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* BoisterousBruiser: More subdued than most BioWare examples, but his abilities explicitly state that they draw a ''lot'' of enemy aggro. During fighting, he's still as cheerful as ever.
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* BlueBlood: He comes from Corellian nobility. One of the Consular's quests on the planet takes you to the old family estate.
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* CuttingOffTheBranches: The ''Star Wars: Force and Destiny Corebook'' establishes the Barsen'thor as male and that his tomb was the one visited in ''VideoGame/JediAcademy'', though you can play whichever gender you want in-game.
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* CuttingOffTheBranches: The ''Star Wars: Force and Destiny Corebook'' establishes that the Barsen'thor as male was canonically male, and also mentions that his tomb was the one visited in ''VideoGame/JediAcademy'', though ''VideoGame/JediAcademy''. However, you can play whichever gender you want in-game.
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-->''"They never suspect the scientist."''
-->''"Who do you need dead?"''
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* MessiahCreep:[[spoiler: Sort of. At the end of his companion quest, he kills a corrupt Trandoshan named Veneb, who was selling information about his Trandoshan rivals to Wookiees for the Wookiees to kill, which paved Veneb's way to becoming Clan Speaker, and Veneb was planning to use that position to get rid of the Scorekeeper religion. When Qyzen triumphs over Veneb, Veneb's now leaderless clan is convinced that Qyzen's Scorekeeper religion is the superior way to live. They elect Qyzen their new leader, much to Qyzen's consternation.]]
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* MessiahCreep:[[spoiler: Sort MessiahCreep: [[spoiler:Sort of. At the end of his companion quest, he kills a corrupt Trandoshan named Veneb, who was selling information about his Trandoshan rivals to Wookiees for the Wookiees to kill, which paved Veneb's way to becoming Clan Speaker, and Veneb was planning to use that position to get rid of the Scorekeeper religion. When Qyzen triumphs over Veneb, Veneb's now leaderless clan is convinced that Qyzen's Scorekeeper religion is the superior way to live. They elect Qyzen their new leader, much to Qyzen's consternation.]]
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* {{Koan}}: Light Side Consulars are fond of this. These occasionally wander into IceCreamKoan territory and just confuse everybody, usually because the Consular forgets that nobody else in the conversation has ever heard of whatever they're referencing.
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** Or (for the more obscure), a Caucasian version of Augur from ''EarthFinalConflict'' with his flamboyance, love of luxury, business ventures, penchant for hacking computers and building gadgets, and the holographic assistant.
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* EvenTheGirlsWantHer: One of Tharan's abilities is called Deploy Holiday. It deploys Holiday, who proceeds to do a sexy dance and stuns the target for eight seconds. Any target: aliens, robots, eldritch horrors, and anything else you can throw her at.
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!!Master Kutri O'a
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A Bothan Jedi Master and seer who specializes in the construction of holocrons. He seeks out the Barsen'thor on Rishi to construct their holocron.
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* BunnyEarsLawyer: He may be a bit odd, but O'a is the greatest constructor of holocrons of his time.
* NiceGuy: He is a very happy and friendly Bothan.
* NonActionGuy: Although he did fight in the Great Galactic War, he admits that he is rather clumsy with a lightsaber and something of a coward, which is why he does not remain on Rishi to assist in the battle against the Revanites.
* {{Seer}}: His ability to see glimpses of the future aids him in the construction of holocrons, as he can ask the subject questions about how they would respond to people who will use it in the future.
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!!Master Kutri O'a
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A Bothan Jedi Master and seer who specializes in the construction of holocrons. He seeks out the Barsen'thor on Rishi to construct their holocron.
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* BunnyEarsLawyer: He may be a bit odd, but O'a is the greatest constructor of holocrons of his time.
* NiceGuy: He is a very happy and friendly Bothan.
* NonActionGuy: Although he did fight in the Great Galactic War, he admits that he is rather clumsy with a lightsaber and something of a coward, which is why he does not remain on Rishi to assist in the battle against the Revanites.
* {{Seer}}: His ability to see glimpses of the future aids him in the construction of holocrons, as he can ask the subject questions about how they would respond to people who will use it in the future.
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A new member of the Jedi Order, Padawan to a highly unconventional archaeologist and scholar among the Jedi Council, the Consular is swiftly drawn into an ancient mystery on Tython and a hero gone rogue. These establish the tone and primary activities of the Consular: exploring ancient secrets and conducting diplomacy, often with dangerous people. The female Jedi Consular is voiced by .
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A new member of the Jedi Order, Padawan to a highly unconventional archaeologist and scholar among the Jedi Council, the Consular is swiftly drawn into an ancient mystery on Tython and a hero gone rogue. These establish the tone and primary activities of the Consular: exploring ancient secrets and conducting diplomacy, often with dangerous people. The female Jedi Consular is voiced by .
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!!The Jedi Consular
->'''Voiced by:''' Athena Karkanis (female Consular), Creator/NolanNorth (male Consular)
-->''"[[SeekerArchetype A Jedi will always seek the truth]]. I will study the mysteries of the Force, [[TheStoic and act with calm and clarity]]. I will expose the dark side's deceit... [[HopeBringer to unite our allies]], and with the Force on our side... JusticeWillPrevail!"''
A new member of the Jedi Order, Padawan to a highly unconventional archaeologist and scholar among the Jedi Council, the Consular is swiftly drawn into an ancient mystery on Tython and a hero gone rogue. These establish the tone and primary activities of the Consular: exploring ancient secrets and conducting diplomacy, often with dangerous people. The female Jedi Consular is voiced by .
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* AdventurerArchaeologist: Spends a lot of time investigating holocrons and the history of the Jedi Order and the various planets they explore.
* {{Ambadassador}}: Being a diplomat isn't quite the Consular's full time job, but they do it enough to qualify.
* AnAdventurerIsYou
** [[MagicKnight Shadow]]
*** Kinetic Combat: [[StoneWall Mitigation tank]]
*** Infiltration: Backstab/Burst-heavy melee DPS
*** Balance: [=DoT=]-heavy melee/mid-range DPS
** [[SquishyWizard Sage]]
*** Seer: CombatMedic
*** Telekinetics: Nuker/Burst-heavy ranged DPS
*** Balance: [=DoT=]-heavy ranged DPS
* BadassBookworm: The Consular is portrayed as very scholarly for a Jedi.
** Upon discovering [[spoiler: the Noetikon-Jedi Archive]], one dialogue option even laments that their time is limited, admitting that under happier circumstances they'd gladly spend many hours studying its contents.
* BadassCape
* BrutalHonesty: For a diplomat, the Consular sure doesn't mince words when they tell people exactly what they think of them.
-->'''Consular:''' ''(when first meeting Qyzen)'' This thing doesn't like anybody's friend.
* BullyingADragon: Even for a Jedi, the Consular is a highly skilled force-user. During cutscenes, more than once an opponent will attempt to charge them while they're still unarmed only to get BlownAcrossTheRoom for their trouble.
* CatchPhrase:
** "The Jedi way is to serve."
** "Sounds dangerous. I'll take care of it."
** "A ''child'' could handle this."
* TheChampion: To Qyzen (as "Herald" of his goddess), to Nadia (as Master), but also to House Teral of Alderaan (taking the place of their murdered delegate), Gaden-Ko of the Voss (as his honor guard during his trial), and the ''entire'' Rift Alliance, particularly Balmorra.
* ChildProdigy: Is implied to have been this as a child. During the intro, Yuon Par mentions that the Consular was stronger in the Force at ''four'' years old than she, Yuon, was at fifteen.
* CombatMedic: Healing Sages are far from defenseless.
* DeadpanSnarker: When the Consular's not dishing out a Koan, they're usually this, as seen with this gem:
-->'''[[spoiler:Lord Vivicar:]]''' Ah, I wasn't sure if you'd be foolish enough to come aboard, Jedi. But I can sense your presence.
-->'''Jedi Consular:''' Did the docking starship clue you in as well?
* DishingOutDirt: Some of the Consular's telekinetic abilities manifest by launching pieces of the ground at foes.
* DoubleWeapon: The Shadow advanced class uses a double-bladed lightsaber.
* FiveManBand
** TheLeader: The Consular
** TheLancer: Lt Iresso
** TheBigGuy: Qyzen Fess
** TheSmartGuy: Tharan Cedrax
** TheChick: Nadia Grell
** TheSixthRanger: Zenith
* GameplayAndStorySegregation: [[spoiler:The "shielding technique" that the Consular learns as part of Act 1's storyline is implied to weaken him/her permanently every time they use it. The player can use it every time they're given the option, and it will still have absolutely no effect on gameplay.]]
* GondorCallsForAid: The entirety of Acts 2 and 3. You're appointed by the Supreme Chancellor and Grandmaster Satele to approach the Rift Alliance and recruit their help in the Republic war effort. Seeing as many of the alliance worlds (like Balmorra and Manaan) were ''royally'' screwed over by the Imperials, they're at least willing to listen, but think the Republic is too ineffective to stand a chance. It's on you to convince them otherwise. By the time you roll into Corellia, you are bringing a multi-world, multi-species army with some of the best [[spoiler: medical supplies (from Manaan) and battle droids in the galaxy (from Balmorra, with their most infamous "[[YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters Freedom Fighter]]" calling in favors), as well as an impressive contingent of Voss, the Sarkhai (who are more than a little pissed about the assassination attempt on their monarchs and the death-by-Imperial-torture of their Senator. They're under the command of your ''padawan'') and a heretic army from a species not even the ''Rakata'' wanted to tangle with.]] Gondor gets their aid.
* GoodIsNotNice: The Consular can be very arrogant and snotty even as they help people.
* GoodIsNotSoft: Yes, they are diplomats, but that just means they're as capable of destroying an enemy with a withering speech as with a lightsaber.
* HealingHands: Sages get healing abilities and can specialize in them. Shadows can still heal people [[GameplayAndStorySegregation in cutscenes]].
* InsufferableGenius: A Dark Side Consular comes off as this.
* {{Invisibility}}: Shadows learn how to do this.
* ImpracticallyFancyOutfit: The Consular gets a lot of these, especially as a Sage.
* ItsUpToYou: Justified. The Jedi Consular player character is the only one to learn the "shielding technique" that's absolutely necessary to resolve most of the conflicts of his/her storyline, but that's because a Sith Apprentice comes in and destroys the technology that transmitted the technique right after the player character learned it.
* KickingAssInAllHerFinery: Yes, many of the female Consular outfits look like Queen Amidala's hand-me-downs, but she's carving up Sith and Imperials while wearing those ballgowns.
* KnightInSourArmor: Possibly, if played light side while choosing the most blunt dialogue options. Doesn't help that the Consular's neutral expression already looks like a [[PerpetualFrowner Perpetual Frown]].
--> '''Consular:''' There's incompetent, and then there's you people.
--> '''Consular:''' A ''child'' could do this.
** In fact, this is the best way to gain affection with Tharan: make mostly light side decisions, but insult the people you're trying to help.
--> '''Lt. Iresso:''' ''(upon being chewed out by the Consular for something that was actually their fault, not his)'' You're not really one of those 'inspirational' Jedi, are you?
** TheSnarkKnight: If particularly sarcastic.
* {{Koan}}: Light Side Consulars are fond of this.
* LightIsNotGood: Dark Side Consulars use the same powers and techniques as their Light Side counterparts, but the Dark Side has sway over them instead.
* MartialPacifist: You are encouraged to be this by the Jedi Council.
* MindOverMatter
* NotAfraidToDie: A Light Side Consular often comes across as this.
--> '''Consular''': If it's my fate to become one with the Force, then ''so be it''.
