1. Malak <- confirmed >> Kun or Nadd
2. Kun <- best of the ancients prob
3. Nadd <- really f'ing powerful
4. Meetra <- defeated Traya
5. Traya <- ragdolled Sion
6. Sion <- rip
Unknowns:
- Hord: probably around Nadd or above Nadd, but below Kun
- Kaan: like Bastila... great TP, kinda mediocre at all else
- Haazen: with all his trinkets?
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Despite his strength, the Dark Lord was no expert in the rare art of battle meditation. It was one of many talents, and he had worked to develop them all equally.
Path of Destruction
Kaan's a jack-of-all-trades, not a TP specialist. His telepathy is a reflection of his Force abilities across the board, and given his feats in that area make Vitiate, much less Malak, look like ass, he's undoubtedly at the top.
Lord Kaan knew he was no match for Bane, either physically or through the power of the Force. Yet he wasn't about to surrender so easily. Not while he still had cunning, guile, and his unique talents of persuasion on his side.
his unique talents of persuasion
If Kaan thinks Bane will stomp him in a Force battle but notes specifically his TP abilities stand a chance, that pretty clearly distinguishes Kaan's TP from everything else. That's so terribly obvious just reading PoD that only you of all people would think otherwise. The fact Kaan developed all his techniques equally doesn't change the fact he's inherently uber gifted with telepathic persuasion. Corran can develop all his other techniques for years - he's still going to be a tutaminis god. Although, I'll make a correction: he's not like Bastila in the sense her TP abilities are BM-specific, whereas Kaan's are not.
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I took it as SF Malak.
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Last edited by Jaggarath on Apr 30th, 2018 at 08:45 PM
Couldn't do shit to rookie Bane, who feared most of Revan's rituals, lol.
Heavily suggested by the Rakata. Revan has to kill Malak before he becomes too powerful - a situation that doesn't make sense if Revan can just wait for Malak to leave the Star Forge.
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1. Due to them being rituals, they're not indicators of one's power in combat. So irrelevant.
2. Quote for "most"? I recall it being "some."
3. Revan's thoughts on said rituals are never expounded upon as far as I know, and I never see him shitting out thought bombs or anything. So I wonder why we should automatically assume he thought all of them were safe.
4. (this ties into 3.) All you've done is take Bane's thoughts on a matter as indicators that he's weak, but without anyone else's thoughts on the same matter to compare them to, it's entirely unknown whether it makes him look bad or not.
As it stands Kaan has a better TP feat than Vitiate, and if we wanna do the lowballing game (you started, don't blame this on me), then Failkorion was knocked on his ass and had his "armor" "pierced" by Dramath. Dramath lost to a 10 year-old Tenebrae. That Tenebrae is inferior to Ludo Kressh, who got downed by a brick. So Failkorion was wounded by a guy who is inferior to a flying brick. I'm pretty sure Kaan can throw a brick, so he wins.
Full quote please. Also reasons for why we should trust the Rakata, who haven't been in touch with their tech for millennia, and who aren't even Force sensitive at this point, when we can't apparently trust a Brotherhood member who's telepathically in contact with Kaan to accurately piece together what he's doing?
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