Arcann vs Tulak Hord

[size=34]Side note: If you do buy the Malak quote then wouldn't this scale the whole Old Republic up? If Naga Sadow is superior to Tenebrous and you have the Malak scaling chain, then Malak could potentially be Plagueis level and Kotor Revan above that. Keep working up and the whole Old Republic is enormously scaled up. Just a thought.[/size]

KingofBlades wrote:

[size=34]Side note: If you do buy the Malak quote then wouldn't this scale the whole Old Republic up? If Naga Sadow is superior to Tenebrous and you have the Malak scaling chain, then Malak could potentially be Plagueis level and Kotor Revan above that. Keep working up and the whole Old Republic is enormously scaled up. Just a thought.[/size]

This is true to an extent yes. However I still cap Exar Kun below TPM Maul, so any upscaling that happens must keep this in mind.

KingofBlades wrote:This is true to an extent yes. However I still cap Exar Kun below TPM Maul, so any upscaling that happens must keep this in mind.

[size=40]May I ask why you sub to that supremacy quote?[/size]

Darth Traya, Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords wrote:"The blind seer, her master harnessed this technique and he is rapidly approaching the height of its power. I fear he may even rival some of the ancient Sith. He is already more of a force than a living thing, a hole in the Force that threatens to draw everything to it.”

Darth Traya, Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords wrote:“One cannot have power of that magnitude and still think and perceive the universe as we do."

Fan & Chris Avellone wrote:"When Kreia speaks of Tulak Hord and his prowess with the Lightsaber, she mentions how ancient Sith Lords would make more modern wielders of the force look like children playing with toys. How does she know this? Is she merely speculating off of information she read? Did she come across his and other Sith holocrons? Was she just making things up? Or, given the sort of clairvoyance she showed at the end of the game, did she possibly glean this information by some kind of psychometry? If the latter most choice is viable, would you have any opinion on how Kreia would compare herself to Hord in terms of raw force power too?"

Avellone: "Kreia is setting the stage for what we imagined KOTOR3 to be, and as we had a sense for the power that we wanted those Sith Lords to reveal, her predictions are accurate. And yes, she had a number of Sith holocrons that she had read (the ones on Telos)."

Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords Prima Official Game Guide wrote:Buried under a mountain of rock at the back of the Shyrack Cave, this ancient tomb conceals a great evil power. Ludo Kressh, Sith Lord, is buried here, and his life force still haunts the halls and passages.

Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords Prima Official Game Guide wrote:You don't stand a chance against the overwhelming power of all your companions at once.

Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords Prima Official Game Guide wrote:Malak and his companions aren't real; they are phantoms generated by the intense dark-side power concentrated in this tomb.

KingofBlades wrote:Arcann>SoR HoT>Act 3 HoT>Revan Reborn>Malak>Kun>Hord.

NotAA3 wrote:

KingofBlades wrote:Arcann>SoR HoT>Act 3 HoT>Revan Reborn>Malak>Kun>Hord.

Why is Kun above Hord?

Side Comment: I'm very disappointed to have reached 4000 posts, 'tis an incredibly sad milestone.

"Freedon Nadd was a dark Jedi, he conquered Onderon long ago and became their king. The royal line is directly descended from him. The stories say that he was far worse than Revan and Malak ever were. This place is tainted and the Sith presence here makes the danger great."

"The soldier is correct. The dark side is strong here... and it will grant its strength to the Sith."

-Mandalorian Scout & Kreia, Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords 

"This was the tomb of Tulak Hord, known as the greatest lightsaber duelist of the Sith Lords. His skill was considered remarkable even in his time, when many true lightsaber masters lived. If you were to face an ancient Sith Lord in combat, you would learn that we are as children playing with toys compared to the prowess of the old Masters"

―Kreia (Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords)

"The Emperor knew the spirits of the ancient Sith Lords could be a threat to his power when he returned to the known galaxy a century later."

―Gnost-Dural, Star Wars: The Old Republic

“There is no future in the empty galaxy he sees. And that is why he must be stopped; the breach must sealed, before his power grows beyond what even we can hope to stop. One cannot have power of that magnitude that her master possesses and still think and perceive the universe as we do, as most of us do.”

―Darth Traya (Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic: The Sith Lords)

"Darth Nihilus was one of the most powerful Sith Lords in the history of the galaxy, so corrupted that his very presence meant death."

―Star Wars Miniature Bust: Darth Nihilus (Gentle Giant Studios)

Q: When Kreia speaks of Tulak Hord and his prowess with the Lightsaber, she mentions how ancient Sith Lords would make more modern wielders of the force look like children playing with toys. How does she know this? Is she merely speculating off of information she read? Did she come across his and other Sith holocrons? Was she just making things up? Or, given the sort of clairvoyance she showed at the end of the game, did she possibly glean this information by some kind of psychometry? If the latter most choice is viable, would you have any opinion on how Kreia would compare herself to Hord in terms of raw force power too?

Avellone: Kreia is setting the stage for what we imagined KOTOR3 to be, and as we had a sense for the power that we wanted those Sith Lords to reveal, her predictions are accurate. And yes, she had a number of Sith holocrons that she had read (the ones on Telos).