Though this view is wrong according to canon,for those just starting out in their knowledge of the Force, itmakes sense. For them, too light-sided is just as bad as too dark-sided.They both blind you to the bigger picture of the universe, and putone out of balance. For one thing, they are not dividedso sharply into different camps, as the Jedi and Sith are later tobe. After the name of some philosophers that were part of thegroup taken to the planet, the new servants and students of thisForce are called the Je'daii Order.In this early period, the Je'aiiare quite different from their successors that will follow themmany thousands of years later.

Once there, they begin to learn about thismysterious energy field that has been studied, worshiped, and isthe center of much philosophical and scholarly debate, this'Force'. In the first volume ofthis series (which takes place many millennia before the beginningof the Star Wars films), Force Storm, the Force-sensitives of thegalaxy are gathered together on living vessels and taken to theplanet Tython. Itwas always just a few pages or paragraphs, here or there, withtantalizing information.Now, with this series, these brief mentionsare being expanded, and the story of the pre-cursors of theRepublic and the Jedi is finally being told. For years now, the various Star Wars 'guides' havealways included snippets about the civilizations that existedbefore the Old Republic, and the beginnings of the Jedi Order.

The Beginnings ofthe JediBy MereChristianStar Wars: Dawn of the Jedi is a bit of anambitious idea for a comic book series from Dark Horse Comics andLucasfilm. 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.

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