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'''Kyle Katarn''' is the protagonist of the ] ] and its sequels, and appeared in the ] crosspromotion that included a video game, a music CD and a novel. Initially, he was a decorated Imperial trooper whose father, ubenknowst to him, was a Rebel supporter. After he lost his father to what officially was a Rebel attack, Kyle found out from a captured Rebel agent (Jan Ors) that his father was killed for treason, and defected. His skills attracted Mon Mothma, the leader of the Alliance, and he became an important spy. As chronicled in the first game, he managed to stop a dangerous imperial project known as the Dark Trooper project after the ].

Kyle managed to become a ] in the first sequel, ], by finding a recording from his father and a lightsaber from a friend of his father. He embarked on a journey where he battled against the Dark Jedi faction, led by the Dark Jedi Jerec, killer of his father. His adventure took him to a secret Jedi burial ground, the Valley of the Jedi, where many Jedi and Sith lay. This site was a nexus of power allowing great energies of the Force flow through its user. Jerec was attempting to gain this power for his own ends. The two duelled, and Jerec was slain.Nearly succumbing to the dark side, Kyle gave up the Force and returned to his mercenary ways as Jan Ors' partner.

Kyle continued to work as a mercenary until he encountered the Dark Jedi Desann and his student, Tavion. Jan Ors was taken prisoner by Desann and killed by Tavion. Angered by his partners death, Kyle regained his Force powers and his lightsaber to take vengeance and pursued Desann across the galaxy. During his travels, he learned that Jan was still alive. She was eventually rescued, which allowed Kyle to overcame his thirst for revenge. Eventually he learned that Desann had discovered the Valley of the Jedi and was planning to create an army of Dark Jedi warrors to rule the galaxy. Kyle tracked Desann to the Jedi academy on Yavin 4 and killed him, ending his plan for domination. After Desann's defeat, Kyle decided to keep his lightsaber and continue in the ways of the Force.

In the video game Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, Kyle is a supporting character. He becomes the master of two students; Jaden Korr and Rosh Penin. Both student being talented, they quickly learn through Kyle's wisdom. Kyle's quest in the game is to defeat the Sith cult known as the Disciples of Ragnos. Rosh eventually succumbs to the Dark Side and joins the Disciples of Ragnos. Kyle again meets Tavion, who is the leader of the cult, possessing a device known as the Staff of Ragnos, and plans to resurrect the ancient Sith Lord Marka Ragnos. Kyle's other student Jaden eventually becomes a Jedi, but depending on what the player chooses, Jaden may turn to the Dark Side by killing Rosh, or stay on the Light by forgiving him. This decision will either lead to Kyle being proud of his students, and defeating Tavion. If Jaden goes to the Dark Side, Kyle duels Jaden who overpowers him using the Staff of Ragnos, (stolen by defeating Tavion), leading in the escape of Jaden. Kyle then questions whether or not he should be a Jedi, and takes a leave of absence to apprehend Jaden.

Kyle Katarn appears in subsequent sequels and further comics, games and novels.

Revision as of 02:56, 29 November 2004

Kyle Katarn

Kyle Katarn is the protagonist of the video game Star Wars: Dark Forces and its sequels, and appeared in the Shadows Of The Empire crosspromotion that included a video game, a music CD and a novel. Initially, he was a decorated Imperial trooper whose father, ubenknowst to him, was a Rebel supporter. After he lost his father to what officially was a Rebel attack, Kyle found out from a captured Rebel agent (Jan Ors) that his father was killed for treason, and defected. His skills attracted Mon Mothma, the leader of the Alliance, and he became an important spy. As chronicled in the first game, he managed to stop a dangerous imperial project known as the Dark Trooper project after the Battle of Yavin.

Kyle managed to become a Jedi in the first sequel, Jedi Knight, by finding a recording from his father and a lightsaber from a friend of his father. He embarked on a journey where he battled against the Dark Jedi faction, led by the Dark Jedi Jerec, killer of his father. His adventure took him to a secret Jedi burial ground, the Valley of the Jedi, where many Jedi and Sith lay. This site was a nexus of power allowing great energies of the Force flow through its user. Jerec was attempting to gain this power for his own ends. The two duelled, and Jerec was slain.Nearly succumbing to the dark side, Kyle gave up the Force and returned to his mercenary ways as Jan Ors' partner.

Kyle continued to work as a mercenary until he encountered the Dark Jedi Desann and his student, Tavion. Jan Ors was taken prisoner by Desann and killed by Tavion. Angered by his partners death, Kyle regained his Force powers and his lightsaber to take vengeance and pursued Desann across the galaxy. During his travels, he learned that Jan was still alive. She was eventually rescued, which allowed Kyle to overcame his thirst for revenge. Eventually he learned that Desann had discovered the Valley of the Jedi and was planning to create an army of Dark Jedi warrors to rule the galaxy. Kyle tracked Desann to the Jedi academy on Yavin 4 and killed him, ending his plan for domination. After Desann's defeat, Kyle decided to keep his lightsaber and continue in the ways of the Force.

In the video game Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, Kyle is a supporting character. He becomes the master of two students; Jaden Korr and Rosh Penin. Both student being talented, they quickly learn through Kyle's wisdom. Kyle's quest in the game is to defeat the Sith cult known as the Disciples of Ragnos. Rosh eventually succumbs to the Dark Side and joins the Disciples of Ragnos. Kyle again meets Tavion, who is the leader of the cult, possessing a device known as the Staff of Ragnos, and plans to resurrect the ancient Sith Lord Marka Ragnos. Kyle's other student Jaden eventually becomes a Jedi, but depending on what the player chooses, Jaden may turn to the Dark Side by killing Rosh, or stay on the Light by forgiving him. This decision will either lead to Kyle being proud of his students, and defeating Tavion. If Jaden goes to the Dark Side, Kyle duels Jaden who overpowers him using the Staff of Ragnos, (stolen by defeating Tavion), leading in the escape of Jaden. Kyle then questions whether or not he should be a Jedi, and takes a leave of absence to apprehend Jaden.

Kyle Katarn appears in subsequent sequels and further comics, games and novels.