The Dyarchy vs Ahsoka Tano and Barriss Offee
Tano and Offee are dispatched to the planet Byllura to destroy the Celegian network.
Can they resist the Dyarchy's mind control, or will they be forced to submit to inclusion?
The Dyarchy includes:
Dromika: Teenage girl that mindrapes people.
Quillan: Teenage boy who mind rapes his sister (Dromika) and has farsight.
Saaj Calician: A Sith who serves Dromika and Quillan.
1) Sabers
2) Force
3) All-out
I disagree.
1) Sabers
Saaj is the only one we know who has experience in saber combat. IIRC, Kerra was besting him despite having headaches from the force persuasion that the guards were trying to use on her. I think Ahsoka and Barriss could give Kerra a good fight.
Quillan can only interact through Dromika, so he's a non-factor in saber combat. Dromika's saber prowess is unknown, but it's unlikely she has much experience.
Verdict: If Ahsoka and Barriss can take out Saaj, they probably win.
2) Force
Kerra was able to temporarily resist Dromika enough to escape. Since this is a fight to the death though, Ahsoka and Barriss would have to fight through Dromika's mind domination. The duo's only hope would be to try the same tactics that Kerra used and TK objects at Dromika to keep her off balance.
Verdict: In pure a force fight, Ahsoka and Barriss would not be able to resist Dromika for long. The Dyarchy wins.
3) All-out
With Quillan's farsight, he would prep Dromika and Saaj. I think Ahsoka and Barriss could beat Saaj. Saaj's goal would be to hold out against the duo until Dromika dominated them.
Verdict: It could go either way.
If Ahsoka and Barriss could lure Saaj away from Dromika and Quillan, then they can kill him. They then stand a chance of beating Dromika before she mind dominates either of them.
On the other hand, if Saaj stays near Dromika, and the duo can't quickly kill her, then it's only a matter of time before she forces them to submit to her.
Saaj is the only one we know who has experience in saber combat. IIRC, Kerra was besting him despite having headaches from the force persuasion that the guards were trying to use on her. I think Ahsoka and Barriss could give Kerra a good fight.
That was only when directly controlled, though, he had trouble remembering how to fight Jedi. Once he was fighting on his own, he fought much better.
Hmm, I think it's debatable.
The Krevakki turned back the other direction suddenly, hoping to catch the Jedi off guard. But instead, she moved inward, grabbing one of his weaponless limbs with her spare hand and yanking.
Knocked off balance, Calician fell----and found himself looking up at one of his tentacles, dead and unmoving in the Jedi's gloved hand. She'd severed in on the way down.
No pain, Calician noticed. It was one of the limbs from his middle carapace; that morning, he hadn't been able to feel a thing in it, either. Only Dromika's power of suggestion had restored its movement. Now the thing was dead again.
And so would he be, if he didn't move. Calician skittered backward as the Jedi advanced. The woman was too strong. He had the skills to destroy her, deep in the recesses of his memories. But he needed direction, just as his withered limbs had needed life. There was only one place to get both.
He was stilled forced to flee and lure Kerra to the children. He does believe he could beat Kerra though.