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"She is ancient, and powerful, and unsafe. Very dangerous. But you're on to her now. She is never what she appears. Retrieve that."

―Mara Jade Skywalker ^[three]

Abeloth, likewise known as the Bringer of Chaos and Beloved Queen of the Stars, was an extremely powerful force-sensitive entity. Because she drank from the Well of Ability and bathed in the Pool of Knowledge, she was adept in using both the dark side of the Force and the lite side of the Force. She first lived as the Servant, a mortal woman who served the powerful Ones on an unknown jungle planet over a hundred chiliad years before the Boxing of Yavin. Throughout her life, she became the Mother: she kept the peace between the Father's warring Son and Daughter and became a loving office of the family. Only she was nonetheless mortal—she grew sometime while her ageless family unit lived on—and she feared she would lose her precious family. In a desperate try to hold onto the life she so loved, she drank from the Font of Power and bathed in the Pool of Knowledge. Her actions corrupted her, transforming the Female parent into the twisted, immortal entity known as Abeloth.

When the Begetter discovered her crime, he departed the planet with his children and left Abeloth stranded. The Son and the Daughter enlisted the help of the Killik hives from Alderaan, using them equally workers to create massive technological artifacts, such as Centerpoint Station and Sinkhole Station, to imprison Abeloth. According to the Killik Thuruht hive, Abeloth managed to escape her prison whenever the Current of the Force was altered and the flow of time changed. Each fourth dimension she escaped, the Son and the Daughter would return to the Killiks and defeat Abeloth, locking her dorsum in her prison. This cycle repeated itself for thousands of years until the expiry of the Ones in 21 BBY.

When Jacen Solo vicious to the dark side in 40 ABY and became the Sith Lord Darth Caedus in an endeavor to change the future, he unintentionally awoke Abeloth. She later managed to escape from her prison due to the devastation of Centerpoint Station during Caedus' reign. Taking advantage of the chaos the galaxy was in, she immediately sought to maximize its result, to wipe out civilization. Withal, she was discovered and hunted down by Luke Skywalker and his son, who constantly fought her and even destroyed some of her avatars. Ultimately Abeloth took the course of Senator Rokari Kem and successfully got herself elected as Chief of State of the Galactic Alliance. Still, her remaining avatar bodies were killed, and she was then destroyed by Luke Skywalker and Darth Krayt in the realm of Beyond shadows. Despite her death, Luke and the Jedi were not convinced Abeloth was dead for skilful and thus began searching for the planet Mortis. Luke intended to locate and obtain the same dagger used to kill The Ones decades earlier during his begetter's encounter with them, to ensure that if Abeloth eventually returned, the Jedi would have a fashion to kill her permanently.

Biography [ ]

Imprisonment [ ]

"In one case y'all were with me, here in the Maw. Once yous were all with me. At present you are apart, but one by one, yous are all awakening. And once awake, you tin hear my phone call, and come up to me."

―Abeloth ^[3]

The Ones whom Abeloth served

Supposedly, according to the perhaps unreliable or mixed-up memories and customs of the Killiks,^[1] the woman who would get Abeloth was first known as the Servant, a mortal who appeared through unknown means on the unknown jungle planet where the Ones lived around 100,000 BBY. She served the Father and his Son and Girl, catering to their every demand. Only it was not long before the Servant became part of the Ones' family, filling the role of the Mother. The Mother kept the peace between the warring siblings and doted on the Begetter, ensuring the family unit's happiness for many years. Under her guidance, the Son began to use his destructive powers for something useful—he carved out caves and passages in the walls of the valley where they lived—and the siblings restored their domicile to its onetime glory, repairing the damage and neglect caused by the disharmonize of their rivalry.^[1]

But as the years went by, the Female parent began to age while her family unit remained ageless. In her old age, she could no longer control the Son and Daughter'due south rivalry, and she began to fear that her family would abandon her. Then to hold onto the life she had, the Female parent decided to commit the Forbidden. While the Male parent was distracted by his warring children, she snuck a potable from the Font of Power only as the Son had done long agone. She then completed her transgression by bathing in the Pool of Knowledge like the Daughter, merely the Father discovered her. But unlike the Ones, she was mortal, so the Font and the Pool corrupted and twisted her. They granted her ability but twisted her listen and body, creating the dark side entity known equally Abeloth.^[ane]

