Just wanted to add that the author and a few others reached out to me to note that there is a separate Clone Wars timeline which includes TCW and it’s tie in books/comics/games at the back of the book. I missed it when filming the video. In the main timeline it is just the CWMMP, but both timelines are included, albeit in separate places.
I miss that one EU timeline that had the real awesome illustrations of major battles and turning points. That is how I learned about other Sith Lords like Naga Sadow and Freedon Nadd!
@@starwarsfananimations maybe. I found it at the local Barnes & Noble when AoTC premiered in the theatres. A bunch of dark horse comics and novels were on display. Ypu should have seen by eyes buldge to see more of the EU. All I knew was SoTE.
Thanks for this video. I picked this up digitally. I'm making my way through the Extended Universe novels...which I own most (if not all off them). Great breakdown.
Buying it NOW before they kick it off Amazon. Not like with Heart of the Jedi where I went "Well I'll add it to my Amazon wish list and get it eventually." LOL
Oof that’s a sad story. Fortunately all the files you need to print it yourself privately exist online so it’s still available to purchase for yourself but will certainly cost more than a mass market paperback
As the author, I take a bit of an issue with the term “Disney’s slave name”. I clearly love the EU, but I also love canon. Like it or not, the people who now own Star Wars have rebranded the EU as Legends, and I’ve titled it as such. To do anything else is wishing a reality that doesn’t exist
@@trevordavey1 lmao a reality that doesn't exist would be calling it "THE TRUE STARWARS CANON!" But it WAS reality prior to selling to disney, we have a problem with it because when the creator of the franchise says how wrong they got it the legal ownership of a franchise no longer holds any weight in whether or not the word Canon actually applies to the new product because it isn't in line with the creators vision or has his blessing in the finished product. I can definitely respect that you enjoy dis canon stuff I do too I like squadrons campaign, I like all of jedi fallen order and alot of jedi survivor, I like mando seasons 1 and 2, and I like rogue one, but what you said is such a strange thing it's not delusion, we're literally the only people keeping the flame alive by discussing this talking point, because as it is currently dis canon is performing horribly.
@@dalewilliams4451 Not to mention that George Lucas himself, the creator, has stated in an online stream he hosted with his wife that he doesn't consider Disney's works his nor part of his vision.
I need some input. I’m not very familiar with the Star Wars old republic era, would this be easy to follow and remember for someone me being new to this time period and legends as a whole? And are there any other books you would recommend to me?
@@starwars.legends.illustrated It’s an easy to follow “excel” sheet essentially which has each moment, when it was released, writer and medium type. Wookiepedia does not have chapter/page/level chronology, as several things have a lot of overlap. Probably the best example in this book is Darth Plagueis as it breaks it up into its constituent parts alongside books and comics such as Jedi Council: Acts of War, Maul books/comics, Jedi Apprentice, Jango Fett: Open Seasons TPM etc. in extreme detail. Wookiepedia just roughly throws it together in complete chunks based on start point
I do prefer that the main Clone wars timeline is just CWMMP, but as the author noted in his other comment, the TCW timeline does exist as a separate timeline in the back which I missed while filming the video
Just wanted to add that the author and a few others reached out to me to note that there is a separate Clone Wars timeline which includes TCW and it’s tie in books/comics/games at the back of the book. I missed it when filming the video. In the main timeline it is just the CWMMP, but both timelines are included, albeit in separate places.
This will make a fine addition to my collection.
Indeed!
“This is where the fun begins.”
Indeed!
I miss that one EU timeline that had the real awesome illustrations of major battles and turning points. That is how I learned about other Sith Lords like Naga Sadow and Freedon Nadd!
Jedi Vs Sith: The Essential Guide to the Force?
@@starwarsfananimations maybe. I found it at the local Barnes & Noble when AoTC premiered in the theatres. A bunch of dark horse comics and novels were on display. Ypu should have seen by eyes buldge to see more of the EU. All I knew was SoTE.
Thanks for this video. I picked this up digitally. I'm making my way through the Extended Universe novels...which I own most (if not all off them). Great breakdown.
Thanks!
