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Oh I didn't catch that we were just talking about ANH. Yeah. which seems to me that Grand Moff's would have more authority than a Grand Admiral. If a Grand Admiral has his fleets in the the Grand Moff's Oversector... the Moff is on top there.

Didn't Tagge actually take send the fleet away, with himself on it? Basically as an FU to Tarkin. Always been alittle unclear on that. DOES a Grand Admiral outrank a Grand Moff? At best, they would seem to be of equal rank with different jurisdictions/division of responsibility. I mean...

Moff's are weird. Tarkin was definitely military, having served in the Republic military back when. Moff's are basically military governors and by ANH, there really isn't a "civilian government" of the Empire anymore. Tarkin is a military officer who also pulls politician duty.

Could have worked in Rebels, although she would have taken alot of the thunder away from the Inquisitors. I don't think it would contradict anything for there to be both Inquisitors and... some special force sensitives. But Rebels focused heavily on the Inquisitors.

Yes and no. Yes, Filoni is all about his slice of Star Wars. But his slice of Star Wars did draw fairly heavily from EU sources. Filoni DOES care about the books... but the canon books. No, Legends is no longer relevant save for a farm to cherry pick things come from. Filoni does not, and...

Prior to Filoni, the answer was no. With Filoni... we can question his writing ability, but he is Star Wars to the core and this is exactly the kind of thing he would do.

In all fairness, most people don't care, ESPECIALLY in Star Wars. Star Wars is space fantasy, and it's at its best when it's laying into the fantasy part of it.

One of my biggest issue with the show extends to the more recent Mandoverse too... Thrawn. I like Thrawn. I'm happy to have him. What I don't understand is why he's such a big deal. Why does everyone consider Thrawn some existential threat? All we've seen of him in canon is that he's kind of...