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The High Republic: A Test of Courage (232 BBY) This ongoing comic book series follows Jedi during the Great Disaster. Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures (232 BBY) This children’s book is set on Hetzal Prime during the Great Disaster. The High Republic: The Great Jedi Rescue (232 BBY) It takes place relatively concurrently with Light of the Jedi and follows characters working on the Starlight Beacon station, a central location in the High Republic storyline. This short story was published in two halves in Star Wars Insider issue 199 and 200. This novel takes place relatively concurrently with Light of the Jedi, and follows Jedi Padawan Reath Silas as he investigates an abandoned space station on the edge of Republic space. The High Republic: Into the Dark (232 BBY) It focuses on the Great Disaster, a central event in most of the early High Republic stories. This novel kicks off the High Republic era of the Star Wars universe, introducing events set approximately 200 years before Episode I: The Phantom Menace. The High Republic Era The High Republic: Light of the Jedi (232 BBY) Updated the High Republic section with the currently released stories. And finally, it should probably go without saying, but there’s no shortage of spoilers below.For these, I’ve placed them into the order based on when I’d consider their “core” storyline takes place, and tried to note where the rest of it fits in.

Some of these entries span long or multiple periods of time, and thus, can’t be neatly placed into the chronology.

The Old Republic era is not considered hard canon at the moment, despite the ongoing storyline in the game, so none of those stories are included here.

I’ll try my best to return to it as often as possible to continue to keep it updated. In this post, I’ll be listing every piece of canon material so far in chronological order.

In 2014, the Star Wars Expanded Universe was decanonized, paving the way for an entirely new generation of stories.Įight years later, and the new Star Wars canon now contains hundreds of films, TV episodes, comics, novels, short stories, and more, quickly rebuilding one of the most expansive storytelling universes of all time.