Buying it NOW before they kick it off Amazon. Not like with Heart of the Jedi where I went "Well I'll add it to my Amazon wish list and get it eventually." LOL
Oof that’s a sad story. Fortunately all the files you need to print it yourself privately exist online so it’s still available to purchase for yourself but will certainly cost more than a mass market paperback
Awesome breakdown of an awesome new work!
A very awesome new work! Now which is better? The Lulu or Amazon edition? haha
@@starwarsfananimations Hee hee hee
It's an amazing book. I bought it in print and ebook
Where'd you find it digitally?
Ordered! Can’t wait to get it!
@@Briggs211 glad to hear it!
I want this Book
Do what must be done!
Ooh. I need it.
@@NicoleM04 do what just be done!
Wow this book looks perfect, a useful guide to fully learn EU timeline even for the ones who knows.
But it looks expensive though
Given how thick it is I’d say it’s reasonably priced, but it is selling at hardcover prices. The content is worth it imo
Very cool. Waiting for my copy.
@@asantiago704 awesome! Let me know what you think when you get it!
@@starwarsfananimations Sure thing. I want your feedback on something, so will email you with a few questions.
I just wish they called it "Star Wars Expanded Universe Timeline" rather than using Disney's slave name.
@@gerlofsdonia4522 I agree, but I’m more concerned with the content than the title
As the author, I take a bit of an issue with the term “Disney’s slave name”.
I clearly love the EU, but I also love canon. Like it or not, the people who now own Star Wars have rebranded the EU as Legends, and I’ve titled it as such. To do anything else is wishing a reality that doesn’t exist
@@trevordavey1 lmao a reality that doesn't exist would be calling it "THE TRUE STARWARS CANON!" But it WAS reality prior to selling to disney, we have a problem with it because when the creator of the franchise says how wrong they got it the legal ownership of a franchise no longer holds any weight in whether or not the word Canon actually applies to the new product because it isn't in line with the creators vision or has his blessing in the finished product. I can definitely respect that you enjoy dis canon stuff I do too I like squadrons campaign, I like all of jedi fallen order and alot of jedi survivor, I like mando seasons 1 and 2, and I like rogue one, but what you said is such a strange thing it's not delusion, we're literally the only people keeping the flame alive by discussing this talking point, because as it is currently dis canon is performing horribly.
@@dalewilliams4451 Not to mention that George Lucas himself, the creator, has stated in an online stream he hosted with his wife that he doesn't consider Disney's works his nor part of his vision.
@@trevordavey1 Nah. I just don't give a shit about legalese
well I just placed my order I do have heart of a Jedi and all of the supernatural encounter books
@@septemberforajedi7701 all awesome to hear!
@@starwarsfananimations My copy just came in today and I am super happy about it hopefully others are able to get their own copy before it is removed
@@septemberforajedi7701 awesome to hear!
I need some input. I’m not very familiar with the Star Wars old republic era, would this be easy to follow and remember for someone me being new to this time period and legends as a whole? And are there any other books you would recommend to me?
This is probably the best if you’re looking for info on the timeline! Starwarstimeline.net is also a great resource!
0:37 is 😮that even legal?
Keep it safe keep it hidden!
How does this compare with Wookiepedia?
@@starwars.legends.illustrated It’s an easy to follow “excel” sheet essentially which has each moment, when it was released, writer and medium type. Wookiepedia does not have chapter/page/level chronology, as several things have a lot of overlap. Probably the best example in this book is Darth Plagueis as it breaks it up into its constituent parts alongside books and comics such as Jedi Council: Acts of War, Maul books/comics, Jedi Apprentice, Jango Fett: Open Seasons TPM etc. in extreme detail. Wookiepedia just roughly throws it together in complete chunks based on start point
@@starwarsfananimations Alright. Mine's in the mail. 😁
Thank goodness TCW isn't in that book. FIloni outright ruined the EU timeline with his show.
It actually IS! I’ve included TCW and all related media as a second, separate timeline
I do prefer that the main Clone wars timeline is just CWMMP, but as the author noted in his other comment, the TCW timeline does exist as a separate timeline in the back which I missed while filming the video
I might actually have to get this book now
@@gerlofsdonia4522 do it!
@@starwarsfananimations I want to, but after seeing trevordavey1's response to my EU post, I'm feeling unsure about it now. 😕What do you think?