Training Procedures & Descriptions

An Induction Training is meant to welcome the new members of The Jedi Order. The priority of this event is to explain the journey ahead of the members and to go over a few essential topics.

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The topics that the Instructor of an Induction Training must go over is:

• A summary of what the Jedi Order is and what it consists of.

• An explanation of the Jedi Paths and Subclasses.

• A summary of the Jedi Laws and what they consist of.

• Give the attendees a short survey. Do they seem interested in TJO? Do they want to continue rising the ranks? Etc.

Any information mentioned during this training is up to the Instructor.

A Lore Training is meant to teach members about stories of The Jedi Order. These stories may consist of actual Star Wars Lore or they can be stories that are stored in the Grand Archives.

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The topics that the Instructor of a Lore Training must go over is:

• A Lore Topic (at least 5 sentences).

• A short quiz over the topic (5-7 questions).

(If you decide 5 questions, attendees must get 3 correct to pass. If you decided 7 questions, they must get 4 correct to pass.)

Any information provided during the topic is up to the Instructor.

A Basic Code training is meant to teach the members of The Jedi Order the most essential pieces of text in the Order: The Jedi Codes.

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The topics that the Instructor of a Basic Code Training must go over is:

• The Jedi Mantra & The Extended Jedi Mantra.

• A short 3-5 question quiz.

(If you decide 3 questions, the attendees must get 2 correct. If you decide 5 questions, the attendees must get 3 correct.

The questions given must be similar to, "What is the 3rd line of the standard Jedi Mantra?" Or, "What is the meaning of the 5th line in the Extended Jedi Mantra?"

A Combat Training is meant to teach Jedi the importance of self-defense and self-discipline. A Jedi should not attack first.

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The topics that the Instructor of a Combat Training must go over is:

• Explanation of self-defense and how Jedi use it.

• Explanation of self-discipline and how Jedi use it.

• Organize attendees into pairs and have them duel twice.

• Quiz the attendees over their understanding of self-discipline and defense.

Information provided by the Instructor is up to them.

Advanced Code Trainings are meant to teach Jedi more about the Jedi Codes and more of what is expected from a Jedi. They should be more in-depth and should be more strict when testing the attendees.

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The topics that the Instructor of an Advanced Code Training must go over is:

• The Jedi Tenets.

• The Criminal Charges.

• A 5-question quiz.

  • The attendees must get 3 correct to pass.

The questions given must be similar to, "What is the punishment for committing treason?" Or, "When should a Jedi ignite their lightsaber?"

The Gathering is one of the most important events. The attendees of this event are prepared to obtain their very own kyber crystal. The event procedure is quite straight-forward:

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• Explain to the attendees what they should expect.

• Explain how to properly find a kyber crystal.

• Explain what to do if they find a kyber crystal.

The attendees that return from their adventure should be organized at the starting location. When time runs out, attendees may be dismissed.