Good job ignoring the fact that Vodo was de facto grandmaster of a martial order thousands strong, many of which wore battle armor.
Have we ever seen that Vodo was actually the Grand Master? I'm not saying that he isn't, just that I haven't seen one way or the other. I do find it strange that he wasn't on Ossus though.
Originally posted by tdtd
And yes, Urr wasn't a warrior, he was a scholar.. Read the comics
I ask again, what the hell is that then? You're disproven. Scan ownage. QED.
Have we ever seen that Vodo was actually the Grand Master? I'm not saying that he isn't, just that I haven't seen one way or the other. I do find it strange that he wasn't on Ossus though.
I did say de facto, did I not? There is no other Jedi master besides Odan-Urr granted the respect Vodo is.
And the reason Vodo wasn't on Ossus is because he was training apprentices. You act as if he never went there, which is proven definitively false when he sits on the council and is granted the most time to speak when Ulic decides to infiltrate the Krath.
Originally posted by tdtd
That's nice speculation granted Urr wasn't a warrior, he was a scholar and Vodo I don't know much about except that he was destroyed by Kun when he might not have been trying to kill him. We know enough about Yoda to understand that he was unrivaled in both force and lightsaber abilities(Please don't tell me he lost to Sidious). We also know that either in LOE or I forgot what book, Dooku states that if Yoda turned to the dark side, he would be the most powerful force user ever..
Yoda was a scholar. He was a consular. He meditated on Coruscant half the time. That doesn't mean he isn't capable of kicking ass when the time calls for it.
In TOTJ, you have Odan-Urr, who is over a millenia old, and you have Vodo Bass, who's 600 years old. Both of whom lived in a Jedi Order numbering thousands upon thousands, with multiple branches, and was still largely martial.
By the PT, the Jedi Order had reached the "golden age" where they had peace. The vast majority of the Jedi used Niman, which was an ineffectual saber style. Saber training was practically limited to sparring in the Jedi Temple. In fact, saber-to-saber fighting was so obsolete that few people even bothered to learn Makashi, the refinement of lightsaber to lightsaber combat.
If anything, the Older Jedi were better fighters. And that doesn't seem to excuse the fact that Exar Kun easily defeated them. And what are the Jedi going to do when he fires blasts from Naga Sadow's amulet?
Originally posted by tdtd
It says in the Golden age of the Sith that Urr was a scholar. Add the fact that you've never heard about him involved in any fighting, and you get my answer.. Thank you come again
And here it is proven that he was in the war against the Ancient Sith during the fall of their empire. You are proven to be a liar for the third time. Quod erat demonstrandum.
Originally posted by tdtd
It says in the Golden age of the Sith that Urr was a scholar. Add the fact that you've never heard about him involved in any fighting, and you get my answer.. Thank you come again
As the Sith attacks began, Odan-Urr joined his own Master, Ooroo, in the defense of Kirrek against Naga Sadow's Massassi forces. Odan-Urr stood by Empress Teta's side throughout the Great Hyperspace War, and assisted in the destruction of Naga Sadow's Sith Empire.
Originally posted by Admiral Akbar
Oh the council? No many of them are not in the council; sorry about that. Anyways I still think the Sith Lords would win.
i agree but the ones that would die esaily i put there for biding time for the rest of the team, or opening up weak spots for the rest to take advantage of
and wait how does this thread break the rules?