Abeloth used her new powers to dominate her adopted children, subduing them and forcing them to bow to her before the Font of Power. But at this betoken, the Male parent, horrified and disappointed in Abeloth, stepped in. He departed the planet with his children, leaving Abeloth stranded and fulfilling her deepest fear—her family unit had abased her. This drove her to madness, fueling her desire to be loved and adored. Knowing that Abeloth would exist a danger to others, the Son and the Daughter took control of the Killik hives from Alderaan and used them as workers. By joining the hivemind, the Ones shared their immense power in the Force with the Killiks. Under the direction of the siblings, the Killiks built many technological wonders, such as Centerpoint Station, Sinkhole Station, and many others. Using Centerpoint, the Ones crafted the spherical vanquish of black holes around their homeworld that would later become known equally the Maw and placed the smaller Sinkhole Station within to maintain the prison. Afterwards their creations were completed, the Son and the Daughter removed their power from the hives and retreated with the Father to Mortis. Abeloth's old family unit would remain at that place until their deaths, just emerging to defeat Abeloth whenever she escaped from her prison.^[1]

The Killik Thuruht hive referred to Abeloth as the Bringer of Chaos, whose escapes and re-imprisonments formed a cycle of chaos and destruction that occurred whenever the Current of the Force—the flow of time— was contradistinct. Abeloth thrived on fearfulness and doom, fanning the flames of conflict every time she escaped and sending the galaxy into anarchy and turmoil. Each fourth dimension she escaped, the Son and the Daughter would render to the Killiks and defeat Abeloth, locking her back in her prison house. This bicycle would echo itself for hundreds of thousands of years until the death of the Ones in 21 BBY. According to the Thuruht Histories, the Gree species came to her planet during one of her escapes to cede an unknown saurian species to Abeloth.^[1]

Abeloth too existed across shadows, a realm that seemed to be a copy of Abeloth and the Ones' homeworld and which Force-sensitives could access past separating their minds from their bodies. Sinkhole Station would come to exist inhabited by Heed Walkers, Strength-sensitive beings she influenced with her powers. Desperate for contact with anyone, Abeloth would reach out to any Strength-sensitives who entered the Maw (equally the prison seemed to trap her powers within) and instill her overwhelming desire for companionship in them. These individuals would be inexplicably fatigued to the Maw, where they would find Sinkhole Station and ascend to across shadows. Abeloth fed off the Mind Walkers' life essences, absorbing their force. Some time prior to 44 ABY, the former Jedi Knight Callista Ming came beyond Abeloth, who consumed and killed her.^[3]

In 43.5 ABY, several Jedi Knights who had spent time at Shelter in the Maw during the Yuuzhan Vong State of war began to feel the furnishings of her influence,^[3] causing them to believe that an impostor had replaced everyone except for their beau psychotic beings. The insane Jedi caused a rift between the Jedi Lodge and the Galactic Alliance authorities, as the ii factions disagreed on how to bargain with the issue.^[four] Abeloth also sent out a call through the Force, forcing Transport, a Sith Meditation Sphere, to travel to her planet in the Maw.^[iii] The Ship had spent the past 2 years forming a Sith armada for the Lost Tribe of Sith on the planet Kesh, and the Tribe thus sent a strike team to track downwardly Transport and kill Jedi Grand Chief Luke Skywalker—whose presence they had felt in the Force after he came into contact with an Aing-Tii relic, the Codex. Meanwhile, Skywalker and his son, Jedi Knight Ben Skywalker, were attempting to retrace the steps that Jedi Knight-turned-Sith Lord Jacen Solo had taken on his five-year journey after the Yuuzhan Vong War. The Skywalkers establish the Mind Walkers and learned how to go beyond shadows, where Skywalker saw Abeloth in the Mists of Forgetfulness across the Lake of Apparitions. Referred to by the Mind Walkers as the "Lady in the mists," Abeloth beckoned Skywalker to effort to talk to her, but he refused.^[2]

Meanwhile, Ship, who was nether Abeloth's complete command, led the Sith strike team to the planet which Abeloth inhabited. Abeloth took the grade of a humanoid female of indetermined species and befriended the Sith strike team, claiming to be a refugee who had been stranded on the planet for the last 30 years. Withal, all the while, she secretly sabotaged the Sith's efforts to escape. Abeloth had complete control over all of the planet'southward native flora. She used them to set on the Sith, including the team'due south leader, Lady Olaris Rhea, who survived with the assistance of her apprentice, Vestara Khai. Afterward the attack on Rhea, Khai was able to see Abeloth in her true form, just as the Skywalkers saw her beyond shadows—a woman with an overly large mouth, tiny sunken eyes, stubby arms, and hands with long, writhing tentacles instead of fingers. Notwithstanding, the residuum of the strike squad still saw Abeloth every bit a typical humanoid female.^[2]

Battling Jedi and Sith [ ]

"Abeloth. Abeloth, I'm here."
"And then am I."

