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[[File:Jedi_trials_list.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The five Trials: Skill, Courage, Spirit, Flesh, and Insight]]
{{Quote|The trials are difficult. Many try and fail, so I advise you not to be complacent.|Grand Master [[Satele Shan]], to [[Shigar Konshi]]|<ref name="The Old Republic: Fatal Alliance">''[[The Old Republic: Fatal Alliance]]''</ref>}}
The '''Jedi Trials''', also known as the '''Trials of Knighthood''', '''Jedi rituals''', or '''Jedi ceremonies''', were the challenges [[Jedi/Legends|Jedi]] [[Padawan/Legends|Padawans]] were given as pre-requisites for achieving [[Jedi Knight/Legends|Knighthood]], and were sometimes retaken by Knights to earn the rank of [[Jedi Master/Legends|Jedi Master]]. The trials were administered by the [[Jedi High Council/Legends|Jedi High Council]] to any Padawan they deemed worthy of becoming a Jedi. The primary trials were a set of five, and were the Trial of Skill, the Trial of Courage, the Trial of the Flesh, the Trial of Spirit, and the Trial of Insight. In addition, the Council could assign substitute tests or use an exceptionally trying mission in place of the traditional tests. Like the [[Jedi Initiate Trials|Initiate Trials]], these tests were required to be taken in order to proceed to the next rank in the Jedi Order.

==History==
{{Quote|This is to be a test of your knighthood. You and your companions must make your own way through the difficulties you will encounter.|[[Arca Jeth]], speaking to [[Ulic Qel-Droma/Legends|Ulic Qel-Droma]]|<ref name="Tales of the Jedi (audio)">''[[Tales of the Jedi (audio)]]''</ref>}}
The Jedi trials have been an integral tradition within the [[Jedi Order/Legends|Jedi Order]] since its conception on [[Tython/Legends|Tython]]. Before the formation of the High Council and the mainstreaming of the [[Jedi academy]]'s teachings, the Trials were highly informal, administered by a Padawan's master and known to be quite harsh and sometimes impossible. As time passed, the trials became slightly more lax and saw a dramatic drop in standards during the [[New Sith Wars]]. To rectify this, the High Council formalized five tests, following the [[Ruusan Reformation]], that would be given within the [[Jedi Trials Chamber]] in the [[Coruscant/Legends|Coruscant]] [[Jedi Temple]]. Deep in the Temple, the specialized chamber was equipped with a state-of-the-art [[Hologram/Legends|hologram]] [[Holoprojector/Legends|projector]] capable of producing tangible simulacrums of ancient Jedi and [[Sith/Legends|Sith]]. In addition to the combat aspect of the Trials, the room was designed to test other skills, many of which were created to replicate the uncertainty a Jedi would face in the field.<ref name="TJP">[[The Jedi Path: A Manual for Students of the Force (real-life book)|''The Jedi Path: A Manual for Students of the Force'']]</ref>

[[File:Trying_to_avoid_trials.png|thumb|right|200px|A Padawan attempts to persuade the Jedi High Council to waive his Trials]]
Overseen by the High Council and the current [[Jedi Battlemaster|battlemaster]], the Trials were over once all tests were completed. If the Padawan was successful in completing the series of challenges, the Master would then prepare their apprentice for the [[Knighting ceremony/Legends|Knighting ceremony]]. As the scheduled ceremony approached, the Padawan would spend an entire day in deep [[Meditation/Legends|meditation]] within the preparation room high in the [[Temple Spire/Legends|Tranquility Spire]]. As the time came to ascend to the [[Hall of Knighthood/Legends|Hall of Knighthood]], the Padawan would enter the darkened chamber and kneel before the [[Grand Master/Legends|Grand Master]] of the Order and have their [[Padawan braid/Legends|Padawan braid]] severed. Should the apprentice be unsuccessful in completing the trials, they were permitted to take them again until they passed.<ref name="TJP" />

