Star Wars: A Penumbral Path
by Lee Duckett
Two Padawans train under rogue Jedi Masters, forging their own path between the Order’s light and the war’s encroaching darkness.
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Readers looking for a mix of Anti Hero Lead, Found Family, Multi Pov, and Progression Non Stats.
Star Wars: A Penumbral Path runs 64 chapters. Status: ongoing.
Available through Royal Road.
Current catalogue signals show 4.75 average rating from 317 ratings and 1,619 followers.
ProgressReads comparison points include The Ogre's Pendant & The Rat in the Pit, The Riyria Chronicles [WITTY BANTER | EPIC FANTASY | ASSASSINS | THIEVES | MERCENARIES], and Fox’s Tongue and Kirin’s Bone.
Latest chapters
View all 64 chapters →- #64Arc 2 Chapter 37 Feb 2, 2023
- #63Book 2 Chapter 36 Jan 17, 2023
- #62Arc 2 Chapter 35 Nov 3, 2022
- #61Book 2 Chapter 34 Oct 3, 2022
- #60Book 2 Chapter 33 Sep 3, 2022
- #59Book 2 Chapter 32 Aug 15, 2022
- #58Arc 2 Chapter 31 Aug 2, 2022
- #57Book 2 Chapter 30 Jul 2, 2022
- #56Book 2 Chapter 29 Jun 15, 2022
- #55Book 2 Chapter 28 Jun 1, 2022
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What is Star Wars: A Penumbral Path about? ▾
Two Padawans train under rogue Jedi Masters, forging their own path between the Order’s light and the war’s encroaching darkness.
Is Star Wars: A Penumbral Path completed? ▾
No — Star Wars: A Penumbral Path is still ongoing, with new chapters being released. 64 chapters are out so far.
Where can I read Star Wars: A Penumbral Path? ▾
You can read Star Wars: A Penumbral Path on Royal Road.
What books are similar to Star Wars: A Penumbral Path? ▾
Readers who like Star Wars: A Penumbral Path often also enjoy The Ogre's Pendant & The Rat in the Pit, The Riyria Chronicles [WITTY BANTER | EPIC FANTASY | ASSASSINS | THIEVES | MERCENARIES], and Fox’s Tongue and Kirin’s Bone.
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