―Luke Skywalker and Abeloth ^[3]

Jedi and Sith battle Abeloth at the Maw.

After Abeloth encountered Skywalker beyond shadows, she immune Ship to return to the Sith and transport them to Sinkhole Station to ambush the Skywalkers. Abeloth ordered the Sith to capture them rather than kill them, but Rhea afterward inverse the mission'southward objective back to kill. The ambush, however, proved to be a failure—both Jedi escaped, and Khai was the only Sith survivor. Later, the Skywalkers speculated that Abeloth was the one causing the psychosis that affected Force-sensitives who had spent an extended amount of time in the Maw.^[2] Abeloth, meanwhile, continued to inflict her will upon more and more Jedi in the hopes of luring those victims back to the Maw, where she could swallow their life energy.^[3] Around that time, Ben also suggested that the Celestials might have built the Maw and the space station Centerpoint to contain Abeloth and her ability, but once Centerpoint was destroyed, Sinkhole Station had begun to autumn into disrepair, and Abeloth's powers had grown.^[2]

A short time later, Abeloth managed to free herself from the containment of Sinkhole Station, destroying the station and killing the Mind Walkers. The Skywalkers, meanwhile, allied with a group of Sith from the Lost Tribe and ventured into the Maw to eliminate Abeloth. After finding Sinkhole Station destroyed, they traveled to Abeloth'southward planet. There, the Skywalkers' Forcefulness-sensitive friend Dyon Stadd, who had fallen prey to Abeloth's influence, was planted with a homing beacon and ready free past Khai to find Abeloth. Stadd found her in a cave on the side of a volcano, and Abeloth entranced him earlier touching him and beginning to consume his life energy. Even so, she suddenly sensed the approach of the Jedi and Sith allies—who were tracking Stadd—and left him for expressionless, fleeing deeper into the cave. When her foes plant her in a courtyard at the cease of the cave, Abeloth took on Ming'south appearance in an try to make Skywalker believe that she was, in fact, his long-lost lover. However, Skywalker eventually saw through her charade, realizing that Abeloth had actually consumed and killed Ming, and attacked her.^[3]

In the ensuing battle, the Sith created a command web, a fox they had learned from the nighttime side Nightsisters, in an endeavor to capture Abeloth and betrayed the Jedi by trying force her to serve them, but she broke free and repulsed all of her assailants with a massive Strength moving ridge. She fled back up the cave and consumed and killed the Sith who had been left to stand guard with a recuperating Stadd, before turning to Stadd to stop consuming his life energy. Even so, her enemies had recovered from her attack and pursued her back up the cave, and Skywalker suddenly arrived on the scene. She took on the appearance of Stadd while projecting an paradigm of Ming in an effort to trick Skywalker, but he saw through it and stabbed his lightsaber into what appeared to exist Stadd'southward chest. She then morphed dorsum into her true grade, and prepared to unleash a wave of nighttime side free energy, but seemed to die halfway through. All of the beings who had been affected by her influence were instantly freed, and the Skywalkers and three Sith—Khai, Khai's father, Gavar, and Loftier Lord Sarasu Taalon—remained backside to investigate more into Abeloth.^[three] However, they soon discovered that she had somehow switched bodies with Stadd, and was thus non dead.^[five]

On the run [ ]

"Luke… Join with me. Save me…"
"I will. I will save you."

―Ming's presence within Abeloth and Luke Skywalker ^[half-dozen]

Past the time the Sith and Jedi returned to the Skywalkers' ship, the Jade Shadow, Abeloth had already broken costless from the vessel. She summoned Transport to return to the earth, although the three Sith claimed to the Jedi that they were the ones to take chosen Ship back. Ship and so convinced the Sith that they could find Abeloth past using the Force nexus known as the Pool of Knowledge, and took the five allies to find it. Abeloth, meanwhile, returned to the Jade Shadow and fled the planet. Later seeing a vision in the Pool of a Jedi queen whom he believed could stop the Sith invasion, Taalon jumped into the Puddle and a duel bankrupt out between the Jedi and Sith. The Jedi escaped, and, following his immersion in the Puddle, Taalon began to transform into the aforementioned kind of entity equally Abeloth slowly.^[5]

