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<blockquote data-quote="Angcuru" data-source="post: 2620231" data-attributes="member: 10948">&quot;Gotcha.&quot;&nbsp; Nakima got up and headed back to the engineering section of the ship.&quot;Actually, one very rarely feels a connection to their lightsaber simply by constructing it.&quot;&nbsp; Miera says,&nbsp; &quot;It isn't unheard of for someone to find a crystal that they feel an odd connection too, but neither is it common.&nbsp; The bond that you describe forms over time as one wields the blade and they become more comfortable with it.&nbsp; Eventually, holding your lightsaber feels as natural as anything, as if it is a part of yourself.&nbsp; So to answer your question, you might be able to attain such a connection to your lightsaber if you use a crystal such as you describe, but using it more often would be more likely.&quot;According to the chronometer, there is approximately 45 minutes remaining until the Imperial shuttle arrives, and 10-15 until the Dawnsprinter returns to the village. &quot;Alright, so we still have some time, thanks Kia.&quot;&nbsp; Arias replies to Kia.***&quot;If we don't know where they'll be landing, shouldn't we spread out to cover more area?&quot;&nbsp; Adrial offers.&quot;Wait a moment,&quot; Kal adds &quot;couldn't Kia's ship sense those ships to begin with?&nbsp; Why don't we just wait until she gets back and use her ship to find out where the Imperials are going to land?&quot;&quot;Hmmm...&quot;&nbsp; Arias mutters, &quot;that's better than just waiting until they land to find out.&nbsp; In any case, we still need a plan of approach.&nbsp; Someone will need to stay out of sight when they land, so they can disable the communications array to prevent any alarms being sounded.&nbsp; At least they'll have the cover of darkness to help.&quot;&nbsp; He looked at the horizon, where the planet's sun was nearly set.&nbsp; &quot;A diversion to draw away some of the troopers would help, but it can't reveal our intentions.&quot;&nbsp; Arias said.&nbsp; He looked over to the remains of the vornskrs whom he had escaped last night.&nbsp; There was nothing but bone left, attesting to the voracious appetite of the masliths.&nbsp; &quot;Maybe we can get some help from the local wildlife.&quot;&nbsp; He turned on the commlink.&nbsp; &quot;Miera, do you think you could you call Alloj's pack on your way over here?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angcuru, post: 2620231, member: 10948"] "Gotcha." Nakima got up and headed back to the engineering section of the ship. "Actually, one very rarely feels a connection to their lightsaber simply by constructing it." Miera says, "It isn't unheard of for someone to find a crystal that they feel an odd connection too, but neither is it common. The bond that you describe forms over time as one wields the blade and they become more comfortable with it. Eventually, holding your lightsaber feels as natural as anything, as if it is a part of yourself. So to answer your question, you [i]might[/i] be able to attain such a connection to your lightsaber if you use a crystal such as you describe, but using it more often would be more likely." According to the chronometer, there is approximately 45 minutes remaining until the Imperial shuttle arrives, and 10-15 until the [i]Dawnsprinter[/i] returns to the village. "Alright, so we still have some time, thanks Kia." Arias replies to Kia. [center]***[/center] "If we don't know where they'll be landing, shouldn't we spread out to cover more area?" Adrial offers. "Wait a moment," Kal adds "couldn't Kia's ship sense those ships to begin with? Why don't we just wait until she gets back and use her ship to find out where the Imperials are going to land?" "Hmmm..." Arias mutters, "that's better than just waiting until they land to find out. In any case, we still need a plan of approach. Someone will need to stay out of sight when they land, so they can disable the communications array to prevent any alarms being sounded. At least they'll have the cover of darkness to help." He looked at the horizon, where the planet's sun was nearly set. "A diversion to draw away some of the troopers would help, but it can't reveal our intentions." Arias said. He looked over to the remains of the vornskrs whom he had escaped last night. There was nothing but bone left, attesting to the voracious appetite of the masliths. "Maybe we can get some help from the local wildlife." He turned on the commlink. "Miera, do you think you could you call Alloj's pack on your way over here?" [/QUOTE]

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