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The first test was designed to test one's knowledge of the [[Jedi Code/Legends|Jedi Code]]. A vital part of Jedi teachings, the Code was reviewed over and over throughout an Initiate's life, typically everyday during meditation or class. If an Initiate did not memorize the mantra they would no longer be a member of the Order.<ref name="TJP" /> |
The first test was designed to test one's knowledge of the [[Jedi Code/Legends|Jedi Code]]. A vital part of Jedi teachings, the Code was reviewed over and over throughout an Initiate's life, typically everyday during meditation or class. If an Initiate did not memorize the mantra they would no longer be a member of the Order.<ref name="TJP" /> |
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− | The second was not consistent throughout the Order's history. Originally, the test consisted of [[Lightsaber/Legends|lightsaber]] construction using [[ |
+ | The second was not consistent throughout the Order's history. Originally, the test consisted of [[Lightsaber/Legends|lightsaber]] construction using [[lightsaber crystal|crystals]] provided by the master. As the Order came into a new era following the [[Ruusan Reformation]], the trial was altered to test self-discipline. Demonstrating competency through [[Meditation/Legends|meditation]] or staged [[Lightsaber combat/Legends|lightsaber combat]] with a hood, this test was not so much a demonstration in skill so much as technique.<ref name="TJP" /> |
For the third and final trial, a great difference existed between the Jedi who fought in the [[New Sith Wars]] and those raised during the [[Golden Age of the Old Republic]]. Because of the lack of age restrictions seen early on in the Order's history, sometimes Initiates would be assigned to perform a specific yet simple task, such as solving a judicial case or providing aid to a citizen in need.<ref>''[[Darth Bane: Rule of Two]]''</ref> The [[Dantooine Jedi Enclave Council|Jedi Council]] of [[Dantooine/Legends|Dantooine]] required Initiates in the Order to complete a task to see the [[Dark side of the Force/Legends|dark side]] for themselves and find a way to conquer it. A famous example of this is the Trial of [[Revan/Legends|Revan]], to locate and redeem the fallen [[Cathar/Legends|Cathar]] apprentice Juhani.<ref name="KOTOR">''[[Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic]]''</ref> During the glory days of the Republic, Initiates were asked to prove that their connection to the Force was strong and that they were capable of meeting the standards of being a Jedi.<ref name="TJP" /> |
For the third and final trial, a great difference existed between the Jedi who fought in the [[New Sith Wars]] and those raised during the [[Golden Age of the Old Republic]]. Because of the lack of age restrictions seen early on in the Order's history, sometimes Initiates would be assigned to perform a specific yet simple task, such as solving a judicial case or providing aid to a citizen in need.<ref>''[[Darth Bane: Rule of Two]]''</ref> The [[Dantooine Jedi Enclave Council|Jedi Council]] of [[Dantooine/Legends|Dantooine]] required Initiates in the Order to complete a task to see the [[Dark side of the Force/Legends|dark side]] for themselves and find a way to conquer it. A famous example of this is the Trial of [[Revan/Legends|Revan]], to locate and redeem the fallen [[Cathar/Legends|Cathar]] apprentice Juhani.<ref name="KOTOR">''[[Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic]]''</ref> During the glory days of the Republic, Initiates were asked to prove that their connection to the Force was strong and that they were capable of meeting the standards of being a Jedi.<ref name="TJP" /> |