Grand Master Skywalker, whom Abeloth fought multiple times

Abeloth, meanwhile, traveled to the pacifistic Force-sensitive Fallanassi on the moon Pydyr and took over the body of their leader, Akanah Norand Goss Pell. The Jedi, accompanied by Vestara Khai—whom they allowed to back-trail them even though they knew she was working equally a spy for her Tribe—tracked Abeloth to Pydyr. Khai sent out a message to the Sith fleet, and the Sith sent shuttles of reinforcements, including Taalon and Gavar Khai. They agreed to piece of work once again with the Jedi, and Luke Skywalker led the tenuous allies to the Fallanassi village where Abeloth was hiding. Later they broke through Abeloth's defenses of illusions in the White Current, she came to meet them in the grade of Pell. Taalon began to interrogate her about Abeloth, and she revealed that she had come up to Pydyr because she was a Fallanassi. However, when she refused to answer Luke Skywalker's question of whether that meant Abeloth had ever been Fallanassi, or whether she had only recently joined, Taalon ordered Gavar to impale ane of the Fallanassi. In response, Abeloth used the White Electric current to induce visions that drove all of the Sith—salvage Khai and Taalon—insane, giving upwards her embrace. She then took Taalon into a gathering hall in the Fallanassi village to speak with him, merely the Jedi and Vestara followed.^[5]

Luke Skywalker engaged Abeloth in boxing over again, and he again defeated her, killing Pell's body. However, Abeloth deserted that torso and returned presently after in the course of Callista Ming. She incapacitated Skywalker, while Taalon—who desired to learn from Abeloth what exactly he was becoming—captured Ben in a Force net. As Taalon and Abeloth conversed, Abeloth revealed that she knew he could not consume mortal food and began to feed him nighttime energy from her tentacles. Nevertheless, Luke returned to consciousness and brought the ceiling of the hall they were in downward upon them, distracting Abeloth while Vestara Khai stepped forward and killed Taalon to prevent him from becoming another existence like Abeloth. In the ensuing fight, Abeloth was severely injured past the Jedi, and she fled in Ship, escaping the organization. The Skywalkers, now with Khai as their ally, were reinforced by a flight of Jedi in StealthXs sent from Coruscant, who helped them fight off the remaining Sith and so that they could keep to chase her down.^[5]

Abeloth stopped commencement at Meliflar Station, where she forcibly imbued the girl Fala with some of her own energy to use her every bit bait, and forced the infinite station's crew to set up an ambush for the Skywalkers, so that when they arrived the Jade Shadow would exist destroyed instantly. Abeloth then continued on to the planet Nam Chorios. Her planned deadfall for the Jedi failed, withal, as the station's inhabitants decided instead to try and capture the vessel. Meanwhile, on Nam Chorios, Abeloth recovered and gained control of the Theran Listeners past consuming and possessing their leader, Nenn. Every bit her influence over the Theran Listeners steadily grew stronger, Jedi Knights Valin and Jysella Horn—two of the commencement Knights of the New Jedi Order to autumn prey to her influence—were drawn by her to the world.^[6]

Nevertheless, Khai and the Skywalkers eventually caught up to Abeloth in the pumping station in the city of Crystal Valley. In that location, Abeloth again appeared to them in the form of Callista in yet another effort to sway Luke Skywalker to bring together with her. Withal, in doing so she revealed that Callista's spirit was more than intact than those of the other beings she had consumed, and thus had more than influence over her. Luke immune Callista'due south spirit to engage him with her mind and with the Force, expanding both of their Force presences equally they relived her memories of the past; he felt her honey for him, as well as the pain and loneliness she felt after being consumed by Abeloth. Meanwhile, a strike team of Sith led past Saber Tola Annax arrived and began contesting Abeloth too. Abeloth tried to hide her presence behind Callista, hoping to make information technology appear that the being confronting Luke was Callista herself—but Luke over again saw through her disguise. He used the mnemotherapy technique he had learned from the Listeners to tear Callista's spirit away from Abeloth, saving her and weakening Abeloth significantly in the process. As Callista'due south spirit, finally freed, faded into the Force, Abeloth reverted to using the torso of Nenn. However, the Listener-Chief refused to be controlled by her and stabbed himself with a lightsaber, farther weakening Abeloth. Horn, who had been in gainsay with Ben and Khai, was knocked unconscious.^[6]

Rise to power [ ]

"Cipher can concord her… Fool to call back I could utilise her… What is she?… By the dark, the greatest mistake I accept ever made…"

―Darish Vol, on Abeloth ^[vii]

While the Sith and Jedi battled each other, Abeloth attempted to flee in Ship. Nonetheless, a Jedi armada was already in orbit, battling a Sith flotilla under the command of Gavar Khai. Luke joined the Jedi in fighter gainsay in the pursuit of Ship, who was heavily damaged and weakened. Ship suffered multiple hits, simply managed to escape with Abeloth alive. Abeloth soon afterward contacted Gavar Khai, whose armada was regrouping after their defeat. She told him that the Jedi, their mutual enemy, were besides powerful for either of them to overcome separately,^[6] and they discussed an brotherhood. He then took Abeloth to the Tribe'south homeworld, Kesh, where a meeting of the Tribe was chosen by G Lord Darish Vol. Vol decided to accept the brotherhood, and Abeloth was brought to the surface for a large celebration.^[vii]

Sith Saber Gavar Khai defected from the Tribe to join Abeloth.

