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Both characters are in their primes, battle takes place at the apex of the Malachor Sith Temple as seen in Rebels.

Round 1: Traya has no access to Force drain.
Round 2: Traya has access to Force drain.

Can Ahsoka take down the former master of Malachor?

ends in sex

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Tano being more skilled is her sole advantage against the sheer volume of techniques Traya shuts her down with.

1: Ahsoka

2: Traya

She really doesn't need drain to win here.

Lmao what even is this thread.

Originally posted by Beniboybling
Suck it.

Traya.

Originally posted by Tondemonai
1: Ahsoka

2: Traya

After further consideration I retract this comment. Traya for both

What train of thought made you reconsider, Tond?

While I think Ahsoka is a better duelist, and without drain Traya doesn't have a huge Force advantage (still definitely present, just not so large), she still has the most impressive TK saber dueling feats in the mythos and I can see that potentially giving Ahsoka trouble if Traya opens with it; and otherwise she could TK Ahsoka back and follow with a TK saber assault, while still using FL and choke and such. She's also known to have shatterpoint, and putting all that together I don't see Ahsoka winning, let alone with drain allowed.

What does Traya have in terms of TK that's going to overpower Ahsoka again?

What does Ahsoka have going for her to protect her in mid-combat? Traya overpowered 4 masters of the Jedi Council effortlessly with purely TK.

Wasn't that non-canon cut content?

Originally posted by Tondemonai
While I think Ahsoka is a better duelist, and without drain Traya doesn't have a huge Force advantage (still definitely present, just not so large), she still has the most impressive TK saber dueling feats in the mythos and I can see that potentially giving Ahsoka trouble if Traya opens with it; and otherwise she could TK Ahsoka back and follow with a TK saber assault, while still using FL and choke and such. She's also known to have shatterpoint, and putting all that together I don't see Ahsoka winning, let alone with drain allowed. I'm not too familiar with Traya, but has she ever used those similar tactics in a fight? (Opening with three sabers, TK'ing foes as powerful and skilled as Ahsoka mid-combat, choking Ahsoka-tier people out, etc).

If his evidence is cut content that's not a part of the official material than Traya does not have the level of telekinetic dominance he's trying to say she does.

Ahsoka beats the shit out of her.

Cut content should be logically included (since Obsidian wanted it to be there in the first place).

Anyway Traya also used TK In Canon.

As far as I'm aware that's fan made, not actual cut content.

Apparently there's cut content where she Crushes them to death, but I've yet to find that.

Why would she crush them to death when she never actually planned to kill them at all?

Originally posted by Beniboybling
As far as I'm aware that's fan made, not actual cut content.

What an incredible U-Turn you've made on that topic just in time for an Ahsoka thread.

The only change they made to the original cut-content version was the extended domination, where she crushes each of them and holds them in Whirlwinds. In the original cut-content, as in not fan-made, she still crushes/chokes them, the domination just isn't as extensive.

Originally posted by FreshestSlice
Why would she crush them to death when she never actually planned to kill them at all?

Beats me. But Wookieepedia claims that there's a version where she Drains them, then Crushes them. Haven't seen it, and I don't believe it exists given Wookieepedia's various (disproven) rumours about the games.

Here's the "originally intended version":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TldYE2YbPXI

Originally posted by Tondemonai
What does Ahsoka have going for her to protect her in mid-combat? Traya overpowered 4 masters of the Jedi Council effortlessly with purely TK.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5l9KcTjUan0 13:10

I remembered wrongly that it was 4, that was in cut content. This is "cannon", though.