What Reading Order Works Best For All Star Wars Old Republic Books?

2026-07-19 11:07:52
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IvanMoore
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Here's a chronological list, but with commentary: 1. 'Dawn of the Jedi' (Way, way back. Optional deep lore). 2. 'Tales of the Jedi' (The real start of the Old Republic era. Read it). 3. 'Knights of the Old Republic' comics/game (The golden age). 4. 'The Old Republic' novels/game (The decline and new war).

The tricky part is item 3. The comic and game timelines overlap. I'd say read the comics up to a certain point, then play the game, then finish the comics. But honestly, that's getting into the weeds. Just know that chunk belongs together.
2026-07-20 18:43:43
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AvaHansen
AvaHansen
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My shelf is literally organized by this. If we're talking pure novels and not games, here's my recommended book list order: 1. 'Lost Tribe of the Sith' (the paperback collection). 2. 'Revan'. 3. 'Deceived'. 4. 'Red Harvest' (it's a horror sidestory but fits in the era). 5. 'Fatal Alliance'. 6. 'Annihilation'.

That's the narrative flow for the novel series tied to the SWTOR game. 'Lost Tribe' is a prelude about Sith philosophy. 'Red Harvest' is skippable but fun if you like zombie Sith alchemy.

Don't forget the 'Knights of the Old Republic' comic omnibuses aren't novels, but they're essential reading you should slot in before 'Revan' for full impact. The character of Zayne Carrick is a gem.
2026-07-22 23:53:34
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AmyKnight
AmyKnight
Plot Explainer Librarian
Anyone else just use the timelines in the back of the old Star Wars reference books? I have a beaten-up copy of 'The Essential Reader's Companion' that lists all the Old Republic stories in order. I just worked my way down that list, mixing comics, books, and game summaries. It felt official and took the guesswork out. Sometimes the best system is the one someone else already figured out and printed in a book.
2026-07-23 14:08:48
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TateBook
TateBook
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I recommend a 'character-centric' order. Pick a character you like from the games or trailers and follow their story.

Example for Revan: KOTOR Game -> 'Revan' novel -> SWTOR Jedi Knight class story (or summary).

Example for Satele Shan: 'Fatal Alliance' novel (she's in it) -> 'The Old Republic: Threat of Peace' comic -> SWTOR Cinematic Trailers.

This method is more rewarding than trying to absorb every event in sequence. The Old Republic is too vast; following threads you care about keeps it fun.
2026-07-23 18:05:12
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HankPayne
HankPayne
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The audio drama 'The Old Republic: Blood of the Empire' is so underrated in these discussions. It's not a book, but it's an auditory experience that sets a mood. If you do audio, slot that in after 'Deceived'.

For pure books, a solid three-step order is: 1. 'Lost Tribe of the Sith' (for Sith worldbuilding). 2. 'The Old Republic: Revan' (for the big crossover). 3. 'The Old Republic: Annihilation' (for a solid, spy-thriller conclusion to the novel series).

This skips the middling entries and gives you three distinct flavors: ancient Sith cult, tragic hero sequel, and galactic-political thriller.
2026-07-24 16:31:18
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