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Lucien Draay

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Lucien Draay was a Jedi Master during the era of the Mandalorian Wars who, in 3964 BBY, helped perpetrate the infamous Padawan Massacre of Taris. The son of Human Jedi Knight Barrison Draay and half-Human, half-Miraluka Jedi Master Krynda Draay, Lucien was born the heir to the elite Draay family, a dynasty of wealthy financiers. Barrison Draay was killed in the Great Sith War when Lucien was very young, and he was left to be raised by his mother, a famed Jedi Seer who paid little attention to Lucien after finding that he did not have her talent for seeing the future. After several years removed from Jedi affairs entirely, Krynda began training a new class of young seers, but excluded Lucien—although the boy showed strong promise as a Jedi and had considerable natural talent with a lightsaber, taking after his father, Lucien was left to be trained by family retainer Haazen while Krynda concerned herself with her seers. Krynda went on to form the Jedi Covenant, a secret group of seers within the Jedi Order that was dedicated to keeping watch for the rise of the Sith, and after Lucien grew into an extremely capable young Jedi Knight, he was welcomed into the fold. Draay served as the Hand to the Covenant's First WatchCircle, providing practical help and protection to the seers, and eventually becoming one of the Covenant's top on-the-ground leaders.

In the years before the Mandalorian Wars, Draay and his WatchCircle were assigned to the Jedi Tower on the planet Taris, where they each took Padawans. Draay was responsible for training a young Human named Zayne Carrick, who quickly proved himself to be the least of his class. In 3964 BBY, the seers of the First WatchCircle had a traumatic shared vision that they interpreted to mean that one of their apprentices would bring about the ruin of the Jedi Order, and Draay responded by immediately ordering their execution to avert the prophecy. The massacre was carried out at a false Knighting ceremony in the Jedi Tower, but Carrick managed an unlikely escape from Taris, a public embarrassment that caused Draay and the WatchCircle to be reassigned. Carrick was framed for the murders, and Draay continued a dogged pursuit that soon obsessed him completely, although Carrick continued to elude him and the Covenant at every turn. After the manhunt claimed the lives of Draay's colleagues Raana Tey and Feln, Carrick was finally captured by First WatchCircle member Xamar while attempting to bring evidence to clear his name to the Jedi High Council on Coruscant, although Xamar agreed to turn state's evidence and take down Draay and the Covenant from the inside. However, a Jedi raid on the Covenant's Draay Estate headquarters was thwarted when Haazen revealed that he had been the true power behind the Covenant all along, and attempted an insurrection within the Jedi Order. Although Haazen planned to turn Draay to the dark side to lead a new army of Sith under Haazen's banner, Draay rejected his old teacher and worked together with Carrick to foil his schemes. Draay was heavily wounded in the process and was widely believed to have died, but he secretly retreated to a private moon in the Outer Rim to live out his days as leader of a new True Covenant dedicated to keeping the Jedi teachings alive through any prophesied doom.

Text and facts from the “Lucien Draay” article on Wookieepedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Modified for this site.

Facts

Homeworld
Coruscant
Born
4000 BBY
Species
Near-Human (75% Human, 25% Miraluka hybrid)
Gender
Male
Pronouns
He/him
Hair
Blond
Eyes
Blue
Skin
Light
Families
new
Parents
Barrison Draay
Krynda Draay
Partners
new
Siblings
new
Children
new
Affiliations
Jedi Order
Jedi Covenant
Hand of the First WatchCircle
True Covenant
Apprentices
Zayne Carrick

Appearances

34 works, in story order
  1. Knights of the Old Republic 0
  2. Knights of the Old Republic 1 (first appearance)
  3. Knights of the Old Republic 2
  4. Knights of the Old Republic 3
  5. Knights of the Old Republic 4
  6. Knights of the Old Republic 5
  7. Knights of the Old Republic 6
  8. Knights of the Old Republic 7 (mentioned only)
  9. Knights of the Old Republic 9
  10. Knights of the Old Republic 12 (mentioned only)
  11. Knights of the Old Republic 15 (voice only)
  12. Knights of the Old Republic 18
  13. Knights of the Old Republic 19
  14. Knights of the Old Republic 20
  15. Knights of the Old Republic 21
  16. Knights of the Old Republic 24
  17. Knights of the Old Republic 25
  18. Knights of the Old Republic 26 (mentioned only)
  19. Knights of the Old Republic 27 (as a hologram)
  20. Knights of the Old Republic 28 (mentioned only)
  21. Knights of the Old Republic 29
  22. Knights of the Old Republic 30
  23. Knights of the Old Republic 31
  24. Knights of the Old Republic 32
  25. Knights of the Old Republic 33
  26. Knights of the Old Republic 34
  27. Knights of the Old Republic 35
  28. Knights of the Old Republic 38 (indirect mention)
  29. Knights of the Old Republic 49 (mentioned only)
  30. Knights of the Old Republic: War 2 (mentioned only)
  31. Lost Tribe of the Sith: Sentinel (mentioned only)
  32. Star Wars: The Old Republic Cartel Market
  33. Star Wars: The Old Republic (in a codex entry)
  34. The Clone Wars: Defenders of the Lost Temple

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