Vrook Lamar was a male Human Jedi Master who fought during the Great Sith War. He served the Jedi Order on both the Jedi High Council and the Dantooine Enclave Council during the Great Hunt, the Mandalorian Wars, and the Jedi Civil War. During his tenure as a dark side of the Force. 3c4l1i
Vrook was voiced by Ed Asner in Knights of the Old Republic and Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords.
As Vrook wielded a KotOR game is considered canonical.
In Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords, Vrook can teach the player one of the Force or lightsaber forms he knows, depending on what order the Exile visits the planets.
With the Force Power Force Sight (obtained by the Jedi Exile in Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords) it is shown that Vrook only has a relatively weak light side alignment, perhaps reflecting on his cynical and unforgiving nature.
If the Exile is a Jedi Consular, Vrook demonstrates his mastery of Force lightning while teaching the Exile his Force form.
It is possible to assume that after his outburst in Homecoming, that Vrook is very fond of the power of the Jedi Council and dislikes anything going against it or its orders, which is the same sort of arrogance that took dark side.
Biography
In the years following the Great Sith War, Vrook’s primary residence was the Jedi Enclave on Dantooine, but he periodically attended Council meetings at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. In the year 3,993 BBY, he attended the Council meetings on Dantooine that directed Shaela Nuur, Duron Qel-Droma, and Guun Han Saresh to continue the Great Hunt.
During dark side, and also voiced his concern on her influence on the other padawans (many imitated her actions when they saw her). Vandar, however, believed her to be a natural leader and saw her immense potential, and told Vrook that her actions were none of his concern.
Vrook was present at the Council meeting during which the Jedi Covenant were questioned and lectured concerning the loss of their Padawans. He ordered that Feln, Q’Anilia, Raana Tey, Xamar, and Mandalorian Wars, Vrook would be present at the Council meeting during which the Exile was banished from the Jedi Order.
Vrook remained on Dantooine during the turbulent years of the Dark Lord continued to grow in the Force, he remained true to the light side.
As Darth Malak, attacked the Jedi Enclave on Dantooine. Vrook and his fellow Council survived the Sith assault.
After the dark years of the First Jedi Purge, Vrook hid in the ruins of the Dantooine Enclave.
Azkul and his remaining mercenaries.
Although Vrook’s attitude towards the Exile had grown more benevolent following her heroism in the First Battle of Dantooine, he did not allow his feelings to alter his judgment when the newly established Council convened to judgment on her once more. Vrook and his fellow Masters, kill them because they were Jedi, but because she could not allow them to harm the Exile after the Exile did so much for them. Traya used Force Drain to strip Vrook and the others of the Living Force, killing them.
Vrook’s high expectations of each and every Jedi pupil led many to perceive him as a grumpy, unappeasable individual, although he simply wished for all his students to be strong, capable Jedi. However, he also had a blind conviction in his abilities and teachings—a trait evident when he wanted to punish the Jedi Exile as a Padawan for simply arguing with his own Padawan.
Though he was extremely pessimistic and cynical, Vrook was one of the more active of the Dantooine Council, often personally mediating disputes. Despite his harsh demeanor, he occasionally showed great concern for the safety of Padawans, as when he rebuked The Revanchist for endangering his pupils in the Mandalorian Wars.
Wielding a green lightsaber, he utilized the Ataru, Shien, Niman, and Juyo combat forms. Lamar was also proficient in the advanced Force forms.
