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Revan's light and dark sides are merged here; he's fighting at his absolute best. Plagueis is in his prime, as well.

Starting distance is thirty meters. Who wins and why?

Plagueis in his prime believed he has surpass all Sith before him, which is impressive since he does believe in the legends such as Ommins feat of poisoning Onderons atmosphere and Sadows Corsair destroying stars. Years before his prime he was already exuding planetary wide dark side energies and in his death shook Coruscants core.

Honestly, Revan.

Honestly, Plagueis.

Originally posted by The Merchant
Plagueis in his prime believed he has surpass all Sith before him, which is impressive since he does believe in the legends such as Ommins feat of poisoning Onderons atmosphere and Sadows Corsair destroying stars. Years before his prime he was already exuding planetary wide dark side energies and in his death shook Coruscants core.

Luckily, the last time Revan was regarded as a Sith was massively pre prime.
Anyway, that was his opinion not fact. He has not meet the likes of Vitiate only heard an unknown amount of his exploits, from an unknown source.

Originally posted by slayne
Revan's light and dark sides are merged here; he's fighting at his absolute best. Plagueis is in his prime, as well.
My boy Revan's get this.

Still Plagueis.

Plagueis wins in a somewhat decent fight. The notion of him shitstomping, however, is ridiculous.

I mean, he stomps Revan. And Revan is sh!t, so that technically is shitstomping.

Plagueis shitstomps. And no, it's not ridiculous when Revan got one-shot by an inferior Force user to Plagueis

Yeah guys, didn't you hear: Revan's not even above Galaxy-level plebs like Kenobi!

Who one-shotted Revan? Please don't tell me "Vitiate." An amped Vitiate nearly lost to a drugged Revan.

Originally posted by Ursumeles
Still Plagueis.

Originally posted by thesithmaster
An amped Vitiate nearly lost to a drugged Revan.

Revan recovered; And yeah, Vitiate practically one-shotted Revan once he had the oppertunity to regain his composure and regather his power.

Originally posted by Ursumeles
Still Plagueis.

Originally posted by MythLord
Revan recovered; And yeah, Vitiate practically one-shotted Revan once he had the oppertunity to regain his composure and regather his power.

Revan never was in his prime condition against Vitiate, in fact he was decently hindered, and still managed to absorb energy which was described as "infinitely" more power than one from Nyriss which would of turned Meetra to ash.

While weakend Revans parity was closer to Vitiates, than that of Meetras/scourges to Nyriss. Prime Novel Revan is easily Novel Vitiates caliber.

Originally posted by MythLord
Revan recovered; And yeah, Vitiate practically one-shotted Revan once he had the oppertunity to regain his composure and regather his power.

An amped Vitiate "one-shotted" Revan after a fight where Vitiate failed to TP Revan, Revan "nearly assassinated him" and didn't have too much difficulty dealing with three lightning bolts from Vitiate. So it hardly was a One-shot.

Revan in an exceptional fight.

Plagueis. Good fight.

Originally posted by thesithmaster
An amped Vitiate "one-shotted" Revan after a fight where Vitiate failed to TP Revan, Revan "nearly assassinated him" and didn't have too much difficulty dealing with three lightning bolts from Vitiate. So it hardly was a One-shot.

With a charged attack on a dark side nexus no less. "One-shot" is definitely the wrong term to use in this instance.

Originally posted by YousufKhan1212
Plagueis. Good fight. I'm going with the guy who emitted shockwaves upon dying.

These interpretations of Revan vs. Vitiate are....interesting to say the least. mmm

Revan wins in an amazing fight.

Originally posted by Geistalt
I'm going with the guy who emitted shockwaves upon dying.

Plagueis' death irrevocably shifted the balance of the Force, so much so that Palpatine compared it to Anakin's birth and feared that the event might have informed the Jedi of the Sith's proximity. That's much more impressive than his corpse arbitrarily emitting shockwaves(?), which Revan didn't even do, by the way.

Originally posted by NewGuy01
Plagueis' death irrevocably shifted the balance of the Force, so much so that Palpatine compared it to Anakin's birth and feared that the event might have informed the Jedi of the Sith's proximity. That's much more impressive than emitting shockwaves, which Revan didn't even do, by the way.
...He was talking about Plagueis

Ah, that makes sense. I forgot that even happened; my mistake.

Originally posted by NewGuy01
Plagueis' death irrevocably shifted the balance of the Force, so much so that Palpatine compared it to Anakin's birth and feared that the event might have informed the Jedi of the Sith's proximity. That's much more impressive than his corpse arbitrarily emitting shockwaves(?), which Revan didn't even do, by the way.

Originally posted by slayne
...He was talking about Plagueis

What a subhuman.

what's with the double post bro

Originally posted by Geistalt
I'm going with the guy who emitted shockwaves upon dying. If we're going by that Logic then Nikkos Tyris > Everyone.

People talk about Plagueis's will yet, he never willed himself to Live through pure anger in a dead body, nor come back as a force spirit. Revans will was powerful enough for him to split his spirit into light and dark. from mentally surviving Vitiate, who could dominate worlds through TP and the dread masters, who could make entire fleets disappear for 300 years. ANd fought back mentally. SOR, was affecting the very structure of the force, within the Jedi/Sith passively. "tapestry has become flawed"

That's not willpower, that's dissociative identity disorder.

Originally posted by NewGuy01
That's not willpower, that's dissociative identity disorder.

Any other examples of this occurring within the SW universe, the feat is impressive/unique. And nah it would of taken a bit of willpower for them, physically split.

Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
These interpretations of Revan vs. Vitiate are....interesting to say the least. mmm

I could go a bit more into depth if you want.

Originally posted by Haschwalth
People talk about Plagueis's will yet, he never willed himself to Live through pure anger in a dead body, nor come back as a force spirit. Revans will was powerful enough for him to split his spirit into light and dark. from mentally surviving Vitiate, who could dominate worlds through TP and the dread masters, who could make entire fleets disappear for 300 years. ANd fought back mentally. SOR, was affecting the very structure of the force, within the Jedi/Sith passively. "tapestry has become flawed"
True.

Darth Plagueis is overrated.