master."

"No. What you did cannot be taught, Lanoree. Your a natural. Just be careful when you continue your experiments."
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 313)
"That's when I knew for sure you would one day be a great Je'daii. I was not afraid to tell you so. And today, im not afraid to claim an element of pride, because I was right. You are a great Je'daii." - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 314)

Lanoree could cast extremely powerful illusions that would last a lifetime.
More important, she had covertly protected the cave network that might lead deep down to that ruin from ancient history. The Force illusions she had left behind of rockfalls and impassable ravines would last a hundred years. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 41)
Lanoree Forces an illusion before Master Ter'cay. A shire with graceful veined wings and a single horn protruding from its head prances in the sand, beating its hooves against shadows that do not notice, snorting, and she can hear every beat and breath. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 55)

Lanoree has practiced using telekinesis. She used it frequently in and out of combat and showed refinement and potency. The following two quotes are from a young Lanoree who was still being trained. She and her brother are attacked by carnivorous birds comparable to real-life hawks.
When the first bird swoops down once more and turns its beak towards her eyes, Lanoree reaches out and Force-slaps it aside. This time her hand hardly touches the creature, barely a kiss of feathers across her fingertips. But the impact is much greater. Bones crackle, and with a single weak cry its body disappears into some undergrowth, leaving only a few feathers dancing on the air. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 33)
As the first of the birds swoop, Lanoree stands and sends an air-splitting Force punch their way. Two creatures are knocked from the sky with broken wings and ruptured innards, and a third is smashed into a tree trunk in an explosion of feathers. The surviving birds change their song to one of panic, and fly up through the canopy and away. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 34)

Lanoree shoved, and forty paces away the Noghri was lifted from his feet and smashed back against a wall. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 64)
"Stay down!" she shouted. She held out her hand and Force-pressed her observer to the ground. Heard him gasping for air. Pressed a little harder. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 64)
Lanoree grunted in frustration, then reached out and lifted the Noghri above the ground, grasping him there, tight, tighter.

"Drop it." She said. Though quiet, her voice carried all across the lobby.

He dropped the weapon. She raised him even higher...then let go.

The sound of breaking bone as he struck the ground was followed by the collective gasps of those watching.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 65)

Lanoree was on top of the Noghri when he activated his suicide bomb.
Voice activated! She had time to think, and then she put every shred of strength and every measure of power she had in the Force into shielding herself from what came next.

She barely heard the explosion.

* * *

For a moment, as she saw the Wookiee's face and felt its strong, furry hands hauling her to her feet, she thought she was back on Ska Goro with her fingers hovering over the laser cannon triggers. Then she remembered what had happened and smelled arid smoke on the air.

"I'm fine," She said. Dizziness swept over her and she composed herself, breathing deeply. The female Wookiee grumbled a question, and Lanoree nodded. "Really. Fine."

The few people around her―the Wookiee; several humans; a tall, eyeless Miraluka with slatted mask― observed in stunned silence. When Lanoree looked beyond them she understood there amazement at her survival.

The Noghri had packed quite a blast. There was nothing left of him, and the site of the explosion was a wide swath of blackened and broken marble. Detritus littered the lobby. He had killed himself without a second thought, and it was incredible that no one else had been caught in the blast.

I was there, Lanoree thought, looking at the small, cracked crater in the marble floor. She had been blasted across the lobby, protected and shielded by the Force that she was so rich in, and for a few moments she tingled with something approaching ecstasy.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Pages 65-66)

The cell was too small to lie down in, and consisted of an archaic heat field instead of bars. Lanoree could feel a touch of heat where she stood―the generators were old and leaking―and knew that she'd be singed to a crisp if she moved to close to the shimmering walls. She also knew she could knock out the generator with a single thought, and with a little more effort she could shield herself and walk straight through the heat field. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 68)
The Flame Tygah is a big one, its length easily twice Lanoree's height., its head as high as her shoulder, each of its six heavy paws the size of her head. Fire drips from the tips of its claws and shimmers in the prints it leaves behind. Its scaly, oily hide flexes and reflects the sun in multicolored swaths; its tale swishes white fire through the air; its eyes blaze; and its tooth-filled mouth glimmers with heat haze. Its as beautiful as it is deadly...

...Lanoree drives a heavy Force punch at the tygah and knocks it onto its side. One eye on Dal―he is writhing on the ground now, rolling to extinguish the flames―she drives another punch into the beast's chest, pushing hard, feeling the Force power through her and into the enraged animal.

It screams in pain, a surprisingly human sound. Fire erupts from its mouth and hazes the air. Ash falls.

One chance, Lanoree thinks, and she pauses and pulls back. She keeps her hands raised, ready to throw a heavier, harder shove than she ever has before. For a moment she meets the creatures eye's, and it understands the pain she can deliver.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 80 and 81)
She concentrated, her stance perfectly balanced, and with her free hand she Force-punched a droid back against the wall. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 94)
The air lock only became obvious when they were a few steps away. Lanoree lifted her hand and tried to gesture the door aside. She grimaced and concentrated harder, and the door finally obeyed with a tortured whine. It couldn't have been used very much. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 155)
A gelfish swarm hit their boat and starts climbing the hull, oozing, toxic tentacles whipping at the air seeking flesh. Lanoree uses the Force to punch them back into the sea. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 180)
She Force-shoved ahead and heard three voices cry out as their owners were flung back. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 207-208)
Lanoree clenched her left hand and aimed a Force-punch, sending the blaster spinning away. Two of the man's fingers were still clasped around the grip. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 208)
Lanoree Force-shoved with everything she had. Tools and loose components rattled across the table and flew at the Stargazer, a cabinet tipped and bounced across the floor, a hail of bolts and snipped wires became a stinging rain that raked across his chest and face, ripping skin and blinding him. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 221-222)
She concentrated on the lock and Force-shoved, crushing the mechanism and shorting the circuits. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 226)
It was a journey through a nightmare―flowing sewage, crumbling walls, three security grilles that Lanoree had to Force-shove open before they could continue―and what made it worce was the uncertainty of what they were moving towards. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 227)
At last they reached a set of heavy blast doors. Lanoree use the Force to fry their controls, and Tre found a heavy iron bar to pry them open. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 228)
"Trust me." Then she hauled him to the edge of the balcony and tipped over.

Any normal person would have been killed instantly by the fall. But Lanoree eased them down with the Force, slowing their decent and landing them with barely a jolt on the street below.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 237)
She Force-shoved the exterior air lock door open and ran out onto the toxic, poisonous surface of Nox. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 241)
The blood spite is a shadow with teeth. It trails long tendrils around her that, though thin and easy to break, constrain her...

