The Flesh Raiders are pretty much forcesaber fodder and that’s okay because the depth of the battle taking place is still conveyed wonderfully through the scenes and the artwork. It’s been interesting to see these events unfold in this issue (and what led up to this) and not just from a “historical” standpoint of seeing the seeds being planted in what ultimately becomes the familiar battle between the light and dark side of the force but because these events are entertaining even without that standpoint. Has the tide of the war turned in favor of the Je’daii forces after repelling the attack on Tython, or was it just a minor setback for the Rakatan Infinite Empire who have now unleashed their Flesh Raiders? But it’s not entirely hopeless as the Je’daii forces, led by Daegen Lok and Xesh, who was once a Force Hound for the Rakata, have stalled the invasion on the planet Tython, and have been able to construct Forcesabers, which was once just weapons of the Rakatan Force Hounds. Daegen Lok’s visions of a terrible invasion were true after all.

They’ve enslaved the populations there and even though they’re known as “the Builders” throughout the galaxy they’ve done nothing but bring ruin to the planets and outposts they’ve conquered. The Rakatan forces have been making progress with their invasion as they’ve taken outposts and planets in the system and brutally subjugated them to their rule. It takes place about 25,000 years before the events in Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope, and opens up with the Rakatan Infinite Empire invasion of the Tython system, which has been taking place for a year. Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi – Force War #1 is the beginning of the Force War story arc written by John Ostrander and published by Dark Horse Comics. Great developments and revealing of true reason for invasionįlesh Raiders are pretty much Forcesaber fodder

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