Case studies are bodies of written work that consists of paragraphs, if not multiple, on a certain lore topic. Case studies give depth and detail to a lore topic, providing the best insight & retaining factual information. These are usually used and required in trials or lore trainings. Case studies should be at least 6 + sentences, but should never consist of just filler.

Example:

• “Anakin Skywalker had a midichlorian count greater than Grandmaster Yoda’s, and this helped him progress through the ranks of the Jedi Order.” is a good sentence that isn’t filler. 

• Something that would be filler would be “Anakin Skywalker was a great Jedi and one with the Force.” because it isn’t factual, and because it can be applied to a multitude of other subjects (Obi-wan, Yoda, Luke, etc.).

Case studies cannot and should never be plagiarized during a lore training or trial.

A case study being used for a trial is to be sent to the Lorekeepers for approval. It is not the responsibility of the Lorekeepers to fix it for you, their only responsibility is checking for plagiarism, grammar and overall quality and then giving an approval for the case study should they deem it adequate.

Case studies cannot and should not incorporate the usage of any AI (artificial intelligence) software.

This will be met with consequences such as an auto-fail trial & strike. 

Plagiarism is the act of stealing/taking someone else's work/content and labelling it as your own by directly using it. 

"Lightsabers are tools utilized most often by Force Sensitive individuals like the Jedi, Grey Jedi, and Sith. Comprised of a hilt and crystal, lightsabers are most commonly hand-made by users and have a variety of modifications and enhancements.  Lightsabers can be used as a tool or as a weapon, for offensive or defensive capabilities and have the unique ability to cut through most any material Exceptions to this ability are items made with materials that absorb energy such as cortosis. Lightsabers require extensive training and have the potential to block or redirect most forms of energy such as lasers and blasters."

This case study is banned for usage because it is used as an example.