...Its teeth are its hardest point. Wings, tendrils, body, all light and airy. It gives it the feel of a fancy or a memory more than a living thing. Its teeth give it form...

...She clentches her fist, gathers a Force-punch, and heaves it towards the spite.

It is flung back with such speed and power that many of its fine limbs are torn off, drifting to the ground and catching the setting sun. The body drops and squirms for a moment before growing still.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 267 and 268)

Dal had shot Lanoree in the chest at point-blank range.
Her wound was deep and wide, its edges weeping, its depths burning. But at the moment Dal had tried to kill her, she had gathered herself behind the Force, and it had swallowed much of the impact. If she hadn't done that ―an instant, an instinctive action―her heart and lungs would have been blasted across the mine's floor. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 283)

A punch caught Lanoree on the shoulder and she shoved with her injured hand, Force-punching him across the cavern. He struck a column and slide down, struggling to stand. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 307
Dal crouched, picked up a rock, and threw it.

Lanoree deflected it with the Force and it shattered into dust.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 308)
The servant turned to run. Lanoree caught him with the Force, lifted him up, and dropped him onto the round table. Thrusting the goblet in his face, she said "I think this vintage is off. Please. Taste it." - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Eruption (Page 8)

Lanoree is very experienced in the use of telepathy. She usually uses it to read non-Force wielder's thoughts or as a mind trick, but trained people can close her out of their minds. She can use telepathy as an offensive power when she tries her hardest.
Lanoree probed outward and touched the barman's mind. She took a startled breath―she could never really prepare for experiencing another's thoughts, as the first rush was always overwhelming―but she quickly filtered out the random, the violent, the sick and disgusting, and narrowed to what she sought. Tre so cool so calm so red sitting there with her that Je'daii and he'd be lucky, she'd eat him alive. She broke away and stared at Tre until he averted his yellow eyes. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 48)

Lanoree uses telepathy to find a person following her in a crowded area.
Probing with her senses, touching the pulse of the Force, she felt for any image of herself in someone else's regard...and found it

Just standing there, watching, don't forget she's a Ranger, dangerous, mysterious―
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 62)

"Stop or I'll―"

"You'll wait for me," Lanoree said, pushing softly.

"I'll―I'll wait for you," the woman said, frowning even as she stopped running.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 67)
Lanoree didn't respond. She looked down at her feet and probed softly, so gently that she hoped he would not feel it. What she found did not surprise her. He enjoyed the power his position gave him. He was something of a bully towards his staff. And though he had been in the presence of Je'daii before, he had no love for them. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 69)
"What do you know about them?" Lanoree sat down, at ease, comfortable. She was loading her questions with the subtlest of Force pushes, barely a suggestion. And perhaps now she was getting somewhere. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 71)
But this was an easy place to cast her senses around, and every mind she touched was transparent to her. Base emotions flooded the Pits. Unpleasant emotions, true, such as she had learned to control many years ago during her Je'daii training. But simply to read for any treat or sense of being observed. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 77)
"Let me up," Dromm said.

"No."

"I need to stand and―"

"No," Lanoree said again. "You'll get up, feign weakness, lean against the cupboard over there. Then you'll try to distract us and take the blaster that's stuck beneath its upper table. You might even get off one shot. But then I'll kill you, and that would be an inconvenience to me. So, no, you're not getting up. And now my pressure on this sword will continue to increase until you tell us where Maxhagan can be found.

Domm's eyes had grown wide as he heard the thoughts plucked from his mind.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 171)
A sea serpent appears as if from nowhere and almost capsizes the boat, its head as big a person's torso. teeth dripping venom. Lanoree disorients the beast by touching its mind, and Dal stabs it several times with a boat hook. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 180)
Probing out gently, she sensed two minds, their thoughts untroubled. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 263)
She pushed a memory of them together. Pushed it with all her might. The Force left her with a clap! and for a while she was actually alive in the memory as it formed in Dal's mind, as real there as she was in this ancient subterranean bathing place for the Gree.

They walk together beside the river back at Bodhi temple, young, almost carefree, watching the weaves of birds nesting in the trees and the river water carrying clumps of roundweed as large as small islands. The young Lanoree laughs in delights and sees Dal do the same. His eyes are wide with surprise. For that moment he is back there with her―and Lanoree saw her brothers eyes grow wide and wet where he hunched over the device, and she thought, Now!

She shoved again, but this was no mere memory. She gathered every flaming, blazing, wretched image she had witnessed over the past days―the explosions and death across Greenwood Station, the mines deep on Sunspot, those who had dies beneath her sword, the violence conflagrating on the skies of Tython―she heaved them at Dal. His mind recoiled and for a moment his face was a child's, displaying shock and anger at her deception.

Then her brother began to scream.

He staggered back, crying at the wretchedness, the pain, the suffering she had pushed his way.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 306)

Lanoree displays her Force Senses.
The Force is alive within her and she probes outward with her senses, feelings that the distant sand sculpture is slightly warmer than the surrounding sand, its smell is like something long buried exposed at last. And, most amazingly of all, within the confines the sand sings out loud. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 57)
She let the Force flow and sought where a Je'daii might hid her secrets. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 89)
Lanoree probed outward, sensing for trouble. There were life-forms close by, but not many, and they were not sentient. She felt nothing dangerous, although she would never lower her guard. Her senses and cation were heightened now, and would remain so every moment she was here. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 151)

What Lanoree senses in this quote is a giant sea serpent.
It slips away and flees, and Lanoree senses it going deep, seeking a dark hole to hide in and repair its wounds. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 180)

"It is," Lanoree said. "He has four people around him. The Noghri at the lizard-fighting pit along the way, three stalls away, the tattooed woman selling fate readings we passed a hundred paces back, and up in the buildings around the square one sniper with a blast riffle and another with a rocket. All watching."

"You Je'daii," Tre said, but he could not hide his admiration.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 185)
She sensed the weight of battle droids in the walls, and suspected that his tech implant controlled everything about this room. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 187)
With the three of them frozen that way, Lanoree ranged her senses out across the tavern. The two men staring at the table. The Wookie at the bar. The Zabrak just outside the door, a triple-barrled blaster concealed in her backpack but within easy reach. Three Noghri laughing uproariously in another corner, blades tied to their legs, claws tipped with artificial poison sacs. All maxhagan's people, all watching her. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 201)
"What are you looking for?" Tre asked.

"Power source." She cast her senses outward.

