If you are playing during The Jedi Civil War, you will need to decide how you feel about Revan and Malak's break with the Council. This affects how they deal with other Jedi and with the Council itself.
Jedi characters should decide whether to support the Jedi Council's positions or to strike out on their own. This is especially true if your campaign takes effort. Given that the Jedi Order is more fragmented in philosophy and organization, it's influence over all Jedi is weaker than in later eras.If you are a Jedi, do you support the Jedi Council?.Your answer might depends on your view of the Republic, as above, or on the results of a specific battle or other major event. However, you might be operating in regions outside of their sphere of influence, and it might be more practical or beneficial to support another side. Supporting the Republic might seem natural. In times of war, you must decide which side you support.The answer to this question should impact how you relate to your fellow heroes, as well as Gamemaster characters such as government officials, Jedi Knights, or the many invaders of the era. You might take pride in fighting for the Republic, or resent its ineffectual response. You might be a citizen of the Republic, but if you are not, where do you come from? You might regard the Republic as static and ineffectual in the face of dire enemies, or you might view it as the galaxy's best hope for victory, regardless of its flaws. The Republic of this era is not an all-powerful bureaucratic machine.You can spend as much or as little time as you wish on your character's background, but answering the following questions will give you a sound foundation to build upon. 2.11 Republic Special-Forces Strike Team.2.7 Postbattle Emergency Security Force.
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