Kai'el Brat "Guardian of the Light"


The New Jedi Order - Saber Tourney
Location: Grand Jedi TempleSaber tournaments have long been a tradition within the Jedi Order, providing an opportunity for Jedi to showcase their skills and refine their techniques. While Jedi Knights are guided by the Force in selecting their Padawans, many Knights and Masters have historically observed initiates competing in apprentice tournaments, searching for those who display promise.
Today, the New Jedi Order hosts a grand tournament within the Jedi sparring arena, inviting combatants of all ranks to test their skill and showcase their prowess. Initiates, Padawans, Knights, and Masters will each compete within their respective divisions, pitted against one another in a contest of discipline and technique.
The sparring arena itself is a vast chamber with two tiers of balconies and walkways overlooking the training floor. Below, ten dueling rings have been arranged, each designated for combatants to engage in their matches. While only the competitors will take to the rings, many others—fellow Jedi, instructors, and even spectators from outside the Order—may gather to observe the duels, studying the techniques displayed or simply witnessing the clashes of skill firsthand.
Tournament Rules
- Victory Condition: Each combatant must score a total of 5 points against their opponent to win.
- Bracket System: This is a single-elimination bracket tournament—winners will advance through their bracket to face other victors.
- Honor & Safety: This is a sparring tournament, not a duel to injury. Excessive force or unsportsmanlike conduct may result in disqualification.
- Saber Prowess Only: Participants are expected to demonstrate their lightsaber skill alone—aggressive or advanced use of Force powers beyond basic augmentation will not be permitted.
- Reset After Each Point: After a point is scored, both combatants must return to the center of the ring before resuming the match.
Each match will be overseen by a panel of three Jedi Knights or Masters, who serve as judges to watch the competition and determine scoring.
- A center judge presides over the match, maintaining order and ensuring the rules are followed.
- Two corner judges assist in scoring and provide additional perspectives on the duel.
- One of the judges will also be a skilled medic, prepared to intervene and administer medical aid if necessary.
Scoring System for Saber Combat
Each successful strike earns a combatant either one or two points, depending on the technique and target.- 1 Point:
- Light contact or grazing hit to arms or legs
- Displacement of an opponent's guard (forcing an opening) with a follow-up attack
- 2 Points:
- Direct hit to torso or back
- Successful disarm of opponent
- Unbalancing an opponent into a vulnerable position (such as forcing them to the ground) or pushing them out of the designated ring
Registration & Participation
Names for the tournament matchups have been drawn prior to the event, but anyone may still register for participation. If you are interested in joining, post in the interest thread here:Saber Tournament Interest Check
If you are looking to compete, try to find a partner to write with who is not already engaged in a match. Any changes from the original registration—including substitutions, adjustments, or reassignments—should be handled at the discretion of the participants involved in the above link or in DM's
Primary Brackets
Padawans:
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Tigris vs
Aris Noble
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Kaelos Vryn vs
Werucoss Nertivor
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Amelia Amadis vs
Voli Cholrass
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Ares Dargir vs
Caelan Valoren
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Sazo Vass vs
Reina Daival
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Pan vs
Vera Noble
Knights / Masters:
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Drystan Creed vs
Aadihr Lidos
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Jo'Han Felcado vs
Braze Kai'el

Thread Objectives
- Participate in Sparring Matches – Step into the ring as a combatant and test your skills in the tournament. Compete for victory, refine your technique, and prove yourself in honorable combat.
- Serve as a Judge or Medic – Take on the role of a center judge or corner judge, ensuring fair play and proper scoring. Medics should be ready to assist in case of injuries.
- Spectate the Matches – Watch the duels unfold from the sidelines, studying the competitors, analyzing their techniques, or simply enjoying the spectacle.
- Bring Your Own Objective – If you have other plans beyond the tournament itself, feel free to introduce your own subplot. However, do not derail the main story—any personal objectives should complement the tournament setting rather than disrupt it.
Event Guidelines
- This is a faction event, open to Jedi and their invited friends and allies.
- Only Jedi characters may compete in the tournament. Non-Jedi attendees may spectate, judge, or engage in personal storylines that fit within the event.
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