Jedi artifacts

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Jedi holocrons were Jedi artifacts used to store information and teachings of the Jedi Order.[1] Holocrons were constructed with a security mechanism[7] preventing non-Force-sensitive individuals from opening them and accessing the secrets held within.[8] The teachings contained in Jedi holocrons were typically relayed to whomever opened them as an interactive hologram, appearing as the Jedi Master who had recorded the information. Sharing the knowledge found on Jedi holocrons with those who…

The prosperity of Imperial rule, with an iron fist that extends to all inhabited systems through the galaxy, calls for unified monetization in the form of Imperial credits. But after the fall of the Galactic Empire, many planets revert to a less homogenized system and some, particularly those who make their living in the underworld, refuse payments in the currency on principle.

A Jedi star compass, also known as a Pillio Star Compass or more simply as a Jedi compass,[2] was a piece of ancient astrogational technology similar to a wayfinder that was developed by the Jedi. The Jedi star compass was a palm-sized circular device. The compass could be open and shut like a locket, held in place by an aurodium clamp. The lid of the compass was engraved with astromeridian etch lines, while the innards of the compass were stylized with a graduated bezel. At the center of…

““Luke’s compass from #TheLastJedi. This prop cropped up well into shooting and was designed on a Saturday morning. The propmakers had built it 24 hours later, it was shipped off to Ireland & was on camera Monday morning!” - concept artist Matthew Savage https://t.co/mAaroVrW0e”

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