An unnamed Ancient Sith during the time of Sadow's short rule (where Sadow and Kressh were declared the two most powerful; it's why they were the two who challenged for the title of DLotS) was able to destroy the life of an entire planet (Ambria) with one force attack. That alone is a display of power far beyond that of Palpatine, and Kressh is definitely her superior. Now quit being so uncivil.
Hey nebaris as intelligent as you honestly are, just give it up, it is not as amusing as it used to be.
If your really out there to annoy people, it isn't working here anymore. But honestly? You can irritate the morons are lucasforums.com at the Kotor section.
Go tool them with your pro bane argument, its not like they understand the term canon nor do they know how to debate properly.
Originally posted by Lightsnake
TOTJ sourcebook and Rule of two.
Wasn't it PoD?
Problem: It was after Sadow's rule actually.
My bad on not actually being clear there; what I meant to say was that she was a member of the Ancient Sith during its final days, under Sadow's rule (where Sadow and Kressh were stated by the omniscient narrator to be the two most powerful).
She killed the life of the planet centuries afterwards, but irregardless of that, the point was: she was definitely their inferior.
For those who don't know, she had also used her powers to singlehandedly enslave the entire planet.
Life on Ambria...and it wasn't an intentional attack by any means
Why don't you think it was intentional? All that's stated is that she unleashed a wave of power that destroyed all of the life on the planet. It's been a while since I read the passage, but the message I always got was that she did so in a fit of rage or something. Nothing points to the attack being unintentional.
Originally posted by Darth Sexy
Not to mention for all you know it was ritualistic.
No. It's explicitly stated that she had just been attempting a ritual before so (for those who don't know, it was an extremely complex one that was stated to draw more power from the darkside than ever before), that it failed, and that she then unleashed a wave of power. It was in no way a ritualistic application of the Force.