Darth Plagueis

[DigiFluid]

Came out last week, I finished it off last night.

A little jumpy, mostly because it had to tell a story against the backdrop of a pretty well-established period, but pretty decent just the same. Definitely some interesting revelations.


Have any of you read it yet?

[Gen. Chris]

I saw it in B&N...I'm not really a reader of SW (only ever read three books) but I considered it for this.

[DigiFluid]

So I guess I'm the only one then

I'm not sure this would be the best book to dive into the EU with, Chris, but this one does shed some interesting new light on Episodes I and II in particular.

[VampyreWraith]

I'm planning on buying it, I have it in my cart, I just have to find something else to buy so I can get free shipping.

[Coremae]

So I guess I'm the only one then

I'm not sure this would be the best book to dive into the EU with, Chris, but this one does shed some interesting new light on Episodes I and II in particular.

Read it, finished it last night, and Palpatine was a real tool for offing his master, especially since Plagueis had only began mastery of the midi chlorians. But the point was made, even by Sidious, that Plagueis' power was frighteningly greater than his own, specifically since the assassination attempt on his life, in which he mastered his own midichlorians well enough, to reverse damage done by the attack, and to reverse signs of aging, not to mention being able to affect the midichlorians in others. Dude was so fixed on the midichlorians, that his force sight was out of focus on everything else; dude should have been watching Sidious. But he traded force sight for force life death manipulation.

[Everlovin]

I'm borrowing the book! It's up soon on my reading list!