* PerpetualFrowner: Despite having the same neutral expression as everyone else, the Consular's stoic dialogue makes them come across as this.
* PragmaticHero: The Consular is subtly implied to be more along these lines, [[{{Foil}} as opposed to]] [[IdealHero the Knight]]. Many of their dark actions are pragmatic, ruthless, and easily explained by cold logic, and they get more chances to [[JediMindTrick Force Persuade]] people than the other Force-users.
* {{Psychokinesis}}: The basis of the Consular's offensive Force powers.
* ShadowArchetype: To the Sith Inquisitor, both gameplay mechanics and story-wise.
* ShockwaveStomp: Force Wave, more or less.
* TheStoic: Many Consular-specific dialogue lines will have you be this.
* UncertainDoom: If the Consular did not become the Outlander in ''Fallen Empire'', the codex states they disappeared sometime during the invasion.
* WorthyOpponent: When you finally confront him, the First Son admits he has nothing but respect for your abilities and even considers it a waste to kill you, since you'd be unstoppable as a Sith.
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!'''Qyzen Fess'''
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A Trandoshan big-game trophy hunter, Qyzen Fess travels the galaxy hunting its most dangerous beasts to honor the memory of his father, a trophy hunter of great renown, as well as his peoples' goddess, the Scorekeeper. After being rescued from captivity by the Consular, he concludes that the Consular is the prophesied Herald of the Scorekeeper, and joins them as their first companion. Mechanically, he is the Consular's melee tank companion.
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* ApeShallNeverKillApe: He is upset at the prospect of killing his fellow Trandoshans, which is funny because he actively disapproves of sparing powerful opponents from all other races.
** Trandoshans believe in reincarnation, after a fashion. Worthy opponents who are not Trandoshan become Trandoshan and get to have a chance at a Score; Trandoshan without a significant Score when they die become prey.
* TheAtoner: [[spoiler: He loses his Score when he's captured on Tython, and one of his companion quests involves restoring it by traveling to Tatooine to pay homage to his dead father's remains.]]
* BadassBaritone: His voice is noticeably deeper than normal Trandoshans.
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Though he was good friends with the Consular's master, the rest of the Jedi on Tython treated him with indifference at best and outright hostility at worst. Part of the reason he joins the Consular is because, like their master, the Consular treats him like a person instead of a beast, or someone immoral that they are better than.
* TheBigGuy: He's a few feet taller than the otherwise average-sized companions the Consular recruits, a TopHeavyGuy and the one most action orientated.
* BloodKnight
* BlueAndOrangeMorality: To Qyzen, living things are either strong or weak. Ideal hunters are a subset of the "strong" group -- honorable warriors who dispatch worthy, dangerous prey with their own physical (and, in the case of Jedi, mental) prowess with a minimum of suffering, help those who are unable to help themselves, and [[TheParagon encourage those that are.]] Being weak is undesirable, but Qyzen still feels that the "soft" do have basic rights and are worthy of protection from those who would prey upon them, though he likely believes they should strive to become strong.
* BountyHunter: He sees little difference between sentient prey and non-sentient, though he prefers the latter. [[spoiler: He even used to be part of Braden's stable. Yes, the Bounty Hunter's Braden. Mako even makes a cameo when he calls in a favor]], commenting that if he liked hunting people as much as he liked hunting dangerous wildlife, he'd be a household name.
* ElectronicEyes: He lost his right eye during one of his hunts, and had it replaced with a cybernetic prosthesis.
* EyeScream: A nasty injury to his face has left him blind in his right eye.
* {{Foil}}: To Khem Val, who serves the Consular's Sith counterpart in a similar role (that of a melee tank) and both are ProudWarriorRaceGuys who are bound to serve the player. In Qyzen's case, it's because he considers the Consular the herald of his goddess while in Khem's case it's because the Inquisitor subdues him and is incapable of killing them.
* GeniusBruiser: For a freaky giant lizard who mainly values fighting skills, he's also quite sharp. During the prologue, his advice to the Consular is both rapid and accurate. Later, the Consular speaks with a Force ghost that is invisible and inaudible to non-Jedi; Qyzen quickly deduces this and just [[FunnyBackgroundEvent chills out in the distant background]].
* [[GreatWhiteHunter Great Green Hunter]]: The Trandoshan lifestyle is all about embodying this as much as they can, though Qyzen in particular puts more emphasis on hunting challenging prey through pure martial skill.
* HulkSpeak: Though much of that is TranslationConvention, as he doesn't speak Basic.
* ItsPersonal: After Nalen Raloch captures him, costing him a lifetime's Jagannath points, tortures him and imitates the form of Yuon Par to get some coordinates from him, Qyzen decides to pursue and kill him.
-->'''Qyzen:''' This is fight of honor -- [[IllKillYou you owe blood, dark thing]].
* LizardFolk
* MessiahCreep:[[spoiler: Sort of. At the end of his companion quest, he kills a corrupt Trandoshan named Veneb, who was selling information about his Trandoshan rivals to Wookiees for the Wookiees to kill, which paved Veneb's way to becoming Clan Speaker, and Veneb was planning to use that position to get rid of the Scorekeeper religion. When Qyzen triumphs over Veneb, Veneb's now leaderless clan is convinced that Qyzen's Scorekeeper religion is the superior way to live. They elect Qyzen their new leader, much to Qyzen's consternation.]]
** Goes up yet another notch in ''Knights of the Fallen Empire'' where the Warstalkers who formerly followed Warlord Kephess have united behind Qyzen.
* MySpeciesDothProtestTooMuch: When he mentions that his people are often treated badly when they try to hitch a ride and the Consular balks at the idea this happens openly in the Republic, Qyzen freely admits that certain members of his own species have perpetrated a negative stereotype that the rest of the Trandoshans suffer because of.
-->'''Qyzen:''' Is fault of some Trandoshans. Thugs, have no honor or goodness. Make worse for everyone.
* OddFriendship: With Master Yuon. Just how ''did'' a Trandoshan big game hunter and a Jedi archivist become close friends? Needless to say, bringing him along when you go check up on her and being respectful to her nets you a lot of affection with him.
* ProudWarriorRaceGuy: The more rare, dangerous, or numerous of the prey, the more "points" it's worth to Lady Scorekeeper. So it's only fitting that he loves it when you volunteer to take on a dangerous mission against nasty wildlife. He also loves weaponry gifts -- all the better to go after challenging prey.
* ReligiousBruiser: He's ''very'' dedicated to Madame Scorekeeper and the proper way of the hunt.
* TheSocialDarwinist: A rather strange example. Qyzen has no respect for crime gangs and others who only prey on the weak. On the other hand, he dislikes them because they don't hunt like real hunters, not out of any kind of sympathy for their targets. A good way to lose affection with him is to do someone's hunting for them. A good way to ''gain'' affection is to help the bullied person hunt while you provide support or to arm the prey so the hunters have to work harder.
** But played straight in that he has no respect for hunters who aren't really strong and must rely on tricks to catch prey instead of physical skill. [[spoiler: Such as Lek Svaal in Qyzen's companion quest, who tried to hunt a monster named Dusk Shadow by luring it into a pit full of explosives. Qyzen, along with the player character, manages to kill Dusk Shadow with physical skill, which Qyzen believes is far superior.]]
* SpiritedCompetitor: Very, and in ''Knights of the Fallen Empire'' he'll join the Alliance against the Eternal Empire if the Outlander proves their worth as a great hunter.
* ThisIsUnforgivable: Oho, he ''really'' doesn't like it if you decide to spare Nalen Raloch.
* TokenHeroicOrc: Trandoshans are usually depicted in the StarWarsExpandedUniverse as ruthless bad guys, and their hunting of Wookiee pelts does not help. The few that aren't, most of them in this game, are still usually mercenaries or pirates. A Trandoshan allied with a Jedi is almost unheard of.
* UnwantedGiftPlot: Upon completion of his mid-life ritual, Qyzen thanks you by giving you the pelt of a particularly difficult-to-kill Wookiee hunter, and says it would make a great engagement gift for Felix or Nadia. Uh... thanks, big guy. (Funnily enough, Felix actually ''does'' like Trophy gifts).
* WhatTheHellHero: Qyzen Fess does a lot of heroic things and often jumps at the chance to stand up for those who can't defend themselves. He also likes to ''hunt and kill Wookiees''. The game lets you call him on this, which results in a minor affection loss and [[DeliberateValuesDissonance him wondering why you're making such a big deal about it]], because Wookiees are prey, after all. In his companion quests, he's the one delivering this trope to other people. [[spoiler: First to Lek Svaal for relying on tricks to kill prey instead of actually hunting them, and then to Veneb for selling out his rivals for the Clan Speaker position to the Wookiees.]]
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[[folder:Tharan Cedrax]]
!!'''Tharan Cedrax'''
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->'''Voiced by:''' Jamie Elman
A male human scientist, Tharan is better known as an incorrigible charmer and would-be ladies' man than as the technological genius he actually is. Joining the Jedi Consular on Nar Shaddaa, Tharan Cedrax is the class's healer companion.
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* AgentPeacock: For a fellow who loves his luxury, complains about his clothing being dirty when you revive him, and prefers rational, non-violent solutions, he's quite effective with a blaster and [[ShortRangeShotgun scattergun]]. Then again, he was living on [[WretchedHive Nar Shaddaa]].
* ArsonMurderAndAdmiration: He may not ''approve'' of danger, ultra-violence, or certain kinds of experimentation, but he will admire the cleverness it took to come up with them.
-->'''Tharan Cedrax:''' (upon seeing a massive minefield with FrickinLaserBeams designed to blow up the ship) Mines with ''lasers?'' Ingenious!
* AttentionWhore
* BadassBookworm: ''"They never suspect the scientist."''
* BrilliantButLazy: He really is one of the greatest scientific minds in a generation, and comes up with new ideas as easily as breathing. But until you meet him, he's making technological toys on Nar Shaddaa and enjoying the life of a luxury-loving playboy instead of lighting up the halls of a prestigious academy or research lab. He also has trouble remembering to pay his bills.
* CampStraight: He's campy, but will flirt with anyone female, humanoid, and reasonably attractive.
* CasanovaWannabe: And he also gets affection points if ''you'' act like one by being especially nice and/or merciful to women.
* CasualDangerDialog: While not the only companion known for it, he treats life-and-death combat like exercise, and isn't even phased when you fly through a thick asteroid field during some space missions. This gem is from when you're confronted with several frigate-sized space rocks:
-->'''Tharan Cedrax''': Can we go around?
* CombatMedic: His primary role in the party.
* DidYouJustFlipOffCthulhu: He is a squishy {{Muggle}}. The Consular encounters plenty of high-end DrunkOnTheDarkSide Force wielders. Tharan will insult them like he would anyone else. He will also approve if the Consular insults the crazy Dark Side wielders.
* [[DramaQueen Drama King]]
* FlatEarthAtheist: He thinks that the Jedi code and the Force is nonsense, and he gets annoyed if you talk about any of them.
** It could also be "willful denial," since he also gets annoyed if you use "Force Persuade" on someone, which demonstrates the Force right in front of him.
** Or it could be ''because'' Consular is swinging Force Powers right in front of him. All these fascinating abilities and phenomena can't be subjected the scientific analysis, and the only people who know anything about what the Force is, how to use it, or what potential it has are a bunch of IceCreamKoan spouting mystics or DrunkOnTheDarkSide Sith who won't let a {{Muggle}} like him within three miles of it with his scanners! [[SourGrapes A whole frontier of science right in front of him that he'll never get a chance to study because he wasn't (un)lucky enough to be born with an overdeveloped midichlorian count.]]
