Editing Count Dooku (section)

===Novels===
====''Dark Disciple'' (2015)====
An unfinished sixth season arc of ''The Clone Wars'' was adapted into the 2015 novel ''[[Dark Disciple]]'' by [[Christie Golden]]. In the story, Dooku commands a genocidal attack on the planet Mahranee, leading the Jedi Council to send Master [[Quinlan Vos]] on a mission to assassinate Dooku. Vos partners with Dooku's former apprentice Asajj Ventress for the mission. The two confront Dooku on the planet Raxus Secundus, where Dooku was being awarded at a ceremony, but are no match for the Sith Lord, who captures Vos and forces Ventress to flee. Dooku takes Vos to Serenno, where he tortures him, eventually turning him to the dark side. Sometime later, the Jedi Council liberates Vos with the assistance of Ventress. However, upon deducing that he has turned to the dark side, the Council sends him to face Dooku again as a test of loyalty, with Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker tailing him. Vos defeats Dooku, but spares his life and instead demands Dooku to lead him to Darth Sidious. Obi-Wan and Anakin arrest them both. Vos and Dooku escape aboard Ventress's ship, killing two Jedi and many clone troopers in the process. They are shot down and crash-land on [[Christophsis]], where they seek refuge in a Separatist tower, which is soon under attack by Jedi and Republic forces. Dooku attempts to kill Vos with Force lightning, but Ventress sacrifices her life and saves Vos. After killing Ventress, Dooku escapes the planet.<ref>{{cite book|last1=Golden|first1=Christie|title=Dark Disciple|date=July 7, 2015|publisher=Random House Publishing |isbn=978-0345511539|edition=First}}</ref>

====''Dooku: Jedi Lost'' (2017)====
In the audiobook ''[[Dooku: Jedi Lost]]'' by [[Cavan Scott]], Dooku meets his sister Jenza, brother Ramil, and father Count Gora, when he visits his homeworld of Serenno as a Jedi Initiate. Dooku begins corresponding with Jenza, keeping their communications a secret for years. The audiobook also details several adventures Dooku has with his best friend, Sifo-Dyas, and Dyas's Jedi Master, Lene Kostana. During one mission, Dooku sees visions of many different futures through the Force, which shake him to the core. Eventually, Dooku becomes a Jedi Knight, trains two Padawans (one being Qui-Gon) to knighthood, and joins the Jedi Council, hoping to bring about real change in the Republic. However, after he saves his homeworld of Serenno from invaders, he decides to remain to help his planet rebuild, leaving the Jedi Order and becoming Count Dooku of Serenno.<ref>{{cite book |last1=Scott |first1=Cavan |title=Dooku: Jedi Lost |year=2019 |publisher=Random House Publishing |isbn=978-0593157664 |edition=First}}</ref>

====''Thrawn: Alliances'' (2018)====
In ''[[Thrawn: Alliances]]'', Dooku is mentioned by Duke Solha and [[Padmé Amidala]] while they fight at Mokivj. Solha establishes that the Count had dispatched him and his siblings to Mokivj to produce cortosis B2 super battle droids for the Clone Wars.<ref>[[Thrawn: Alliances]], pages. 212–213 in ebook format.</ref>

====''Master & Apprentice'' (2019)====
The novel ''Master & Apprentice'' by [[Claudia Gray]] recounts several adventures from Qui-Gon Jinn's apprenticeship under Dooku, as well as Dooku's obsession with Jedi prophecies and seeming use of Force lightning during a mission. The novel also reveals that Dooku had one other apprentice before Qui-Gon, Rael Averross.<ref>{{cite book|last1=Gray|first1=Claudia|title=Master & Apprentice|date=April 2019|publisher=Random House LCC US |isbn=978-1984819543|edition=First}}</ref>