Well Battle meditation was in the EU, but it was a really rare skill that few Jedi could pull off.
Yeah I think it’s the technical explanation of it in this book that I’m not entirely fond of.
Again I’m not meaning to hang this book out to dry, I’ll read it, it just portrays my least favorite style of Jedi which is too “high functioning” for lack of a better term. A story about a couple Jedi on a frontier world? Sure I’m there. But when it’s too big of a team or organization I get a little lost.
I’ve got a friend who loves to show me The Old Republic animated “movies” and those have the same elements, too many lightsabers, too much organization of the Jedi/Sith. It just isn’t for me. I like the ronin/undercover and outgunned Jedi.