* {{Foil}}: To the Sith Inquistor's healer companion Talos Drellik. Both tend to favor non-violent solutions and discovery of knowledge. However, while Tharan is a arrogant scientist with a love of all non-Force knowledge, Talos is an incredibly naive AbsentMindedProfessor who is fascinated with Sith history.
* ForScience: He hates violent solutions or exposing himself to danger, but the one exception he makes is for scientific discoveries and information. The more dangerous, unethical, and outright ''insane'' it is, the more he'll want it preserved and shared with the wider galaxy.
* GadgeteerGenius: His healing abilities are all due to technology he's rebuilt or invented. His codex also states that his business on Nar Shaddaa was building exotic technological toys for the highest bidder.
* GentlemanAdventurer: As much as he protests about unnecessary danger and violence, he still travels with a Jedi voluntarily...and "volunteered" himself aboard the Consular's vessel.
* GentlemanAndAScholar: Clearly regards himself as this. The opinions of others may vary.
* GentlemanSnarker: Many of his lines are dryly sarcastic, especially when the Consular points out just how irrational some DrunkOnTheDarkside Sith or Imperial is being.
* HenpeckedHusband: A very mild case, but it's clear that Holiday is the one calling the shots.
* HiddenDepths: He's not nearly as shallow, jaded, or danger-adverse as he'd like to portray himself. What he does for Holiday ''alone'' says that.
* InsufferableGenius: Can quite easily come off as this.
* ItsAllAboutMe: In his companion quest, at first played straight and then surprisingly subverted. His main story revolves around him being invited to a scientific symposium held by the Luminatus Club, the galaxy's most influential scientific community. At the Symposium, scientists compete to invent something or make a great discovery, and the winner is basically set for life with his name being a permanent part of scientific history. Tharan chooses to make the Vandrake Generator, a machine theorized by a great physician but supposedly completely impossible in reality. If Tharan can make the machine and actually get it to work ''once'', he'd automatically win the symposium and the eternal glory and greatness. But after all the hard work he has to go through to assemble the machine, he suddenly realizes that [[spoiler: the core of the machine can also be used to upgrade Holiday so she would achieve true sentience. But the core is irreplaceable; if he uses it on Holiday, his machine would be useless. At first, it looks like he's going to go with the machine, but he reports to the player character that just as he got up to the podium, he saw Holiday, and couldn't bring himself to use the core. He's laughed out of the symposium, having sacrificed his chance at glory, to upgrade Holiday instead.]]
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Despite his inflated ego, Tharan does prefer nonviolent methods to ending combat, and dislikes wanton cruelty, especially toward women.
** It's also very evident in the way he treats Holiday. She was in possession of a Hutt who viewed her as merely a holographic toy. Tharan recognized her capabilities and risked his life against a bounty hunter in a race through an asteroid field in order to win her, then he made her his assistant, and treats her like a person. [[spoiler: He even gives up eternal scientific glory to give her sentience, despite knowing it could lead to her leaving him eventually.]]
** His loyalty to [[spoiler: Syo Bakarn]], even after his friend [[spoiler: is possessed by the First Son of the Emperor]] is nigh-unbreakable. He will spare no opportunity to encourage his friend [[spoiler: to fight the possession]] or insult his friend's captor. If you take the Light Side option at the end and have Tharan with you [[spoiler: Syo is crushingly ashamed of what he has done under possession, but Tharan is quick to point out that it was not Syo's fault and say that he and the Counsular will support him no matter what]].
* MadScientist: Sometimes, and he will get sort of disappointed if you destroy some cool but dangerous ArtifactOfDoom or WMD.
* OddFriendship: His clear dislike for Jedi mysticism doesn't stop him from being fond of you or Master Syo.
* OmnidisciplinaryScientist: He's a medic (biology) that can create hacking devices (electronics) and can build a physics defying machine. ''Might'' be explained in that the exotech he builds and uses can also covers these fields.
* OptionalSexualEncounter: With the female Consular, he will flirt and turn on the charm. [[spoiler: But it goes no further than than a one-night stand because he really is in love with Holiday, and she's the jealous type.]]
* {{Robosexual}}: He certainly likes to flirt and have dalliances with attractive women, but it's pretty obvious that Holiday is the main woman in his life.
* RomanticRunnerUp: {{Downplayed}} with a female Consular. He takes a minor affection loss if you pick romantic dialogue options with Felix while he's in the party. [[spoiler: Even though Tharan is an OptionalSexualEncounter, and not a full-blown romance arc, he still seems to think of Lady Consular as "TheOneThatGotAway."]]
* ScienceCannotComprehendPhlebotinum: Despite being friends with a Jedi Council member and potentially fond of the Consular, he ''does not'' trust the Force and gets annoyed if you choose a Force-based solution over a mundane, practical one. He has an especially intense dislike for the JediMindTrick. He may have good reason for his distrust, check the [[Fridge/StarWarsTheOldRepublic Fridge Page]] for an explanation.
* SecretKeeper: According to the male Consular, Tharan knows that he and Nadia are dating, but isn't going to say anything. Given that he himself is in an [[{{Robosexual}} unconventional]] relationship, it's understandable he'd be sympathetic.
* ShoutOut: He and Holiday resemble [[WesternAnimation/{{Archer}} another scientist with a pink-haired holographic love interest]].
** Or (for the more obscure), a Caucasian version of Augur from ''EarthFinalConflict'' with his flamboyance, love of luxury, business ventures, penchant for hacking computers and building gadgets, and the holographic assistant.
* TechnicalPacifist: He typically dislikes violent solutions if they consist of cruelty. But in a few very rare cases, if you demonstrate logic or cleverness or it helps out scientists, a violent option might gain affection points instead of losing it. For example, while attacking someone in a conversation usually causes him to disapprove, Tharan's affection points will go up if you choose "You're hopeless. [[Attack]]" in a conversation with [[spoiler: Master Eriz Vossan; then, after Vossan is either dead or "shielded", choose the Dark Side choice of sharing Vossan's research about strength being the key to an unstoppable culture. Why, if you attacked first and the subject of Vossan's research is violent? Because you were logical enough to realize that Vossan couldn't be reasoned with, and Vossan's research, unethical or not, would provide the benefit of knowledge to other scientists.]]
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[[folder:Holiday]]
!!'''Holiday'''
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TaraStrong
An advanced holographic artificial intelligence with a feminine personality and Tharan's closest friend. She joins the Jedi Consular on Nar Shaddaa alongside Tharan. Mechanically, she's only an "extra feature" of Tharan, but has a central role in his character development and prominent during conversations.
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* ArtificialHuman
* ClingyJealousGirl
* CreativeSterility: For all her computational power, she never originates anything, though can improve upon someone else's work. Perhaps even one of the reasons why she's so obsessed about a man who has a new idea every waking minute.
* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: Holiday will resort to ElectricTorture [[spoiler: on Tharan so he stops romancing the female Consular]]. This comes just shy of being PlayedForLaughs, and there ''isn't'' a way to call her out on it. Of course, the flippant way in which Tharan mentions it up could suggest a CasualKink instead.
* EvenTheGirlsWantHer: One of Tharan's abilities is called Deploy Holiday. It deploys Holiday, who proceeds to do a sexy dance and stuns the target for eight seconds. Any target: aliens, robots, eldritch horrors, and anything else you can throw her at.
* {{Fangirl}}: Of Tharan. The Consular even has a chance to call her out on it. [[spoiler: Although given what you learn later in Tharan's companion quest, this might be justified: Holiday's personality is not completely upgraded. Once Tharan sacrifices his chance at the symposium to upgrade Holiday with an irreplaceable core, Holiday suddenly finds, to paraphrase, "new rooms being opened up waiting to be filled."]]
* GeniusDitz: Her personality in general, with computer science being the area of expertise.
* GreenEyedMonster: Cited to be a major concern during the Tharan romance arc.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: [[spoiler: When a conflict comes up as to whether or not Tharan should use an irreplaceable machine core to power a revolutionary machine and win glory, or use it to upgrade Holiday herself, Holiday urges Tharan to use the core on the machine and win the symposium. Tharan almost does it, but at the very last minute changes his mind and upgrades Holiday instead.]]
* InterspeciesRomance
* KissMeImVirtual
* [[spoiler:MechanicalEvolution]]
* {{Precursors}}: She's theorized to be the abandoned or forgotten computer of an ancient unknown civilization.
* ProjectedMan
* [[spoiler:RelationshipSabotage]]
* WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove: Her philosophical retort when questioned if her love is only simulated programming.
* {{Yandere}}: She doesn't mind Tharan having one-night stands, because that's part of the playboy charm she adores about him. [[spoiler:What she doesn't accept is Tharan in a serious long-term relationship with another woman. She actually uses electric torture to make him stop dating the Consular, and the romance ends there.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Zenith]]
!'''Zenith'''
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TroyBaker
A Twi'lek freedom fighter and resistance leader on Balmorra, Zenith is an embittered survivor and guerrilla fighter who has seen the ugliest parts of the undeclared war between Republic and Empire from the ground level, and joins the Jedi Consular on Balmorra. Mechanically, he is the class's ranged damage companion.
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* {{Ambadassador}}: He certainly wasn't made Balmorra's ambassador for his diplomatic abilities.
* TheArtOfWar: He hates Imperials. ''Really'' hates them. His favorite gift? Imperial Memorabilia - learning what an enemy values is key to attacking them where it hurts.
* BadassBaritone
* BerserkButton: Betrayal is one of the few things that can bring him to a frothing rage.
* BlackAndWhiteInsanity: Not the most extreme case, but still definitely has shades of it.
* ColdSniper: Sniper rifle? Check. Hardened, cynical demeanor due to years of watching friends die and witnessing the horrors of war firsthand? Check.
* CombatPragmatist
* {{Determinator}} : "Pain is a word."
* DudeWheresMyRespect[=/=]DudeWheresMyReward: After working for ''years'' with the Resistance, teaming up with you to take out the Sith Governor of Balmorra, and installing Republic-friendly leadership, the new President refuses to make him part of the new administration, instead assigning him as an "ambassador" of Balmorra as a way of keeping him on the ship. It's somewhat justified as the new leader was rightly suspicious of a [[HeWhoFightsMonsters hardened, angry]], [[ShootTheDog dog-shooting]] sniper being given political power.
* HeWhoFightsMonsters: He mellows out a little once he joins you, but many of his opinions are brutal, especially when it comes to Imperials.
* KickedUpstairs: Made an "ambassador" and assigned to your ship, mostly to get him out of the picture.
* KickThemWhileTheyAreDown
* KnightTemplar: If you're even ''suspected'' of collaborating with Imperials, or even showing mercy to Imperials, it's a one-way street with him.
* LaResistance
* NomDeGuerre: "Zenith" isn't his birth name, and the Balmorran Resistance didn't use their given names, even around their trusted friends (Zenith doesn't have trusted friends - the Consular is the closest it gets). But whoever he was before the Imperials showed up is long gone now.
* NotCheatingUnlessYouGetCaught
* ProperlyParanoid: Zig-Zagged. His paranoia and constant anticipation of betrayal served him ''well'' on Balmorra (it's one of the only reasons he's outlived most of his comrades), but it's not as useful once he's ''not'' on a war-torn, polluted, [[BigCreepyCrawlies giant-insect-infested]] planet.
* TheQuietOne: He speaks less than anyone - even Qyzen.
* ShellShockedVeteran
* TheStoic: Often speaks in reserved or curt tones, but...
** NotSoStoic: When he [[BerserkButton gets mad]], he gets ''[[RoaringRampageOfRevenge mad]]''.
* TerseTalker
* TheUnfettered
* ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill
* VerbalTic: [[TerseTalker Short Sentences. Blunt Language.]] [[BreadEggsMilkSquick Casual description of violence or horrible idea he'd like to do to Imperials.]]
* YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters: Has used explosives to kill civilian collaborators, and his only regrets are that his political opponents can use it against him.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Felix Iresso]]
!!'''Lieutenant Felix Iresso'''
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->'''Voiced by:''' Dion Graham
A male human Republic officer, Felix Iresso is a highly decorated war hero and protector of the Republic's people, but has been blacklisted by the military for unclear reasons. He joins the Jedi Consular on Hoth, and is a romance option for female Consulars. Mechanically, he is the class's ranged tank companion.
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* AllergicToRoutine: A good way to earn approval with him is to volunteer for the dangerous and unusual jobs ''no one else wants to do.'' He also tended to run afoul of hierarchy, which helps contribute to his constant reassignment.
* ArtifactOfDoom: He has the data of a [[spoiler:Sith Holocron]] downloaded into his head.
** MySkullRunnethOver: [[spoiler:No one can access the data without this happening.]]
* BatmanGambit: He likes to have contingencies within contingencies and plan ahead for even the most unlikely scenarios.
* BattleCouple: With the female Consular, if romanced.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: On Hoth, he threatens a defenseless Imperial scientist with torture. He also tends to approve of BloodKnight anti-Imperial statements as frequently as ''Zenith''.
* BoisterousBruiser: More subdued than most BioWare examples, but his abilities explicitly state that they draw a ''lot'' of enemy aggro. During fighting, he's still as cheerful as ever.
--> '''Iresso''' (upon making a critical hit): Did you see that shot? ''tell'' me you saw me make that shot!
* CollectorOfTheStrange: His favorite gift class is "Trophy," meaning stuff like animal skulls and pelts, splinters of Rakata artifacts, and other oddities.
* DistressedDude: [[spoiler: In Act 3, he makes an escape from the trap aboard the ''Javelin'' and it is possible for him (if not another one of your companions) to end up crashing behind enemy lines in Corellia.]]
* DontLookAtMe: Doesn't like to be stared at, and is quite vocal about it.
* FacialMarkings: Has some facial tattoos that would make a Miralan impressed.
* {{Foil}}: To Andronikos Revel of the Sith Inquisitor's party. Both are love interests for females, but while Felix is cheerful and a loyal soldier of the Republic, Andronikos is surly and a Republic deserter who hates both the Republic and Empire equally.
* FriendlySniper: To Zenith's ColdSniper.
* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: [[spoiler:He has more knowledge about the Dark Side than your average Sith Lord, but can't willingly access this information and isn't Force Sensitive]].
* JumpedAtTheCall: Accept yet another reassignment to some low-priority backwater or go with the Jedi on an extremely dangerous set of diplomatic missions? Not even a question.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler:He was captured by Imperial forces and woke up with days missing from his memory.]]
** MissingTime
* LimitedAdvancementOpportunities: He's a decorated war hero and a good officer, but between his laid-back approach to protocols and [[spoiler: the Sith holocron in his head]], the Republic is more comfortable shuffling him from outpost to outpost than promoting him.
* MildlyMilitary: Believes in adherence to the chain of command, but doesn't like to do things "by the book". For example, rather than ruin someone's career with a court martial, he'd rather punish them with extreme (though temporary) hard labor. He admits this caused in some conflict with Trooper companion Aric Jorgan. Jorgan would give orders, and Iresso would follow them only to the extent where he felt it best for the unit.
* NeuroVault
* PerpetualSmiler: Former prisoner of war, [[ReassignedToAntarctica Reassigned To Hoth]], assigned a bunch of jumpy privates and a mission he was probably set up to fail, bounced from place to place while his career stalls, dangerous posting with a Jedi? He's still cheerful.
** The Achievement you get when you max out affection with him is even ''called'' "The Cheerful Soldier"
* [[ReassignedToAntarctica Reassigned To Hoth]]: Despite his exemplary service record, Felix was transferred there.
* ScienceCannotComprehendPhlebotinum : Unfortunately for him, no one seems to be able to do anything for [[spoiler: that Sith holocron time bomb in his head]].
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Nadia Grell]]
!!'''Nadia Grell'''
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->'''Voiced by:''' Holly Fields
-->''"Yes! More exploring!"''
Nadia Grell is a Sarkhai, a species new to the Galactic Republic and to the galaxy in general. The daughter of a prominent Sarhkai politician, Nadia was brought to the Jedi Order to train her mysterious powers as the first known Sarkhai Jedi, and is assigned to the Jedi Consular as their Padawan. Potential love interest for male Consulars. Mechanically, she's the class's melee damage companion. .
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* AllLoveIsUnrequited: A possible outcome if the Consular follows "pure" Light Side responses and rejects Nadia's romantic advances. This course of action still does not change Nadia's overwhelming fawning or feelings for him.
* BadassAdorable: Very strong in the Force, couple with very adorable and moe.
* BabiesEverAfter: She admits that if she were to have a child with the Consular, she wouldn't want to hide it; she thinks of the Jedi Code's entries forbidding romance or attachments as outdated and misinformed, and claims she has learned more about herself and the Jedi's teachings from her romance with the Consular than the Code.
* BattleCouple: With the male Consular, if romanced.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: She's the sweetest, nicest, most naive and generous member of your party. Her EstablishingCharacterMoment was holding a ''Sith'' at blaster-point to protect her dad. [[spoiler: And when said dad dies later, she ''kills'' the man who tortured her daddy to death in cold blood--unless the consular appeals to her by saying that it isn't what her father would want, but even then she refuses to heal him and he dies anyway.]]
* BlessedWithSuck: Nadia's Force powers are frowned upon by her native people.
* DaddysGirl: Ever so much, thanks to her being a social outcast and her mother having died in childbirth. [[spoiler:After his untimely death, she substitutes her parental figure with the Consular.]]
* DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength: She likes to test the limits of her abilities, but it tends to cause a lot of collateral damage.
* {{Expy}}: She shares a lot of similarities to Anakin; a newcomer to the Jedi with lots of [[UnskilledButStrong untapped power]], who struggles with emotions and passions due to being raised by a single parent, [[spoiler:whose death inspires them to lash out in hate-fueled revenge]].
* {{Foil}}/ShadowArchetype : To Ashara Zavros. Nadia is a passionate and emotional girl learning to temper her passions and focus her powers as a Jedi. Ashara has been stuck among ultra-conservative Jedi all her life and her arc is embracing and accepting her passions and emotions. Both of them hero-worship their masters, and are romantically interested if the Consular/Inquisitor is male. [[NotSoDifferent One suspects the two of them might actually get along very well if they weren't on opposite sides.]]
** It's even more noticeable when one compares their reactions to losing their lover, if he became the Outlander in ''Fallen Empire''. [[spoiler:Nadia, who was originally alone save for her father, is now supported by a group of friends and allies, and dedicates herself to finding and rescuing the Consular. Ashara, who originally had friends and ties to the Jedi Order, is now alone in the galaxy after losing the Inquisitor, and dedicates herself to avenging him.]]
* GenkiGirl: She's pretty excitable, especially when given a chance to test out her abilities.
* HeroWorshipper: Of the Consular.
** TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: Advances to this level after becoming a Padawan.
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Nadia and her father. Because Nadia also happens to use the most petite adult female character model in the game, it's likely the Consular will embody this with her as well.
* IJustWantToBeNormal: Until she joins the Jedi and befriends the Consular.
* IWillFindYou: If her romance arc is completed before starting the ''Knights of the Fallen Empire'' expansion, [[spoiler:the player receives a message from five years ago, where Nadia knows he's still alive and in great pain. It notable that Nadia is the only romance companion, even among the other Force sensitives, who is absolutely certain he isn't dead and needs saving (Ashara does suspect something is off, but not 100% sure like Nadia). She intends to gather as many allies as she can to find him in the Eternal Empire... or go it alone if need be]].
* InterspeciesRomance: Since Sarkhai is not a playable species (yet), a romance between her and a male Consular would result in this trope regardless of what species the Consular is.
* LetsWaitAwhile: [[spoiler:The Consular refuses Nadia's first sexual advance in the romance arc, citing that it's too soon after her father's death, and that she's doing it for "comfort sex" than love. Nadia's comment that she fears the Consular could die at any moment only reinforces this feeling.]]
* MissingMom: Her mother died giving birth to her.
* ParentalSubstitute: [[spoiler:After Senator Grell gets killed]] she pours affection onto the Consular, either as a stand-in for her father or the mother she never had, though it's less obvious and blatant with a female Consular than with a male one.
* PowerIncontinence: She has an incredible level of Force telekinesis, perhaps the strongest of her generation in the Jedi Order, but it reacts reflexively to emotional state... good and bad. Extremely happy? Force explosion. Extremely angry? Force explosion. And Nadia tends to be a very emotional girl. She comments that exploding rocks and trees are a daily norm for her.
* SavvyGuyEnergeticGirl: Relations with the male Consular tend to be this, romantic or not. Despite being close in age, the Consular has had a ''much'' less sheltered upbringing and the dubious merits of Jedi emotional control.
* SoProudOfYou: To her father, initially. Later she desperately seeks the Consular's constant approval.
* SpoiledSweet: It's obvious Nadia's dad gave her as many advantages as he could and would literally move galactic politics for her. Nadia is very aware of it, and very grateful for it. Helping out the less fortunate and generally being the good guy gains a ''lot'' of approval from her.
* TeacherStudentRomance: Given the events that occur before she becomes your Padawan, this relationship can be very unsettling. [[spoiler:She hero worships the Consular for saving her life, loses her father and substitutes him as her major male role model, absolutely trusts and defers to his greater experience, feels eternally indebted for granting a life where she isn't persecuted for being different, had an attraction for him at first sight...]] the list just goes on and on.
** However, unusually for examples of this trope, Nadia is neither a child nor a teenager. She is old enough to be able to [[spoiler: replace her father as senator in the Rift Alliance after her father is killed]].
** Helping mitigate the unsettling factor somewhat, the male Consular seems to be aware they're moving the relationship too fast, and suggests slowing it down, [[spoiler:especially when she first [[LetsWaitAWhile propositions him]].]]
* TheGlomp: [[spoiler:Not quite, but her reaction if a male Jedi Consular gives her a marriage proposal comes very close to being this, and it's combined with a kiss.]]
* TheOphelia: Her childhood.
* ThisIsUnforgivable: [[spoiler:Despite the Consular's attempt at soothing her, Nadia will kill the man who killed her father. Quite violently. For all the innocent purity she displays, loss of a love one is clearly the one factor that could cause her fall to the Dark Side.]]
** [[spoiler:The Consular can stop her by saying her father wouldn't want it, or by saying they would lose the Nadia they've come to know, but it incurs a mild affection loss, and she refuses to heal the man of his injuries, letting him die.]]
[[/folder]]
!Supporting Character
[[folder:Yuon Par]]
!!Master Yuon Par
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/OliviaHussey
The Consular's Jedi Master, Yuon Par is noted being a somewhat unorthodox member of the Jedi Order with her interest in ancient ruins and friendship with Trandoshan hunter Qyzen Fess. After Tython its revealed that [[spoiler:she's suffering from a Dark Side infused sickness, which kicks off the plot of Chapter I]].
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* AdventurerArchaeologist
* BunnyEarsLawyer: Is considered somewhat unorthodox by her colleagues.
* TheMentor
* OddFriendship: With Qyzen.
* VaguenessIsComing
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: She disappears after Chapter 1. This is because [[spoiler: If you take the Dark Side option and kill Parkanas, Lord Vivicar makes sure the backlash kills the other Masters he infected - including Yuon.]]