That evening, all the same, Abeloth appeared to Vol in his sleep and attempted to impale him. He allowed her into his mind, and she was too reckless in her approach, letting him in turn enter her mind. He discovered the pain of her loneliness and her need for adoration, and dueled her mentally, telling her that she was unloved. Abeloth's bump-off effort turned into an attempt to fight free from Vol's grasp, and she finally bankrupt free. Infuriated and in agony, Abeloth unleashed waves of dark side power onto the Sith capital letter metropolis of Tahv, killing thousands and leaving the metropolis in ruins. As she fled in Ship, she used the mental hold she had begun to develop over several of the Sith to influence them to defect from the Tribe's fleet and join her. Leading those forces was Gavar Khai in the ChaseMaster frigate Black Moving ridge. They successfully escaped Kesh, and upon their rendezvous, Abeloth ordered Khai to atomic number 82 the Jedi and Sith who would inevitably effort to find her off-target.^[7]

As Vestara Khai and the Skywalkers connected to hunt for Abeloth, she took the form of the Jessar Rokari Kem, a highly popular resistance leader who was due to become a Senator in the Galactic Federation of Free Alliances. When Gavar Khai and a squad of ix other Sabers were killed past Abeloth's pursuers, she granted command of the Blackness Wave to Saber Tola Annax. However, she shortly later stripped Annax of her powers, filled her with dark energy and left her equally bait on the planet Upekzar, where she laid a trap for the Jedi. Meanwhile, in the guise of Kem, Abeloth traveled to the galactic capital letter Coruscant, where she found that several Sith, including High Lord Ivaar Workan, had already infiltrated the Galactic Alliance regime.^[7]

Without revealing her true identity as Abeloth, she and then threatened Workan—who was masquerading as Senator Kameron Suldar—to stay out of her way, and suggested that she knew his secret. Meanwhile, the Jedi Gild left all operations on Coruscant nether the pretense of needing to altitude itself from the Galactic Alliance and deed every bit its own authorization, rather than as an official branch of the government—however, unbeknownst to Abeloth and the Sith, Luke Skywalker knew of the Sith'southward infiltration and was hoping to lure the Sith into making a motility on Coruscant. Soon subsequently, Vol arrived on Coruscant and attempted to assassinate Kem—Workan had told him that Kem was the only thing standing in the way of the Sith taking control of the government. However, Abeloth defeated Vol and subsequently called Workan, showing him Vol's decapitated head and ordering that he meet with her the next solar day.^[seven]

Still in Kem'due south guise, Abeloth met with Workan and ordered that he initiate a vote to replace the current acting Chief of State, Padnel Ovin, with herself, and then help her achieve the title of "Love Queen of the Stars" and then goddess. During the Senate session, Workan chosen for the vote, just Ovin came forward to brand a spoken communication—unbeknownst to Abeloth and the Sith, he was stalling to give his Primary of Staff, Wynn Dorvan, time to assistance in the rescue of Jedi Leia Organa Solo, whose arrest Workan had arranged. Abeloth finally grew tired of Ovin's speech and caused him to collapse; he was soon after pronounced dead. Workan and then insisted that the vote be held immediately, and with the assistance of the Forcefulness to influence some of the Senators, Kem won with iv-fifths of the Senate'south vote, thus making Abeloth Chief of State. Abeloth subsequently came to see Dorvan, who had been captured past three Sith, and shed her disguise as Kem to reveal her truthful form to him, to his horror.^[7]

"Death" [ ]

Abeloth's reign somewhen came to an stop with the Liberation of Coruscant. Using Dorvan as her aide, she solidified her rule on the planet until the Jedi began striking at the Lost Tribe across the planet. Under Dorvan'due south advice, the Sith retreated into the Jedi Temple. Realizing that the Sith would be unable to maintain their concord on Coruscant, and also seeing the opportunity to recreate her family, she abducted Vestara Khai and Ben Skywalker.^[one]

