In your choice of SW setting, who wins? For me it comes down to "what sort of Jedi are we talking about?". If we're talking about the Jedi of the KOTOR series then it's easily the Jedi, but I'm less confident about say, the Jedi of the prequels.
300 Jedi vs 6,000 medieval knights
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A single Jedi could defeat that many knights. Easily.
Knights have longer weapons and thus kill the Jedi with multiple thrusts. If they're in a formation no knights may even die in the process.
I dunno 'Force push' and 'That throw your lightsaber and boomerang it back' are both Jedi classic tricks and outrange a lance.
>That throw your lightsaber and boomerang it back'
Was that in the prequels? If so then my faith in the Jedi increases a fair bit. No doubt that force speed is also relevant.
Jedis can deflect incoming gunfire, i'm sure they can deflect a spear thrust.
Melting any spear, sword or shield in a single effortless swing.
I don't think this will be a fight at all.
>Force push
>Force pull
>Enhanced speed
>Few different levels of mind-tricks
>Crazy acrobatics
>Weapon capable of cutting through any "standard" material without any issues
>Having actual combat training going ever since childhood rather than being wealthy enough to afford weapons
And that goes without mentioning a single Dark Side power. Force pull alone, even performed by a complete rookie, is capable of disarming entire crowd of people and comes with zero effort.
>300 galactic space wizards with longswords that can slice through any material we have today and magical powers beyond anything your average bupkus could comprehend
>6,000 guys in suits on horses
hm
precognition + weapon that can effortlessly cut through steel = longer weapons just mean it'll take slightly longer for the jedi to slaughter the knights.
Vader throws his lightsaber at luke, it doesn't show it boomeranging back,
but as it cuts to the next scene it is back in his hand.