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[folder:Syo Bakarn]]
!!Master Syo Bakarn
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A member of the Jedi High Council, and this first character the Consular meets in the game. He serves as your liason with the Jedi Order, and provides you with missions and intel. [[spoiler:Is actually the First Son the Emperor, though he personally is unaware of this.]]
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* BigBad: [[spoiler:For the Jedi Consular Story. Or rather, his split personality is.]]
* BookEnds: [[spoiler:He's the first character you meet as a Consular, and his SplitPersonalityTakeover boss fight is the last NPC you fight in the story.]]
* FightingFromTheInside: [[spoiler:A consequence of making your cover identity a powerful Jedi Master.]]
* IdentityAmnesia: [[spoiler:It was necessary to make the Syo Bakarn personality completely genuine, considering he was infiltrating the Jedi order itself.]]
* MeaningfulBackgroundEvent: [[spoiler:While his true identity is buried under layers of brainwashing, it's interesting to note that during his appearance in the Jedi Knight storyline, he shifts uncomfortably in his seat upon hearing the news that Kira is a Child of the Emperor.]]
* OddFriendship: He and Tharan may be even ''harder'' to understand than Qyzen and Yuon. But it won't prevent Tharan from standing by Syo when things get darkest.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure
* SplitPersonalityTakeover
* TheMentor
* TheMole
* WalkingSpoiler: There's a reason why so many of his tropes are spoilered out, and these are some pretty MAJOR spoilers.
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[[folder:Vivicar]]
!!Lord Vivicar / [[spoiler: Parkanas Tark]]
* BaitAndSwitchBoss: To some extent, when you fight him, he immediately turn into [[spoiler: Terrak Morrhage]]
* BrainwashedAndCrazy
* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler:For most part he was possessed by Terrak Morrhage]]
* GoMadFromTheRevelation
* GlowingEyesOfDoom
* ManipulativeBastard
* ShockAndAwe
* TheManBehindTheMan: Double subverted [[spoiler: while he was sort of behind the masters' madness, he was in turn, driven by Terrak Morrhage]].
* UsedToBeASweetKid: Played tragically straight. Even [[spoiler: a redeemed Parkanas is notably cynical towards the Jedi Order, warning the Consular to be careful of the Council's favor towards him/her waning.]]
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!Jedi Consular and Companions
[[folder:The Jedi Consular]]
!!The Jedi Consular
->'''Voiced by:''' Athena Karkanis (female Consular), Creator/NolanNorth (male Consular)
-->''"[[SeekerArchetype A Jedi will always seek the truth]]. I will study the mysteries of the Force, [[TheStoic and act with calm and clarity]]. I will expose the dark side's deceit... [[HopeBringer to unite our allies]], and with the Force on our side... JusticeWillPrevail!"''
A new member of the Jedi Order, Padawan to a highly unconventional archaeologist and scholar among the Jedi Council, the Consular is swiftly drawn into an ancient mystery on Tython and a hero gone rogue. These establish the tone and primary activities of the Consular: exploring ancient secrets and conducting diplomacy, often with dangerous people. The female Jedi Consular is voiced by .
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* AdventurerArchaeologist: Spends a lot of time investigating holocrons and the history of the Jedi Order and the various planets they explore.
* {{Ambadassador}}: Being a diplomat isn't quite the Consular's full time job, but they do it enough to qualify.
* AnAdventurerIsYou
** [[MagicKnight Shadow]]
*** Kinetic Combat: [[StoneWall Mitigation tank]]
*** Infiltration: Backstab/Burst-heavy melee DPS
*** Balance: [=DoT=]-heavy melee/mid-range DPS
** [[SquishyWizard Sage]]
*** Seer: CombatMedic
*** Telekinetics: Nuker/Burst-heavy ranged DPS
*** Balance: [=DoT=]-heavy ranged DPS
* BadassBookworm: The Consular is portrayed as very scholarly for a Jedi.
** Upon discovering [[spoiler: the Noetikon-Jedi Archive]], one dialogue option even laments that their time is limited, admitting that under happier circumstances they'd gladly spend many hours studying its contents.
* BadassCape
* BrutalHonesty: For a diplomat, the Consular sure doesn't mince words when they tell people exactly what they think of them.
-->'''Consular:''' ''(when first meeting Qyzen)'' This thing doesn't like anybody's friend.
* BullyingADragon: Even for a Jedi, the Consular is a highly skilled force-user. During cutscenes, more than once an opponent will attempt to charge them while they're still unarmed only to get BlownAcrossTheRoom for their trouble.
* CatchPhrase:
** "The Jedi way is to serve."
** "Sounds dangerous. I'll take care of it."
** "A ''child'' could handle this."
* TheChampion: To Qyzen (as "Herald" of his goddess), to Nadia (as Master), but also to House Teral of Alderaan (taking the place of their murdered delegate), Gaden-Ko of the Voss (as his honor guard during his trial), and the ''entire'' Rift Alliance, particularly Balmorra.
* ChildProdigy: Is implied to have been this as a child. During the intro, Yuon Par mentions that the Consular was stronger in the Force at ''four'' years old than she, Yuon, was at fifteen.
* CombatMedic: Healing Sages are far from defenseless.
* DeadpanSnarker: When the Consular's not dishing out a Koan, they're usually this, as seen with this gem:
-->'''[[spoiler:Lord Vivicar:]]''' Ah, I wasn't sure if you'd be foolish enough to come aboard, Jedi. But I can sense your presence.
-->'''Jedi Consular:''' Did the docking starship clue you in as well?
* DishingOutDirt: Some of the Consular's telekinetic abilities manifest by launching pieces of the ground at foes.
* DoubleWeapon: The Shadow advanced class uses a double-bladed lightsaber.
* FiveManBand
** TheLeader: The Consular
** TheLancer: Lt Iresso
** TheBigGuy: Qyzen Fess
** TheSmartGuy: Tharan Cedrax
** TheChick: Nadia Grell
** TheSixthRanger: Zenith
* GameplayAndStorySegregation: [[spoiler:The "shielding technique" that the Consular learns as part of Act 1's storyline is implied to weaken him/her permanently every time they use it. The player can use it every time they're given the option, and it will still have absolutely no effect on gameplay.]]
* GondorCallsForAid: The entirety of Acts 2 and 3. You're appointed by the Supreme Chancellor and Grandmaster Satele to approach the Rift Alliance and recruit their help in the Republic war effort. Seeing as many of the alliance worlds (like Balmorra and Manaan) were ''royally'' screwed over by the Imperials, they're at least willing to listen, but think the Republic is too ineffective to stand a chance. It's on you to convince them otherwise. By the time you roll into Corellia, you are bringing a multi-world, multi-species army with some of the best [[spoiler: medical supplies (from Manaan) and battle droids in the galaxy (from Balmorra, with their most infamous "[[YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters Freedom Fighter]]" calling in favors), as well as an impressive contingent of Voss, the Sarkhai (who are more than a little pissed about the assassination attempt on their monarchs and the death-by-Imperial-torture of their Senator. They're under the command of your ''padawan'') and a heretic army from a species not even the ''Rakata'' wanted to tangle with.]] Gondor gets their aid.
* GoodIsNotNice: The Consular can be very arrogant and snotty even as they help people.
* GoodIsNotSoft: Yes, they are diplomats, but that just means they're as capable of destroying an enemy with a withering speech as with a lightsaber.
* HealingHands: Sages get healing abilities and can specialize in them. Shadows can still heal people [[GameplayAndStorySegregation in cutscenes]].
* InsufferableGenius: A Dark Side Consular comes off as this.
* {{Invisibility}}: Shadows learn how to do this.
* ImpracticallyFancyOutfit: The Consular gets a lot of these, especially as a Sage.
* ItsUpToYou: Justified. The Jedi Consular player character is the only one to learn the "shielding technique" that's absolutely necessary to resolve most of the conflicts of his/her storyline, but that's because a Sith Apprentice comes in and destroys the technology that transmitted the technique right after the player character learned it.
* KickingAssInAllHerFinery: Yes, many of the female Consular outfits look like Queen Amidala's hand-me-downs, but she's carving up Sith and Imperials while wearing those ballgowns.
* KnightInSourArmor: Possibly, if played light side while choosing the most blunt dialogue options. Doesn't help that the Consular's neutral expression already looks like a [[PerpetualFrowner Perpetual Frown]].
--> '''Consular:''' There's incompetent, and then there's you people.
--> '''Consular:''' A ''child'' could do this.
** In fact, this is the best way to gain affection with Tharan: make mostly light side decisions, but insult the people you're trying to help.
--> '''Lt. Iresso:''' ''(upon being chewed out by the Consular for something that was actually their fault, not his)'' You're not really one of those 'inspirational' Jedi, are you?
** TheSnarkKnight: If particularly sarcastic.
* {{Koan}}: Light Side Consulars are fond of this.
* LightIsNotGood: Dark Side Consulars use the same powers and techniques as their Light Side counterparts, but the Dark Side has sway over them instead.
* MartialPacifist: You are encouraged to be this by the Jedi Council.
* MindOverMatter
* NotAfraidToDie: A Light Side Consular often comes across as this.
--> '''Consular''': If it's my fate to become one with the Force, then ''so be it''.
* PerpetualFrowner: Despite having the same neutral expression as everyone else, the Consular's stoic dialogue makes them come across as this.
* PragmaticHero: The Consular is subtly implied to be more along these lines, [[{{Foil}} as opposed to]] [[IdealHero the Knight]]. Many of their dark actions are pragmatic, ruthless, and easily explained by cold logic, and they get more chances to [[JediMindTrick Force Persuade]] people than the other Force-users.
* {{Psychokinesis}}: The basis of the Consular's offensive Force powers.
* ShadowArchetype: To the Sith Inquisitor, both gameplay mechanics and story-wise.
* ShockwaveStomp: Force Wave, more or less.
* TheStoic: Many Consular-specific dialogue lines will have you be this.
* UncertainDoom: If the Consular did not become the Outlander in ''Fallen Empire'', the codex states they disappeared sometime during the invasion.
* WorthyOpponent: When you finally confront him, the First Son admits he has nothing but respect for your abilities and even considers it a waste to kill you, since you'd be unstoppable as a Sith.
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[[folder:Qyzen Fess]]
!'''Qyzen Fess'''
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A Trandoshan big-game trophy hunter, Qyzen Fess travels the galaxy hunting its most dangerous beasts to honor the memory of his father, a trophy hunter of great renown, as well as his peoples' goddess, the Scorekeeper. After being rescued from captivity by the Consular, he concludes that the Consular is the prophesied Herald of the Scorekeeper, and joins them as their first companion. Mechanically, he is the Consular's melee tank companion.
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* ApeShallNeverKillApe: He is upset at the prospect of killing his fellow Trandoshans, which is funny because he actively disapproves of sparing powerful opponents from all other races.
** Trandoshans believe in reincarnation, after a fashion. Worthy opponents who are not Trandoshan become Trandoshan and get to have a chance at a Score; Trandoshan without a significant Score when they die become prey.
* TheAtoner: [[spoiler: He loses his Score when he's captured on Tython, and one of his companion quests involves restoring it by traveling to Tatooine to pay homage to his dead father's remains.]]
* BadassBaritone: His voice is noticeably deeper than normal Trandoshans.
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Though he was good friends with the Consular's master, the rest of the Jedi on Tython treated him with indifference at best and outright hostility at worst. Part of the reason he joins the Consular is because, like their master, the Consular treats him like a person instead of a beast, or someone immoral that they are better than.
