AncientPower
The Chosen One
Originally posted by FreshestSlice
Force Enlightenment is more gameplay mechanic than the saber forms you were just denouncing. As for the other Light Side techniques, Revan actually does have access to them, as he has complete mastery of both sides of the Force. It may not make sense, but he has shown that feat.Revan Reborn is more powerful than KotOR Revan. Her being on par with KotOR Revan doesn't make her more powerful than Revan at his peak.
Force Enlightenment does not only appear as a game mechanic in KotOR II actually. It is mentioned in Revan in regards to the Exile(somewhat) and appears in the KotOR CG, she was an Enlightened Jedi which reflects the fact that she became a Force Ghost.
Force Enlightenment is just the in-game term to describe a Jedi who has reached Enlightenment, reflected in it's other appearances and descriptions.
You also ignore her innate talent to use Sever Force which despite popular assumption, she can use because Vima Sunrider taught her to control it.
Her ability to use Moving Meditation in combat, also appears somewhat in the novel. It is a logical assumption considering the time she analyses and engages the mercs in less than a second. Also later manages to simultaneously duel amped IGs without a scratch and have the spare time to command T3-M4.
I could go on a personal rant about how the 'game mechanics' of their canon alignment path, reflect in their genuinely canon appearances.
Simply put, I definitely believe that Revan and the Exile were on similar footing. Karpyshyn just ignored every other character in his personal quest to wank Revan and Vitiate simultaneously.
Does Reborn Revan later surpass her? yes he does, because she dies and he gains a three century power curve. Not surprising.
Also the whole 'Revan mastered both sides of the Force' thing, hyperbolic statements ftw? There is no quote at all that states such. Do I think his unique life gained him a similarly unique connection to the Force? yes, Do I see any reason to believe he mastered both sides? not at all.