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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pallandrome" data-source="post: 3210830" data-attributes="member: 46930">Tolark BaylinbariTolak researches areas that he considers "dangerously concentrated" in either the light side or the dark side of the force. Often leading him into dangerous areas of the worlds he ventures into, he is rarely willing to take anything but the most proven students into the field with him. To this end, Tolak has developed a particular sinsitivity to high concentrations of the extremities of the force. He uses it to guid his way to areas of interest, and alert himself and those closest to him of distant dangers.Tolark is something of a loner among the Jedi. He doesn't entirely trust either the jedi code, nor the sith, and seeks a third, middle path. He disguises this quest as a search for ancient Sith and Jedi sites of power, and meanwhile tries to teach his students moderation as an important aspect of the Jedi philospophy.Tolark habitually wears grey robes when teaching at the academy, but favors loose commoners clothing (with an abundance of pockets) when in the field. He is not a master of the Lightsaber, nor an overly powerful user of the force, but does manage to have one of the more encyclopedic minds at the university, and always manages to astonish his students with the broad range of obscurely useless knowledge at his command.Tolark is surprisingly Codist. When one routinely traverses horrible, death trap filled dungeons, one learns that "winging it" simply will not do. One needs a plan, and one needs to stick to it. Improvisation is only for when things have spiraled too far beyong the standard applications of your code for it to be of any use. While he doesn't agree personally with many of the existing codes, he recognizes their value as learning and enlightenment tools. Thus he seeks to create his own.</blockquote>

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