To distract the Jedi, Abeloth acquired cataclysmic seismic activities on Coruscant, ensuring the potential death of billions if they gave chase to her. Abeloth's Korelei-avatar brought Vestara and Ben to her planet with the intention of forcing them to drink from the Font of Power, which would transform them into - for lack of a ameliorate name - the new family of Ones who would reshape the galaxy to their liking. She also sent out Ship to attack Luke Skywalker, anticipating that he would attempt to stop her. Abeloth then mindwalked the majority of her essence into the Realm Beyond Shadows to duel with Luke Skywalker, every bit well equally Darth Krayt, a Sith Lord that was not affiliated with the Lost Tribe of the Sith. It was a grueling duel, although they eventually succeeded when Abeloth's avatar bodies were existence destroyed i-by-i across the galaxy, eventually sinking into the Lake of Apparitions afterward. Although Abeloth was dead, the Jedi Order knew that she would stop up returning sometime (subsequently condign strong enough to do so), with Luke knowing that such a Strength entity couldn't be "truly" killed. According to Luke, Abeloth might not fifty-fifty return during his and the other Masters' lifetime, but fifty-fifty a hundred years or a hundred chiliad years later. She was still able to manifest a tentacle after her defeat--a sign of her connected existence. As a precautionary measure, the Jedi intended to locate the Mortis Monolith in order to obtain the Mortis Dagger, ensuring they would have a way to kill Abeloth for good if she were to render.^[1]

Personality and traits [ ]

"Empty-headed Jedi. No one can explicate Abeloth."

―Akanah ^[five]

Abeloth was a being created as a servant by the three Celestials: the Male parent, the Daughter, and the Son.^[8]

She was antagonized by loneliness; she felt an absolute demand to be loved and adored, and was nearly overcome when Vol attacked her with the idea that she was hideous and despised. She fed her craving for adulation by instilling in Force-sensitives a desire to be with her, and in turn catered to their every need and causeless the role as their mother. This stemmed from her original fearfulness of losing her family, who remained ageless while she became sometime and decrepit. In an attempt to hold on to the life she had, Abeloth drank from the Font of Power and bathed in the Pool of Cognition, which corrupted her mind and twisted her love for her family into a craving for companionship. When her family abandoned her on their planet—the very reason she committed her crimes in the kickoff place— she was driven insane by loneliness and despair. She fed on fear and destruction in an attempt to gain more power, equally her ultimate goal was to recreate her lost family unit—she tried to force Ben Skywalker and Vestara Khai to drink from the Font of Power, intending them to be the replacements for the Son and Daughter.^[1]

Abeloth had the ability to alter her appearance at volition, often taking on the advent of Callista Ming, whom she had consumed. However, Abeloth's true form was that of a humanoid and barely-female person beingness with securely-sunken black middle sockets and tiny silverish eyes reminiscent of tiny stars at the lesser of a deep well. She had a long cascade of straw-similar, honey-blond hair that reached to the ground and a large, total-lipped oral cavity that stretched from ear-to-ear and independent needle-like teeth.^[3] Her artillery were stubby, protruding no more than than ten centimeters from her shoulders, with hands that had long, writhing tentacles for fingers with suction cup tips.^[2] Her trunk was rigid and straight, and when she walked or ran, her legs rippled frontward more than than they swung.^[three] In addition, her body was enshrouded in mist, giving her an ethereal attribute to her already frightening advent.^[6]

Powers and abilities [ ]

"I am programmed to obey a strong volition. The girl is strong. You are stronger, Sword of the Jedi. But neither of you can intermission the hold she has on me. She is older, and more powerful than you tin perchance imagine."

―Send, to Jaina Solo ^[3]

Abeloth was able to accept the grade of those she consumed, such as Callista Ming.

While Abeloth appeared every bit a humanoid female of indeterminate species to most, Luke Skywalker saw her truthful form beyond shadows and Vestara Khai was able to come across her truthful appearance afterwards Khai discovered Abeloth's treachery against the Sith. Abeloth could command the native flora of her planet to do her bidding^[2] and as well had the ability to influence the minds of Force-sensitive beings who had spent an extended period of fourth dimension in the Maw, causing in them a psychosis which made them believe that anybody—except for other such psychotic beings—had been replaced past impostors and instilling in them a desire to find her. Once the influenced existence found her, she consumed their life free energy, killing them and making herself stronger. The force of her influence was formidable—even when the Jedi learned what symptoms to look for, upon the onset of the psychosis they even so believed that everyone they knew was an impostor. She was also able to control the Meditation Sphere Ship which was programmed to obey the strongest will; her powers overwhelming those of the Sith's and of the Jedi'southward attempts to control the Sphere.^[3] Moreover, she could mind trick whole rooms of lesser beings into supporting her political statements and craft force imbued posters that would inspire those who looked on the to vote for Dalaa.^{[seven] [1]} Described by Tahiri Veila every bit a living Strength volcano,^[ane] Abeloth'southward forcefulness concrete augmentation was a dozen times that of Luke Skywalker, who was widely recognized as the nearly powerful Force user in the milky way. Even so, Skywalker was able to defeat in a duel her despite this past raining droppings on her.^[5] Additionally, she could use Tutaminis, ordinarily with ease.^{[five] [1]}

