USH'S STAR WARS GAME- CAMPAIGN II EPISODE IV (DARK SIDE)- Destiny

Originally posted by Ushgarak
three beings that look almost identical- armoured suits, one red, one green, one blue.

Obviously, the great mystery of the Sith is the Triforce.

"Yes that is troublesome to head back so soon, and the worst part being it isn't a matter if they find us it is when they get to us."

Edit- Oh, have to check before posting.

But Gallador wanted to comment on old vision first.

Seriously, though, the Brigade players believe this vision shows the battle of Tarantis several thousand years ago, when Darth Malphas and his lieutenant Darth Varus led the Jovano warriors' attempt to take the world. If they succeeded, the Republic would be cut in two, pretty much ensuring a Sith victory.

The three armored beings are likely Malphas' best acolytes.

Darth Traya, of course, is one of the Sith from KotOR II, who wanted to destroy the Force.

And so he doesn't complain, Rex is the one who pointed out he remembered 'Jovano' from something.

I will wait what Gallador's Jedi Lore Mastery says, but it seems obvious to him that Adelmo seeks the ancient mysteries of the Sith, and the object Briande stole, and what he knows, is likely part of it.

Interesting analysis indeed... and strange that it came from the Brigade. In this case, of course, the Brigade members don't actually know of the vision... though we may share that last bit about 'not kill[ing] the one who bears [information on 'the choice'].' I have a feeling that that is Briande, who knows of Adelmo.

Extremely close, well done! But at the Battle of Tarantis, the Jovano were led by Darth Varus.

Apologies for the name similarity- it is pure coincidence- but Trayas is someone else.

So. The basics first. The planet is Damaria. It was a planet struck on Day One of the Malphan Wars. The Jovano commandos were the dread soliders of Darth Malphas, the Living God of the Jovano. Over a hundred planets were attacked on day one, all fell.

This was all thousands of years ago.

Well, the Brigade players are different to their characters, obviously!

Originally posted by Lord Melkor
Well, the Brigade players are different to their characters, obviously!

Also, yay, we're smart. 😊

Originally posted by Lord Melkor
Well, the Brigade players are different to their characters, obviously!

Watch it, space elf! We're not idiots, you know!

And yay we were close! No one else even tried to figure it out first...

But Ush, the idea of Malphas and Varus was that they were charismatic and brilliant warlords, not mystics? They lost anyway. And what of these Trayas?

Where is Damaria?

What else do we know of Darth Malphas?

What do we know of Darth Trayas?

And I take it that the Sith Tablet predates the times of the dreaded Lord Malphas, or Rand should check it to see if it provides any information on the relevance of Damaria. After all, Gallador has seen Damaria, out of the one hundred worlds that he could have seen...

Gallador will look for reference to Trayas on the tablet as well.

Nothing on the four-limbed Jedi stuff?

Varus was certainly a warlord. Malphas... was not quite what you might expect, but I'll save that revelation for another time.

Now, Darth Trayas was one of Malphas' lieutenants (this was back in the time when the Sith were more numerous than you know them in more recent times, before the Rule of Two). He was one of the main backers of malphas in his rise to power, one of Malphas' chosen. Trayas was a very interesting Sith- because all three of those figures you saw in your vision are Darth Trayas.

Yes, the tablet predates the Malphan wars. As for Mr. Four Arms, you really need more info thatn that to look him up- there are a lot of species in the Galaxy.

So they were siblings, or three Sith that just acted like part of whole, bizarre as it seems for the Sith and their sellfish ways?

Rand requires a further explanation on three individuals being Darth Trayas.

As for the four-limbed Jedi... I am unsure what to make of his relevance.

Originally posted by Lord Melkor
So they were siblings, or three Sith that just acted like part of whole, bizarre as it seems for the Sith and their sellfish ways?

Well, I don§t think Sith have powers to duplicate in three, outside mere illusions? And what about four-limbed Jedi that fought against Malphas and Trayas? Or anything about Desert of Stones?