• Throw Lightsaber: You can throw your lightsaber at a target, strike it, and guide the weapon back to your hand.
• Burst of Speed: Move at double the normal rate and pick up two extra defense points. You can’t do this while wearing armor, however. At higher levels, you can use Knight Speed and Master Speed, each conferring higher bonuses than the last.
• Force Push: You can push a target down, causing damage to it and possibly stunning it. At higher levels, this becomes Force Wave, which affects a group of targets.
• Force Whirlwind: You can summon a whirlwind of dust that immobilizes and damages your target.
• Force Resistance: You can hold fast against Force-based attacks for 60 seconds. This becomes Force Immunity at higher levels.
• Affect Mind: Allows you to manipulate the weak-minded, as Ben Kenobi did when entering Mos Eisley with Luke Skywalker and the droids in the first Star Wars movie. This can become Dominate Mind, which is even more persuasive, at higher levels. Neither power can affect droids, however.
• Force Suppression: Attack the target’s will and force him to lose his first and second tier Force powers. Later, this becomes Force Breach, which cancels all active Force powers.

No Match For a Jedi. These Gamorrean Guards don’t stand a chance.

• Stun: Immobilize a target for nine seconds. At higher levels, this becomes Stasis, which holds a target in a paralytic state, and Stasis Field, which applies Stasis to an entire group. Like Affect Mind, however, droids are resistant to this.
• Stun Droid: Make a droid immobile for 12 seconds. The higher level Disable Droid and Destroy Droid shut down all droids within five meters for 12 seconds and cause damage to a group of droids, respectively.
• Force Aura: Gain a temporary plus-two advantage to defense and all saving throws. This turns into Force Armor, which offers better bonuses, at higher levels. Neither works when wearing armor.
• Force Valor: Apply Force Shield to a group. Knight Valor and Master Valor increase the bonuses the group gains, but in all cases the Jedi still can’t wear armor.
• Cure: The entire group gains back vitality points lost to disease.
• Heal: Cure the effects of poison on an entire group. Not compatible with droids.

• Wound: Force your target’s lungs to spasm, causing damage. At higher levels, Choke throttles an opponent from afar while Kill simply kills an enemy unlucky enough to make a Fortitude save. None of the three affect droids.
• Slow: Afflict your target’s defense, reflex saves, melee attacks and damage with penalties. You can’t use this on droids either.
• Affliction: Cause the same damage to your opponent that poison would cause. Plague afflicts them even worse, but, unsurprisingly, neither affects droids.
• Fear: Make your opponent run. The higher level Horror induces a catatonic state in all nearby enemies, while Insanity upsets them so much they won’t attack you. Again, droids are immune to these powers.
• Shock: Pretend you’re the Emperor in Return of the Jedi and fire deadly bolts of electricity at your target. You can’t wear armor if you want to use this.

• The Endar Spire: The massive starship you find yourself on at the beginning of the game. You don’t spend much time there, however, as you must find a way off the ship before it explodes.
• Taris: Like Coruscant, Taris is completely covered by an urban environment. While the Sith claim to control it, they struggle in the Lower City, where the Vulkar and Bek gangs vie for power. The well-to-do live in the Upper City, but there’s a seedy side in the cantina, where you can play the Blackjack-like card game Pazaak and enter the dueling tournament.
• Dantooine: Star Wars fans know this planet as the one Princess Leia says the Rebels are hiding on during the first movie. Four millennia before those events, its grassy plains hide a Jedi Enclave as well as ancient mysteries.
• Tatooine: As Luke Skywalker said in the same film, “If there’s a bright center to the universe, you’re on the planet it’s farthest from.” He spoke those words about his home world, Tatooine, a harsh, desert-covered planet full of rough terrain where the deadly Sand People wait to attack those who foolishly wander through. You may even encounter the mythical Krayt Dragon during your travels there.
• Manaan: This ocean-covered world conceals a Sith base where strange experiments take place.
• Kashyyyk: The Wookies built their homes among the towering trees on this planet. Be careful: The Sith have established a presence on many worlds.
• Korriban: The Sith home world. You won’t be able to avoid them here. This desolate planet, made even more twisted by the Sith’s evil, sits on the Outer Rim. This is the perfect place to head over to the Dark side, if that’s your plan.
• Leviathan: This gas giant is orbited by 16 moons. After you escape from your prison there and complete a few quests, you’ll run into Darth Malak. May the Force be with you.
• Unknown World: This strange planet hosts a mysterious temple and a settlement where the Elders live. Here you’ll decide whether your character is truly good or evil.
• Star Forge: Within the Star Forge System is a mysterious man-made “world” that can supposedly span the enormous distances between planets. Bastila Shan, the Jedi who escaped the Endar Spire before you and who you search for early in the game, wants to find the Star Forge before the Sith can use it. Warning: Once you head here, you can’t visit the other worlds again.

Time For a Break. One of several mini-games that emphasize your use of twitch skills.

No Match For a Blaster at Your Side. Lightsabers are great, but a powerful blaster is also a formidable weapon.

Four-on-One? Those are Even Odds. The double-ended lightsaber is perfect for taking on multiple opponents.