Let's see, we have A fel, one future Jedi master, a future antilles, 3 rebels, and one imperial douche bag. Am I missing anything?

With that scene in the story where Mara crashes out at Luke in the forest during Heirs and Empires is even funnier with the fact that song exists to depict that scenerio. This toy photo was done by me.

Is star wars rogue planet any good? Should I give it a try or skip it?

This is mostly to do with the New Jedi Order (which is apparently not called that in the books). I'm trying to make sense of it, since I've never read the books, but I've played every single Jedi Knight game that exists (including the one that wasn't called Jedi Knight, just Dark Forces).

So, I didn't realize this, but apparently Corran Horn, Cilghal, Kyp Durron, Tionne, etc, were all recruited by Luke and Trained like, two years before Jedi Academy. Some of them, like Kam Solusar, have had previous Force and lightsaber training, and if I'm not mistaken, Kyle Katarn sorta gets involved at some point. Also, Mara Jade is like, in and out but despite her advanced training as a Sith Assassin, she didn't have the credentials to be an actual teacher? I'm so confused by this.

So, besides Kam and Katarn, who exactly of his early students become masters by 14 ABY, when Jaden and Rosh become students? Other than Kyle and Luke, who are the masters that are training those other students?

Given that they aren't operating by the same rules and regs as the old order, I'm just unsure of how long those first twelve students were students for, and when they became masters to train the next batch that came two to three years later.

That said, did Luke's order ever use the term 'Padawan' for his students?

Somebody help me out here, please. I've surfed Wookiepedia but I feel like I just have more questions than answers.

Like what are flaws about him that you would say are there even in kotor 1 and 2. Like actual flaws. I ask because he seems almost mary sue at times