Maul & Savage vs TOR Sith

Maul and Savage have travelled to Oba Diah to recruit the Pykes to their cause. However, when they arrive, they find that all of the Pykes have already been slain. Darth Baras, Darth Angral and Lord Draagh reveal themselves, and the Sith clash. Who wins?

The brothers.

replace Angral with Malgus or Wrath

I was considering making it Malgus, Angral and Baras, but that would be too one-sided.

It's Lord Draagh now.

Savage solos, and I didn't even read who they fight. I just know either can solo.

Maybe contesting with the sheer muscle of Savage Opress will give Baras the workout he needs to lose that belly.

He gets smashed into a puddle like that Hutt.

Baras rages and quakes the floor. Savage trips and skews himself on his saberstaff.

Nice try, but this isn't Rebels.

Besides, he only raged that time cuz he couldn't sh!t out that burito he ate for lunch at Taco Bell. I am assuming he's entering this fight with an empty stomach.
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Scratch my opinion, Baras solos and eats them.

Maul can solo all, Savage can solo 2 weaker. Maul and bro stomp

Baras clashes with Maul while Angral and Draahg, (I'm assuming Act 3) slaughter Savage. Team 2.

Brothers win

Draagh's a weak link, Team 1.

Act 3 Draahg is stronger than Angral.

What makes you say that?

Angral is the weak link here, yeah. And it's entirely possible that Maul will one-shot him. Either way Maul won't let Savage get dog piled, the Brothers win.

Originally posted by NewGuy01
What makes you say that?

Well, I think Draahg godstomping your party and dueling the wrath and their companion while simultaneously disintegrating Vowrawn is better than Angral's feats.

Originally posted by NewGuy01
What makes you say that?

Wowrawn was pretty weak

Nearly insta-killed by hired assassin, pretty weak for dark council standard

A combat-useless DC member, and with tech as opposed to the Force besides. And ultimately, he was defeated before his "Death Field" was able to do any significant damage to Vowrawn. We saw already in Act II that he was no legitimate match for the Dark Council's warriors, and I'm suspicious of that fact changing by Act III with little more than verbal evidence to support. Baras certainly had no fear of him, as opposed to his other apprentice.