* TheBigGuy: He's a few feet taller than the otherwise average-sized companions the Consular recruits, a TopHeavyGuy and the one most action orientated.
* BloodKnight
* BlueAndOrangeMorality: To Qyzen, living things are either strong or weak. Ideal hunters are a subset of the "strong" group -- honorable warriors who dispatch worthy, dangerous prey with their own physical (and, in the case of Jedi, mental) prowess with a minimum of suffering, help those who are unable to help themselves, and [[TheParagon encourage those that are.]] Being weak is undesirable, but Qyzen still feels that the "soft" do have basic rights and are worthy of protection from those who would prey upon them, though he likely believes they should strive to become strong.
* BountyHunter: He sees little difference between sentient prey and non-sentient, though he prefers the latter. [[spoiler: He even used to be part of Braden's stable. Yes, the Bounty Hunter's Braden. Mako even makes a cameo when he calls in a favor]], commenting that if he liked hunting people as much as he liked hunting dangerous wildlife, he'd be a household name.
* ElectronicEyes: He lost his right eye during one of his hunts, and had it replaced with a cybernetic prosthesis.
* EyeScream: A nasty injury to his face has left him blind in his right eye.
* {{Foil}}: To Khem Val, who serves the Consular's Sith counterpart in a similar role (that of a melee tank) and both are ProudWarriorRaceGuys who are bound to serve the player. In Qyzen's case, it's because he considers the Consular the herald of his goddess while in Khem's case it's because the Inquisitor subdues him and is incapable of killing them.
* GeniusBruiser: For a freaky giant lizard who mainly values fighting skills, he's also quite sharp. During the prologue, his advice to the Consular is both rapid and accurate. Later, the Consular speaks with a Force ghost that is invisible and inaudible to non-Jedi; Qyzen quickly deduces this and just [[FunnyBackgroundEvent chills out in the distant background]].
* [[GreatWhiteHunter Great Green Hunter]]: The Trandoshan lifestyle is all about embodying this as much as they can, though Qyzen in particular puts more emphasis on hunting challenging prey through pure martial skill.
* HulkSpeak: Though much of that is TranslationConvention, as he doesn't speak Basic.
* ItsPersonal: After Nalen Raloch captures him, costing him a lifetime's Jagannath points, tortures him and imitates the form of Yuon Par to get some coordinates from him, Qyzen decides to pursue and kill him.
-->'''Qyzen:''' This is fight of honor -- [[IllKillYou you owe blood, dark thing]].
* LizardFolk
* MessiahCreep:[[spoiler: Sort of. At the end of his companion quest, he kills a corrupt Trandoshan named Veneb, who was selling information about his Trandoshan rivals to Wookiees for the Wookiees to kill, which paved Veneb's way to becoming Clan Speaker, and Veneb was planning to use that position to get rid of the Scorekeeper religion. When Qyzen triumphs over Veneb, Veneb's now leaderless clan is convinced that Qyzen's Scorekeeper religion is the superior way to live. They elect Qyzen their new leader, much to Qyzen's consternation.]]
** Goes up yet another notch in ''Knights of the Fallen Empire'' where the Warstalkers who formerly followed Warlord Kephess have united behind Qyzen.
* MySpeciesDothProtestTooMuch: When he mentions that his people are often treated badly when they try to hitch a ride and the Consular balks at the idea this happens openly in the Republic, Qyzen freely admits that certain members of his own species have perpetrated a negative stereotype that the rest of the Trandoshans suffer because of.
-->'''Qyzen:''' Is fault of some Trandoshans. Thugs, have no honor or goodness. Make worse for everyone.
* OddFriendship: With Master Yuon. Just how ''did'' a Trandoshan big game hunter and a Jedi archivist become close friends? Needless to say, bringing him along when you go check up on her and being respectful to her nets you a lot of affection with him.
* ProudWarriorRaceGuy: The more rare, dangerous, or numerous of the prey, the more "points" it's worth to Lady Scorekeeper. So it's only fitting that he loves it when you volunteer to take on a dangerous mission against nasty wildlife. He also loves weaponry gifts -- all the better to go after challenging prey.
* ReligiousBruiser: He's ''very'' dedicated to Madame Scorekeeper and the proper way of the hunt.
* TheSocialDarwinist: A rather strange example. Qyzen has no respect for crime gangs and others who only prey on the weak. On the other hand, he dislikes them because they don't hunt like real hunters, not out of any kind of sympathy for their targets. A good way to lose affection with him is to do someone's hunting for them. A good way to ''gain'' affection is to help the bullied person hunt while you provide support or to arm the prey so the hunters have to work harder.
** But played straight in that he has no respect for hunters who aren't really strong and must rely on tricks to catch prey instead of physical skill. [[spoiler: Such as Lek Svaal in Qyzen's companion quest, who tried to hunt a monster named Dusk Shadow by luring it into a pit full of explosives. Qyzen, along with the player character, manages to kill Dusk Shadow with physical skill, which Qyzen believes is far superior.]]
* SpiritedCompetitor: Very, and in ''Knights of the Fallen Empire'' he'll join the Alliance against the Eternal Empire if the Outlander proves their worth as a great hunter.
* ThisIsUnforgivable: Oho, he ''really'' doesn't like it if you decide to spare Nalen Raloch.
* TokenHeroicOrc: Trandoshans are usually depicted in the StarWarsExpandedUniverse as ruthless bad guys, and their hunting of Wookiee pelts does not help. The few that aren't, most of them in this game, are still usually mercenaries or pirates. A Trandoshan allied with a Jedi is almost unheard of.
* UnwantedGiftPlot: Upon completion of his mid-life ritual, Qyzen thanks you by giving you the pelt of a particularly difficult-to-kill Wookiee hunter, and says it would make a great engagement gift for Felix or Nadia. Uh... thanks, big guy. (Funnily enough, Felix actually ''does'' like Trophy gifts).
* WhatTheHellHero: Qyzen Fess does a lot of heroic things and often jumps at the chance to stand up for those who can't defend themselves. He also likes to ''hunt and kill Wookiees''. The game lets you call him on this, which results in a minor affection loss and [[DeliberateValuesDissonance him wondering why you're making such a big deal about it]], because Wookiees are prey, after all. In his companion quests, he's the one delivering this trope to other people. [[spoiler: First to Lek Svaal for relying on tricks to kill prey instead of actually hunting them, and then to Veneb for selling out his rivals for the Clan Speaker position to the Wookiees.]]
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[[folder:Tharan Cedrax]]
!!'''Tharan Cedrax'''
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->'''Voiced by:''' Jamie Elman
A male human scientist, Tharan is better known as an incorrigible charmer and would-be ladies' man than as the technological genius he actually is. Joining the Jedi Consular on Nar Shaddaa, Tharan Cedrax is the class's healer companion.
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* AgentPeacock: For a fellow who loves his luxury, complains about his clothing being dirty when you revive him, and prefers rational, non-violent solutions, he's quite effective with a blaster and [[ShortRangeShotgun scattergun]]. Then again, he was living on [[WretchedHive Nar Shaddaa]].
* ArsonMurderAndAdmiration: He may not ''approve'' of danger, ultra-violence, or certain kinds of experimentation, but he will admire the cleverness it took to come up with them.
-->'''Tharan Cedrax:''' (upon seeing a massive minefield with FrickinLaserBeams designed to blow up the ship) Mines with ''lasers?'' Ingenious!
* AttentionWhore
* BadassBookworm: ''"They never suspect the scientist."''
* BrilliantButLazy: He really is one of the greatest scientific minds in a generation, and comes up with new ideas as easily as breathing. But until you meet him, he's making technological toys on Nar Shaddaa and enjoying the life of a luxury-loving playboy instead of lighting up the halls of a prestigious academy or research lab. He also has trouble remembering to pay his bills.
* CampStraight: He's campy, but will flirt with anyone female, humanoid, and reasonably attractive.
* CasanovaWannabe: And he also gets affection points if ''you'' act like one by being especially nice and/or merciful to women.
* CasualDangerDialog: While not the only companion known for it, he treats life-and-death combat like exercise, and isn't even phased when you fly through a thick asteroid field during some space missions. This gem is from when you're confronted with several frigate-sized space rocks:
-->'''Tharan Cedrax''': Can we go around?
* CombatMedic: His primary role in the party.
* DidYouJustFlipOffCthulhu: He is a squishy {{Muggle}}. The Consular encounters plenty of high-end DrunkOnTheDarkSide Force wielders. Tharan will insult them like he would anyone else. He will also approve if the Consular insults the crazy Dark Side wielders.
* [[DramaQueen Drama King]]
* FlatEarthAtheist: He thinks that the Jedi code and the Force is nonsense, and he gets annoyed if you talk about any of them.
** It could also be "willful denial," since he also gets annoyed if you use "Force Persuade" on someone, which demonstrates the Force right in front of him.
** Or it could be ''because'' Consular is swinging Force Powers right in front of him. All these fascinating abilities and phenomena can't be subjected the scientific analysis, and the only people who know anything about what the Force is, how to use it, or what potential it has are a bunch of IceCreamKoan spouting mystics or DrunkOnTheDarkSide Sith who won't let a {{Muggle}} like him within three miles of it with his scanners! [[SourGrapes A whole frontier of science right in front of him that he'll never get a chance to study because he wasn't (un)lucky enough to be born with an overdeveloped midichlorian count.]]
* {{Foil}}: To the Sith Inquistor's healer companion Talos Drellik. Both tend to favor non-violent solutions and discovery of knowledge. However, while Tharan is a arrogant scientist with a love of all non-Force knowledge, Talos is an incredibly naive AbsentMindedProfessor who is fascinated with Sith history.
* ForScience: He hates violent solutions or exposing himself to danger, but the one exception he makes is for scientific discoveries and information. The more dangerous, unethical, and outright ''insane'' it is, the more he'll want it preserved and shared with the wider galaxy.
* GadgeteerGenius: His healing abilities are all due to technology he's rebuilt or invented. His codex also states that his business on Nar Shaddaa was building exotic technological toys for the highest bidder.
* GentlemanAdventurer: As much as he protests about unnecessary danger and violence, he still travels with a Jedi voluntarily...and "volunteered" himself aboard the Consular's vessel.
* GentlemanAndAScholar: Clearly regards himself as this. The opinions of others may vary.
* GentlemanSnarker: Many of his lines are dryly sarcastic, especially when the Consular points out just how irrational some DrunkOnTheDarkside Sith or Imperial is being.
* HenpeckedHusband: A very mild case, but it's clear that Holiday is the one calling the shots.
* HiddenDepths: He's not nearly as shallow, jaded, or danger-adverse as he'd like to portray himself. What he does for Holiday ''alone'' says that.
* InsufferableGenius: Can quite easily come off as this.
* ItsAllAboutMe: In his companion quest, at first played straight and then surprisingly subverted. His main story revolves around him being invited to a scientific symposium held by the Luminatus Club, the galaxy's most influential scientific community. At the Symposium, scientists compete to invent something or make a great discovery, and the winner is basically set for life with his name being a permanent part of scientific history. Tharan chooses to make the Vandrake Generator, a machine theorized by a great physician but supposedly completely impossible in reality. If Tharan can make the machine and actually get it to work ''once'', he'd automatically win the symposium and the eternal glory and greatness. But after all the hard work he has to go through to assemble the machine, he suddenly realizes that [[spoiler: the core of the machine can also be used to upgrade Holiday so she would achieve true sentience. But the core is irreplaceable; if he uses it on Holiday, his machine would be useless. At first, it looks like he's going to go with the machine, but he reports to the player character that just as he got up to the podium, he saw Holiday, and couldn't bring himself to use the core. He's laughed out of the symposium, having sacrificed his chance at glory, to upgrade Holiday instead.]]
