Vitiate's formless (Rise of the Emperor) incarnation is assumed.
Opponents in order:-
1. Darth Vader
2. Exar Kun
3. Darth Caedus
4. Yoda
5. Luke Skywalker
6. Palpatine (Dark Empire) in a [fresh] clone body
FYI:
This is most distressing. Vitiate may be more powerful then any of us assumed. And as he does not appear to have any manner of physical form, he cannot be restrained or destroyed by conventional means.
Taken from (Darth Marr's written message, Star Wars: The Old Republic: Rise of the Emperor)
Last edited by S_W_LeGenD on Jun 27th, 2015 at 06:23 AM
He's probably more powerful, and obviously a better combatant. He doesn't have any planet-buster stunts or anything, but he has other excellent feats / hype.
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This incarnation of Vitiate is stated to possess immeasurable power:
Enduring and merciless and quite possibly unkillable, Monoliths plainly illustrate the immeasurable power of their creator and are best avoided at all costs.
From (Star Wars: The Old Republic: Rise of the Emperor)
Deadly Field / Death Field are among the most difficult and taxing Force powers to perform in the mythos. Darth Bane was able to conjure a Deadly Field of 10 m radius by drawing on the power of a nexus and the feat still significantly taxed him. In comparison, Vitiate conjured a Deadly Field / Death Field on planetary-scale. Imagine the power needed to perform this feat; 8000 Sith Lords and 10 days of non-stop exertion is needed.
Last edited by S_W_LeGenD on Jun 27th, 2015 at 06:38 AM
1.) Obvious hyperbole is obvious hyperbole. Countless characters, including Anakin Skywalker, have been labeled like this.
2.) Well, I don't really care for your "Vitiate can't be killed as a spirit," so I'm pretending it's physical body to save the BS.
Though, in all honesty, I'm sure the Dagger of Mortis will work just fine on poor old Vitiate. Or the weird Wall of Light thing too.
3.) Yeah.
Good for Vitiate, tbh. I have him above/tied with DE Sidious for a reason.
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Its not an hyperbole. Vitiate conjured a Deadly Field of planetary-scale in this form, a feat that requires thousands of Force-users and multiple days of combined exertion to perform otherwise.
1. You need to stick to the rules of this thread.
2. Prove that Wall of Light can stop Vitiate.
3. And how can the Dagger of Mortis be used on a formless entity? Besides, this weapon have not been considered.
Sidious (Dark Empire) possesses raw power equal or greater then that of 8000 Sith Lords?
Last edited by S_W_LeGenD on Jun 27th, 2015 at 06:43 AM
1.) I never said the feat was hyperbole - I said the accolade was. I can quote you an identical one for the Dread Masters, in which we know are not limitless in power.
2.) That's not really how KMC works, lol. The Wall of Light stopped Spirit!Exar Kun, and the Dagger can probably kill even spirits given it can kill something like the Ones.
3.) So it seems, yeah.
I'm doing the shitty numbering quote thing because it's 3am where I am. (EDIT: Lol, fixed typos in post above).
__________________ "There is only Revan. Only he can shape this galaxy as it is meant to be shaped."
Last edited by Jaggarath on Jun 27th, 2015 at 06:46 AM
Vitiate's "planet Ziost ravaging" feat lends credibility to his accolade. It is a feat that requires thousands of Force-users to perform otherwise. Vitiate have immeasurable power because he can grow in power non-stop and he is capable of performing feats that thousands of Force-users can collectively perform otherwise.
I don't care. You need to stick to the rules of this thread.
That Wall of Light was conjured by thousands of Jedi, a single Jedi cannot conjure Wall of Light of such magnitude. And if it was a viable option then the Jedi would have utilized Wall of Light against Vitiate on Ziost, they didn't and this implies that this power cannot stop Vitiate.
B/W Vitiate is far more powerful then Exar Kun.
How can a formless being can be stabbed? Only a physical being can be stabbed.
Then he would have just vaporized Luke Skywalker. Why didn't he?
Makes no difference.
Troll elsewhere and stay out of my threads.
Last edited by S_W_LeGenD on Jun 27th, 2015 at 07:15 AM
@Legend - Yes, it does. It can counter dark side entities like Vitiate, and it had success against Abeloth, a being of greater power. And I'm not debating that with you.
You need to stop acting as if Vitiate is utterly incapable of being affected in this state. If so, he would've beaten the entire galaxy as a spirit, but clearly that wasn't the case. Nobody in Star Wars is omnipotent - they are limits to every being's power.
Also, Vitiate isn't far and away more powerful than Kun. Kun is canonically more powerful than the ancient Sith, and Vitiate was wary of the power of the ancient Sith. Thus, it stands to reason Kun is at least loosely comparable in power to Vitiate.
And why did you even make this gauntlet if you believed Vitiate could beat everybody here?
__________________ "Happiness is a lie. Life is horror. The light is always dying all across the universe. The last star will flicker out someday, when it does, all that remains is shadow. And I will be its king!"'-Amahl Farouk
Then why the Jedi didn't utilize Wall of Light to stop Vitiate on Ziost? It was not a viable option. Simple.
Vitiate could be stopped with (special) methods, methods that we are not aware of and are likely plot-devices.
Vitiate will become all-powerful, if he consumes other beings on galactic scale. He should be stopped before it is too late. Though how this happens? we don't know.
It is not a matter of my belief, it is clearly stated that Vitiate (formless incarnation) cannot be stopped by conventional methods.
I had a reason to create this thread.
This power cannot destroy spirits or formless beings. Palpatine survived his own Force Storm in formless state.
Last edited by S_W_LeGenD on Jun 27th, 2015 at 07:24 AM
1. The Jedi aren't comparable to Luke, but more importantly, I didn't even mention Wall of Light. I said Force Light, which is actually a different power.
2. Methods that are available to the main characters, obviously. And he won't become all-powerful, because nobody is all-powerful in Star Wars.
3. And these characters have more than "conventional" methods at their disposal.
Luke Skywalker isn't better then an entire Jedi Order. Even Abeloth isn't.
Also, what is this Force Light?
Utter nonsense! If this was true then the protagonists would have stopped Vitiate on planet Ziost. Jedi and Sith attempted to stop Vitiate on planet Ziost with all offensive options under their belt, they failed.
Haven't you played Rise of the Emperor content?
The lore absolutely makes it clear that lightsabers, other weapons, and Force powers cannot stop formless Vitiate. PERIOD.
Here is an example of a plot-device:
Dark Council has assembled a contingent of powerful Sith seers to get a fix on the Emperor's presence. When he makes his move, it is believed he will not distinguish between former friend or foe, as they will all eventually become his food and none will remain.
Taken from (Star Wars: The Old Republic (The Emperor's Return))
He 'can' become all-powerful. This is his primary objective.
And these are?
Last edited by S_W_LeGenD on Jun 27th, 2015 at 07:42 AM
Not sure why is it debated. DE Sidious still has more raw power it seems and points about Luke were covered by SunRazer. Even Ziost!Vitiate loses to them.
Jun 27th, 2015 06:19 AM
(EDIT: Lol, fixed typos in post above).