Within the text of [[The Jedi Path: A Manual for Students of the Force|''The Jedi Path'']], the long dead [[Lore Keeper|Chief Librarian]] [[Restelly Quist/Legends|Restelly Quist]] recorded a story she had heard of where several Trials were accomplished at the same time. Apparently, while in the eighth hour of the Trial of Skill, three Padawans partaking in the Trials simultaneously were faced with another trial each. Fighting an endless horde of holographic warriors, one student completed his Trial of Insight and Skill once he realized the warriors were illusions. The second defeated foe after foe while she believed her life to be threatened; thus passing the Trials of Courage and Skill. The third student failed to complete the Trials after being overwhelmed by fatigue.<ref name="TJP" />

[[File:Lukes_vision.png|thumb|left|200px|Luke Skywalker's Trial of the Spirit on Dagobah]]
Exceptions were sometimes made in the passing of the trials, but it was rare. In times of turmoil, the trials could be bypassed at the discretion of the High Council if the Padawan had shown great skill, courage, or dedication to the Order. In such cases the apprentice was considered to have passed the trials through their various accomplishments, negating the need for formal testing.<ref name="TJP" /> Immediately following the re-centralization of the academy on Coruscant, Padawan [[Johun Othone]] was made a Knight by Master [[Valenthyne Farfalla]] for his courageous service during the New Sith Wars and continued dedication to the Order, even after the death of his Master, [[Jedi Lord]] [[Hoth (Jedi Lord)|Hoth]].<ref>''[[Darth Bane: Rule of Two]]''</ref> In the later days of the Order, both [[Obi-Wan Kenobi/Legends|Obi-Wan Kenobi]] and Anakin Skywalker earned the rank of Jedi Knight without participating in formal trials, but rather passed their trials through their actions: Kenobi, through his duel with the [[Sith Lord/Legends|Sith Lord]] [[Darth Maul/Legends|Darth Maul]],<ref name="TPM" /> and Skywalker for his heroism during the [[Clone Wars/Legends|Clone Wars]].<ref>[[Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume Two|''Star Wars: Clone Wars'' Volume Two]]</ref> Mace Windu referred to Ahsoka Tano's efforts to clear her name as her "Great Trial".

When the Order was disbanded in [[19 BBY/Legends|19 BBY]] by the [[Galactic Empire/Legends|Galactic Empire]], the Trials came to a halt, lost to memory for several decades as the [[Galactic Civil War/Legends|Galactic Civil War]] tore the galaxy in half. At the war's end, [[Yoda/Legends|Yoda]], one of the few Jedi to survive the [[Great Jedi Purge/Legends|Great Jedi Purge]], taught [[Luke Skywalker/Legends|Luke Skywalker]] the ways of the old Order. While no normal trials were performed, Skywalker knighted himself and founded a [[New Jedi Order|new Order]]. Incorporating what little he knew of the old ways with techniques he found helpful, Skywalker's inaugural class was required to tour in the ruins of the [[Massassi Temple]]s of [[Yavin 4/Legends|Yavin 4]], to demonstrate correct usage of [[Force power/Legends|Force powers]] in order to overcome obstacles, as well as to show off combat techniques with training remotes and [[Jedi training droid/Legends|Jedi training droids]]. They were also given missions to complete with their Master and on their own.<ref>[[Dark Apprentice (novel)|''Dark Apprentice'']]</ref>

During the vicious [[Yuuzhan Vong]] [[Yuuzhan Vong War|War]], Knights were able to forgo any formal trials because of their great achievements during the war. The [[Myrkr strike team|survivors]] of the [[Mission to Myrkr]], who were dubbed Jedi Knights in a formal ceremony, are an example of this. As time passed and the Order was able to rebuild off of recovered [[Holocron/Legends|holocrons]], the New Order was able to once more hold formal trials.