It was a dark place, heavy with the weight of Greenwood stations central tower above and the many people who lived there. The air itself seemed to carry a taint of wrongness. Perhaps it was because of the city's military manufacturing, but she thought it more like a trace from the minds of those who worked and lived there. She had seen many people, all of them seemed to be constantly moving, or talking or eating or drinking. Few stood still for a moment simply to muse upon their lives. Perhaps to do so would be to admit the awful truth of their existence.

Lanoree shivered. Nox was long known as a planet out of balance, and here more than anywhere.

She delved beyond that shadowy trace and searched for power. In the tower above were countless sources, but down here there were only a few weak, old generators winding down.

And then she encountered a dark void of heavy shielding. She probed deeper, pushing harder, and her Force senses forged through.

Bright light. Heavy potential. Staggering power.

"This way," she said. "We're going up again. But not too far."
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 204-205)
Careful now, more attuned to the ebb and flow of the Force through these ancient subterranean rooms, Lanoree sensed the last Stargazer long before he knew she was there. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 303)

Lanoree displays her speed and strength.
Lanoree used the Force to increase her speed, willing her muscles to stretch and contract faster, pumping her arms, pushing blood through their veins. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 63)
Tre knocked at a door, there was no answer. Lanoree kicked it in. The person who'd been pressed, listening, on the other side fell back and tripped over a piece of furniture, spilling drugs slips and bottles of rancid-smelling drinks. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 170)
Lanoree flowed, and the Force flowed through her. Movement and reality slowed, yet she moved with them, her perceptions and reactions enhanced. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 207)

Lanoree uses the Force to send a piercing whistle that upsets the creature's physical balance and uses the Force to numb her pain.
Lanoree uses the Force to send a piercing whistle at Master Tave's ears, upsetting his physical balance. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 107)
She tries to see away some of the pain, loosing it to the Force, and a calm numbness descended. - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 272)
Closed her eyes. Shut away the pain that was threatening to make her sick, the tiredness that lured her down to sleep, and death - Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 283)

Lanoree using Alchemy.
"This wont take long."

Lanoree calmed herself and gathered the Force, and Master Dam-Powl's face and voice came to her. There are some who are troubled or frightened by what we excel at, but they do not understand the potential. Maintain control, keep yourself balanced, and it will serve you well.

Lanoree felt the power of the Force swirling and flowing within and around her, personified by Ashla and Bogan, their attraction and repulsion perfectly balanced, and Lanoree suspended weightless, faultless, between them. She lifted skin dust from the floor and chose four particles, and they became her servants. Concentrating on them, expanding them in her vision and giving them a touch of Foce, she dropped them into Domm's upturned eyes.

He blinked and cried out, but could not move. His eyes watered, and then he squeezed them closed. But by then it was too late.

"I'll wait outside," Lanoree heard Tre say, and he sounded like a child afraid of the dark. But her eyes were closed and she could not see him leave.

"Keep calm, keep quiet." She said with a slight Force push, and Domm grew motionless beneath her. She delved down, vision growing dark, sense of touch intense and shocking as the dust particles forged through his eyes and back into his brain. She felt the warm wetness of his insides. She sought, the dust sought; and when she found the place she wanted, she paused, gathering strength and molding the Force to her will. This was the dangerous part. She felt Bogan looming and darkness closing, and balance shifting. Power grew around her, and she breathed deeply, trying to ward off the ecstatic sensation flooding through her. The pleasure of control. The ecstasy of darkness.

The dust transformed into elements of her will, and Domm began to choke as her will was done.

Keep calm, Lanoree thought, and this time she was speaking to herself. Bogan grew large and heavy, and she felt the irresistible lure of shadow―freedom from constraint, reveling in power.

And she fought her way back to balance. The denial of Bogan difficult but ultimately triumphant. The sense of loss was staggering for a time, but quickly faded.

This was her talent. Dam-Powl had told her. The alchemy of flesh, however minute the element of flesh might be. Transformation, transition, and Lanoree tried to hold down the sense of pride at her achievement. She had not touched the experiment on her ship since the start of this mission, but she had not lost anything she had learned.

She stood from Domm and went to the door that Tre had left open behind him.

"it's done." She said, and Tre's voice answeres from the corridor beyond.

"You had the face of Dam-Powl. Her darkness."

"And her control," Lanoree said. Of course. Dam-Powl must have performed something similar on Tre. But Lanoree didn't mind frightening him. Tre afraid might serve her well.

"Is he...?"

"I seared his memory. For a time he will remember nothing, not even his name." Domm writhed on the floor and struggled to stand.

"For a time?" Tre asked.

"I'm not sure how long." And she was not. It could be mere days or much longer until Domm returned to the damaged person he had been, a dark shadow in his mind where the memory of what happened was a charred emptiness. "Better than murder."
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Pages 173-174)
She lifted the cover and the flesh throbbed. Blood dribbled through imperfect yet adequate veins. Vestigial limbs waved weakly and without purpose. At one edge a blind eye opened, pupil milky white. Even if it did see, there was no mind to understand.

The iris had her coloring because it was a part of her.

The life that animated this flesh was formed by Lanoree and drawn from the Force. Over time she had molded the single collection of cells―taken from her own arm, a splash of blood, and marrow―into this, an object with a form of life that was all her own. Its movements still troubled her, as did its partial familiarity. But there was no brain, there was no mind, And without a mind it was meat. That was all. Living, pulsing, replicating meat. She continued to tell herself that even as she wondered if it felt pain.

The power she sometimes experienced as she molded flesh to her own desire was shocking, but right now she found meaning in her experiment at last. Its not just alchemy, Dam-Powl had told her. It's not just learning the art for the sake of it. It's practicing to become an artist.

Lanoree gathered herself, resting her hands on either side of the experiments small pedestal. Her wound was deep and wide, its edges weeping, its depths burning. But at the moment Dal had tried to kill her, she had gathered herself behind the Force, and it had swallowed much of the impact. If she hadn't done that ―an instant, an instinctive action―her heart and lungs would have been blasted across the mine's floor. Her brother believed her dead. At least she had given herself a chance.

She breathed deeply and welcomed the Force flowing through her. Closed her eyes. Shut away the pain that was threatening to make her sick, the tiredness that lured her down to sleep, and death. The Force grew stronger in her, tingling in her fingertips and toes, her neck, her wounded chest, and she directed it into her experiment.

The alchemy came alive within her. It was a burning star with a dark heart. That I have to watch, she thought, but agony swept through her, distracting her. The power was wonderful, she smiled.

