Platinum Cobra said
There must be a rule in every RP that there always has to be someone that tries to be different and not just follow the basic's I guess, haha

Revans Exile said
So in other words everyone must be play a cookie cutter character. Gothca. You're boring.

Platinum Cobra said First learn how to spell, it's GOTCHA!

Platinum Cobra said Second, It's funny cause that's not what I said at all, the basic just mean's like the basic's of a Jedi padawan are you won't be that skilled in the force and have a basic lightsaber (which you tried not to have) other then that freaking make the most different character you can imagine though there are still the basics in every CS.

Platinum Cobra said Finally, I have 10 other RP's going on who would beg to differ that I am boring

Revans Exile said
To answer your question, let's look at the facts presented by Star Wars itself.Jedis who became Sith:Dooku before he joined the Sith had a Curved-hilt Lightsaber.Pong Krell before he attepmted to join the Sith used two Double-bladed Lightsabers. Also possibly classified as Lightclubs.Jedis who became Sith and then became Jedi again:Bastila Shan used a Double-bladed Lightsaber.Luke Skywalker used a Shoto Lightsaber.Jedis:Jedi Master Kazdan Paratus used a Lightsaber Pike.Jedi Master Yarael Poof used a Long-handled Lightsaber.Satele Shan used three different Double-bladed lightsabers over her career.Jedi Master Tera Sinube used a Sabercane.Yoda used a Shoto Lightsaber.Ahsoka Tano used a Shoto Lightsaber.Ezra Bridger created a Lightsaber-blaster hybrid.Roblio Darté used a Crossguard Lightsaber.Maris Brood used a pair of Guard Shoto Lightsabers.Any more questions?

I am the Black Wizards said How many of those on that list are padawans?

Zeroes said @knighthawk: I actually thought you were joking, that's how out it was. The design you had is more for more advanced tech able jedi or something, not a padawan. Also, Jawa culture, behavior, etc is in no way fit for a padawan. The design might be fine if applied later into the rp.

I am the Black Wizards said
Sweet. Glad this all worked out. In the mean time I think we should keep one of Darth Traya's lessons in mind. On the subject of lightsabers. "There is much weight, much craving attached to such a tiny thing of light. A lightsaber – any weapon – only achieves worth in how it is wielded – in the effort, the struggle of one who holds it. Such a weapon does not make a Jedi or a Sith. And at times it makes them much, much less than they are."