==Trials of Knighthood in the old Jedi Order==
===Trial of Skill===
[[File:TrialOfSkill-GH.png|thumb|right|200px|A Padawan battles several droids in her Trial of Skill]]
{{Quote|You will need all of your skill to survive.|[[Force ghost|Spirit]] of [[Kento Marek]], to [[Galen Marek|his son]]|Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (video game)}}
The Trial of Skill was one of the oldest trials in the battery of tests preferred by the Order. While the test did consist of numerous displays of lightsaber technique, the main thing that the battlemaster looked for when judging a potential Knight was their ability to avoid distraction through self-discipline. Before its formalization, the trial was made up of acrobatic feats, while using the Force to levitate objects in the midst of storms. As the test was incorporated into the more standard academy testing, the High Council required that each participant face a three-part assessment addressing physical, mental, and combat challenges. The standard physical challenges included a test of climbing, heights, endurance, escape and leaping. The mental challenges which followed tested skill with levitation, a second endurance test, duress, and reflection.<ref name="NoP">''[[Nexus of Power]]''</ref> The last part of the trial required a student to face off against some form of adversary, though the individual or individuals they faced varied in species or allegiance, and could be made of flesh and blood or a clever simulacrum created from archived data. The tests of conflict, dueling, and of the calm mind<ref name="NoP" /> pitted Padawans against droids, other students, the Temple Battlemaster, or even the Grand Master, and outlast their attacks. Other students might face many opponents, some of them attacking with a lightsaber, others manipulating perception or altering the environment in the chamber. Additionally, the Council could opt to use the simulacrum program and send any number of Sith Lords to test the stamina of a young Padawan.<ref name="TJP" />

During the history of the Order, there have been many notable tests given, displaying ingenuity on several levels. One of the earliest noted attempts at the test was by young [[Rouggle]] during the [[Golden Age of the Old Republic]]. A contemporary of [[Thame Cerulian]], Rouggle did not pass the test as the manipulation of the tiles beneath his feet caused him to fall, ending the test.<ref name="TJP" /> During the Clone Wars, Anakin completed this trial when he defeated [[Asajj Ventress/Legends|Asajj Ventress]] on Yavin 4. One of the most interesting cases was the testing of [[Kazdan Paratus]], who was able to defeat his opponent by creating a series of [[Droid/Legends|droids]] in a short period of time. The last recorded test was given during the days of the Empire, when Sith Lord [[Anakin Skywalker/Legends|Darth Vader]] sent his secret Apprentice [[Galen Marek|Starkiller]] to the Temple to face the [[Darth Desolous's simulacrum|simulacrum]] in the form of a dead [[Pau'an/Legends|Pau'an]] Sith named [[Darth Desolous]]. Using his advanced skills to wear down the projection, the assassin used the Force to pull a statue down on the holographic foe, completing the test.<ref name="TFU">''[[Star Wars: The Force Unleashed]]''</ref>

===Trial of Courage===
[[File:MaulObiNaboo.png|thumb|left|200px|Obi-Wan Kenobi engaged in his Trial of Courage during his first duel with Darth Maul.]]
Because courage was a vital quality in a Jedi, the Trial of Courage was seen as appropriate to give even to those who didn't specialize in combat. Because it was important to remain in the dark about what one would face during the test, most Jedi did not divulge details on individual tests. Before the test was mainstreamed, battlefield heroics or facing down a Sith Lord qualified as passing. But due to the nature of the Republic's Golden Age, the Council required a different sort of challenge in order to stay relevant. The Council could simulate a dangerous mission in the Trials Chamber, or send a student on an actual mission out of the Temple. These tests had the potential to be deadly and extremely challenging, illustrating why the Council did not just let anyone take the Trials.<ref name="TJP" />

Notable tests included the assignment of [[Darsha Assant]] to recover the [[Black Sun/Legends|Black Sun]] intelligence agent [[Oolth]] from the bowels of the [[Coruscant underworld]]. While she managed to grab him initially, Oolth wound up dying. Assant was later intercepted by Sith Lord [[Darth Maul/Legends|Darth Maul]] and killed, failing her Trials.<ref>''[[Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter]]''</ref> Later, Padawan [[Obi-Wan Kenobi/Legends|Obi-Wan Kenobi]] would face Maul after the [[Zabrak/Legends|Zabrak]] Sith had killed Kenobi's master, the venerable [[Qui-Gon Jinn/Legends|Qui-Gon Jinn]]. Kenobi defeated Maul on [[Naboo/Legends|Naboo]], passing the Trials in the eyes of the Council.<ref name="TPM">{{Film|I}}</ref> Kenobi's Padawan would also forgo formal Trials; the Council deemed [[Anakin Skywalker/Legends|Anakin Skywalker's]] bravery throughout the Clone Wars as sufficient.<ref name="CW21">''[[Clone Wars Chapter 21]]''</ref>