The flesh before her began to bubble and boil, and without opening her eyes she stripped away her tattered robe and undergarments and leaned forward.

The smell of burning flesh filled the Peacemaker.

She heard a pitiful whine from Tre but did not look. If he was afraid, he could cover his eyes.

Bogan loomed and she opened her mind's eye to embrace its darkened surface, and at the same time she felt a warm, wet touch between her breasts. It caressed that angry wound and numbed. Lanoree welcomed the contact and sought more, leaning farther forward until she was directly over the pedestal of flesh. My flesh, my experiment, my very own alchemy of self.

She sought and found Ashla, a bright spark within the Force. And experiencing herself in balance, the talents she was made aware of at Alin Kesh, and which she had practiced for so long, began to flow.

Flesh flowed with them...

...She looked down at the wound in her chest and took in a deep, startled breath, Her skin was rough and scarred, and there was a definite depression in her chest. But the blaster hole had vanished. She closed her eyes and breathed deeply, twisting to the left and right, felt no pain inside. Nothing out of place. Nothing missing.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Pages 283-284 and 285)

Lanoree demonstrates her martial skills.
It is the size of a humans head...and then larger...and then smaller again, fist like, hard. It flits from place to place and glides. Its smooth, and glimmers like a fluid, hard and spiked with countless protuberances. There are so many contradictions to the sphere, it is so ambiguous, that when it attacks, it takes Lanoree a few moments to figure out what is happening...

...The blindfold gives perfect darkness. The earplugs mold to her ears and cut out all sound, leaving only her beating heart. The nose clip steals all smell. She can taste snow in the air, but the sphere―

An impact on her leg and she cries out, staggering to the left. She hears no instruction from Master Kin'ade and realizes this is intentional. Lanoree tries to center herself, breathing long and deep, sensing the Force within her and being a part of it, balanced and level. She draws her sword and waits.

A sting on her shoulder. She shrugs it off.

Something moves past her face, close and quick.

She reaches out and senses everyone else around her and then―

Spins on her left leg, crouching and lashing out with her sword. She feels the connection and the impact travel up her arm. She rolls forward, then back onto her feet, holding her left hand up with fingers splayed, throwing a Force-punch, sensing it hit the Darrow Sphere. Her heart is thumping, breathing increased, and she feels the flow of blood and the Force through her veins. It is ecstasy.
-Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 127-128 and 129-130)

The following quote is of a young Lanoree and Dal still in training.
"No sides here," Dal says. He leaps towards Lanoree in a clumsy, yet strong Alchaka move, and what happens next plays in her mind for a long time afterward. She lets him strike her down.

She stumbles, sliding across the stone floor and bruising her back, hips, elbows. She uses the Force to prevent herself from slamming into a wall. Then she stands, and Dal is already charging at her again.

She ducks beneath Dal's kick, slides past him as he spins and lashes out with his fist, trips him, stomps on his ankle, then drops astride him one fist raised, ready to hammer down on his face.

"I need no Force to bring you down, brother." she says, smiling.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 163)

Close to the ship's still-hot engines, the Iktochi woman didn't know what had hit her as Lanoree's sword parted her head from her shoulders and severed the long, distinctive horns. She darted up the ramp into the ship, where the second Stargazer stood comically motionless, head cocked at the strange sound of steal cleaving flesh he'd heard outside.

"Don't..." he said, and Lanoree stabbed him through the heart. He was dead before he slumped to the deck.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 264)
She deflected two more shots and leaped across the tunnel with barely any effort. She landed beside the man and swung her sword, severing both of his arms just below the elbows. Forearms and blaster fell to the ground. The man gasped quietly and took two steps back until he was standing against the tunnel wall. He looked down at his grouting stumps, then up at Lanoree, eyes wide.

She swung her sword through his chest, cutting him almost in two.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 302)
Dal's skill had always been in combat and she reeled from the blows he rained down on her...

...Dal drew two short knives from his belt and attacked once again. Lanoree dropped the useless blaster and drew her sword, parrying his knife thrusts. She held the blade one-handed, but even then she knew she had the better of him. She felt almost sorry for him.

Then he threw a knife at her face, and as she Force-shoved it aside, he leapt at the device.

Lanoree had no time to think, and if she had she would have done the same. She swung the sword in a high arc, up over her head, down towards where Dal would meet the device.

She closed her eyes at the last moment and felt the sickening sensation of her sword parting flesh.
- Star War: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void (Page 307 and 308)
 
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Shimrra is the only Yuuzhan Vong powerful and worthy enough to communicate with the ultimate, cosmic Yuuzhan Vong god:
There was no reader to answer, for only Lord Shimrra himself communed with Yun-Yuuzhan, the Cosmic Lord. - New Jedi Order: Star By Star
Though the priests may commune with the various Yuuzhan Vong deities, only the Supreme Overlord has a direct connection to the Creator, Yun-Yuuzhan. The current rank-holder is Supreme Overlord Shimrra. - Star Wars Databank: Yuuzhan Vong

Shimrra, according to Jacen Solo, had monstrous power.
But now, monstrous in aspect and power, Shimrra hovered over Luke like a rancor. - New Jedi Order: The Unifying Force

Shimrra, as the Supreme Overlord, is the greatest of all Vong and is essentially considered a god.
The Supreme Overlord commands the Yuuzhan Vong with all the authority of a god, which he may one day become if his victories make him legendary. - The Ultimate Alien Anthology
The most exclusive of Yuuzhan Vong castes has only a membership of one: the Supreme Overlord. This is the ruler of the Yuuzhan Vong, and he has supreme religious and secular authority over the invading people. Though the priests may commune with the various Yuuzhan Vong deities, only the Supreme Overlord has a direct connection to the Creator, Yun-Yuuzhan. The current rank-holder is Supreme Overlord Shimrra. - Star Wars Databank: Yuuzhan Vong

Shimrra is the embodiment of the ultimate Yuuzhan Vong god, Yun-Yuuzhan.
The giant Yuuzhan Vong Supreme Overlord, embodiment of the god Yun-Yuuzhan, uses his unique powers to preside over the Yuuzhan Vong court. - Insider #74: The New Jedi Order in a 100 Easy Lessons

Shimrra had in him the concentrated power of all the Yuuzhan Vong species:
Instead, Shimrra was very much alive and all the more intimidating for it. In him was concentrated the combined strength of the Yuuzhan Vong species, and if he couldn't be defeated, then all that Luke had done to reach this point would amount to nothing. - New Jedi Order: The Unifying Force

Shimrra's power is something Luke cannot fathom.
The Supreme Overlord, however, was a void Luke could not fathom. - New Jedi Order: The Unifying Force

Luke Skywalker compares Shimrra to Emperor Palpatine and also muses that perhaps Shimrra couldn't be defeated.
When Luke had been brought before the Emperor, Palpatine's visage had been familiar to him from images that had reached even remote Tatooine, and his inherent power was immediately evident.

