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Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy is a Star Warsfirst-person shooter/third-person action computer game released in September 2003. It was developed by Raven Software and published, distributed, and marketed by LucasArts in North America and by Activision in the rest of the world.

Jaden Korr[edit]

• You don't look like much of a captive, Rosh! Did you dream this up, or was it Tavion's idea?
• You tried to kill me! And now you've lured me into a trap!
• How do I know you won't betray me again!? You're always trying to beat me! How do I know this isn't just another trick?!

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Light Side Ending[edit]

• I'm sorry, Rosh, you're right. I almost let my anger get the best of me. Let's get out of here.
• Stand down, Alora! You were no match for me on Hoth, and now, I am a Jedi Knight!
• Thank you, but it was Rosh who made me realize what the right choice was. Tell him that when he wakes up.
• You're delusional! Kyle told me all about you, how you went crawling away after he defeated you!
• That's Jedi KNIGHT, Ragnos!
• It's over. Ragnos will not be resurected. The scepter has been destroyed.
• (When asked about Tavion) Dead. Ragnos had possessed her. Her body couldn't withstand the corruption. When I destroyed the scepter and Ragnos left her body, There was nothing left.
• Thank you, Master Skywalker. But I couldn't have done it without Kyle.
• As luck would have it, I am! (after Kyle asks if Jaden is ready for another mission)

Rosh Penin[edit]

• Jaden, stay back! Please...don't...hurt me!
• Jaden, I was scared... You have to believe me, we're-we're friends, remember? Let's get out of here before Alora comes back!
• Wait!! Listen to what you're saying!! You-you're angry! Don't give into it. That leads to the Dark Side, right?

Light Side Ending[edit]

• (after Jaden spares him) *sigh of relief* Thank you, Jaden.
• I'll be... (falls unconscious)

Kyle Katarn[edit]

• Kyle Katarn, at your service. Welcome to a day in the life of a Jedi. (after finding Jaden unconscious)
• Stay here and investigate? I'd love to.
• We've been looking into the shuttle crash, and it doesn't seem like a mechanical failure or laser damage was responsible. It's almost as if something just... tore apart the engines.
• Remember, abilities aren't inherently good or evil... it's how you use them.
• (to Jaden when he is about attack Rosh) Jaden... don't do it.
• He only fell to the Dark Side because he was scared, afraid of dying. Put away your saber!
• Jaden! You're better than that! Don't give into your anger! Rosh is telling the truth!

Light Side Ending[edit]

• Sith Spit! I need to get him to a bacta tank. Go to Korriban and help Luke and the others. I'll be there as soon as I can.
• Jaden, I sensed your struggle with the Dark Side. I'm glad you made the right choice.
• (after being thanked by Jaden) Don't get all mushy on me, kid. C'mon, let's get outta here.

Luke Skywalker[edit]

• I'd like to welcome all of our new students to the Jedi Academy. Here we will train you in ways of the Force. You will learn to defend yourself with a lightsaber. You will also study diplomacy, history and more.
• Rosh Penin, you will be asigned to Master Katarn. Jaden Korr, you'll also work with Master Katarn. Now, let's begin with your first lessons, and may the Force be with you.

Light Side Ending[edit]

• Jaden, you did more than we could have ever hoped. You have become a true Jedi.
• I've heard from the New Republic. The Imperials supporting the Disciples of Ragnos have been defeated have been rounded up. It seems they lost their power when the scepter was destroyed.
• Rosh, I hope your experience has taught you the patience and humility that may one day will turn you into a great Jedi.
• Jaden, you fought bravely, resisted the Dark Side, and saved another Jedi from certain death. You will be a valuable member of the Jedi Order.

Dialogue[edit]

[Start of the dark side ending of the game]

Rosh Penin: Jaden, no! Let go of your anger!

Jaden Korr: Why should I?! You yourself said how powerful the dark side was.

Rosh Penin: I was wrong!

Jaden Korr: No. You were weak!

Rosh Penin: Jaden, NO!

