Valkorion vs Starkiller and Vader

I'm so disappointed in Marr's death. Kinda was hoping he was more powerful. Shame.

As if being more powerful is even a factor with Valkorion. He one-shot Arcann as well.

Still, to be recognized as the 'leader' of the Council, his feats suck. Does he even have any?

Yeah.

Nice. Kudos to Ant.

Arcann's more powerful than Marr anyway, he was down in one hit. It's not really that damning to lose Valkorion.

Of course it's not, my comment doesn't really have anything to do with Valkorion. I'm just saying I would've liked to see more out of Marr.

What you said is that Marr's death made you question his power. It shouldn't.

I understand Valkorion one-shoting Marr doesn't make Marr weak, I'm just saying I would've liked to see more out of him before his death.

He's still a Force ghost; seemingly more similar to Yoda & Obi-Wan than Sith Spirits. We may see more from him yet.

Originally posted by Tondemonai
He's still a Force ghost; seemingly more similar to Yoda & Obi-Wan than Sith Spirits. We may see more from him yet.

Which is total retardness. As pragmatic as he was, he was still a dark side force user. He was dying from the dark side corruption ffs.

But unlike practically all other Sith Marr was prepared to face death, clinging to the material world is what prevents Sith from becoming one with the Force. Not because they wield the dark side. But hopefully that will be elaborated on.

Marr is intriguing, Jadus is still potentially at large so his return may be coming up. Which would be fantastic because Jadus is probably the most interesting Sith since Traya.

Originally posted by Beniboybling
But unlike practically all other Sith Marr was prepared to face death, clinging to the material world is what prevents Sith from becoming one with the Force. Not because they wield the dark side. But hopefully that will be elaborated on.

Well, being able to appear on whatever that planet he was on distinguishes him from the norm imo, but we'll see.

@AP, Jadus' reappearance is overdue tbh.

Originally posted by Nephthys
Yeah.

He has Marr's pimp slap as a feat 😆

Originally posted by Beniboybling
Well, being able to appear on whatever that planet he was on distinguishes him from the norm imo, but we'll see.

Originally posted by cs_zoltan
Which is total retardness. As pragmatic as he was, he was still a dark side force user. He was dying from the dark side corruption ffs.

Kek that wouldn't stop him from becoming a Force Ghost. The Sith hold on to life and retain a spiritual form if they are strong enough to reject becoming one with the Force.

Originally posted by FreshestSlice
Kallig tho.

True, and seeing as how he was seemingly very powerful it could be that he was able to move to a different location because he was strong enough. That would explain Marr appearing on a different world to Zakuul, but it's still possible he's a ghost rather than a Sith Spirit.

No, it really isn't. He plainly says it's physically taxing for him to remain here.

Originally posted by FreshestSlice
Kallig tho.

Kallig also had the Dark Temple to replenish his power, Marr died in space, and doesn't appear tethered to anywhere in particular.