Sion runs the Gauntlet

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
I'm saying that if his opponent lops off the hand holding his saber--that's it he's done. And just because he executed a kamikaze attack doesn't mean it will automatically work (this issue is especially relevant here given the the myriad of techniques, powers, skills and mindsets involved in all the possible opponents).

It's all ifs, Sion has a significan't edge regardless, with his physical immortality. Unless said opponent can immobilize him permananetly before he get's to them via kamakaze.

And the synopsis was in a guide to Kotor 1, approved by lucas arts and bioware. I believe it was the prima guide, in the character bio section.

No, he's pragmatically brutal, get it right.

No.Just.God.Damn.It.NOOOOOOOOOOO
Revan and Malak were far more school in the darkside and force powers, that being said, she would have an awe inspiring sight had she been trained by a true sith beyond the level of padawan. Most of her moves were rough and unrefined but she made this up with raw talent and helluva lot of rage.

However, in an actual fight either Malak lays some beat down or he could do that whirlwind thing and slice and dice, or Revan fries her to a damn crisp.

Unfortunately, she never actually recieved much training and suffers because of it.

Who's "she"?

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
A guide to the game featuring character descriptions? Do they count as canon?

As far as the game's canon goes, yeah. And as I said, I read it before I ever even played Kotor 1, so I had the sense - even before the inaccurate chronicles - that Malak was fledging Sith only coming into his full potential by Kotor 1.

Originally posted by Allankles
As far as the game's canon goes, yeah. And as I said, I read it before I ever even played Kotor 1, so I had the sense - even before the inaccurate chronicles - that Malak was fledging Sith only coming into his full potential by Kotor 1.

You're going to need to source and quote that, because 1.) It sounds absurd, and 2.) The closest I've heard to that was the Databank comparing Malak to his apprentice, Bandon.

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
Who's "she"?

Originally posted by Invictus Legio
No, he's pragmatically brutal, get it right.

No.Just.God.Damn.It.NOOOOOOOOOOO
Revan and Malak were far more school in the darkside and force powers, that being said, she would have an awe inspiring sight had she been trained by a true sith beyond the level of padawan. Most of her moves were rough and unrefined but she made this up with raw talent and helluva lot of rage.

However, in an actual fight either Malak lays some beat down or he could do that whirlwind thing and slice and dice, or Revan fries her to a damn crisp.

Unfortunately, she never actually recieved much training and suffers because of it.

You mean Ventress? She was fully trained in the Jedi arts and got some training from Dooku. And yes I already know she was very gifted. The clone wars animated series (the 1st) and comics highlight this.

And you're using game mechanics, those don't count.

Originally posted by Lord Lucien
Lol wait... if Malak was coming to his full potential in KoTOR 1... and Revan beat him in KoTOR 1...

Malak was an experienced Jedi, but hs experience in the Sith arts was less than 3 years old by the time he deposed Revan at the start of Kotor 1.

Originally posted by Allankles
Malak was an experienced Jedi, but hs experience in the Sith arts was less than 3 years old by the time he deposed Revan at the start of Kotor 1.

Here is an question for you Allankles, could Ventress rule the Sith back in the time of Kotor?

Originally posted by Publius II
You're going to need to source and quote that, because 1.) It sounds absurd, and 2.) The closest I've heard to that was the Databank comparing Malak to his apprentice, Bandon.

There's a mention of this in the chronicles. That Revan has to stop Malak before his former apprentice's power becomes too great.

Quote?

Apparently, his fears were unfounded.

Originally posted by Kotor3
Here is an question for you Allankles, could Ventress rule the Sith back in the time of Kotor?

Doubt it.

As a warrior, she could probably whack sabers with the best of them, but to quote a certain Galactic Emperor: "[Ventress] was a moderately capable Force user. No more, no less."

Last time you posted that quote, it said "a competent warrior."

And if we take a peek at the Republic arc and the CWC, her Force-power becomes rather impressive.

Originally posted by Publius II
Last time you posted that quote, it said "a competent warrior."

And if we take a peek at the Republic arc and the CWC, her Force-power becomes rather impressive.

I was wrong twice.

It says "an occasionally capable warrior, nothing more, nothing less."

Dumbass.

And I was kidding when I said you were less of a dumbass than Borby. The man is super multilingual.

Originally posted by Publius II
Dumbass.

And I was kidding when I said you were less of a dumbass than Borby. The man is super multilingual.

"Borby"?

You're an idiot.

*Crosses fingers*

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