[Jaden ignites his/her lightsaber, impaling Rosh. Jaden then drops Rosh and turns to leave.]

Alora: Well done, Jedi. You have become one of us!

Jaden Korr: No!

Alora: Join us! With Ragnos as our ruler, we can serve him and rule the galaxy!

Jaden Korr: Join you?! Why should I trade one master for another? The Scepter of Ragnos is too powerful to be left in the hands of someone as weak as Tavion. If anything, it should belong to me!

Alora: Oh, you think so!

Jaden Korr: You, on the other hand, are useless. I should have killed you on Hoth!

Alora: You won't get a second chance. Tavion has taught me much since then.

[Jaden fights and kills Alora, then leaves. Kyle Katarn arrives, and Rosh sits up.]

Rosh Penin: K... Kyle?

Kyle Katarn: Rosh!

Rosh Penin: I'm sorry... Jaden has turned... you've lost... both your students.

[Rosh nearly falls, but Kyle catches him.]

Kyle Katarn: No. You are a Jedi.

Rosh Penin: Thank... you... [dies]

Kyle Katarn: But I've still lost Jaden. Where did [he/she] go? [Realizes] Oh, no! I've got to get to Korriban!

Jaden Korr: Tavion! Give me the scepter!

Tavion: Ah, Kyle's good student... or is it? I sense the Dark Side in you. Are you here to witness the resurrection?

Jaden Korr: No. I'm here to kill you; something my old master couldn't do.

Tavion: But why? With Ragnos reborn, the Jedi will be wiped out, and we can serve him as he rules the galaxy!

Jaden Korr: I will no longer 'serve' anyone! I will have the scepter and its power for myself! Now, give it to me!

Tavion: Impudent whelp! I will enjoy slaying you!

[Jaden defeats Tavion; she falls to her knees, disarmed.]

Tavion: I will not cower... as I did before Katarn. Finish it. Kill me!

[Swinging his/her lightsaber, Jaden kills Tavion. Kyle arrives just as Jaden reaches down to pick up the Scepter of Ragons.]

Kyle Katarn: Jaden, stop!

Jaden Korr: Don't get in my way, Kyle!

Kyle Katarn: Jaden, I know you're angry, but it's not too late to renounce the Dark Side. Tavion and her cult have been stopped; we can end this here!

Jaden Korr: Ohh, no. This is just the beginning!

Kyle Katarn: Jaden, the lure of the Dark Side is strong, but it will ultimately destroy you! Fight it! Rosh resisted it, you can too!

Jaden Korr: Rosh was weak! He was too afraid to grasp the true power of the Dark Side!

Kyle Katarn: I can't let you do this, Jaden...

Jaden Korr: Then stop me, 'Master'!

Luke Skywalker: [after finding Kyle buried under some rubble] Kyle, what happened here?

Kyle Katarn: Jaden has turned to the Dark Side, and [he's/she's] taken the scepter.

Luke Skywalker: And Rosh?

Kyle Katarn: Dead. Jaden killed him. [He/She] felt betrayed by Rosh and the anger was too great for [him/her] to control.

Luke Skywalker: I... misjudged [him/her]. I'm sorry, Kyle.

Kyle Katarn: I've failed both my students, Luke. Maybe I shouldn't be teaching at the academy. It's not as if I've been the perfect Jedi myself.

Luke Skywalker: No, Kyle. Yoda and Ben were great teachers, yet even they lost students. I can still sense good in [him/her]. There's always hope, Kyle. Remember that.

Kyle Katarn: You may be right. Well, at least Tavion and her cult have been stopped. Ragnos won't be coming back.

Luke Skywalker: But the scepter is too powerful. We must find Jaden and destroy it.

Kyle Katarn: I'll take care of it. As my student, Jaden is my responsibility. I'm taking a leave of absence from the academy for a while. If I find Jaden, I'll let you know.

Luke Skywalker: Be careful. If there's anything I can do to help...

Kyle Katarn: I will.

Luke Skywalker: And may the Force be with you, Kyle.