The Supreme Overlord, however, was a void Luke could not fathom.
He wasn't a shell of a human in a hooded cloak, more energy than flesh. Nor was his face that of a Sith Master, prematurely wizened by years of calling on dark power.

Instead, Shimrra was very much alive and all the more intimidating for it. In him was concentrated the combined strength of the Yuuzhan Vong species
, and if he couldn't be defeated, then all that Luke had done to reach this point would amount to nothing. He was the largest Yuuzhan Vong Luke had ever seen, with lean limbs, a massive head, and an upper body so thoroughly branded and tattooed it was impossible to distinguish flesh from garment.

Widely placed, his slightly slanted eyes gleamed in shifting colors. He wore a ceremonial cape made of tanned hide. Curled sedately around his left forearm was a thick-bodied amphistaff with an intricately patterned head. Only in his bemusement was Shimrra similar to the enemy Luke had confronted at Endor, on the incomplete Death Star.

Much as the Emperor had trusted in the power of the dark side of the Force, the Supreme Overlord trusted entirely in the power of the gods.
And similar to that pivotal moment in the Galactic Civil War, a battle was raging in the skies.
- New Jedi Order: The Unifying Force

Shimrra has a vast frame.
Shimrra's vast frame heaved with what might have been laughter. - New Jedi Order: Ylesia

Shimrra was the largest Yuuzhan Vong Luke had ever seen.
He was the largest Yuuzhan Vong Luke had ever seen, with lean limbs, a massive head, and an upper body so thoroughly branded and tattooed it was impossible to distinguish flesh from garment. - New Jedi Order: The Unifying Force

Shimrra is enormous.
Across the room Shimrra was moving stiffly toward Luke, who was being set upon by four warriors. The enormous Vong overlord stepped across the moat as if crossing a final line. - New Jedi Order: The Unifying Force

Shimrra's hands are giant, black, taloned things, forming massive fists implanted from a different carnivore.
Shimrra's hands -- giant black taloned things, each implanted from a different carnivore -- made massive fists. - New Jedi Order: Ylesia

Shimrra stepping on a polyp with his huge size causes it to burst.
Shimrra shifted his huge form on his dais, and one of the polyps beneath him burst under the pressure, spraying the wall with its insides. - New Jedi Order: Ylesia

Shimrra is monstrous in size and towers over Luke like a rancor.
But now, monstrous in aspect and power, Shimrra hovered over Luke like a rancor. - New Jedi Order: The Unifying Force

Shimrra one-shots Jacen through his sheer strength. Jacen recovers fairly quickly later, but the fact that Shimrra bitch-slaps him casually once, and he blacks out for a bit is incredibly impressive.
The bunker inclined, sending Jacen directly toward Shimrra. Without thinking-and without his lightsaber-he lunged for the neck of the towering Yuuzhan Vong. But Shimrra perceived Jacen's intent, and threw his mighty right arm behind him. Jacen was hit squarely in the center of the chest. Dropping to the floor, he blacked out. - New Jedi Order: The Unifying Force

Shimrra deflects a saber-throw from Jacen Solo.
Feeling his uncle's suffocation in his own crushed chest, Jacen summoned his strength and crawled frantically for his lightsaber. Calling it to his right hand, he sent it hurtling through the air at Shimrra's head. The Supreme Overlord raised his left hand in a parry; then, with Jacen's lightsaber spinning off toward the throne, he reached into the folds of his hide cape-and extracted a lightsaber!

With a flourish, he activated it. A violet blade shot forth with the familiar snap-hiss. Jacen recognized it immediately. Anakin's lightsaber.
- New Jedi Order: The Unifying Force

As a child, Shimrra kills his twin brother.
Lord Shimrra himself had murdered his twin brother before growing up to have the dream that foretold the finding of this new galaxy.

...

"If I may make a suggestion," Nom Anor said, determined to exploit his gains. "Perhaps Lord Shimrra would look favorably on a sacrifice of twin Jedi? You could have them fight each other, as Lord Shimrra fought his brother, just as the gods have ordained that twins must do since the beginning of Yuuzhan Vong history."
- New Jedi Order: Star By Star

Shimrra puts up a good fight against Grandmaster Luke. Initially, Shimrra was driving him back, preventing Luke from keeping him at bay, caging Skywalker and seemingly overpowering him with his massive amphistaff and only when Luke used the Force and began Jar'Kai-ing -- against an unarmed Shimrra, no less -- did he best the Overlord conclusively:

When he came to an instant later, he saw that Luke had obviously intercepted Shimrra's follow-up blow. But now, monstrous in aspect and power, Shimrra hovered over Luke like a rancor. Luke's lightsaber thrummed through the air, but Shimrra refused to be kept at bay. Luke tried to Force-leap out of reach, but the Supreme Overlord had him caged.

The master of defense is one who is never in the place that is attacked, Jacen recalled Vergere saying. Shimrra appeared to have learned the same lesson. Lunging, the thick, three-meter-long amphistaff wound itself around Luke's torso, pinning his right arm and lightsaber hilt to his side, the green blade aimed at the floor. Just in time, Luke managed to get his left hand gripped on the snake's uppermost coils and the head as it loosed volumes of venom at him. But Luke was rapidly being squeezed to death by the amphistaff.

Feeling his uncle's suffocation in his own crushed chest, Jacen summoned his strength and crawled frantically for his lightsaber. Calling it to his right hand, he sent it hurtling through the air at Shimrra's head. The Supreme Overlord raised his left hand in a parry; then, with Jacen's lightsaber spinning off toward the throne, he reached into the folds of his hide cape-and extracted a lightsaber!

With a flourish, he activated it. A violet blade shot forth with the familiar snap-hiss. Jacen recognized it immediately. Anakin's lightsaber.

"Weapon of the Solo we killed at Myrkr," Shimrra said, his eyes shifting through colors as the energy shaft thrummed: "Conveyed to Yuuzhan'tar by the traitor Vergere, wielded by the Jeedai Ganner against so many of my warriors, retrieved when he died and brought to me, and now yours to confront. So that you may know what my warriors experience at Zonama Sekot, forced to fight against other living vessels."

