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Ok, so, we all know what Khem Val said.

Based on that, where you rank him in the force?

The Spire feat is criminally vague. He pulls a ship down, which most ships would normally do unless if they were in orbit or had some sort of propulsion/levitation mechanisms; we have no idea what the Spire did or didn't have.

Above Dooku, but that feat isn't really why.

Originally posted by The Ellimist
The Spire feat is criminally vague. He pulls a ship down, which most ships would normally do unless if they were in orbit or had some sort of propulsion/levitation mechanisms; we have no idea what the Spire did or didn't have. Khem Val says he pulled it out of the sky.

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Above Dooku, but that feat isn't really why. Then why?

Note that when he fought through those scores of Jedi, he consumed their power when they individually died.

Between the two battles, in which he definitely killed dozens to hundreds, his power should have been significantly greater.

The ship feat definitely helps ranking him, but I think simply looking at what he's done so far pre prime as a better way to gauge.

Originally posted by DarthAnt66
Note that when he fought through those scores of Jedi, he consumed their power when they individually died.

Between the two battles, in which he definitely killed dozens to hundreds, his power should have been significantly greater.

The ship feat definitely helps ranking him, but I think simply looking at what he's done so far pre prime as a better way to gauge. When is any of that confirmed, Ant?

It never actually states how many Jedi he killed.

Originally posted by Jmanghan
Khem Val says he pulled it out of the sky.

Well I'd assume so, but that still doesn't really help.

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Originally posted by DarthAnt66
It's said entire armies fell before Hord. Based on the casualties listed in the two battles, and how massively Khem attributes the victory to Hord, to assume he didn't kill dozens to hundreds is insane. I guess, can't exactly argue against it.

Far too vague.