ok so technically this should be silmarillion x hp, but well. i refuse to talk about hp anymore for the obvious reasons 🥲🥲
WHICH IS GOOD FOR US because I HAVE spent many hours daydreaming about a Silmarillion x Star Wars AU which @essayofthoughts had asked about months ago and I Forgor:
Feanor is the oldest son of the King of the Noldor, one of three clans of the ancient, legendary and allegedly immortal peoples of the Eldar, on the hidden Deep Core world of Tirion.
In the year 10,500 BBY, Feanor invented the special artificial substance, Silima, drawn from the difficult to collect swirling antimatter and other substances surrounding the Galactic Centre. In the Deep Core world of Ezellohar (later known only as the Wellspring of Life*), he molded the substance of life itself into the Silima, along with the light of the Deep Core's ~4 billion stars, to make the Silmarils.
These jewels were stolen during the Sith Wars by a mysterious Dark Side entity, setting off a bloody quest for vengeance spanning across the galaxy and into the Unknown Regions. While the protracted war eventually led to the reestablishment of the Galactic Republic (and Feanor's death), and the death of the mysterious Dark Entity at the hands of Prince Finarfin, the location of the Silmarils remained unknown.
One of the benefits of this civil war and bloody revenge quest is that the Feanorians now have an empire of business interests ranging from the arms trade and war, to straight up racketeering and the spice** trade.
Many thousands of years later, the Republic has fallen, the first Death Star has been destroyed and Rebel spies have learned that the Emperor Palpatine has found a secret and ancient artifact that could power the heart of a new weapon that could prove to be even more destructive than the Death Star.
The Rebels are pretty sure this has to be the missing Silmarils, thanks to intelligence provided by Fingolfin, Senator for the Valinor sector in the Galactic Senate, and some time lover of Mon Mothma
Maedhros, head of one of the largest and oldest business criminal empires in the galaxy, on a scale to rival Black Sun, who made mint selling weapons to both sides of the last war, is faced with an ethical quandary that actually troubles his conscience: to side with the Rebel Alliance, or bait them into recovering the Silmarils and then wiping them out and taking them back for himself?
This is somewhat complicated further by the fact that his brother Curufin is a senior officer in the ISB, and Celegorm is a hotshot Admiral in the Imperial fleet, on track to ascend to Moffdom*** over the unruly but wealthy Mid Rim Beleriand Sector.
Maglor, on the other hand, is experiencing a different crisis of conscience, because while he's been enjoying a stint as the galaxy's most popular sparkle-bop**** star, he's starting to realise that every time he appears on Top of the Bops on the Galactic Broadcasting Corporation, he's laundering the Emperor's reputation for him. Should he quit? But if he does, how can he continue to afford the Coruscant penthouse and elegant, ancient artifacts pilfered from across the galaxy and sold to private collectors by charming men like Luthen Rael (albeit before his mysterious death and disappearance)*****?
The Silmarils are traced to the obscure Outer Rim world of Sirion. Elwing, the daughter of a Jedi******, killed during the purges of Order 66, suddenly finds herself the centre of far too much attention.
IDK anything else but I know:
Maglor and Elwing have sex. Ideally on his fancy yacht on Canto Bight.
Han Solo annoys the shit out of Maedhros. Between Lando & him, they nearly persuade Maedhros into being "good" by being annoying enough that Maedhros concedes just to get them out of his hair
Celegorm is outwitted by the rebels and gets the sack for it. Curufin is betrayed by his son Celebrimbor and is forced to defect to save his ass. He hates every moment of it.
Finrod is the annoying force-sensitive cousin who can read everyone's minds and does it frequently without permission because unlike Tolkien, in Star Wars, everyone does whatever they want forever
Fingolfin has a threesome with Mon Mothma and Garm Bel Iblis, Senator of Corellia,,,
In fact, Fingolfin was recruited to the Rebel Alliance by Mon Mothma fucking him & pinning him down by the throat (h/t @deweydecibelsystem for this one)
Galadriel, trained in the ancient Jedi arts, teaches Leia how to use the Force.
*real and canon place in Star Wars canon
**spice in Star Wars variously the equivalent of weed, heroin or cocaine depending on the whims of the writer
*** a real and factual title in Star Wars
****from the wookieepedia description, roughly power pop for the space age
*****unbeknownst to Maglor, spymaster of the Rebellion and definitely was spying on Maglor without his realising
****** yes the Jedi weren't allowed to marry, however special dispensation was occasionally given to species on the verge of extinction and the Eldar very much fell under that category
aside but this sparked a very passionate debate in the group chat about whether the species name for the High Elves in GFFA should be "lef" for "dungalef" or "fel" before @essayofthoughts pointed out Tolkien had done half the language work here.