Jacen was too stunned to respond; too disheartened to move. Shimrra waved the blade close to Luke's head. Luke removed his left hand from the amphistaff's throat to grab Shimrra's right wrist. The serpentine weapon immediately stiffened and plunged itself into the left side of Luke's chest.

Luke screamed in pain.

The Supreme Overlord reared back to gloat: "One thrust and the deed is done!"

Then all at once, Anakin's lightsaber flew from Shimrra's grip into Luke's left hand. Through his Vongsense, Jacen could feel Shimrra's astonishment and dismay. In a motion almost too swift for Jacen's eyes to follow, Luke slit the throat of Shimrra's amphistaff.

As its coils began to relax, he sliced his own lightsaber blade upward, cutting the amphistaff's body into segments. As a horrified Shimrra leaned forward, as if to vise his huge hands around Luke's neck, Luke crossed the blades and shoved them upward toward Shimrra's neck.

The blades burned clean through. Shimrra's decapitated head dropped to the floor with a loud thud! and his body crumbled. Luke hauled himself out from under the Supreme Overlord's body and collapsed against the wall.
- New Jedi Order: The Unifying Force

After this fight, Luke is so exhausted he collapses against the wall and speaks weakly:
The blades burned clean through. Shimrra's decapitated head dropped to the floor with a loud thud! and his body crumbled. Luke hauled himself out from under the Supreme Overlord's body and collapsed against the wall.

"Jaina," he said weakly.
- New Jedi Order: The Unifying Force

Shimrra was also noted as "battering" Luke:
Shimrra launched himself at Luke, battering the Jedi with his amphistaff. - The New Essential Chronology
 
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Raskta Lsu, a Echani female Jedi Master and solider in General Hoth's Army of Light.

Raskta Lsu was the most skilled martial artist in the Jedi Order of her time.
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Raskta Lsu attained the rank of Jedi Weapons Master, transforming herself into a living weapon.
She had achieved the rare and prestigious rank of Jedi Weapons Master. Eschewing all other fields of study and forsaking the development of her other Force talents to focus exclusively on the lightsaber and combat, she had transformed herself into a living weapon. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two
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This is significant because they are regarded as the greatest warriors in the Jedi Order, and only a handful of beings in the Jedi Order's 25000-year history have ever been elevated to this rank (The legendary duelists Mace Windu and Vodo Siosk Baas among them).

Is it battle that stirs you, to meet an enemy blade upon blade? Such is the way of the greatest of the Jedi warriors…the Weapon Masters. - Knights of the Old Republic II (Kreia)
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This also means Raskta Lsu made fighting the central focus of her union with the Force.
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Raskta Lsu was a master of multiple, if not all forms of lightsaber combat, being a Jedi Weapons Master and being tasked with training Padawans in the seven forms of lightsaber combat.
Now tasked with training apprentices in the forms of lightsaber combat, Raskta had been part of the campaign on Ruusan. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two
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Without any form of armor, Raskta Lsu cut swaths of destruction through the heart of enemy ranks on Ruusan, leaving a litter of bodies in her wake and killing more Sith Lords than the Thought Bomb.
Wielding a blue-bladed lightsaber in each hand, and shunning any form of armor, she was a terrifying figure to behold on the battlefield. Johun vividly remembered her carving great swaths of destruction through the heart of the enemy ranks, leaving a litter of bodies in her wake. It was said that, by the end of the war, as many Sith Lords had fallen under her twin blades as had been killed by the thought bomb. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

And over a thousand Sith Lords were participating in the Thought Bomb ritual.
More than a thousand highly trained minds were focused on a single task. - Dark Forces: Jedi Knight

This is significant because Sith Lords in this war were the counterparts to Jedi Masters.
"The academies on Dathomir and Iridonia are most similar to the one here. There apprentices study under Sith Masters. Those who succeed in their training become the adepts and acolytes who swell the ranks of our armies. They are the counterparts to the Jedi Knights who stand in the way of our ultimate conquest.

"But even as the Jedi Knights must answer to the Jedi Masters, so must the adepts and acolytes answer to the Sith Lords. And those with the potential to become Sith Lords-and only those with such potential-are trained here on Korriban."
- Darth Bane: Path of Destruction

And each Sith Lord was said to be more powerful than an entire division of troopers.
They might have been only fifty in number, but each one of them was a Sith Lord: more powerful than an entire division of soldiers. - Darth Bane: Path of Destruction

Raskta Lsu, true to her status as a weapons master, is familiar with various forms of lightsaber armament. As a master of Jar'kai, Raskta Lsu is an expert in dual-bladed fencing.
The first group-a female Echani wielding a blue lightsaber in each hand and a Jedi Master in garish clothes with a golden blade- charged straight for Bane. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

She was also familiar enough with the saberstaff to train her Padawan, Sarro Xaj, in its use.
Sarro had chosen to follow in his Master's path, focusing on mastering a massive double-bladed lightsaber measuring almost three meters in length. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

She was also able to recognize the nature of Bane's curved hilt and adapt to it, her warning to Farfalla sparing the Jedi Master an amputation.
The Jedi Master dropped into an elegant defensive stance to meet the charge.

"The handle!" Raskta gasped as she scrambled to her feet.

The warning caused Farfalla to notice the hook-handled light-saber of his enemy, and the unusual grip it required. This would alter the nature of his attacks, causing them to come in from odd and unfamiliar angles. In the regimented and hyperprecise world of Jedi-Sith lightsaber duels, it transformed his style into something unique and unexpected.

Valenthyne recognized, processed, and reacted to this information in a fraction of a second, allowing him to adjust his own weapon's course just enough to block a strike that otherwise would have slipped along the edge of his blade and taken his arm off at the elbow.
- Darth Bane: Rule of Two

While augmented by Battle Meditation, Raskta could neutralize an Orbalisk encrusted Darth Bane's assault and landed half a dozen strikes on Bane's armored abdomen.
As they burst into the room a man who could only have been Darth Bane charged recklessly toward them. In any other instance the move would have spelled a quick end to the encounter, as Raskta raced ahead of Farfalla to carve the Sith to pieces.

