Dante Cutler
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Looking for a Jedi Master to train my Padawan OC hes currently 15 if you're interested please let me know. 
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Looking for a Jedi Master
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Sorel Crieff
Ready are you? What know you of ready?
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Just an observation/advice (to use if you choose).
It will be tempting to accept the first Master that comes along. But I'd recommend you stipulate here what sort of Master you're looking. Include things like alignment (light, grey, rogue, dark), if you'd want to be part of a Faction (or not), what your character goals/aims are, what sort of Jedi you want to become (guardian, healer etc.). That sort of thing.
It will give prospective Masters a good understanding if you're a good fit or not (and show you're serious about the process). Many, many Padawans drop out after a short while on the boards. For a Knight/Master to invest time in you, it helps if you show your commitment up front and the sort of questions I posed above will go some way towards demonstrating that.
As I say, no way compulsory, just a suggestion
Just an observation/advice (to use if you choose).
It will be tempting to accept the first Master that comes along. But I'd recommend you stipulate here what sort of Master you're looking. Include things like alignment (light, grey, rogue, dark), if you'd want to be part of a Faction (or not), what your character goals/aims are, what sort of Jedi you want to become (guardian, healer etc.). That sort of thing.
It will give prospective Masters a good understanding if you're a good fit or not (and show you're serious about the process). Many, many Padawans drop out after a short while on the boards. For a Knight/Master to invest time in you, it helps if you show your commitment up front and the sort of questions I posed above will go some way towards demonstrating that.
As I say, no way compulsory, just a suggestion