But what exactly is hyperspace? With Star Wars constantly exploring the mysteries of hyperspace, most recently in Star Wars: The High Republic, it seemed only right to explain the function of it.
The endless tunnel of swirling blues is absolutely mesmerizing. Hyperspace is one of the fantastical parts of Star Wars that never fails to captivate both audiences and characters in the story. In this installment, Emily explains how hyperspace functions… Star Wars Inside Intel is a feature where Lucasfilm Story Group member Emily Shkoukani, whose job is to know as much about a galaxy far, far away as possible, explores obscure facts about Star Wars lore and continuity. Click through to see the loot card depicting this ancient conflict, a work not unlike one owned by the Emperor himself. The Republic may have even been felled, if not for internicine fighting between the Sith Lords Naga Sadow and Ludo Kressh over the planet Korriban. The Great Hyperspace War took place between the Republic and the Sith Empire at the height of its power. This is an ancient conflict, one that really contextualizes the age of the Republic it took place some 20,000 years after the founding of that august body, and some 1,000 years before the Great Sith War depicted in Knights of the Old Republic. It's a massive bas-relief carving depicting the Great Hyperspace War between the Republic and the forces of the Sith Empire. Today's card, the last for our preview week, is another art object for your player housing. We've taken a look at the Gungan Vendor, the Mechano-Chair, the Jedi Crest, and then (yesterday) the XJ-2 Airspeeder. The folks at SOE and LucasArts were nice enough to work with us to offer you a card-a-day all week, and we've had some good ones so far.
Champions is based on the SOE MMO Star Wars Galaxies, but this newest loot card goes way, way back to a time long before the Rebellion and Empire. All week we've been highlighting a series of loot cards for the soon-to-be-released Champions of the Force trading card game, and this blogger thinks we've saved the best for last.
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