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Here are the scans of the duel between Exar Kun (Dark Jedi) vs Ulic-Quel Droma (Dark Jedi) from Tales of the Jedi.

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Yes, written in times, when Star Wars universe and the idea of the force itself hadn't been explored like it has been today. Now compare their mumbling to the Force philosophy in KotOR games!

Originally posted by Gambler
Yes, written in times, when Star Wars universe and the idea of the force itself hadn't been explored like it has been today. Now compare their mumbling to the Force philosophy in KotOR games!


And thankfully the role of Sith Lord as interruptor of duels has gone away ^^

Nowadays even if a Sith Lord decides to spare someone- fairly rare- it's only after a clear victory.

Originally posted by Q99
And thankfully the role of Sith Lord as interruptor of duels has gone away ^^

Nowadays even if a Sith Lord decides to spare someone- fairly rare- it's only after a clear victory.

Yes, but today they sometimes make them too evil, instead of pragmatic, which a manipulative Sith lord should be. Maybe it's the smartest Sith lords that actually refrain from giving into senseless murdering.

Originally posted by Gambler
Yes, but today they sometimes make them too evil, instead of pragmatic, which a manipulative Sith lord should be. Maybe it's the smartest Sith lords that actually refrain from giving into senseless murdering.

The ones who are too evil tend to self-destruct, which makes sense, not everyone with such a philosophy will turn out reasonable. There's a mix.

And normally in other stuff, sith who work together have their personal hierarchy of power decided more definitively.