Raska's blue blades flickered too quickly for the eye to see, neutralizing her enemy's initial, wild attack then landing half a dozen lethal blows to his chest and abdomen.
- Darth Bane: Rule of Two

While fueled by Battle Meditation, Raskta Lsu can deflect Darth Bane's lightning barrage with her lightsabers, presumably with Soresu. At the same time, Vallenthyne Farfalla, one of the seven greatest Jedi Lords in the Army of the Light, was incapable of doing so, even though he, too, was augmented by Battle Meditation.
Farfalla saw the Sith Lord turn toward him, sensing the intervention that had saved Raskta's life. Bane unleashed a barrage of Sith lightning, gathering and releasing his power at the speed of thought. The Jedi threw up a Force barrier to shield himself, but the electricity tore right through it and arced toward him. Then suddenly Raskta was there to save his life, repaying a debt that was only a few seconds old as she threw herself in front of him. Fueled by Worror's battle meditation, she switched styles seamlessly, and her arms and blades became a blur as they carved figure eights in the air to catch and absorb the bolts of dark side energy. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

While fueled by Battle Meditation, Raskta Lsu could temporarily drive an orbalisk encrusted Darth Bane on the defensive, though this may or may not have been a deceptive ploy on Bane's part to attack Worror.
He spun back to the fight to see that the Echani Weapons Master had taken the offensive, sending quick flicks of her blue blades toward Bane's unprotected face-the only spot on his body seemingly not covered by the impenetrable shells. Remarkably, Bane was giving ground.

"Stay back!" she shouted at Farfalla. "You'll just get in the way."

Farfalla did as he was told, gathering the energies of the light side to throw up another protective Force barrier should Bane try to unleash his dark side powers against the Echani.

She seemed to be everywhere at once-in front of Bane, beside him, behind him, circling low, leaping to come in high, deflecting his blade with one of her own then stabbing three quick times in succession at his eyes. The big man's head ducked and bobbed, twisting and turning to avoid her blows as he tried to mount a counteroffensive.

Raskta's mastery of her blades was unparalleled, but even with her talents augmented by Worror's battle meditation she wasn't able to land a telling blow on such a small target through Bane's defenses. Still, the ferocity of her new strategy had turned the momentum in her favor ... or so Farfalla thought.

Bane continued his retreat, circling away from Raskta's blades, then suddenly turned and ran straight toward the unarmed Ithorian standing just inside the door of the room.
- Darth Bane: Rule of Two

Raskta's mastery of the lightsaber was unparalleled.
Raskta's mastery of her blades was unparalleled - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

Raskta Lsu, while amped by Battle Meditation, was capable of maintaining a defense against an orbalisk-encrusted Darth Bane without giving ground.
The shimmering field exploded into fragments as the Dark Lord broke free, though the momentary delay had allowed the Echani to place herself between the Ithorian and the Sith.

Raskta's blades hummed and sang as she engaged him again, determined to keep him from reaching Master Worror at all costs.
- Darth Bane: Rule of Two

Raskta Lsu is so skilled and good with teamwork she can thrive off of the presence of a relatively clumsy duelist.
And while Johun's own clumsy efforts had actually seemed to impede Sarro when they fought side by side, Raskta appeared to thrive off his presence. When he went high, she went low. If he came from the left, she came from the right. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

While augmented by Battle Meditation, Raskta can drive an orbalisk-encrusted Darth Bane up against a wall alongside Farfalla and Johun.
Suddenly invigorated, they backed her Master up against a wall, concentrating their attacks on his face and the joints of his wrist where the orbalisks had left tiny gaps in his armor. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

While augmented by Battle Meditation, Raskta Lsu could slide behind Bane and kick his legs out from under him.
Knowing that her lightsabers couldn't penetrate Bane's armor, she slid in from behind and scissor-kicked his legs out from under him. He toppled over backward, turning his fall into a roll that ended with him back on his feet. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

Raskta Lsu's species views physical combat as the highest form of art and personal expression.
She was almost as tall as Johun, with the muscles and physique one would expect in a species that valued physical combat as the highest form of art and personal expression. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

As an Echani, Raskta Lsu is highly skilled in unarmed combat. Lord Cronal, the guy who can predict the future who Palpatine put in charge of the holonet, has been described as wielding the media as effectively as an Echani wields a vibroblade.
But the Alliance’s enemy in this battle was a master manipulator who wielded media as deadly as an Echani warrior a vibroblade: the one-time Imperial Intelligence Director, Lord Cronal, codenamed “Blackhole.” A former Prophet of the Dark Side and rival to Supreme Prophet Kadann, Cronal was elevated from the prophets’ ranks by Palpatine himself and placed at the head of the HoloNet’s operations. For years, the mysterious agent and Emperor’s Hand held sway over the perceptions of military and civilians alike, keeping them in a tight grip of lies and cowing them with his menacing, phantom-like guise projected via aural-visual holographic “distorter” technology. - The Star Wars Spy Game: SPIN Declassified

This is noteworthy regarding the ability of the Echani in unarmed combat, considering they emphasize unarmed combat over bladed combat.
Like all Echani, the Thyrsians excel at reading the smallest cues of body language, making them superb fighters. But in other ways they are sharply different: male-dominated rather than female-dominated, dark of hair and skin instead of light, spiritually focused on the sun instead of the moon, and emphasizing bladed weapons and heavy armor instead of unarmed combat. - Star Wars: The Essential Guide to Warfare Author’s Cut, Part 2 – Ancient Coruscant

Raskta Lsu can anticipate Johun Othone's moves and use them to her advantage.
Her reactions were so fast, her combat instincts so pure, that she was able to sense and anticipate what he was going to do even as it happened, then use his attacks to her own advantage. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

Raskta Lsu is an Echani and, as such, has a penchant for predicting the combative moves of those around her.
It is the way of the Echani to be able to read their opponents - to know where an opponent is going to strike before it connects, anticipate it, and then strike against them. Echani battles are fought several minutes in advance - in many ways, it is much like the game of dejarik played in the core systems. The most advanced among the Echani are able to predict the course of battles by months, and the most revered are said to be able to predict the path of wars. - Knights of the Old Republic II

As an Echani, Raskta Lsu excels at reading the subtlest of body language cues.
Like all Echani, the Thyrsians excel at reading the smallest cues of body language, making them superb fighters. - Star Wars: The Essential Guide to Warfare Author’s Cut, Part 2 – Ancient Coruscant

Raskta Lsu is stated to have a muscular physique attributed to a member of a species that values physical combat as the highest form of art and expression.
She was almost as tall as Johun, with the muscles and physique one would expect in a species that valued physical combat as the highest form of art and personal expression. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

While augmented by Battle Meditation, Raskta Lsu possessed the physical strength to neutralize the initial assault of an orbalisk encrusted Darth Bane charging at her.
Raska's blue blades flickered too quickly for the eye to see, neutralizing her enemy's initial, wild attack then landing half a dozen lethal blows to his chest and abdomen. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