Abeloth wielded exceptional telekinetic powers, using the Force to blast everyone away from her during her battle with the Sith and Jedi, choke Sith, murder the Chief of State with Force Wound, and hurl around shipping.^{[3] [seven] [1]} She was able to, with swell effort, partly resist the powers of a command spider web, and was also able to teleport herself brusque distances from i identify to another, a power which she likewise used during her battles with the Sith and Jedi.^{[3] [1]} Abeloth had the most powerful utilize of Strength Healing that Luke Skywalker had ever encountered.^[six] Abeloth was able to take on the concrete appearances of beings that she had consumed, including Callista Ming and Dyon Stadd, and she was besides able to projection images of other beings, as she did when projecting an image of Callista while she herself took on the class of Stadd in an endeavour to play tricks Luke Skywalker.^[3] Abeloth was able to redirect Vestara Khai's Force lightning dorsum at her. She was also more than capable of using Force lightning herself, using it in multiple fights with the Sith and Luke Skywalker.^{[9] [1] [3]} Abeloth's sheer force was extensive—after her mental duel with Vol, an utterly enraged Abeloth released waves of Strength energy on Tahv that caused the beings in her vicinity to implode, those farther away to be ripped to pieces, the buildings to cook to the ground, and glass and weaponry to wing through the city, looking for someone to hurt and so that they could feel the hurting she felt--the heat of the called-for debris set much of the city on burn down.^[7] She was known to feed on fright and death.^{[1] [v]} She was as well capable of compressing a huge amount of Dark Side power and using it to detonate a volcano.^[seven] She was alleged to know Sever Strength.^[7] Abeloth occasionally used Force Flight.^{[7] [1]} She possed some skill at a variant of Cryokinesis as well as Pyrokinesis and could disable lightsabers from a altitude.^{[2] [one]}

Abeloth was also able to possess or switch bodies—before Skywalker could kill her, she switched bodies with Stadd and took on Stadd'south advent, tricking the Jedi and Sith for several days into believing that she was dead. Later, she took over the body of the Fallanassi Akanah Norand Goss Pell, although Pell fought back. When she was again defeated by Skywalker, she left Pell's body and returned in the form of Callista soon after, and told Skywalker that she had more bodies than he could destroy.^[v] She was also capable of absorbing the consciousness of beings in order to raise her power further, as Callista Ming'southward mind dwelled within Abeloth. Nevertheless, Luke was able to apply mnemotherapy to rip Callista Ming's soul free from Abeloth and let her to rest in peace, severely weakening Abeloth in the procedure.^{[half dozen]} She was afterwards able to use her abilities to impersonate Rokari Kem and gain prominence on Coruscant. When Vol attempted to assassinate Kem, she beheaded the One thousand Lord and forced High Lord Ivaar Workan to aide her in condign Chief of Land of the Galactic Alliance.^[7] Afterward, she too possessed Imperial Officeholder Lydea Pagorski, every bit part of a plan to help Natasi Daala gain power in the Purple Remnant for her ain purposes. Still, her dependency on avatars was ultimately her greatest weakness: killing a any amount of avatar bodies in her possession as well resulting in her force weakening rapidly, to the point of "death" should all exist destroyed, which Luke ultimately utilized to deliver the finishing blow on Abeloth in their duel. Also, she preferred to inhabit the bodies of Forcefulness-sensitives, equally non Force-sensitives' bodies failed to last for long before deteriorating.^[ane]

One time feeding on the suffering of Coruscant, her powers grew to the point she acquired random lava flows by her mere presence and could have three manifestations at once.^[ane] It was presumed she would get effectively all-powerful if allowed to feed on the suffering on Coruscant for long enough.^[one] She could make monsters appear from the bodies of the dead and could inhabit a calculator. She even was able to resist a Force Blast unleashed by Ben Skywalker in a land of Oneness that could have knocked a frigate out of the orbit of a planet, though swiftly she was wounded by a thrown pillar--showing that her Force Barrier'south ability to cake raw manifestations of the Forcefulness could be bypassed with thrown objects, much as what Skywalker's male parent did earlier to her.^{[ane] [5]} She also used Technometry and Menstruum Walking in this state, though the latter power made her helpless while in the trance to use information technology.^[1] Her Force Scream could stagger Jedi Masters.^[1] Abeloth was capable of producing a Force-wink that could affect the visuals of many ships in an entire star organisation.^[1]