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Despite his inflated ego, Tharan does prefer nonviolent methods to ending combat, and dislikes wanton cruelty, especially toward women.
** It's also very evident in the way he treats Holiday. She was in possession of a Hutt who viewed her as merely a holographic toy. Tharan recognized her capabilities and risked his life against a bounty hunter in a race through an asteroid field in order to win her, then he made her his assistant, and treats her like a person. [[spoiler: He even gives up eternal scientific glory to give her sentience, despite knowing it could lead to her leaving him eventually.]]
** His loyalty to [[spoiler: Syo Bakarn]], even after his friend [[spoiler: is possessed by the First Son of the Emperor]] is nigh-unbreakable. He will spare no opportunity to encourage his friend [[spoiler: to fight the possession]] or insult his friend's captor. If you take the Light Side option at the end and have Tharan with you [[spoiler: Syo is crushingly ashamed of what he has done under possession, but Tharan is quick to point out that it was not Syo's fault and say that he and the Counsular will support him no matter what]].
* MadScientist: Sometimes, and he will get sort of disappointed if you destroy some cool but dangerous ArtifactOfDoom or WMD.
* OddFriendship: His clear dislike for Jedi mysticism doesn't stop him from being fond of you or Master Syo.
* OmnidisciplinaryScientist: He's a medic (biology) that can create hacking devices (electronics) and can build a physics defying machine. ''Might'' be explained in that the exotech he builds and uses can also covers these fields.
* OptionalSexualEncounter: With the female Consular, he will flirt and turn on the charm. [[spoiler: But it goes no further than than a one-night stand because he really is in love with Holiday, and she's the jealous type.]]
* {{Robosexual}}: He certainly likes to flirt and have dalliances with attractive women, but it's pretty obvious that Holiday is the main woman in his life.
* RomanticRunnerUp: {{Downplayed}} with a female Consular. He takes a minor affection loss if you pick romantic dialogue options with Felix while he's in the party. [[spoiler: Even though Tharan is an OptionalSexualEncounter, and not a full-blown romance arc, he still seems to think of Lady Consular as "TheOneThatGotAway."]]
* ScienceCannotComprehendPhlebotinum: Despite being friends with a Jedi Council member and potentially fond of the Consular, he ''does not'' trust the Force and gets annoyed if you choose a Force-based solution over a mundane, practical one. He has an especially intense dislike for the JediMindTrick. He may have good reason for his distrust, check the [[Fridge/StarWarsTheOldRepublic Fridge Page]] for an explanation.
* SecretKeeper: According to the male Consular, Tharan knows that he and Nadia are dating, but isn't going to say anything. Given that he himself is in an [[{{Robosexual}} unconventional]] relationship, it's understandable he'd be sympathetic.
* ShoutOut: He and Holiday resemble [[WesternAnimation/{{Archer}} another scientist with a pink-haired holographic love interest]].
** Or (for the more obscure), a Caucasian version of Augur from ''EarthFinalConflict'' with his flamboyance, love of luxury, business ventures, penchant for hacking computers and building gadgets, and the holographic assistant.
* TechnicalPacifist: He typically dislikes violent solutions if they consist of cruelty. But in a few very rare cases, if you demonstrate logic or cleverness or it helps out scientists, a violent option might gain affection points instead of losing it. For example, while attacking someone in a conversation usually causes him to disapprove, Tharan's affection points will go up if you choose "You're hopeless. [[Attack]]" in a conversation with [[spoiler: Master Eriz Vossan; then, after Vossan is either dead or "shielded", choose the Dark Side choice of sharing Vossan's research about strength being the key to an unstoppable culture. Why, if you attacked first and the subject of Vossan's research is violent? Because you were logical enough to realize that Vossan couldn't be reasoned with, and Vossan's research, unethical or not, would provide the benefit of knowledge to other scientists.]]
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[[folder:Holiday]]
!!'''Holiday'''
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TaraStrong
An advanced holographic artificial intelligence with a feminine personality and Tharan's closest friend. She joins the Jedi Consular on Nar Shaddaa alongside Tharan. Mechanically, she's only an "extra feature" of Tharan, but has a central role in his character development and prominent during conversations.
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* ArtificialHuman
* ClingyJealousGirl
* CreativeSterility: For all her computational power, she never originates anything, though can improve upon someone else's work. Perhaps even one of the reasons why she's so obsessed about a man who has a new idea every waking minute.
* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: Holiday will resort to ElectricTorture [[spoiler: on Tharan so he stops romancing the female Consular]]. This comes just shy of being PlayedForLaughs, and there ''isn't'' a way to call her out on it. Of course, the flippant way in which Tharan mentions it up could suggest a CasualKink instead.
* EvenTheGirlsWantHer: One of Tharan's abilities is called Deploy Holiday. It deploys Holiday, who proceeds to do a sexy dance and stuns the target for eight seconds. Any target: aliens, robots, eldritch horrors, and anything else you can throw her at.
* {{Fangirl}}: Of Tharan. The Consular even has a chance to call her out on it. [[spoiler: Although given what you learn later in Tharan's companion quest, this might be justified: Holiday's personality is not completely upgraded. Once Tharan sacrifices his chance at the symposium to upgrade Holiday with an irreplaceable core, Holiday suddenly finds, to paraphrase, "new rooms being opened up waiting to be filled."]]
* GeniusDitz: Her personality in general, with computer science being the area of expertise.
* GreenEyedMonster: Cited to be a major concern during the Tharan romance arc.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: [[spoiler: When a conflict comes up as to whether or not Tharan should use an irreplaceable machine core to power a revolutionary machine and win glory, or use it to upgrade Holiday herself, Holiday urges Tharan to use the core on the machine and win the symposium. Tharan almost does it, but at the very last minute changes his mind and upgrades Holiday instead.]]
* InterspeciesRomance
* KissMeImVirtual
* [[spoiler:MechanicalEvolution]]
* {{Precursors}}: She's theorized to be the abandoned or forgotten computer of an ancient unknown civilization.
* ProjectedMan
* [[spoiler:RelationshipSabotage]]
* WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove: Her philosophical retort when questioned if her love is only simulated programming.
* {{Yandere}}: She doesn't mind Tharan having one-night stands, because that's part of the playboy charm she adores about him. [[spoiler:What she doesn't accept is Tharan in a serious long-term relationship with another woman. She actually uses electric torture to make him stop dating the Consular, and the romance ends there.]]
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[[folder:Zenith]]
!'''Zenith'''
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TroyBaker
A Twi'lek freedom fighter and resistance leader on Balmorra, Zenith is an embittered survivor and guerrilla fighter who has seen the ugliest parts of the undeclared war between Republic and Empire from the ground level, and joins the Jedi Consular on Balmorra. Mechanically, he is the class's ranged damage companion.
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* {{Ambadassador}}: He certainly wasn't made Balmorra's ambassador for his diplomatic abilities.
* TheArtOfWar: He hates Imperials. ''Really'' hates them. His favorite gift? Imperial Memorabilia - learning what an enemy values is key to attacking them where it hurts.
* BadassBaritone
* BerserkButton: Betrayal is one of the few things that can bring him to a frothing rage.
* BlackAndWhiteInsanity: Not the most extreme case, but still definitely has shades of it.
* ColdSniper: Sniper rifle? Check. Hardened, cynical demeanor due to years of watching friends die and witnessing the horrors of war firsthand? Check.
* CombatPragmatist
* {{Determinator}} : "Pain is a word."
* DudeWheresMyRespect[=/=]DudeWheresMyReward: After working for ''years'' with the Resistance, teaming up with you to take out the Sith Governor of Balmorra, and installing Republic-friendly leadership, the new President refuses to make him part of the new administration, instead assigning him as an "ambassador" of Balmorra as a way of keeping him on the ship. It's somewhat justified as the new leader was rightly suspicious of a [[HeWhoFightsMonsters hardened, angry]], [[ShootTheDog dog-shooting]] sniper being given political power.
* HeWhoFightsMonsters: He mellows out a little once he joins you, but many of his opinions are brutal, especially when it comes to Imperials.
* KickedUpstairs: Made an "ambassador" and assigned to your ship, mostly to get him out of the picture.
* KickThemWhileTheyAreDown
* KnightTemplar: If you're even ''suspected'' of collaborating with Imperials, or even showing mercy to Imperials, it's a one-way street with him.
* LaResistance
* NomDeGuerre: "Zenith" isn't his birth name, and the Balmorran Resistance didn't use their given names, even around their trusted friends (Zenith doesn't have trusted friends - the Consular is the closest it gets). But whoever he was before the Imperials showed up is long gone now.
* NotCheatingUnlessYouGetCaught
* ProperlyParanoid: Zig-Zagged. His paranoia and constant anticipation of betrayal served him ''well'' on Balmorra (it's one of the only reasons he's outlived most of his comrades), but it's not as useful once he's ''not'' on a war-torn, polluted, [[BigCreepyCrawlies giant-insect-infested]] planet.
* TheQuietOne: He speaks less than anyone - even Qyzen.
* ShellShockedVeteran
* TheStoic: Often speaks in reserved or curt tones, but...
** NotSoStoic: When he [[BerserkButton gets mad]], he gets ''[[RoaringRampageOfRevenge mad]]''.
* TerseTalker
* TheUnfettered
* ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill
* VerbalTic: [[TerseTalker Short Sentences. Blunt Language.]] [[BreadEggsMilkSquick Casual description of violence or horrible idea he'd like to do to Imperials.]]
* YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters: Has used explosives to kill civilian collaborators, and his only regrets are that his political opponents can use it against him.
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[[folder:Felix Iresso]]
!!'''Lieutenant Felix Iresso'''
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->'''Voiced by:''' Dion Graham
A male human Republic officer, Felix Iresso is a highly decorated war hero and protector of the Republic's people, but has been blacklisted by the military for unclear reasons. He joins the Jedi Consular on Hoth, and is a romance option for female Consulars. Mechanically, he is the class's ranged tank companion.
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* AllergicToRoutine: A good way to earn approval with him is to volunteer for the dangerous and unusual jobs ''no one else wants to do.'' He also tended to run afoul of hierarchy, which helps contribute to his constant reassignment.
* ArtifactOfDoom: He has the data of a [[spoiler:Sith Holocron]] downloaded into his head.
** MySkullRunnethOver: [[spoiler:No one can access the data without this happening.]]
* BatmanGambit: He likes to have contingencies within contingencies and plan ahead for even the most unlikely scenarios.
* BattleCouple: With the female Consular, if romanced.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: On Hoth, he threatens a defenseless Imperial scientist with torture. He also tends to approve of BloodKnight anti-Imperial statements as frequently as ''Zenith''.
* BoisterousBruiser: More subdued than most BioWare examples, but his abilities explicitly state that they draw a ''lot'' of enemy aggro. During fighting, he's still as cheerful as ever.
--> '''Iresso''' (upon making a critical hit): Did you see that shot? ''tell'' me you saw me make that shot!
* CollectorOfTheStrange: His favorite gift class is "Trophy," meaning stuff like animal skulls and pelts, splinters of Rakata artifacts, and other oddities.
* DistressedDude: [[spoiler: In Act 3, he makes an escape from the trap aboard the ''Javelin'' and it is possible for him (if not another one of your companions) to end up crashing behind enemy lines in Corellia.]]
* DontLookAtMe: Doesn't like to be stared at, and is quite vocal about it.
* FacialMarkings: Has some facial tattoos that would make a Miralan impressed.
* {{Foil}}: To Andronikos Revel of the Sith Inquisitor's party. Both are love interests for females, but while Felix is cheerful and a loyal soldier of the Republic, Andronikos is surly and a Republic deserter who hates both the Republic and Empire equally.