Raskta Lsu's body is muscular.
Even so her muscular body was plucked from the air and hurtled backward, though she twisted and turned so she landed on her feet. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

Having already felt the physical strength of Bane's strikes, Raskta Lsu is confident in her ability to trap his blade in a blade lock while augmented with Battle Meditation.
Bane brought his lightsaber down at the Echani, who crossed her blades into an X, attempting to block and trap her opponent's weapon at the point of intersection. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

While augmented by Battle Meditation, Raskta Lsu's blades flickered too quickly for the eye to see, and she neutralized Bane's assault and landed half a dozen blows on him before he could cross the distance between them.
Raska's blue blades flickered too quickly for the eye to see, neutralizing her enemy's initial, wild attack then landing half a dozen lethal blows to his chest and abdomen. But instead of toppling, the big man kept coming, never even breaking stride. He would have plowed straight into Raskta, trampling her under his heavy boots, had she not cartwheeled to the side at the last possible instant. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

While augmented by Battle Meditation, Raskta Lsu could scramble back to her feet and close the distance between her and Bane in less time than it took Bane to charge at Farfalla and strike twice.
The contact lifted her off her feet and sent her sprawling. Then he was past her, and bearing down on Farfalla.

The Jedi Master dropped into an elegant defensive stance to meet the charge.

"The handle!" Raskta gasped as she scrambled to her feet.

The warning caused Farfalla to notice the hook-handled light-saber of his enemy, and the unusual grip it required. This would alter the nature of his attacks, causing them to come in from odd and unfamiliar angles. In the regimented and hyperprecise world of Jedi-Sith lightsaber duels, it transformed his style into something unique and unexpected.

Valenthyne recognized, processed, and reacted to this information in a fraction of a second, allowing him to adjust his own weapon's course just enough to block a strike that otherwise would have slipped along the edge of his blade and taken his arm off at the elbow. Even so, the strength behind the attack tore Farfalla's golden blade from his grip, sending his lightsaber skittering across the floor. Unarmed and helpless before his enemy, he was saved by Raskta.
- Darth Bane: Rule of Two

While augmented by Battle Meditation, Raskta seemed to be everywhere to Farfalla in her duel with Darth Bane, attacking him from several angles.
She seemed to be everywhere at once-in front of Bane, beside him, behind him, circling low, leaping to come in high, deflecting his blade with one of her own then stabbing three quick times in succession at his eyes. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

Johun Othone, who trained under Lord Hoth, moved his blade too quickly for the eye to see and fought alongside a man three times as fast as himself, marvelling at the speed of Raskta Lsu's blades.
The young Jedi marveled at the speed and savagery of Raskta's blades. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

Raskta Lsu quickly recovered from a partially shielded telekinetic attack from Darth Bane that was still powerful enough to throw her through the air while augmented by Battle Meditation.
The impact of the wave would have plastered her against the wall and crushed her had Farfalla not thrown up a shield to protect the Echani. Even so her muscular body was plucked from the air and hurtled backward, though she twisted and turned so she landed on her feet. - Darth Bane: Rule of Two

While augmented by Battle Meditation, Raskta Lsu could quickly scramble back onto her feet after Bane knocked her into the air by striking her in the chest with his elbow.
But the Sith's move was only a feint meant to distract her, and at the last instant he pulled his weapon back and swung an elbow around to catch her in the ribs. The contact lifted her off her feet and sent her sprawling. Then he was past her, and bearing down on Farfalla.

The Jedi Master dropped into an elegant defensive stance to meet the charge.

"The handle!" Raskta gasped as she scrambled to her feet.
- Darth Bane: Rule of Two

Though Raskta Lsu wasn't very skilled at erecting Force Barriers, she still maintained enough of a Force Barrier while augmented by Battle Meditation to survive a Force Repulse from Darth Bane, whose telekinetic attacks have killed non-force users on contact and disintegrated technobeasts.
Bane bellowed in rage as his weapon slipped from his grasp, the wound leaving his fingers limp and powerless. But before Johun or any of the others had a chance to finish off their unarmed opponent, they were blown backward by an explosion of dark side energy, their enemy's power fueled by the sharp, sudden pain of his wound.

Lying on the ground ten meters away, Johun watched in helpless horror as the Dark Lord's lightsaber leapt from the floor and flew back into his hand. Amazingly, his fingers wrapped themselves around the hilt and reignited the crimson blade, his injuries somehow healing almost instantly.

There was no longer anyone standing between Bane and the Ithorian; like Johun, Farfalla and Raskta had both been thrown clear. The Sith Lord raised his blade to end Worror's life, and Johun thrust out with the Force.

He knew he wasn't strong enough to penetrate Bane's defenses, but the big man wasn't his target. Instead, the powerful push struck Worror, throwing him into the corner as the lightsaber strike that would have cut him in two swished harmlessly through the air.

Johun felt his strength and energy plummet, A wave of exhaustion and fatigue overwhelmed him, the beneficial effects of the battle meditation vanishing as Worror's concentration was broken. But the Jedi Master was still alive, and Farfalla and Raskta were back on their feet.
- Darth Bane: Rule of Two
 

SupremeZaarin

Illustrious
The Wennis, a 75-year-old decommissioned Republic cruiser, have continental-destroyer weapons. It is not a star destroyer, nor a dreadnought, nor anything of the sort.

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64 Cruisers during the era of the Great Hyperspace War are capable of destroying of a moon's crust.

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Planet-destroying technology existed in the hands of non-Rakata/Gree/Kwa as far back as 10,000 years before the Death Star.
The Republic defeated a civilisation with such technology. The Republic eventually copied it.
Planetary shielding was designed to counter this.

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Kumauri technology was used to develop planetary defenses.

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The Republic used planet-destroying battleships based on Kumauri technology, destroying entire civilisations.
Planetary shielding, which is now in use on most planets, has made these weapons obsolete.

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Then there's the Waymancy Storm, which brought warships to the Republic that were far more advanced and powerful in comparison to Kumauri technology. Basically, even way before 7000 BBY, planet-destroying technology is pretty much available.

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Light minute ranges for Venators

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Missiles can accelerate and turn at 10,000Gs

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The Nightmare Machine can scan your brain and show you your worst fears

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the processing power of computers within the SW universe.

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An Executor survived three direct hits from ramming Imperial-class Star Destroyers moving at FTL speeds.

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Capabilities of a Gravitational field disruptor

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Also, the fact that Leia believed that alien monster guy can actually survive being dragged down to the very core of the planet for a few years, lmfao.
 
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