I love the design of the droidekas, they are so cool and badass

Stormtroopers, Just wish they were shown to be more competent.

Canderous Ordo, later known as Mandalore the Preserver.

It's like Ron Perlman's character from the Alien movie meets Arnold Schwarzenegger's character from Predator!

I don't know. He's the kind of guy that always chooses the hard way even if there was an easier alternative to situations.

Han solo is the best

I’d have to go with Vitiate/Valkorion. Seeing what he does over the course of the old republic games makes me wish they’d bring back Palpatine in the movies.

Well for me is Revan, mainly because of his conflict between light and dark side. I'm not hardcore SW fan reading all that EU stuff but when I remember playing KOTOR it puts a smile on my face, it is the best SW game ever... Also I like Windu as he's such a bad ass and is portrayed by SLJ maybe Qui Gon as an honorable mention

Darth Nihilus for sure. Just the whole idea of him is amazing. The fact that the mass shadow event did not destroy him but rather molded him into something far more destructive, is so creative. He's a shadow (pun intended ) of his former self. No longer human, but a literal wound in the Force! He's something that shouldn't exist, yet he does because he's that powerful and hungry for Force energy.

Grand Admiral Thrawn and Captain Keeli...

Thrawn is just badass in the sense of being a tactician, and Keeli is just badass in fighting to his literal last breath along his Jedi Master.

Han Solo is probably my favorite.

I do love Vader, but I loved Han and wish he had a better sendoff than what JJ gave him

Well, Luke is my favorite character overall. I gotta shoutout to Kyle Katarn though, because he's the first non-OT character, I felt fit the attitude and the aesthetic of the original characters. He's a pre-prequel creation, so as a jedi he isn't Mr. Holy Robes like Lucasfilm has done to the jedi in the last 20 years.

He also felt unique. He had traits that could compare him to Luke and Han, but only by occupation.



I really loved Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight. It was so rewarding halfway through the game to get a lightsaber and slowly progress as a jedi. And the live-action cutscenes were the first taste of something Star Wars related folks as old as me got before the Prequels. Before that, all we had was really good novels, or really bad kid's movies and shows. It was also a great game in that, decisions you made had an impact to the end of the game. You could become a dark jedi by the end of the game.

Master Yoda, with a close second place for Qui-Gon Jinn.
Yoda takes the top, because since I was a kid, I always liked the "old, wise mentor"-character in every story way more than the actual hero.
And Qui-Gon comes close, because I like the idea of an unorthodox Jedi-Master, who challenges the High Council, if he is convinced it has to be done.

Kreia (Darth Traya) from KOTOR 2 is basically my all time favourite.
Not only because she was the one who trained Darth Sion, Revan and Nihilus but also being a character than actually make me think of my own actions, whether that be good or bad, and of course, she also reminds me of Machiavelli and Nietzsche's philosophy as she seems to mentioned things like manipulation and gaining strength from all the struggles.

Darth Vader. An all time iconic character with a redeeming ending and a pure badass. The ending in Rogue One with him against the rebels was top notch!

Kyle Katarn . fucking loved the jedi knight games. Academy is still the best star wars game hands down. Katarn was such a great character. He was a badass, and he was the perfect mix of Han and Luke.
it still irks me that Kyle is no longer canon.