Star Wars: Crosscurrent Trivia Quiz

Answer: 5000 BBY

5000 BBY (Before the Battle of Yavin, depicted in "Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope" [or, as commonly titled,, "Star Wars"], for those not in the know) was the era of the Great Hyperspace War. Due to a malfunction in the hyperdrive of Saes Rrogan's ship, the "Harbinger", he, his crew, and Relin Druur were all transported more than 5000 years into the future.

Interestingly enough, it was because of this incident that the "Harbinger"'s sister ship, the "Omen", crashed onto the world of Kesh, where the Lost Tribe of the Sith would be formed.

Answer: The Battle of Centerpoint Station

In one of the final battles of the Second Galactic Civil War, the Battle of Centerpoint Station, Jaden was forced to kill several enemies by locking them in an airlock and sending them out into space unprotected. This was a serious deal for Jaden, as it was the crossing of a moral boundary for him that would haunt him throughout the novel.

The Battle of Centerpoint Station was depicted in the seventh novel of "Legacy of the Force" series, "Fury".

Answer: Two

Relin Druur and Saes Rrogan fought each other twice throughout the course of the novel. The first time they fought was in 5000 BBY, just before the "Harbinger" was blasted into the future. The second time that Relin and Saes fought was in 41 ABY, where Relin killed Saes and then sacrificed himself to destroy the "Harbinger".

Answer: Luke Skywalker

Luke Skywalker was not one of the three characters who told Jaden to search for whatever object needed to be found in the Unknown Regions. However, of these three characters, Kam Solusar was the only one who was still alive, unlike Mara or Lumiya. Of course, given what Jaden would confront in the Unknown Regions, it probably isn't a surprise...

Answer: Kell Douro

Kell Douro was a Force-sensitive Anzati who sucked the life forces out of others in order to sate himself. He had an obsession with Jaden, as he believed their fates would intertwine in a special way when he sucked up Jaden's life force. Kell did have an association with the One Sith, with Darth Wyyyrlok as his connection.

Answer: Grand Admiral Thrawn

As Jaden and Khedryn Faal studied the ruins of the abandoned science base on the unknown world, they found evidence that indicated how old the cloning project was. A direct recording provided evidence that Grand Admiral Thrawn funded the project. Why it went out, even in the midst of Thrawn's death, is the mystery of the novel.

Answer: True

When the "Junker" arrived in the system that the Force guided Jaden to, they ran into Relin Druur just as the "Harbinger" came out of hyperspace after its 5000-year time travel. Jaden quickly informed Relin of the most recent galactic events (i.e. the Second Galactic Civil War) before they went to battle against the "Harbinger", who had just realized in what time era they ended up.

After this confrontation against the "Harbinger", Jaden and Khedryn split up from Marr and Relin, with the former duo going down to the unknown planet, while the latter duo dealt with the "Harbinger".

Answer: Khedryn Faal

When Jaden and Khedryn investigated the mysterious Imperial base, and they split up, Kell nearly killed Khedryn by almost sucking his life force away. But Kell held back at the last second so that he could savor his appetite for Jaden. This proved a big mistake for him, for when Kell did prepare to suck up Jaden's life force, Khedryn appeared and blew Kell's brains out with his blaster.

Answer: Kam Solusar

When Jaden confronted Alpha, the clone of Jedi Master Kam Solusar, one of the three people to appear in Jaden's vision, Jaden and Alpha ended up in a violent lightsaber duel. This duel resulted in Jaden losing most of his fingers in one hand. But in the end, he triumphed and ended Alpha's life by impaling him with his lightsaber.

Answer: General Grievous

Saes is the same species as General Grievous, featured in "Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith" and much of the Clone Wars multimedia. The name of that species is Kaleesh. Unlike Grievous, however, Saes is not a cyborg.

Answer: Niriuan

Khedryn was one of the offspring from the survivors of the destroyed Outbound Flight project, which was marooned on the Unknown Region world of Niriuan since before the Clone Wars began. Outbound Flight had been rediscovered by Luke and Mara Jade Skywalker along with a Chiss discovery team before the Yuuzhan Vong War began. Thanks to the Skywalkers and the Chiss, Outbound Flight's survivors and offspring, including Khedryn, were escorted off Niriuan to live new lives elsewhere in the galaxy.

Answer: He used Lignan

Lignan was a Force-enhancing mineral extracted by the "Harbinger" from the world of Phaegon III's largest moon back in 5000 BBY. Near the climax of the novel, both Relin and Saes used the Lignan around them to enhance their Force powers in their final fight. After Relin killed Saes, he used the last of the Lignan's energies around him to blow the "Harbinger", and himself, up.

Answer: False

Marr originally helped Relin get back aboard the "Harbinger" to destroy it. But he only helped Relin so much in his mission. Eventually, Marr had to leave in order to rejoin Jaden and Khedryn once they had finished their own mission.

Answer: Darth Bane

Darth Bane, the founder of the Rule of Two in 1000 BBY, following the end of the New Sith Wars, had been thought of as a mistaken idealist by the One Sith. Granted, they're not far wrong. It took Bane's rule less than a thousand years to bring down the Jedi Order, and it took Darth Krayt's rule around a hundred years after he founded his own Sith Order, not to mention that Krayt was still alive to see his order flourish in the galaxy.

Answer: dragons

This quote by Jaden was meant to symbolize the unknown of the future that Jaden would have to face, even in the midst of the tragedies that plagued him in his past. Specifically, a major threat that Jaden would have to face would be the insane Force-using clones that escaped the Imperial science base. But he'll face them with Khedryn and Marr at his side.