We all know Revan and the Hero of Tython were the two greatest Jedi champions of the Old Republic (shut up yes they are). But who gets the number 3 spot???
Who out of these two legendary Jedi will emerge victorious? Peak versions/ Malachor Exile + Ziost 'Thor.
The winner fights Nomi Sunrider and Thon at the same time.
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Yeah I go 'Thor myself as well.
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Obviously I disagree. Nomi's BM wouldn't affect either like it did Aleema and Thon would get crushed in a fight with these two. I also consider both feats more impressive displays in general.
It's not like Traya suddenly forgot she could use the Force, Meetra would still have to fend off her immensely powerful attacks while weakened.
Well you said either could beat her, which seems counter to her being a better fighter than them. The Exile and the Barsen'thor are both greater combatants than Thon or Nomi.
What do you think of Kreia claiming that the Exile could escape Malachor by telekinetically hauling one of the wrecked ships in orbit? Consulting the KotORCG, the only Republic ones would've been the Centurion-class battleships, which were 1200 meters long.
For the Mandalorian ones, there's the 8.8 meter one, the 18 meter one, 188 meter one, a 752 meter one, and the 1360 meter one.
Though I assume any of the really small ones would've been wrecked by the Mass Shadow Generator beyond any sort of repair, Force or otherwise. And the Revan novel retconned it so that the ships were pulled into the planet's surface, with their hulls being submerged kilometers below the surface. Even if we're assuming that there were some left in space, that kind of power would've certainly annihilated all of the smaller ones beyond any point of salvation. It'd have to be a bigger ship.
Last edited by SunRazer on Sep 13th, 2016 at 11:34 AM
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