Mustrum_Ridcully
Hero
My players keep out, I guess. Beware that I have no trouble distorting old or new EU to carve out new opportunities for stories.
1. Exile Sith Civil War
Now that the last Sith Lord following the Rule of Two are dead, a group of Exiled Siths whose ancestors escaped Darth Bane's machinations are planning their return from the Unknown Regions. Of course, they immediately have a falling out, since not everyone thinks it is a wise idea to return. They stayed in Exile because they feared people like Bane, Plaegius or Siddious, and now they want to face the Jedi that managed to take them out?
A struggle results, the "returners" won. But a survivor of the other side is plotting his revenge, and he is building alliances to prepare to counter the others - but he can't allow herself to work with the Jedi. The characters will be part of that alliance, and they might slowly figure out what it is really about, while they have to navigate between Empire, Republic, Sith and Jedi to find their own path - or eventually have to take a side.
2. Legacy of the Rakata
Why did the Rakata lose their connection to the force? How could someone gain access to the force like they did? In this "alternate timeline" the Rakata lost their power because it was based on their homeworld, and one of their enemies made it uninhabitable. The planets actual location is lost to time, now, but it might still hold secrets for creating a connectin to the force. Someone once found the world again, a long time ago. This mysterious Revan might have left behind a map that her followers - possibly unaware of its true significance - have scattered across the galaxy. If just enough pieces could be found, one might return to the world and unlock its secrets. Revanites, Sith Exiles, new Jedi, Witches and what not might be after it - and even some (Droids, non-Force-Sensitives?) that have no connection to the force yet, but hope that they might be able to gain one on this world, or to find a way to sever the connection to the force entirely.
3. Revenge of the Forgotten
A long time ago, the Republic Senate abandoned a bunch of colonies because it was more convenient then helping them against a plague that spread across these worlds. The colonies were presumed dead and were forgotten. But they survived, and now plot their revenge. With tensions between the Remannt Empire and the New Republic rising under the leadership of Grand Admiral Thrawn, these colonies now believe the time is ready for them to strike - weakened and distracted by their conflict, they won't see what's coming. They might use dirty tricks - like a new plague outbreak, false flag operations and so on - to accomplish their goals. They might have their own force sensitive groups or combat droids.
4. Freedom from the Force
A new group emerges after the end of the Civil War and the restoration of the Republic that opposes all Force Users. Claiming that the conflict between Force-Sensitives, particularly Jedi and Sith, has caused too much struggle and suffering in the Galaxy, they want to forbid the use of the force, and even wish to find ways to actively severe the connection to the force.
Some dark side force users might try to undermine the organization from within.
1. Exile Sith Civil War
Now that the last Sith Lord following the Rule of Two are dead, a group of Exiled Siths whose ancestors escaped Darth Bane's machinations are planning their return from the Unknown Regions. Of course, they immediately have a falling out, since not everyone thinks it is a wise idea to return. They stayed in Exile because they feared people like Bane, Plaegius or Siddious, and now they want to face the Jedi that managed to take them out?
A struggle results, the "returners" won. But a survivor of the other side is plotting his revenge, and he is building alliances to prepare to counter the others - but he can't allow herself to work with the Jedi. The characters will be part of that alliance, and they might slowly figure out what it is really about, while they have to navigate between Empire, Republic, Sith and Jedi to find their own path - or eventually have to take a side.
2. Legacy of the Rakata
Why did the Rakata lose their connection to the force? How could someone gain access to the force like they did? In this "alternate timeline" the Rakata lost their power because it was based on their homeworld, and one of their enemies made it uninhabitable. The planets actual location is lost to time, now, but it might still hold secrets for creating a connectin to the force. Someone once found the world again, a long time ago. This mysterious Revan might have left behind a map that her followers - possibly unaware of its true significance - have scattered across the galaxy. If just enough pieces could be found, one might return to the world and unlock its secrets. Revanites, Sith Exiles, new Jedi, Witches and what not might be after it - and even some (Droids, non-Force-Sensitives?) that have no connection to the force yet, but hope that they might be able to gain one on this world, or to find a way to sever the connection to the force entirely.
3. Revenge of the Forgotten
A long time ago, the Republic Senate abandoned a bunch of colonies because it was more convenient then helping them against a plague that spread across these worlds. The colonies were presumed dead and were forgotten. But they survived, and now plot their revenge. With tensions between the Remannt Empire and the New Republic rising under the leadership of Grand Admiral Thrawn, these colonies now believe the time is ready for them to strike - weakened and distracted by their conflict, they won't see what's coming. They might use dirty tricks - like a new plague outbreak, false flag operations and so on - to accomplish their goals. They might have their own force sensitive groups or combat droids.
4. Freedom from the Force
A new group emerges after the end of the Civil War and the restoration of the Republic that opposes all Force Users. Claiming that the conflict between Force-Sensitives, particularly Jedi and Sith, has caused too much struggle and suffering in the Galaxy, they want to forbid the use of the force, and even wish to find ways to actively severe the connection to the force.
Some dark side force users might try to undermine the organization from within.
