Darth Vader vs. Naga Shadow or Tulak Hord (your pick)
Everyone in this forum pratically say Vader is sh!t, but he isn't! He's an awesome powerful sith lord with great power. I want to see what people have to say about this fight so I can prove what I mean.
He wouldn't get anywhere close to killing either. What did he ever do that was so powerful? I assume your talking about suit Vader but even if this is ROTS Anakin he would still lose.
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yeah, itd be like bastilla facing revan or yoda, shes gets her ass kicked either way. i think though if vader had kept his limbs and not become a cyborg he might have a chance. i mean the wisdom and intelligence of OT Vader combined with the body of ROTS Vader would make a pretty damn good sith lord. plus over time he would improve his dueling skills to be at least in the same league as the other two. but unfortunately for vader that didnt work so he sucks among ancient sith lords
lol,vader is insignificant in this one, it would come down to tulak an naga.
my pick would be naga sadow. unless i'm mistaken sadow an hord were in the same time line correct?
Naga sadow. Sadow also demonstrated an ability to manipulate solar activity through the Force, giving him the power to create solar flares and twice using this to escape from Republic forces, once causing the already unstable star affected to explode. He could destroy entire stars with the force he's a beast and Tulak. Tulak Hord was a master of Lightsaber combat, according to a few. As Kreia said, he was known as "the greatest lightsaber duelist of the Sith Lordes" going on to say that his skill was considered "remarkable even for his time, when many true lightsaber masters lived" when asked she reveals that were the exile to face an ancient Sith Lord in combat, he would learn that "we are as children playing with toys compared to the prowess of the old masters. Later, Khem Val said almost the same thing, when he told the Inquisitor about how Tulak broke through the Yn and Chabosh alone.
It would appear Tulak was also a master of telekinesis. According to Khem Val when the Inquisitor sees the ruins of the Endar Spire, "The great Tulak Hord once pulled a ship this size from the sky." Oh and Tulak came after naga by the way.
So he destroyed two entire races on his own and he was the strongest of the ancient sith
Not to Mention that Tulak Hord single-handedly conquered over 100 worlds for his sith empire, killing legions of Jedi & Soilders, while his servent and fellow sith warrior Khem Val fed on what was left of Tulak's fallen enemies Force energy, and later becoming a sith history legend.
Tulak hord was the greatest lightsaber master to have ever lived because of his achievements.
That walking tin-can Vader would get turned into a armor pile of scrapp if he threatened Tulak Hord.
You do know that was largely the ship, right? Even a less powerful force user, Aleema Keto, was able to do the same thing using his ship.
Correction- he lived at a time when the Sith Empire and the Jedi weren't in contact.
He did certainly kill tons of rival Sith and soldiers and conquering tons of worlds and all that, so not a knock on his power. Simply, no Jedi ever came within a hundred lightyears of him during his life time.
Still Tulak Hord killed over 10,000 overall, compiling of both soldiers and other species. Some of those species were force sensitive like Jedi, but nevertheless all destroyed.
Actually i take back what i said. Tulak did kill over 3,000 Jedi. His servent Khem Val was quoted to have consumed over Thousands of Jedi in Service of Tulak Hord.
In Tulak Hord's service he devoured over a thousand Jedi at Yn and the Battle of Chabosh.
You're the one who's corrected. Tulak Hord killed legions of Jedi with a lightsaber alone. Tulak Hord is the Greatest lightsaber master to have ever lived.
His continuity is so messed up.... I mean, he's supposed to be after the Hundred Years Darkness, and before Naga Sadow, and Naga Sadow was the first Sith to contact the Republic since the Hundred Year Darkness, and he's supposed to have fought Jedi?
Writers have their wires crossed.
(Which, of course, the Wookiepedia article on Tulak notes)
May 31st, 2005 11:36 PM
