Cade Skywalker, Rogue Jedi
Faction: New Republic
Cost: 59
HP: 130
Def: 22
Atk: 15
Da: 20

Special Abilities
Unique
Melee Attack/Triple Attack
Vicious Attack
Impulsive Momentum
Impulsive Savagery

Force Powers
Force 2
Force Renewal 1
Force Heal 30
Force Shatter 50: Touch, Force 3, Replaces attacks, Adjacent Target takes 50 Damage, save 11 for 40 damage. On result of a natural 1, Target is instantly defeated.
Force Leap
Lightsaber Assault
Lightsaber Block

"I can see where a being is weak or broken. I can pour the Force into those 'breaks' just enough to heal...Or, I can use it to tear you apart."
-Cade Skywalker



This form of Cade represents him after issue #26, The Hidden Temple: Part 2, Where he no longer was using his Blaster, and had further training. Both Jedi and Sith alike. Giving him more powerful base stats and more advanced Force Powers to compensate for his lack of Ranged attacks.
His 2 "impulsive" abilities represent how his irrational thinking, not thought out actions, both help him in a fight, while giving the enemy an advantage to take over him.
His vicious attack fits the above statement as well.
His Force Heal was downgraded because of his built in Force Renewal, and his Force Shatter ability represents how he can do the opposite of Healing.
Force Leap fits his fight style of jumping above the target and moving quick.
Assault is for his aggressiveness, Block for his further training.
[spoiler="Cade Skywalker, reference"]Just so whoever looks at this knows, I did not just randomly pick of comic #26, I read the series twice over.
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I think some other impulsive ability would be a good idea, like a sweep that hurts allies and enemies beside him, rather than savage. the Force shatter is a neat idea too. Excellant comic, wasn't it?

I think Force Shatter should replace attacks or something. Imagine getting triple-attacked---with the chance of dealing 60 damage on a crit---and then being touched for an additional 50/40 damage. Ouch.

Yeah, edit, it was meant to replace attacks. Thanks for pointing that out


Yeah, really was. That and the KotOR comics are just amazing. Well written, great detail.
Legacy deals with more adult situations, while KotOR is more comical. So it's good to have 2 different genres.