Jedi Consulate Companion Guide

Jedi Shadow is an advanced class in the Jedi Consulate. This fast and deadly DPS/melee tank uses its power to take down enemies and protect allies from the battles that await in galaxies far away. Jedi Shadows share the same starting class, but are very different from the corresponding classes in JediSage. They can't heal themselves, but they use stealth and tanks to get in and out of combat and make up for it with the ability to assassinate the empire's enemies. You can get more information from goldseasy.

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Jedi Consulate Companion Guide

The Jedi Shadow is a melee DPS/tank with close range capabilities as a blueprint. This makes it a strong competitor when it comes to close range combat. However, Jedi Shadows do not have their own or targeted healing, except for a few situational abilities and talents. This means viability results in teammate healing, party healing, or killing the enemy before the enemy kills you. Fortunately, Shadow wears light armor, but thanks to the shield generator, he is much more defensive.

Jedi Shadow chooses a playstyle by activating various lightsaber techniques that reflect damage or tank. These techniques have a dramatic impact on gameplay and work synergistically with his abilities to allow Jedi Shadows to draw the attention of enemies and fall to the ground. There are three techniques: combat technique (tanking), force technique (DPS) and shadow technique (DPS).

Combat Techniques – This allows Jedi Shadow attacks to kill enemies, increase threat generation, increase armor (150%) and shield chances (20%), and reduce bonus damage.

Force Technique – Adds bonus lightning damage.

Shadow Technique – Adds bonus lightning damage. This is much more damage than Lightning Charge.

Jedi Shadow is equipped with shields and light armor, making him considerably weaker in the defense sector, but using combat techniques will greatly increase armor, greatly increase armor chances, and turn him in a real tank. So don't be fooled by the armor. Robes can be defeated when you have power.

Several techniques come with special boosters. They can "break" due to additional effects. The Force Technique adds a DoT (damage over time) debuff, the Combat Technique deals a small amount of damage to 5 nearby enemies to reduce accuracy, and the Combat Technique deals direct damage. Force Bleach is one of the most powerful abilities in the shadow damage rotation, so feel free to use it.