I wasn't arguing that he'd use sorcery himself, but that he'd be able to defend against it. And I'd be shocked if the Order's preeminent scholar and master had never learned wall of light, sever Force, etc.
Regardless, actualized Force power is the single most important factor in a fight; Kun's allegedly broader offensive skill-set is not enough to offset that.
Originally posted by The Ellimist
I wasn't arguing that he'd use sorcery himself, but that he'd be able to defend against it. And I'd be shocked if the Order's preeminent scholar and master had never learned wall of light, sever Force, etc.Regardless, actualized Force power is the single most important factor in a fight; Kun's allegedly broader offensive skill-set is not enough to offset that.
Just countering sorcery won't defeat Kun. I was asking how he'd actually overpower and beat him.
He didn't use them against Sidious. If he couldn't use them effectively in such an important fight I doubt they'd prove critical here. If he knows them, they could easily be lost techniques. Regardless, he has no feats for them so his actual ability with them is completely unknown and irrelevant. Stick to what he's actually done.
I didn't say it would necessarily, though having a ton of extremely powerful attacks are certainly a factor in his favor. I was saying that Kun is stronger offensively and that Yoda can't really beat Kun before the latter overwhelms him. The main thing would be his amulet blasts. Which certainly do offset that.
Originally posted by Beniboybling
We know that Yaddle mastered the Force light technique (which could be used to purge and dispel dark side energy), and Yoda is more knowledgeable than her.
Yaddle was to only one who knew Force Light though, so that's actually an example of her knowing something Yoda doesn't. Hardly proof of anything for him, lol.
Yoda already generated Force Light. And Yaddle herself noted Yoda's insight and knowledge of the Force is greater than hers, and she's been compared to Odan Urr and is stated to have memorized all of the text from the Jedi Archives -- the largest collection of data in the galaxy -- and went even further, as well as uncovered ancient Sith techniques.
I think Yoda would be more than a bit familiar with Sorcery.
Originally posted by Nephthys
I don't own the book. I gave you the source, that should be enough for you. I'm not buying a sourcebook just to satisfy your burden of proof.
No one expects to purchase the book. People expect you to provide evidence for your claims.
Actually, no one probably expects that either, given the universal contempt for your debating "talents."