Kas'im runs the saber feats gauntlet

Kas'im wishes to prove his right to be called "maybe the greatest swordsman ever" by one of his trainees, and so wishes to go wreck havoc. He gets full recovery in each round, and starts in the same conditions as the scenario.

EDIT: to clarify, he needs to replicate the feats of these people

1. Vestara Khai casually taking out a nightsister amped rancor in two blows. (he doesn't have to kill it in two blows, nor does he have to take the later rounds with as much ease, and that would be beyond him)
2. Satele cutting through those Sith in the Hope trailer.
3. Obi Wan and Anakin defeating those elite magnaguards (he must take two)

4. Meetra Surik running against the Malachor sith academy (no nexus amp for Kas'im).
5. Revan going against the Star Forge.
6. Luke cutting through Vong to free Jacen.

7. Luke, Jaina and Jacen fighting through Shimrra's palace, including Shimrra himself (Kas'im gets Qordis and Kaan).
8. Sidious blitzing the B-team.
9. Luke "killing" Abeloth in their first fight (Kas'im gets an equivalent number of korriban academy sith to help him)

Boss: fight against peak, in the zone Luke Skywalker being amped by Yoda's battle meditation. Battle takes place in the ancient city of Carthage.

Even if Kas'im loses before he still must fight the boss, but he doesn't get to say he got to the boss.

Does he have anyway to legitimately beat Meetra without an amp?

^ sorry I didn't clarify, he's not fighting Meetra/etc., he's in their shoes.

Luke didn't kill Abeloth in their first fight. She threw everyone away with TK and then teleported away. And giving Kas'im Korriban Sith is pretty pitiful since Luke had the likes of Taalon and Gavar Khai helping hm.

Originally posted by SunRazer
Luke didn't kill Abeloth in their first fight. She threw everyone away with TK and then teleported away.

Hence why I used quotation marks. But she did legitimately lose.

And giving Kas'im Korriban Sith is pretty pitiful since Luke had the likes of Taalon and Gavar Khai helping hm.

They are scaled in proportion to his competence, although probably generously not as low. Besides, Kas'im would've died horribly against the sith strike team that faced Luke and Ben, and he wouldn't have tracked Vestara to Dathomir.