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Vader, too, lifted a hand and reached out with the Force toward the other ship.

Vader enmeshed himself in the Force, in his seething, ever-present wrath, and used it to take hold of the freighter and drive the entire ship toward the ground. He grunted with the effort, his respirator increasing his rate of breathing to account for the exertion.

The ship, its damaged engines unable to compensate enough against the downward push of Vader's power, went nose-down and streaked into the ground. Vader imagined the screams of the pilots as they watched the forest race toward them. The ship disappeared behind the tree line and exploded into a fireball that reached above the forest's canopy and caused the ground to vibrate. A cloud of black smoke rose into the darkening sky. A second boom sounded behind him, his Master having driven the second ship into the ground the same way. The forest went silent for a moment in the wake of the explosions, with only Vader's breathing to disrupt the quiet, before the howls and chirps and squeals of Ryloth's fauna returned. Vader, his Master, and the two Royal Guards stood untouched amid the smoking craters of blasterfire that pockmarked the terrain. The Royal Guards gazed at Vader, at his Master, and Vader imagined the looks of wonder they must have under their helmets. They knew the Emperor had power, though Vader doubted they'd ever seen it so nakedly displayed.

-- Lords Of The Sith

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He fell deeply into the Force and loosed a wave of power from his outstretched hand that filled the circumference of the tunnel. The blast slammed into the charging horde, cracking exoskeletons, shattering stalagmites, and driving a score or more of the lyleks in the lead backward in a shower of broken bodies and broken stone. They squealed and chittered and flailed, and the lyleks following after scrambled over the fallen and wounded, their eyes fixed on Vader.

-- Lords Of The Sith

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He was also implied to be her superior both in the episode and on starwars.comp

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question: "can you explain/justify/defend the inquisitors being able to fly on their spinning lightsabers"

Henry Gilroy: "There's an A answer and there's a B answer. The A answer is usually my go to easiest answer which is that you have to ask Dave Filoni. The B answer I would say is a longer mythological discussion and it relates specifically to Malachor, and how it is the home of this Sith Temple."

https://youtu.be/VebE-ZMQ9CQ?t=16s(31: 40)

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The Jedi temple Kanan brings Ezra to is located in Lothal's highlands. The energy of the Force radiates from the central temple spire. Ezra listens to the secrets of the ruins as he presses his hands upon the icy stone. He senses that the temple will allow both him and Kanan to enter.

Star Wars Rebels: Visual Guide: Epic Battles

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"We used to have this problem in Clone Wars when we would try to put Yoda in a story and it would be like, “Yeah, if Yoda’s there, this isn’t really a problem is it?” That’s because Yoda’s going to go in there and kick everyone’s butt. We all felt that Ahsoka, the only person that could really match her in this time period, blow for blow, would be Vader or the Emperor."

Feloni, http://www.starwars.com/news/dave-f...ason-two-part-1

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Originally posted by ILS
[B]The Ahsoka Maul fought on Malachor is the same one who fought Vader; him being implied to be superior to her, along with the rest of the evidence, leaves Maul in good standing relative to Vader. No need to get torn up about it.

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Your last quote makes no sense because neither Maul or Obi were on the scene in the context they are discussing Ahsoka. He evidently can go blow to blow with her, because that's what he did.

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Originally posted by ILS
Now you're just reaching.

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Originally posted by ILS
[B]I'm almost certain the quote is discussing the galaxy/show pre-Maul

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If you want you can provide the original source of the quote and we can take a look at it.

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conjecture

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Dave Filoni: Well, we were actually very careful. Once we brought her back, there was a lot of excitement — more than we had anticipated. The first day back in the writing room everybody was like, “Oh, this is great, we’ll have Ahsoka do this and we’ll have Ahsoka do that,” and as we’re kind of sitting there, it’s really apparent that this could become The Ahsoka Tano Show really quickly. That’s not the direction we wanted to go in for Rebels. This show is primarily about Ezra and Kanan and what they’re doing. If we focus too much on Ahsoka, we’re not showing the importance of our main characters anymore. It was important that if we had Ahsoka in the story it be in service to Ezra and Kanan somehow, that her story crossed with theirs because it was important for them. Those were the ground rules that we had going into it.

We used to have this problem in Clone Wars when we would try to put Yoda in a story and it would be like, “Yeah, if Yoda’s there, this isn’t really a problem is it?” That’s because Yoda’s going to go in there and kick everyone’s butt. We all felt that Ahsoka, the only person that could really match her in this time period, blow for blow, would be Vader or the Emperor.

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Originally posted by ILS
It's really fun when you interpret quotes in their full context. You should try it sometime kbro.

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Originally posted by ILS


Ahsoka is pretty dope.

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Originally posted by Zenwolf
Not bad, not sure about mixing Canon and Legends sources together though, but still nice.

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Originally posted by Rockydonovang
Maul is too, I must admit. You can refer to this for Rebels Maul. the claim he's post prime is pretty unsupported:
https://comicvine.gamespot.com/prof...-growth/131038/

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Originally posted by |King Joker|
Why are you so cool ILS

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Originally posted by Zenwolf
Not bad, not sure about mixing Canon and Legends sources together though, but still nice.

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Originally posted by Rockydonovang
This is like, half your posts on da forums bro. We get it, disney sucks.