Game
Hide-and-sense
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Hide-and-sense was a game that involved the use of the Force. To play the game, one player would blindfold themselves while at least one other participant would hide. The blindfolded individual would then attempt to sense the game's hiders in the Force by focusing on their energy concentrations. During the Republic Era, Jedi younglings in the Jedi Temple on the Core Worlds planet Coruscant played the game as part of their training.
At some point by 44 BBY, members of the Jedi initiate clan Kybuck Clan, including Obi-Wan Kenobi, Siri Tachi, and Prie, played hide-and-sense while in their living quarters within the Coruscant Temple's crèche. In their games, Prie often attempted to cheat, and Tachi teased the other players. Kenobi later remembered playing hide-and-sense with his friends while on a mission to the Outer Rim planet Lenahra in 41 BBY and used the skills that he had learned from the game to sense who was around him.
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- Players
- At least 2
- Ages
- Youth
- Locations
- Coruscant
- Affiliations
- Jedi Order
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- Padawan (first mentioned)
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