===Trial of the Flesh===
[[File:TisButAScratch-AotC.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Anakin Skywalker enduring a ferocious Trial of the Flesh at the hands of Count Dooku]]
{{Quote|And he endured an atrocious Trial of the Flesh at the hands of Count Dooku.|Obi-Wan Kenobi, speaking of Anakin Skywalker|<ref name="CW21" />}}
The Trial of the Flesh was the most trying test given at the Temple. Involving the apprentice overcoming great physical pain, hardship, or loss, the test sometimes resulted in death or [[Dismemberment/Legends|dismemberment]]. Throughout history, the Trial was known to involve bloodshed of some form. At the height of the [[Pius Dea Era]], the Order subjected its apprentices to burst of energy applied directly to the skin, known as ''[[The Burning/Legends|The Burning]]''. While this type of torture was abandoned by the Order, battle scars were accepted as passage during the [[New Sith Wars]]. It wasn't that uncommon for Padawans who defeated a Lord of the Sith on the battlefield to pass the Trials of the Flesh, Skill and Courage at the same time. During the [[Arkanian Revolution]], [[Squire Kinning]] lost an arm in order to pass the tests. During the Golden Age, the Council saw the separation of Master and Padawan at the end of their journey together as a significant trial, as the relationship was usually very close.<ref name="TJP" />

During the Clone Wars, Padawan Anakin Skywalker lost his right forearm during a duel with [[Count/Legends|Count]] [[Dooku/Legends|Dooku]] on [[Geonosis/Legends|Geonosis]]. While this was out of recklessness, Master Kenobi convinced the Council to accept this as the Trial of the Flesh.<ref name="AOTC">{{Film|II}}</ref> During the Dark Times, [[Sith assassin/Legends|Sith assassin]] [[Galen Marek|Starkiller]] faced and defeated the simulacrum representation of his [[Kento Marek|father]] in the [[High Council Chamber]]s of the Coruscant Temple.<ref name="TFU" /> In the reformed Order during the [[New Republic era]], Apprentice [[Tenel Ka Djo|Tenel Ka]] was able to overcome the loss of her left arm and refused to have a mechanical replacement, thus passing her test.<ref>''[[Young Jedi Knights: Lightsabers]]''</ref>

During the Galactic Civil War, Luke Skywalker passed the Trial of the Flesh by losing his right hand in his battle with his father, Darth Vader, in Cloud City.

===Trial of the Spirit===
[[File:Stalker_duel.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Sith assassin Starkiller partakes in the Trial of the Spirit.]]
{{Quote|Facing the mirror.|[[Even Piell/Legends|Even Piell]]|Star Wars: Clone Wars}}
To pass the Trial of the Spirit, apprentices had to look deep within their souls, on a quest of self-discovery. This test was designed to pit a potential Knight against their most dangerous enemy: the darkness within themselves. Often, apprentices did not like what they saw, and it could be a highly traumatic experience. Because of this grueling self-examination, this Trial was often known as Facing the Mirror. While bearing similarities to the Trial of Skill, this test did not involve moving at all in most cases; instead a Padawan delved deep into a meditative trance to combat their inner fears and demons. Because of the ultra-personal details of the test, it is one that not even the High Council dare dictate. A Padawan must write the script for what will transpire on the journey. Because of the dangers of such deep meditation, a Master was always present to help guide a student back after they pushed them past where they least desired to go in their thoughts. The worst that could happen following a failed trial is awakening from meditation screaming and mentally broken.<ref name="TJP" />

