Katarn's story has alternative outcomes in some of the games in which he appears. Although the above mentioned story is canonical, the player has the option to follow the alternative dark side path in Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II. The victory was a pyrrhic one. The vast majority of the Titans sent to the system by the Pallidus Mor and Imperial Hunters were destroyed, two of the planet's three Hive cities were destroyed (Creontiades was leveled to the ground upon the arrival of Imperial Guard reinforcements), the forgeworld was reclassified as a Penal World (on the verge of being chosen for Exterminatus), and the planet's surviving loyalist population was interred and formed into a Penal Legion. The surviving members of the Titan legions, and the Titans they could salvage, prepared to return to their ships to leave the planet. [1] Sources With the victory over Desann's Dark Jedi, Katarn renewed his confidence and returned to Skywalker and was promoted to Jedi Master and continued in the ways of the Force as an instructor at Skywalker's Academy. [15] [4] Originally, the protagonist of Star Wars: Dark Forces was to be Luke Skywalker, and the game's story was to follow the events of Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope. However the developers of Dark Forces realized that this decision would add constraints to the storyline and gameplay, so the character of Kyle Katarn was created instead. [52]

it is precisely his experience in Imperial service that has turned him solidly against the Empire, and will, I believe, eventually convince him of the necessity of the Alliance." ―Jan Ors, to Mon Mothma [21] Katarans are witty, capitalistic hunters. They have no real community, and live in forests. They are rarely seen outside their sacred forests, are there are many a bards tale telling of the strange, secretive monkey-people… Skywalker made a second offer to train Katarn when he founded the Jedi Praxeum on Yavin 4, and Katarn accepted, now convinced that it would help him tame his dark side. [15] In that time he put Yun's lightsaber away and built his own blue-bladed lightsaber as part of his training. [27] Katarn, once again a Jedi Knight, developed a friendship with fellow Jedi trainee Corran Horn, but when two students of the Academy fell to the dark side, Katarn's fear of succumbing multiplied. Katarn gave up the Force, entrusting his lightsaber to Skywalker, and returned to his mercenary ways as Jan Ors' partner, taking on unofficial missions for the New Republic. [15] [19] Missions for the New Republic [ ] After defeating the traitor Titans at Deicoon, the Kataran Spears and Pallidus Mor received requests for assistance by the Imperial Hunters. The Imperial Hunters were being overwhelmed by the Chaos forces. Deciding to take the fastest route, the Imperial forces moved through the Klivanos Plain. The Plain was a volatile region, with large and unstable Promethium reserved beneath its surface. Despite losing a Warhound, the Legio successfully traversed the region. They were too late to rescue the surviving members of the Imperial Hunters. The Pallidus Mor readied to engage the enemy forces, noticing that they were forming a defensive line to stall for time as another Chaotic ritual was being prepared. Realizing they could not retake the city before the completion of the ritual, the Pallidus Mor instead fired into the city. Firing salvo after salvo, the Legio leveled the Hive, turning the very ground below it into a sea of magma and rubble. [1] Katarn displays his superior skills in lightsaber combat, as he cuts down a Reborn in the Cairn Installation.

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This Tzarina, unlike her predecessor, leads from the rear and is aloof and remote, preferring to work through agents and generals. When she does go forth, she devastates all who stand before her, and the Ungol people to the north of Kislev believe and fear her to be one of the ancient warrior witches from their past. [1a] From an early age Kyle showed big curiosity for the trade of his father, his use of tools, and displayed impressive technical and engineering talent, able to handle and troubleshoot anything in their homestead. [14] Skills he acquired from his childhood in the farm was becoming one of the few Humans in the galaxy fluent in the electronic language of droidspeak, [14] as well as a primitive binary code, considered obsolete by then, whose combinations of two sounds represented letters of an alphabt. [16] Near the end of the war, the living planet Zonama Sekot agreed to help the Galactic Alliance, and Katarn was one of several Jedi Knights bonded to seed-partners and provided with Sekotan starships in the final battle. [9] [15] An arch marked the entrance to the Valley of the Jedi which Kyle explored; he saw effigies of Lord Hoth and Tal. He climbed a tall tomb, and from the elevated location he spotted Jan tied to a column.

Adjustable butt pad with recoil damping rubber. Adjustable to a longer trigger reach for the taller shooter . Kyle's troubled escape was followed by a pursuit by TIE fighters from the Fuel City. Kyle advised Jan to move towards the Nefra Canyons to lose the TIEs, and exited to the ship's hatch. Using the Force, he managed a precise hit with his blaster on the pilot's viewport, causing him to crash. [14]

Katarans are generally uncaring to events of the outside world, their societies have many qualities that are both lawful and chaotic. They have a strong clan loyalty, but many clans are nomadic, never staying in one place for very long. They tend more toward good than evil, but have no strong tie or drive to defend it. The Extinction of the Katara was a campaign waged by the Emperor's Children during the Great Crusade. [1] Overview