For all her power, even when boosted by the suffering of a whole world, she was not invincible as 1 of her manifestations was annihilated by a Thermal detonator and she would suffer wounds from blades, lightsabers, blasters, and Force-thrown objects that fabricated information technology by her guard, though she was not e'er harmed every bit much as a mortal would exist by such an assail.^{[3] [1] [5]} Also, she was nearly overcome by Vol when she attacked his dreams and he fought back with Mind Shards and insults.^[7] Moreover, Darth Krayt was able to harm her past draining her life force--though this hurt him and Luke but as much, and by recalling his severed manus that had lodged in her torso in across shadows.^[1] Despite these weaknesses, and the fact that each time a body died her ability was reduced, she could not be truly slain except by the Mortis Dagger.^{[5] [1]}

Ableoth was a masterful hand-to-manus combatant, surviving duels with some of the greatest warriors e'er, often overcoming them with her tentacles.^{[5] [1]}

Abeloth was an incredibly skilled and competent campaign manager.^[1]

Behind the scenes [ ]

Abeloth was introduced in the nine-role Fate of the Jedi series, which began in 2009. She was kickoff identified in Fate of the Jedi: Completeness, the third novel of the series.

Appearances [ ]

• Fate of the Jedi: Outcast (First appearance, simultaneous with Fate of the Jedi: Outcast audiobook)
• Fate of the Jedi: Outcast audiobook
• Fate of the Jedi: Omen (Indirect mention only)
• Fate of the Jedi: Omen audiobook (Indirect mention simply)
• Fate of the Jedi: Abyss (First identified as Abeloth)
• Fate of the Jedi: Completeness audiobook (Start identified as Abeloth)
• Fate of the Jedi: Backlash (Indirect mention simply)
• Fate of the Jedi: Backlash audiobook (Indirect mention but)
• Fate of the Jedi: Allies
• Fate of the Jedi: Allies audiobook
• Fate of the Jedi: Vortex
• Fate of the Jedi: Vortex audiobook
• Fate of the Jedi: Conviction
• Fate of the Jedi: Conviction audiobook
• Fate of the Jedi: Rise
• Fate of the Jedi: Ascension audiobook
• Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse
• Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse audiobook
• "Getaway" – Star Wars Insider 134 (Mentioned only)
• Crucible (Mentioned only)
• Crucible audiobook (Mentioned only)

Sources [ ]

Chiefs of State of the Galactic Alliance
Cal Omas (28–40 ABY) · Cha Niathal and Jacen Solo (40–41 ABY) · Darth Caedus (41 ABY) · Natasi Daala (41 ABY—44 ABY) Saba Sebatyne, Haydnat Treen and Merratt Jaxton (44 ABY) · Saba Sebatyne, Haydnat Treen and Wynn Dorvan (44 ABY) · Padnel Ovin (44 ABY) Abeloth (as Rokari Kem) (44 ABY) · Wynn Dorvan (44 ABY—) · Gial Gahan, Nu Toreena and Bond Antilles ( —130 ABY) · Gar Stazi (130 ABY— )

Principal of State of the Galactic Alliance
Padnel Ovin every bit temporary Chief of Country[7] ← 44 ABY Wynn Dorvan →

Notes and references [ ]

1. ↑ ^{i.00 ane.01 1.02 i.03 i.04 i.05 i.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 i.x i.11 i.12 i.13 1.14 i.xv ane.xvi 1.17 1.18 ane.19 one.twenty 1.21 1.22 ane.23 1.24 1.25 1.26 1.27 1.28 ane.29 ane.thirty 1.31 one.32} Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse
2. ↑ ^{ii.0 2.1 ii.2 2.3 2.four 2.5 2.half-dozen 2.7} Fate of the Jedi: Abyss
3. ↑ ^{iii.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 three.12 3.13 3.fourteen 3.15 3.16 3.17 three.18 3.19} Fate of the Jedi: Allies
4. ↑ Fate of the Jedi: Omen
5. ↑ ^{five.00 5.01 5.02 5.03 v.04 v.05 5.06 5.07 5.08 5.09 five.10 5.11 5.12} Fate of the Jedi: Vortex
6. ↑ ^{6.0 half dozen.1 6.ii 6.3 6.iv 6.v 6.6} Fate of the Jedi: Confidence
7. ↑ ^{7.00 seven.01 7.02 vii.03 7.04 7.05 7.06 7.07 7.08 seven.09 7.ten 7.eleven 7.12 seven.13 7.14} Fate of the Jedi: Rise
8. ↑ Galactic Architecture 101 and the History of Centerpoint Station on StarWars.com (article) (fill-in link)
9. ↑ The Essential Guide to Warfare

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