Originally posted by Nephthys
You shouldn't focus only on no. 5 since all these things are linked.My quote proves that it was the ritual that drained everyone. Thank you for supplying the necessary support.
"There they conducted a ritual that extended the Emperor's life at the cost of the lives of more than eight thousand Sith Lords." - TOR codex.
"The pain, energy, and suffering of every living entity on the planet fueled his power and would prolong his life for centuries." - Swtore.
Translation: The ritual extended Vitiates life and his life was extended by draining all the energy on the planet. Ergo, the ritual drained all the biota on the planet.
This was the action of many individuals.
It was a complex event that that codex entry does not covers properly. Once again, picking and choosing among official statements is not the correct way to debate.
Now read this:-
Lord Vitiate takes command of the Sith Empire, now in shambles following the Great Hyperspace War. He executes the Sith Council and consumes the life force of thousands of Sith Lords in a terrifying ritual that extends his life and vastly increases his capacity as a practitioner of the Force. (Star Wars: The Old Republic: Encyclopedia)
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Calling on the dark side, Lord Vitiate devoured them. He fed on their power, absorbing it into himself, utterly obliterating all traces of his victims. (Star Wars: The Old Republic: Revan)
Other Sith Lords did not perform Force Drain, only Emperor did.
Originally posted by Nephthys
BWAHAHAHAHAHA! Oh man the irony!The statements you're relying on are those of fallible characters like Nyriss and Scourge. My statement comes from the codex and is more reliable than their opinions.
Yes he did. He consumed it with the ritual. 🙂
I am not picking and choosing like some of you.
See above.
Originally posted by Kalen Sykes
The first statement proves that the ritual was more than just something akin to meditation, like you tried to say.As far as the second statement, Vitiate didn't personally absorb and consume all the biota on Nathema. It was an effect of the ritual he led.
See above