First trilogy

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## Chronological information

### Followed by

Second trilogy

The **first trilogy** is the first installment of films of the Legacy saga that will be produced. The first trilogy describes key events that took place from the year 37 BBY to 19 BBY before the events of *Star Wars: Rise of the Rebellion*. The first film primarily focuses on the recently-knighted Keleran Verso and tells the story of him attempting to save the Jedi Order after receiving visions of its destruction. Then, the last two films focus on Keleran's son, Kenan Verso and his mentor Del Morrigan, and the story of their friendship that strengthens during the Clone Wars and the subsequent Great Jedi Purge, which Keleran envisioned years ago. It also sets the framework for the following trilogies, introducing characters that will play pivotal roles in the future films.

## Plot summary

### *A Legacy Lost*

The saga begins with the young Jedi Keleran Verso, who earns his knighthood, and begins to receive visions of the destruction of the Jedi Order. As the first film unfolds, key characters appear, such as Hela Naterrie, Talan Bizago, R3-D3, TC-11, Yoda, Myto Seffa, and the young Galen Fontaine, the future Darth Midous. After Keleran voiced his concerns to the Jedi Council, they fear the visions are "whispers" from the dark side of the Force and sentence him to service in the Jedi Archives for rehabilitation. There, he receives support and wisdom from Jedi Master Jocasta Nu, who gave him a holocron that contained the location of Force-sensitive children. She believed he could save the Jedi and encourages him to leave Coruscant, in order to do so. Taking Nu's advice, Keleran leaves Coruscant and returns to his homeworld of Milano, where he gets married to Hela Naterrie, who he fell in love with during his time as a Padawan.

Though Keleran and Hela were expecting a child, Keleran decides to leave them behind to begin rebuilding the Jedi Order, along with his friends, Lee-Fan Wey and R3-D3. While traveling the galaxy, Keleran and his friends discover the planet Amestria, where he built a Jedi Temple and began training Force-sensitive children in the ways of the Force, hoping to survive the events in his visions. At the end of the film, the Sith Lord Darth Sidious discovers Keleran and the children on Amestria, which leads to the tragic death of Keleran and his apprentices. However, Lee-Fan escapes the onslaught and vows to protect Keleran's son, Kenan Verso, from the Sith. The film also features Galen Fontaine and his early descent to the dark side of the Force after witnessing the death of his master at the hands of the former Jedi Master, Count Dooku.

### *The Spark of War*

Over the course of the next two films, the Clone Wars had started between the Galactic Republic and Confederacy of Independent Systems. The second film begins with a mysterious attempt on Senator Hela Naterrie's life. The investigation is tasked to Jedi Master Lekaro Nin and his apprentice Del Morrigan, while also serving as the Senator's bodyguards. The investigation of the assassination attempt leads the Jedi to Murkhana, where they uncover a plot by the Corporate Alliance and Confederacy to invade the resource-rich world of Hinari. This discovery brings the mastermind, Senator Wes Norven, out of hiding and brought to justice. Afterwards, the Galactic Senate gives newly elected Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine emergency powers to raise an army of clones, cloned from the notorious bounty hunter Jango Fett, to combat the rising Separatist threat.

Following the outbreak of the Clone Wars, the Jedi Council grants Kenan Verso with the rank of Padawan and sends him to meet his new master, Del Morrigan, on the planet Zygnost. While leading the Grand Army of the Republic against the native Zygnostians and Separatist Droid Army alike, Del encounters Kenan for the first time before they engage the elusive Separatist leader Count Dooku. After the battle, Del and Kenan are called into action again to liberate Hinari from the Corporate Alliance after the former Senator Wes Norven had been freed from Republic custody. Meanwhile, Galen Fontaine, who had since then become the Sith Lord Darth Midous, advances in his vigorous training under Count Dooku as the two orchestrate a plot to takeover the Sith and conquer the galaxy.

### *The Fallen Order*

The third film opens up with an older and more poised Kenan Verso training with Del Morrigan in the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. Amidst the training session, they are called into action with Jedi Master Tark Doon to fight General Grievous on Falleen. Though victorious in a Republic occupation of Falleen, Morrigan, Verso, and Doon fail to capture Grievous, who escapes to lead an attack on Coruscant. While on the way back to Coruscant after the battle, the clone trooper Hazard began feeling and acting strange, feeling animosity towards Doon when he looked at him. With a malfunction in his behavioral modification chip that made him carry out Clone Protocol 66 prematurely, Hazard executes Doon, but is quickly held back by Morrigan and the other clone troopers.

After examining Hazard, the clone medic Stim recommended taking Hazard to Kamino, where he could be further examined and treated. Stim and the ARC trooper Bolt accompanied Hazard on the way to Kamino, while everyone else returned to Coruscant to mourn Doon's death. Before Morrigan and Verso leaves for Abrion Major, they receive a report from the Kaminoans, who withheld the truth about the true nature of the inhibitor chips on the order of Dooku, claiming that Hazard was exposed to a virus that caused him to lash out. Though unpleased with the vague diagnosis, the Jedi Council decides to close the investigation. Leading an army of clones, Morrigan, Verso, and Jedi Master Ran-Bo Nori invade Abrion Major and begin their attack on the Separatist forces.

During the battle, the Sith Lord Darth Sidious, secretly Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine, issues Order 66, causing the clone troopers to execute Nori. Then, while aboard the *Integrity*, Morrigan and Verso are also targeted by the clone troopers that served beside them throughout the Clone Wars. With the help of the astromech droid R3-D3, the two escape the onslaught and go into exile on Batuu. Meanwhile, the Sith Lord Darth Midous travels to Coruscant after learning of his master, Dooku's death at the order of Palpatine. Midous fails to defeat Palpatine, and is temporarily imprisoned in the Jedi Temple. After Palpatine transforms the Republic into the Galactic Empire, the fallen Jedi Temple Guard Yondo Patton, who abandoned his fellow Jedi to survive, rescues Darth Midous and the two escape to the Outer Rim Territories, planning to exact their revenge on Sidious and the newly-formed Empire.