In the third year of the Clone Wars, populations begin to rebel against their separatist overlords. On the planet Onderon, full scale civil war is underway, and a brutal CIS crackdown begins. In the response, the Republic decide to aid these insurgent forces, and drive the Confederacy from the Inner Rim.

The Empire has risen, and they have no tolerance for Jedi...or for anyone who sympathizes with them. Cooper, a young clone cadet, is forced on the run after receiving a message from his old Jedi Commander. With only his training and some new allies to guide him, Cooper must race against the Empire, and must ask how far he is willing to go to save the one Jedi he cares about.

Ahsoka and Anakin have their issues, but when Ahsoka's supply mission goes wrong, master and apprentice must both take steps toward resolution... else the dark side plies them first. Rated T for injuries/action in later chapters. Slow divide from canon. NOT Anisoka!

A chance encounter and a nice conversation. (Continuity note: Takes place post-"The Wrong Jedi," pre-"The Unknown.")

Jedi Padawan Ahsoka Tano serves alongside Anakin and Obi-Wan as she attempts to figure out her emotions and her purpose. She comes to realize many things about both herself and about the war. The question is, how will her and her friends' choices affect the fate of themselves, the Jedi and the galaxy.

Anakin had never thought his padawan was clumsy— not that he'd known her for that long— but apparently she fell down the stairs a lot. At least that's what she told him, every time she came back to their quarters banged up.

Ahsoka and Fives are sent on an undercover mission to track down smugglers. While trying to catch the criminals, Fives will realise that there's something more to his friendship with his Jedi Commander.

Zakriahs Asher grew up believing he would follow the strict path of every Padawan. However, when the war began, his once seemingly predestined life was thrown into uncertainty. Now, under the guidance of Master Obi-Wan Kenobi, he will journey throughout the galaxy in the name of the Republic. FULL SUMMARY INSIDE

Anakin Falls on the battlefield, on a small dusty planet in the Mid Rim that's unimportant in the grand scale of the war. His men are dying all around him, spilling their guts onto the pockmarked ground, and between one decapitated droid and the next, something snaps in his chest. He doesn't know it, but he's early. (Or: Anakin exchanges war crimes for crimes against fashion.)

A poem in tribute to Onacondar Farr, I liked his character in the Clone Wars, I just wished he didn't go out the way he did.

No matter how many times Ahsoka Tano was pushed into the dirt and trampled by the galaxy, she would never stay down. Because all this time, it wasn't the Jedi who made Ahsoka Tano who she was. It was never her Togruta Tribe. It wasn't even Anakin, or Obi-Wan, or Padmé, or Rex, or any of the boys. It was Ahsoka Tano.

Phoenix and Nute Gunray decides to go to Rodia for a vacation. Takes place after the events of Senate Murders, I suggested you go give it a watch before reading this chapter.

If there was anywhere Anakin wanted Ahsoka to try alcohol for the first time, then he'd rather she be with him and Padmé than anyone else.

Ahsoka could handle the Council's punishment for her unexpected trip to Carlac. She didn't feel so confident dealing with Anakin in the aftermath.

Sequel to my story Feelings Before Purpose. Ahsoka has now left the Jedi Order after she was betrayed and has started a new journey along with Lux Bonteri.

Alex, a college student and Star Wars enthusiast, gets reincarnated as a B1 battle droid amidst the Clone Wars. Caught between his admiration for Jedi heroes and his droid identity, he navigates the battlefield, inadvertently becoming an ally to the 501st. With humor and a quest for survival, Alex's journey blurs the lines between fan and fighter.

You may know the story of how Anakin and Padme had their daughter Gabby, and then all kinds of new and magical stuff happened for them, the Jedi, and a few other characters changing their stories, but what if things were a little different at certain points in the story. Open to suggestions, if you've read at least the first Jedi Princess story. Rated T just to be safe

Days after the death of Duchess Satine, Anakin Skywalker leaves the Jedi Order after a conversation with his master. Months later, Ahsoka Tano returns from her life in the Undercity to find a world where the Clone Wars have ended and Palpatine is dead. Even with the war over, life is far from perfect and there are plenty of battles to keep fighting. FINAL UPDATE ON 02/09/2024

Rush Clovis makes his affections known to Anakin and Padme. When it doesn't go according to plan, a media circus ensues for the Jedi and the Senate.

My name is Kunon Muleora and I am, was, a Jedi Master. I proudly served the Jedi and the republic for decades until I broke one of the rules of the Jedi Order. I fell in love and had a child. This is his story.

Cody tries strawberries for the first time and Obi-Wan has an allergic reaction. Just a normal post-battle afternoon.

Incident. Exposure. These were the words she had used to write her report, to explain what had happened to her master and the rest of the Council. Tidy, emotionless words that did not convey her terror, her helplessness - her guilt.

Stitch stands at parade rest in front of Commander Fox’s desk, his eyes fixed resolutely on the opposite wall. “What happened, Stitch?” Fox asks. He sounds tired. “I submitted my report, sir -“ “I don’t give a kriff about the report. I want to hear it from you. What happened?”

“Kriff,” Wolffe says, “you look like twenty kilos of osik stuffed into a ten kilo sack.” Fox opens his mouth to say something biting and sarcastic like “thanks, you too”. Instead what comes out is “I missed you.”

Cody doesn’t need to ask. Fox can see the question in his eyes as clearly as if it was written there in Cody’s neat, printed script. ‘Why didn’t you tell us?’ Rex doesn’t ask either. Doesn’t ask because he knows. He served under General Krell. More than all their batchmates, Rex understands that sometimes you can’t tell anyone.