* FriendlySniper: To Zenith's ColdSniper.
* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: [[spoiler:He has more knowledge about the Dark Side than your average Sith Lord, but can't willingly access this information and isn't Force Sensitive]].
* JumpedAtTheCall: Accept yet another reassignment to some low-priority backwater or go with the Jedi on an extremely dangerous set of diplomatic missions? Not even a question.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler:He was captured by Imperial forces and woke up with days missing from his memory.]]
** MissingTime
* LimitedAdvancementOpportunities: He's a decorated war hero and a good officer, but between his laid-back approach to protocols and [[spoiler: the Sith holocron in his head]], the Republic is more comfortable shuffling him from outpost to outpost than promoting him.
* MildlyMilitary: Believes in adherence to the chain of command, but doesn't like to do things "by the book". For example, rather than ruin someone's career with a court martial, he'd rather punish them with extreme (though temporary) hard labor. He admits this caused in some conflict with Trooper companion Aric Jorgan. Jorgan would give orders, and Iresso would follow them only to the extent where he felt it best for the unit.
* NeuroVault
* PerpetualSmiler: Former prisoner of war, [[ReassignedToAntarctica Reassigned To Hoth]], assigned a bunch of jumpy privates and a mission he was probably set up to fail, bounced from place to place while his career stalls, dangerous posting with a Jedi? He's still cheerful.
** The Achievement you get when you max out affection with him is even ''called'' "The Cheerful Soldier"
* [[ReassignedToAntarctica Reassigned To Hoth]]: Despite his exemplary service record, Felix was transferred there.
* ScienceCannotComprehendPhlebotinum : Unfortunately for him, no one seems to be able to do anything for [[spoiler: that Sith holocron time bomb in his head]].
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[[folder:Nadia Grell]]
!!'''Nadia Grell'''
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->'''Voiced by:''' Holly Fields
-->''"Yes! More exploring!"''
Nadia Grell is a Sarkhai, a species new to the Galactic Republic and to the galaxy in general. The daughter of a prominent Sarhkai politician, Nadia was brought to the Jedi Order to train her mysterious powers as the first known Sarkhai Jedi, and is assigned to the Jedi Consular as their Padawan. Potential love interest for male Consulars. Mechanically, she's the class's melee damage companion. .
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* AllLoveIsUnrequited: A possible outcome if the Consular follows "pure" Light Side responses and rejects Nadia's romantic advances. This course of action still does not change Nadia's overwhelming fawning or feelings for him.
* BadassAdorable: Very strong in the Force, couple with very adorable and moe.
* BabiesEverAfter: She admits that if she were to have a child with the Consular, she wouldn't want to hide it; she thinks of the Jedi Code's entries forbidding romance or attachments as outdated and misinformed, and claims she has learned more about herself and the Jedi's teachings from her romance with the Consular than the Code.
* BattleCouple: With the male Consular, if romanced.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: She's the sweetest, nicest, most naive and generous member of your party. Her EstablishingCharacterMoment was holding a ''Sith'' at blaster-point to protect her dad. [[spoiler: And when said dad dies later, she ''kills'' the man who tortured her daddy to death in cold blood--unless the consular appeals to her by saying that it isn't what her father would want, but even then she refuses to heal him and he dies anyway.]]
* BlessedWithSuck: Nadia's Force powers are frowned upon by her native people.
* DaddysGirl: Ever so much, thanks to her being a social outcast and her mother having died in childbirth. [[spoiler:After his untimely death, she substitutes her parental figure with the Consular.]]
* DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength: She likes to test the limits of her abilities, but it tends to cause a lot of collateral damage.
* {{Expy}}: She shares a lot of similarities to Anakin; a newcomer to the Jedi with lots of [[UnskilledButStrong untapped power]], who struggles with emotions and passions due to being raised by a single parent, [[spoiler:whose death inspires them to lash out in hate-fueled revenge]].
* {{Foil}}/ShadowArchetype : To Ashara Zavros. Nadia is a passionate and emotional girl learning to temper her passions and focus her powers as a Jedi. Ashara has been stuck among ultra-conservative Jedi all her life and her arc is embracing and accepting her passions and emotions. Both of them hero-worship their masters, and are romantically interested if the Consular/Inquisitor is male. [[NotSoDifferent One suspects the two of them might actually get along very well if they weren't on opposite sides.]]
** It's even more noticeable when one compares their reactions to losing their lover, if he became the Outlander in ''Fallen Empire''. [[spoiler:Nadia, who was originally alone save for her father, is now supported by a group of friends and allies, and dedicates herself to finding and rescuing the Consular. Ashara, who originally had friends and ties to the Jedi Order, is now alone in the galaxy after losing the Inquisitor, and dedicates herself to avenging him.]]
* GenkiGirl: She's pretty excitable, especially when given a chance to test out her abilities.
* HeroWorshipper: Of the Consular.
** TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: Advances to this level after becoming a Padawan.
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Nadia and her father. Because Nadia also happens to use the most petite adult female character model in the game, it's likely the Consular will embody this with her as well.
* IJustWantToBeNormal: Until she joins the Jedi and befriends the Consular.
* IWillFindYou: If her romance arc is completed before starting the ''Knights of the Fallen Empire'' expansion, [[spoiler:the player receives a message from five years ago, where Nadia knows he's still alive and in great pain. It notable that Nadia is the only romance companion, even among the other Force sensitives, who is absolutely certain he isn't dead and needs saving (Ashara does suspect something is off, but not 100% sure like Nadia). She intends to gather as many allies as she can to find him in the Eternal Empire... or go it alone if need be]].
* InterspeciesRomance: Since Sarkhai is not a playable species (yet), a romance between her and a male Consular would result in this trope regardless of what species the Consular is.
* LetsWaitAwhile: [[spoiler:The Consular refuses Nadia's first sexual advance in the romance arc, citing that it's too soon after her father's death, and that she's doing it for "comfort sex" than love. Nadia's comment that she fears the Consular could die at any moment only reinforces this feeling.]]
* MissingMom: Her mother died giving birth to her.
* ParentalSubstitute: [[spoiler:After Senator Grell gets killed]] she pours affection onto the Consular, either as a stand-in for her father or the mother she never had, though it's less obvious and blatant with a female Consular than with a male one.
* PowerIncontinence: She has an incredible level of Force telekinesis, perhaps the strongest of her generation in the Jedi Order, but it reacts reflexively to emotional state... good and bad. Extremely happy? Force explosion. Extremely angry? Force explosion. And Nadia tends to be a very emotional girl. She comments that exploding rocks and trees are a daily norm for her.
* SavvyGuyEnergeticGirl: Relations with the male Consular tend to be this, romantic or not. Despite being close in age, the Consular has had a ''much'' less sheltered upbringing and the dubious merits of Jedi emotional control.
* SoProudOfYou: To her father, initially. Later she desperately seeks the Consular's constant approval.
* SpoiledSweet: It's obvious Nadia's dad gave her as many advantages as he could and would literally move galactic politics for her. Nadia is very aware of it, and very grateful for it. Helping out the less fortunate and generally being the good guy gains a ''lot'' of approval from her.
* TeacherStudentRomance: Given the events that occur before she becomes your Padawan, this relationship can be very unsettling. [[spoiler:She hero worships the Consular for saving her life, loses her father and substitutes him as her major male role model, absolutely trusts and defers to his greater experience, feels eternally indebted for granting a life where she isn't persecuted for being different, had an attraction for him at first sight...]] the list just goes on and on.
** However, unusually for examples of this trope, Nadia is neither a child nor a teenager. She is old enough to be able to [[spoiler: replace her father as senator in the Rift Alliance after her father is killed]].
** Helping mitigate the unsettling factor somewhat, the male Consular seems to be aware they're moving the relationship too fast, and suggests slowing it down, [[spoiler:especially when she first [[LetsWaitAWhile propositions him]].]]
* TheGlomp: [[spoiler:Not quite, but her reaction if a male Jedi Consular gives her a marriage proposal comes very close to being this, and it's combined with a kiss.]]
* TheOphelia: Her childhood.
* ThisIsUnforgivable: [[spoiler:Despite the Consular's attempt at soothing her, Nadia will kill the man who killed her father. Quite violently. For all the innocent purity she displays, loss of a love one is clearly the one factor that could cause her fall to the Dark Side.]]
** [[spoiler:The Consular can stop her by saying her father wouldn't want it, or by saying they would lose the Nadia they've come to know, but it incurs a mild affection loss, and she refuses to heal the man of his injuries, letting him die.]]
[[/folder]]
!Supporting Character
[[folder:Yuon Par]]
!!Master Yuon Par
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/OliviaHussey
The Consular's Jedi Master, Yuon Par is noted being a somewhat unorthodox member of the Jedi Order with her interest in ancient ruins and friendship with Trandoshan hunter Qyzen Fess. After Tython its revealed that [[spoiler:she's suffering from a Dark Side infused sickness, which kicks off the plot of Chapter I]].
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* AdventurerArchaeologist
* BunnyEarsLawyer: Is considered somewhat unorthodox by her colleagues.
* TheMentor
* OddFriendship: With Qyzen.
* VaguenessIsComing
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: She disappears after Chapter 1. This is because [[spoiler: If you take the Dark Side option and kill Parkanas, Lord Vivicar makes sure the backlash kills the other Masters he infected - including Yuon.]]
[[/folder]]
[folder:Syo Bakarn]]
!!Master Syo Bakarn
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A member of the Jedi High Council, and this first character the Consular meets in the game. He serves as your liason with the Jedi Order, and provides you with missions and intel. [[spoiler:Is actually the First Son the Emperor, though he personally is unaware of this.]]
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* BigBad: [[spoiler:For the Jedi Consular Story. Or rather, his split personality is.]]
* BookEnds: [[spoiler:He's the first character you meet as a Consular, and his SplitPersonalityTakeover boss fight is the last NPC you fight in the story.]]
* FightingFromTheInside: [[spoiler:A consequence of making your cover identity a powerful Jedi Master.]]
* IdentityAmnesia: [[spoiler:It was necessary to make the Syo Bakarn personality completely genuine, considering he was infiltrating the Jedi order itself.]]
* MeaningfulBackgroundEvent: [[spoiler:While his true identity is buried under layers of brainwashing, it's interesting to note that during his appearance in the Jedi Knight storyline, he shifts uncomfortably in his seat upon hearing the news that Kira is a Child of the Emperor.]]
* OddFriendship: He and Tharan may be even ''harder'' to understand than Qyzen and Yuon. But it won't prevent Tharan from standing by Syo when things get darkest.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure
* SplitPersonalityTakeover
* TheMentor
* TheMole
* WalkingSpoiler: There's a reason why so many of his tropes are spoilered out, and these are some pretty MAJOR spoilers.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Vivicar]]
!!Lord Vivicar / [[spoiler: Parkanas Tark]]
* BaitAndSwitchBoss: To some extent, when you fight him, he immediately turn into [[spoiler: Terrak Morrhage]]
* BrainwashedAndCrazy
* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler:For most part he was possessed by Terrak Morrhage]]
* GoMadFromTheRevelation
* GlowingEyesOfDoom
* ManipulativeBastard
* ShockAndAwe
* TheManBehindTheMan: Double subverted [[spoiler: while he was sort of behind the masters' madness, he was in turn, driven by Terrak Morrhage]].
* UsedToBeASweetKid: Played tragically straight. Even [[spoiler: a redeemed Parkanas is notably cynical towards the Jedi Order, warning the Consular to be careful of the Council's favor towards him/her waning.]]
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