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Are the lore associated with Knights of the Old Republic (and soon to be released Old Republic) video game considered as Star Wars canon?

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According to this answer, I believe that SW: KOTOR and the sequel are considered C-level canon. It is canon unless it contradicts something that is in a novel or in G-level canon.

In any SW video game with multiple endings to quests, I believe that the canon resolution is the 'best' one - the one that offers the most 'light side' points. In canon, I believe that all side quests are considered to be taken.

It's also worth pointing out that video games are typically considered 'less canon' than the EU novels - G-level trumps novels, novels trump video games. Comics most likely fall in with novels, except when they're tied to a game - then the comic trumps gameplay, but an EU novel still trumps it.

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  • G-level means the movies right? – Jonn Sep 25 '11 at 00:07
  • @Jonn: Movies, novelizations thereof, and Lucas interviews. – Jeff Sep 25 '11 at 17:47
  • @Jef: What are you referring to? :) – sbi Sep 25 '11 at 20:33
  • adding to this answer: some "more canonical" works like novels and whatnot seemly mention Kotor character (like Darth Nihilus) and seemly Lucas had a good amount of input in making Kotor series (for example in Kotor2 you can turn your followers in Jedi, except the wookie one, because Lucas explicitly forbid that). – speeder Oct 21 '16 at 17:32