Throughout the final days of the Order, the test was taken by several thousand Jedi. Whether facing visions of [[Nexu/Legends|nexu]] or dangerous foes, the test always proved extremely emotionally trying.<ref name="TJP" /> While not quite orthodox, the High Council acknowledged that [[Anakin Skywalker/Legends|Anakin Skywalker]] had indeed passed the Trial (in the [[Holt Kazed|spiritual throes]] of a cavernous [[Force vision/Legends|Force vision]] antecedant to a [[Battle of Nelvaan|heroic tribal rescue]]) while on [[Nelvaan/Legends|Nelvaan]] in [[19 BBY/Legends|19 BBY]]. There, on a [[Battle of Nelvaan|mission]], Skywalker fell into deep meditation and saw himself as Darth Vader, his future incarnation as Dark Lord of the Sith.<ref>{{CW|24}}</ref> Several decades later, Skywalker's own son, [[Luke Skywalker/Legends|Luke]], would be urged to take on the same trial on the swamp world of [[Dagobah/Legends|Dagobah]]. As per tradition, the exiled Grand Master [[Yoda/Legends|Yoda]] observed the test from nearby, as young Skywalker entered the [[Dark Side Cave|mysterious cave]] that cropped out of the muck. Inside, Skywalker dueled briefly with his father, Darth Vader, before removing his head from his armored body. As the helmeted head of Vader rolled past Skywalker's feet, the mask blew apart revealing Luke's own face staring back at him.<ref>{{Film|VI}}</ref>

Another notable test was held at the Temple on Coruscant; granted the ancient edifice was in ruins and the Jedi Trials Chamber inaccessible. The [[Sith assassin/Legends|Sith assassin]] known as [[Galen Marek|Starkiller]] once again had infiltrated the Temple and headed straight for the [[Holocron Chamber]] within the [[Tower of First Knowledge/Legends|Tower of First Knowledge]]. After opening a [[Holocron/Legends|holocron]] of his father, [[Kento Marek]], the assassin fell into a trance and envisioned dueling a pure dark side version of his self. Turning his back on Darth Vader and the dark side so as not to wind up as the shadow figure he had dueled, Starkiller left the Temple for the final time.<ref name="TFU" />

===Trial of Insight===
[[File:The_Trial_of_Insight.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A Padawan stands before a horde of Sith, presented with the challenge to see what is really there.]]
The Trial of Insight was the last test offered as part of the Trials of Knighthood. Installed in the Trials program after noting that, while a Jedi could take down a Sith, they could be undone by common thieves, this test helped a Jedi to see what was really in front of their eyes through use of the Force. Seeing through illusion, evaluating an individual's true persona, and unveiling lies are essential to a successful mission. To complete the test, Padawans were forbidden from reviewing any of the possible puzzles in the [[Jedi Archives/Legends|Jedi Archives]]; such an advantage would make the test moot. The Trial might require a Padawan to analyze and decipher the [[High Riddles of Dwartii]], or decode broken text in scattered files. Sometimes, a field of stones would be laid out on the Trials Chamber floor and a Padawan would be forced to locate the single grain of sand amongst it.<ref name="TJP" />

While not officially authorized by the High Council due to its disbandment, this Trial was undertaken by Sith apprentice Starkiller during the years before the Galactic Civil War. Due to the Temple's interior damage and computer malfunctions, Starkiller faced a simulacrum that was able to manifest itself within the Temple Archives. Taking on the appearance of [[Darth Phobos]], a long dead [[Theelin/Legends|Theelin]] Sith Lady, Starkiller was forced to see past her disguises as she transformed her image into that of his beloved [[Pilot/Legends|pilot]] and friend, [[Juno Eclipse]]. While it proved difficult at first, Starkiller crushed the Sith simulacrum under a pile of rubble, defeating the program.<ref name="TFU" />