External links[edit]

The amount of Star Wars-themed games is staggering, but only a few are remembered as truly great titles. Among them are gems like Star Wars: Rogue Squadron on the N64, the classic Star Wars: Battlefront II, and the Jedi Knight series.

Raven Software’s Jedi Academy is the latest and most beloved part of the Jedi Knight series. It lets you play as Jaden Korr, a new student at Luke Skywalker’s Jedi Academy. And it’s a lotta fun!

If you’ve already cleared the game’s main campaign and are looking for more action, be it multiplayer or single-player, the online modding community has you covered.

Let’s take a look at some of the best mods for a new Jedi Academy experience.

15. Jedi Academy: Enhanced

One of the most exciting aspects of the Star Wars universe is the use of Lightsabers in combat.

While vanilla Jedi Academy includes several Lightsaber options, more customization is usually for the better, which is why the JA: Enhanced mod is so good.

It lets you customize your saber’s color through the console by inputting a hex code representing the hue you want.

It also lets you customize the handle, adds holstering, and even a couple force powers to go with it. Nice!

14. The Jedi Academy Texture Overhaul

Improving an old game’s textures can go a long way towards making it more palatable for our modern standards.

Which is why Mr. Zz put so much work into the Jedi Academy Texture Overhaul.

This mod replaces some of the most amateurish and basic textures in the game with some new ones, including more detail and higher-definition stuff.

All this just to give your game facelift, while remaining true to the core game’s aesthetic.

It’s a work in progress, sure. And the author has expressed interest in coming back to perfect this overhaul in due time.

But until then, this current version is still pretty good.

13. Ahsoka Tano

Few “minor” characters in Star Wars lore receive as much love and attention from the fanbase as Ahsoka Tano, Padawan to none other than Anakin Skywalker.

This incredible character mod brings her likeness to Jedi Academy, letting you either play as Ahsoka or having her tag along with you on adventures.

She can also exist as an NPC in hub areas – which is especially useful for custom servers.

There are plenty of character and skin mods floating around for Jedi Academy, and sometimes that’s enough to improve your experience exponentially.

12. Star Wars: For the Republic

Despite being classified as a third-person shooter, Jedi Academy shines for its intense Lightsaber combat, rather than the use of blasters.

This extensive conversion mod by creator Myceley puts the “shooter” back into Jedi Academy.

It gives you a new campaign where you’ll play as a Republic Trooper going up against the Sith Empire and their armies.

It turns the game into a hardcore shooter where you’ll need cover and fast reflexes to survive. Your only goal?

To protect the people of several planets from the Empire’s oppression.

11. Revenge of the Jedi

Mods offer creators a detailed way to bring their fantasies to life, writing fanfiction in code rather than in prose.

Revenge of the Jedi by the_Last_Jedi is just that: a fantastic re-imagining of the original trilogy’s second episode, where Obi-Wan managed to survive his duel with Darth Vader, and Yoda has founded a new Jedi Temple on Dagobah.

It’s a huge mod with a staggering amount of custom assets. I mean really huge.

It includes great-looking character models that make this new story come to life as well, so it’s almost like a totally new game. Give it a try!

10. The Ladder

Initially developed by JediNight for Jedi Outcast, The Ladder is a wave-based survival level meant to test your skills against increasingly tough enemies.

It was ported to Jedi Academy by prolific mod author Circa, who modified some textures and a couple of code lines here & there to make it work in the more recent game.

This single-player map may have a simple concept, but it can provide hours upon hours of enjoyment as you hone your Lightsaber dueling skills against hordes of enemies.

9. New Beginning SP Mod

Another relatively small but sweet mod is New Beginning by creator MagSul, which serves as a direct continuation of the Light Side ending of Jedi Academy.

You’ll play as an entirely new character across two levels.

That may sound like too little, but trust me, the first one is extensive-enough for hours of gameplay if you go around exploring everything.

It’s also full of interesting easter eggs, custom assets, new dialogue, and even a couple unique cinematics.

