Luke Skywalker runs the Ancient Sith Gauntlet

Beefy

Yeah. I want to make an "why our Luke "wank" is reasonable"-Blog on CV, lol.

Sadow moving stars was through the use of the dark side crystals on his ship which everyone credits it having the power to destroy stars and not Sadow. Luke clears but with difficulty.

F***ing AIDs thread.

Originally posted by Azronger
Beefy

No no, I'm getting the point completely. As usual, you aren't.

Originally posted by The Merchant
Sadow moving stars was through the use of the dark side crystals on his ship which everyone credits it having the power to destroy stars and not Sadow. Luke clears but with difficulty.

When Sadow obliterated the star of Primus Goluud, it's stated that he "activated a superweapon" to destroy it.

Yet when he annihilated the fleets with the solar flares from the Denarii Nova, it's stated that he uses "Sith powers" to cause those flares. Though I'm pretty sure he cites the "powers of the Sith" when he uses the Corsair crystals during the Primus Goluud feat.

Just for the sake of interest, here's the quote in question:

He flew his warship between a tight binary star, the Denarii Nova, and used Sith powers to manipulate solar flares that destroyed the Republic ships in his wake.

-- The New Essential Chronology

Originally posted by SunRazer
Just for the sake of interest, here's the quote in question:

Originally posted by MS Warehouse
It was never in doubt that Sadow used his ship's sith technology to activate solar flares. If you want to argue what he did more by himself, it was illusions on a galactic scale.

I seem to recall a quote saying that he himself enchanted the crystals, which would make it possibly the best Alchemy showing in the mythos.

The Illusions and stuff were done in the Meditation Sphere, which Sorzus Syn claims "enhances one's powers a thousandfold". But it's still incredibly impressive.

Very impressive but the arguments from the OT crowd about him needing "help" has some merit to it.

Help for what? The Illusions? His Meditation Sphere was enough. I haven't read their arguments yet, though.

I still cannot believe people use the Lumiya duel to lowball Luke, and blatantly ignore the context of it, lmao.

Originally posted by MythLord
I still cannot believe people use the Lumiya duel to lowball Luke, and blatantly ignore the context of it, lmao.

I still can't believe people say Luke can go all out anytime he wants to and when he doesn't, there's usually an excuse. Lmao

Luke usulky goes all-ou against strong enemies.
Also, Lumiya and that one YJK Antagonist are the only ones, I can think of, where he doesn't go all out.

Didn't Luke vow he won't go balls out ever again around DE or something?

In Dark Nest he said otherwise, IIRC.

ancients suck ass

Originally posted by Ursumeles
In Dark Nest he said otherwise, IIRC.

I didn't read a single book from the NJO era so I don't know it from first hand, but I saw Silver mention it before. And now looking back at the post he made, he said that Luke was stated to holding back his full power in the following sources:

Return of the Jedi
Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor
The Courtship of Princess Leia
Dark Empire
Before the Storm
Specter of the Past
The Unifying Force
Legacy of the Force

Link.

Great, so we established that Luke is characterized as holding back on my occasions and isn't ragdolling anyone. Great

Great, he hold back, when he killed all the Vongs in TuF, and as he ragdolled Caedus.
After Silver, he also seemingly don't hold back in FotJ, the chronogically last series. And we use Luke in his prime-in FotJ 🙂