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Originally posted by NewGuy01
Team 2 has a fair chance.

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Originally posted by Sinious
Yoda isnt soloing this but team 1 wins for sure.

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Originally posted by Lord Stark
The hell he isn't. Kenobi and Luke's reactions aren't so far above the likes of Kolar that they won't get lol blitzed.

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Originally posted by NewGuy01
They're also not so far below Dooku's reactions that they would, especially collectively.

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Originally posted by ares834
Padawan level? Lol

He may have technically been a Padawan throughout most of RotJ but he was more skilled than most knights or even masters.

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Originally posted by DarthAnt66
How about him being an equal to Darth Vader?

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Originally posted by DARTH POWER
Urmm.. No. A 16 year old novel made before the Prequels doesn not hold up as evidence against Lucas's own words in the audio commentary of the films post Prequels.

According to Lucas, Luke is not a match for Vader as of ROTJ:

"In coming back to see Yoda we have to figure out Luke's training and the fact that he never finished his training and obviously now he's got a big question he wants answered. There is a point where the hero has to be left on his own 2 feet without anyone there to help him. And you can sort of have him be in a different place for something, but at some point you have to say now all the props have been taken away and he has to face the evil monster alone. In this case the scene established that the evil monster is actually his Father, and he's going to have to do it on his own, and that he's not really equipped to do it. He was too impatient, he didn't finish his studies, and now he's going to be HALF Trained to face a difficult physical and emotional challenge.

George Lucas, Return of the Jedi Audio Commentary.


Dave Filoni who is a creator of a big part of PT and OT era Canon and who worked with and talked to George Lucas daily about the story and characters says Luke was never going to defeat Vader or the Emperor with a Lightsaber. He wasn't trained well enough. His mission was always to bring Vader back to the Lightside through Love.

"I mean, on a basic level at this point he’s so much better trained than Luke could ever be. It’s just an interesting take on what are all these other people that have the Force doing? And how do we not have that interfere with the blinding light, the New Hope that Luke Skywalker becomes? Luke’s mission in the Force is very specific. Learn to be selfless. Selfless enough to save your Father. To realize that you can forgive and redeem. And that’s a bit different than where we’re going with Ezra and Kanan for sure."

http://www.slashfilm.com/star-wars-...ew-dave-filoni/


"And Luke, let's face it, he was never really the best. I have a notion that anyone on the Council could really kick his butt. He had a lot of heart though, right? He had a lot going for him. And almost it was what he didn't know that made him really dangerous to the Emperor, it's just love for his father -- but he wasn't going to take you out with his lightsaber skills, that was for sure. "

http://uk.ign.com/articles/2012/03/...ack-at-season-4