8. Escape: Yavin IV

On the other side of the Force we have Escape: Yavin IV, a direct continuation of the Dark Side ending where Jaden Korr gives in to his dark impulses and takes the Scepter of Ragnos for himself.

Developed by The Unbeholden, this new campaign mod follows Jaden Korr after being used and discarded by a new Sith Lord, who leaves him to rot in Yavin IV for four years.

The original mod features 13 lengthy missions, custom new Lightsabers, new abilities, and upgraded visual effects.

On top of that, the more recent “Lost Missions” update adds a whopping 35 entirely new levels for you to enjoy. Yes, this one’s big.

Guaranteed to keep you busy for hours.

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7. Prequel Conversion Mod

Star Wars’ prequel trilogy gets a lot of bad rep online.

But this is still where at least half of the fanbase got to know Star Wars, and their aesthetic is just on point.

Well this mod by Circa will let you immerse yourself in the world of the prequel trilogies by replacing the game’s base enemies with Trade Federation Battledroids, Super Battledroids, Droidekas and introducing enemies like Jango Fett and Count Dooku.

All the spaceships, the weapons, and even the sound effects are also modified to fit in with the prequels’ style.

6. The Dark Pastime

While its title may sound like it’s an expansion for The Sims, The Dark Pastime is a complex campaign taking place several years after the events of Jedi Academy’s Light Side ending.

In this universe, The Academy continues to fight the weakened remnants of the Galactic Empire along with the New Republic.

After a New Republic base on Goura is mysteriously destroyed by forces unknown, the Academy sends Jaden Korr’s mentor, Kyle Katam, to investigate and discover the truth.

What will you find? Well, only one way to find out.

5. Nina Series

The Star Wars universe is much more than the fight between the Sith and the Jedi.

Even if that’s the central focus of its main storyline.

This series of modded campaigns by creator Larry McBruce is one of the earliest ever to become popular.

It presents a new perspective by having you play as Nina, who’s both a bounty hunter and the youngest sister of the fallen Sith Lord Tavion.

Other than the classic “Nina 1.5” mod, the series is continued in Nina: Undiscovered Secret and Nina: Genesis.

4. Knights of the Force 2.1

One of the most ambitious works in progress for Jedi Academy is Knights of the Force 2.1.

This total conversion mod aims to introduce characters and locales from all across the three main trilogies, Rogue One and even Star Wars Rebels.

I make a point of including the version number here because this is actually a revived version of an older mod called Knights of the Force, which had been abandoned for quite some time before the current team started working on it.

I’d expect great things!

3. EternalJK

EternalJK is an updated fork of OpenJK, a massive open-source client for Jedi Academy that fixes compatibility issues with modern operating systems and hardware.

It’s also a pre-requisite for most mods on this list.

If you want to play Jedi Academy or any of the Jedi Knight games on a modern system running Windows 10, you’ll need this one.

Thankfully setup is pretty simple and it offers some guidance, but this is definitely worth learning how to install & tinker with.

2. Star Wars: Movie Battles II

Movie Battles II is easily the most talked-about and popular multiplayer Jedi Academy mod of the past decade.

It adds a truckload of characters and character archetypes to the game, so you can see why it gets so much attention.

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It also introduces maps from all over the Star Wars mythos and even other games with a fitting aesthetic, adding up to over 100 multiplayer battle arenas.

It supports many multiplayer modes, not to mention massive 16v16 team deathmatches are commonplace in most multiplayer servers.

1. Star Wars: Movie Duels

While Movie Battles II is still the most popular multiplayer mod, there’s a much more recent undertaking that offers many of the same features with an updated presentation.

Movie Duels is the spiritual successor of Movie Battles II, using OpenJK as its primary engine and remastering the classic multiplayer mod with better animations, HD sound effects, music, and voice clips.

It also supports prequel-like “SFX” Lightsabers, which was sorely missing from the original.

And this even introduces some more duel stances to increase playstyle variety.

Absolutely worth a try, and may the Force be with you.