Originally posted by Eli Vanto
Aside from Mortis, have "nexus amps" even been mentioned or used in canon at all?
Dont think so. Places strong in the dark side exist, but nothing about them amping a darksider. More to do with it being easier to give in to your rage.
Although I suppose its logical to put 2 and 2 together, writers/directors seem to have ignored that amping them. Like Filonis commentary in the case of Ventress vs Grievous. Although Ventress did bring Vos to Dathomir to help him embrace the dark side in Dark Disciple IIRC.
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Dont think so. Places strong in the dark side exist, but nothing about them amping a darksider. More to do with it being easier to give in to your rage.
That's no different, though. If a dark sider, who draws strength from passion, is exposed to something that triggers his/her rage, then it follows that they will become stronger. It's a similar principle to the enhancing element of Bane's orbalisk armor.
Originally posted by NewGuy01
That's no different, though. If a dark sider, who draws strength from passion, is exposed to something that triggers his/her rage, then it follows that they will become stronger. It's a similar principle to the enhancing element of Bane's orbalisk armor.
Like I said, its logical. But writers/directors have pretty much ignored that in canon, as far as im aware.
And no specific quotes like was described for Dooku on Vjun in Dark Rendezvous.
Originally posted by Darth ThorLike for example I'm pretty sure Ahch-To was powerful with the Force, so does that mean it was amping Luke??
Dont think so. Places strong in the dark side exist, but nothing about them amping a darksider. More to do with it being easier to give in to your rage.Although I suppose its logical to put 2 and 2 together, writers/directors seem to have ignored that amping them. Like Filonis commentary in the case of Ventress vs Grievous. Although Ventress did bring Vos to Dathomir to help him embrace the dark side in Dark Disciple IIRC.
But why? Canon hasn't put any emphasis on any "nexuses" amping force users at all,, aside from Mortis (which was a UNIVERSAL nexus so that made sense.)
Almost seems like it should be looked at on a case by case basis where canon is concerned. Like, if the text mentions them drawing on the power of the "nexus" or whatever, then obviously they were using its power. But it doesn't seem like the intent is that they are automatically amped just by stepping foot on a nexus imo.