====The Almas Academy Trials====
A satellite facility of the Jedi academy on Coruscant, the [[Almas Academy|Academy]] on [[Almas]] took a different route to teaching than the main school at the Jedi Temple. When a student was thoroughly prepared to take the Trials, a group of Masters were called to oversee them. A battery of three tests were developed to best test potential Knights and were considered by some to be weaker than those of the main academy, and tougher by others. During the Clone Wars, Jedi Master [[Ki-Adi-Mundi/Legends|Ki-Adi-Mundi]] was sent to the Academy to review its trials and decide whether or not to continue with the Academy's program. He decided in favor of keeping it.<ref>''[[The Way of the Force]]''</ref>

The first test was an inquiry by the [[Almas Council]] on the student's understanding and utilization of the [[Jedi Code/Legends|Jedi Code]] and its tenets. Application of the Code and how it applied to each individual student was critiqued and analyzed until the Council was assured that they understood the Jedi philosophies and embodied what it was to be a Jedi. After successfully passing the first trial, the student was sent to the basement of the academy where they were instructed to [[Meditation/Legends|meditate]] for five days. If they completed the meditation, they exited the small chamber and were authorized to take the third and final test. The final test typically took place in the deserts of Almas where students underwent a sort of fusion of the Coruscant trials. In the desert, students defeated their fears through combat, demonstrations of the Force, or any other skill they could bring to the fore.<ref>{{Cite_web|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20020414194101/www.wizards.com/rpga/livingforce/article.asp?x=lf/swlf20020314amaster&c=swlfc|title=Now I Am the Master}}</ref>

==Appearances==
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*[[Tales of the Jedi 5|''Tales of the Jedi'' 5]]
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*''[[Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic: Commencement]]''
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*''[[The Old Republic: Fatal Alliance]]'' {{Mo}}
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*''[[Rogue Planet]]''
*''[[Star Wars: Republic: Rite of Passage]]''
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*[[Star Wars: Episode II — Attack of the Clones|''Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones'' comic]] {{Mo}}
*''[[Republic Commando: Hard Contact]]'' {{Mo}}
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*''[[MedStar II: Jedi Healer]]''
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*{{TCW|Lair of Grievous}} {{Mo}}
*{{TCW|The Jedi Who Knew Too Much}}
*{{TCW|To Catch a Jedi}}
*{{TCW|The Wrong Jedi}}
*''[[The Way of the Force]]''
*''[[The Dark Side Beckons]]'' {{Mo}}
*{{CWACite|10|Chain of Command (comic)|Chain of Command}} {{Mo}}
*[[Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith (novelization)|''Star Wars'': Episode III ''Revenge of the Sith'' novelization]] {{Mo}}
*[[Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith (unabridged audiobook)|''Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith'' unabridged audiobook]] {{Mo}}
*''[[Star Wars: Republic: Hidden Enemy]]'' {{Flash}}
*''[[Coruscant Nights I: Jedi Twilight]]'' {{Mo}}
*[[The Force Unleashed (novel)|''Star Wars: The Force Unleashed'']]
*{{SWG|An Empire Divided}}
*''[[Champions of the Force]]''
*''[[Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy]]''
*''[[Young Jedi Knights: Crisis at Crystal Reef]]''
*''[[The New Jedi Order: Destiny's Way]]''
*''[[Dark Nest III: The Swarm War]]''
*''[[Legacy of the Force: Betrayal]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Legacy of the Force: Fury]]''
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==Sources==
*''[[Living Force Campaign Guide]]'' <!-- pg4 -->
*''[[Star Wars: Attack of the Clones: The Visual Dictionary]]''
*{{WizardsCite|url=starwars/article.asp?x=sw20020530cdarkblue&c=rpg|text=Dark Blue|int=Dark Blue|archivedate=20090602013038}}
*''[[Power of the Jedi Sourcebook]]''
*''[[Ultimate Adversaries]]''
*''[[The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia]]''
*{{SWGTCG|set=Galactic Hunters|cardname=Trial of Skill}}
*[[The Jedi Path: A Manual for Students of the Force (real-life book)|''The Jedi Path: A Manual for Students of the Force'']]
*''[[Totally 20: The Phantom Menace]]''
*''[[Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi, Jedi Knight]]''
*''[[Nexus of Power]]''

==Notes and references==
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