Storyline Speculations

[GhostofAnakin]

The reasons for exile are many, but the principal reason is far, far worse than simply following Revan to war. The reasons for exile will be revealed in the game.

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This sounds really intriguing.

[MASTER]

well, I know them they decleine all gay men and send them to calafrion in this time they mean preagus.

[Taran'atar]

The Jedi took back Revan him/herself, I don't see why they'd turn his/her followers away.

 

I'd guess that while under Revan's command, you comitted a war crime so terrible that even the Jedi couldn't forgive you. They tried to imprison you, but you escaped. You stopped using the Force in order to stay off the Jedi's radar, and over time your skill in the Force became so atrophied as to be nearly non-existant.

 

I'm guessing that much like Revan's fall to the dark side in KOTOR, the specifics of what happened to cause your exile will be left to your imagination. Obsidian will provide a general idea of what happened, and we're supposed to fill in the rest.

[Jedi Master D Murda]

well, I know them they decleine all gay men and send them to calafrion in this time they mean preagus.

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[Leferd]

well, I know them they decleine all gay men and send them to calafrion in this time they mean preagus.

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I think he's trying to make the analogy that gay men are exiled to California and that during the time of K2, they are exiled to Peragus station...

[GhostofAnakin]

well, I know them they decleine all gay men and send them to calafrion in this time they mean preagus.

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I think he's trying to make the analogy that gay men are exiled to California and that during the time of K2, they are exiled to Peragus station...

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only problem is he's got the intelligence of a wet nap.

[Jedi Master D Murda]

I think he's trying to make the analogy that gay men are exiled to California and that during the time of K2, they are exiled to Peragus station...

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[Barzarel]

Hope, it has something to do with Revan, it would be a shame if Revan died now obviously he was intended to be some sort of Messiah to return balance to the force, while like Legacy of kain he accepted or not i would guess is player based, but the way it seems to me was that Revan role in the force is far important, to be destroyed, so i hope the 2 fates somehow are linked in a meaning that would make sense.

 

But as far as i believe it was the force intentions for Revan to bring balance back, as said by many jedi throughout the game he was a paragon for all the jedi stood for, would be pointless if his meaning wasent intended to show that even in Darkness the hold of the darkside could be overcome.

 

If it somehow fails to achieve that then in some sense the darkside has won, and the jedi fallen.

 

This is purely my belief and i dont exspect other to share it, but if Revan has died failing to achieve this i will be dissappointed with the game no matter what.

[rika]

I had several ideas about why your PC was sent into exile:

1. He was a spy sent by the Sith to spy on Revan and Malak while they were still light siders. They found out, and exiled him.

 

2. Your character made a drastic strategical error while in a command of a mission and as a result, hundreds of lives were lost.

 

3. You left your comrades to die in battle in order to gain personal glory.

 

4. You killed your fellow Jedi in order to climb ranks.

 

 

Btw, thanks Chris for the comments.

[jedipodo]

Perhaps he actively took part in the massacre which Malak commanded on Dxun at the end of the Mandalorian War.

[starwarskid15_19]

maybe he was really revans right hand man and malak was jealous of the power he had and malak attacked him. the pc was far stronger than malak and he cut off malaks jaw and was about to kill him and the other jedi stopped him and took him back to the council. the council banished him and he decided to not use the force because of wut he almost did. not long after he arrives on the planet he was banished to revan and malak disappeared.

[Ludozee]

Perhaps Revan was your Jedi Master, and when you saw Revan turn darkside you wouldn't betray your master, so you didn't tell the Order.

Or *you* are the reason of Revan turning darkside in the first place?

 

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Anyway, we will know it soon enought (at least, you @%&*$ US X-box owners )

[Stargate: 2000]

I was first thinking that it would have had to be something horendus for the order to exile someone, But then I got to thinking about the whole juhani side quest. I mean the order more or less let her fall to the darkside in order for her to make the choice of either staying that way or to return to the light. What if the PC's exile was sort of the same, maybe the events of the mandalorian wars pushed the PC to the brink of the light/dark change and the order wanted to see which way she/he would choose. While its not anywhere an original idea it could explain why the order would welcome back everyone (including revan) but this guy/gal.

[Ras Nareth]

I would speculate that he killed many Jedi and innocents to prove his worth to Revan, possibly Malak's missing jaw is his handywork. He was exiled because he was caught and Jedi don't kill their prisoners. Possibly the only reason why Revan wasn't exiled was because he was needed to retrace his own steps. Else he would probably have been exiled, his link to the force severed in a similar manner as what had happened.

[GhostofAnakin]

I would speculate that he killed many Jedi and innocents to prove his worth to Revan, possibly Malak's missing jaw is his handywork. He was exiled because he was caught and Jedi don't kill their prisoners. Possibly the only reason why Revan wasn't exiled was because he was needed to retrace his own steps. Else he would probably have been exiled, his link to the force severed in a similar manner as what had happened.

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I don't think it'll be so blatant as the PC having killed multitudes of people. I think it'll be a bit more personal or subtle. Perhaps he fought and killed his Jedi Master because his Master told him he wasn't to join Revan and Malak. I think it'll be a bit more personal such as that, rather than just some mass murdering spree.

[213374U]

I would speculate that he killed many Jedi and innocents to prove his worth to Revan, possibly Malak's missing jaw is his handywork. He was exiled because he was caught and Jedi don't kill their prisoners. Possibly the only reason why Revan wasn't exiled was because he was needed to retrace his own steps. Else he would probably have been exiled, his link to the force severed in a similar manner as what had happened.

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I don't think it'll be so blatant as the PC having killed multitudes of people. I think it'll be a bit more personal or subtle. Perhaps he fought and killed his Jedi Master because his Master told him he wasn't to join Revan and Malak. I think it'll be a bit more personal such as that, rather than just some mass murdering spree.

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That wouldn't warrant Force disconnection. Probably the Jedi could forgive something like that. Maybe the PC attempted something eeeeevil that didn't involve any killing. That would appeal more to those who don't want their character to be a murderer, let alone a mass murderer.

 

My guess would be the PC had something to do with the old Sith. Perhaps trying to contact the old ghosts or stealing Sith relics in order to gain knowledge. Perhaps the PC even succeeded at it, and the Jedi decided it was too dangerous for the PC to retain his/her abilities.

[GhostofAnakin]

That wouldn't warrant Force disconnection. Probably the Jedi could forgive something like that.

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But it would warrant exhile, whether personal or forced by the Council. Look at Jolee and his tale of why he left the Jedi Order. Same situation, except in his case it was his wife that turned to the DS and he was supposed to stop her but didn't, and she went on to murder dozens of Jedi because he failed to stop her. Same sort of thing this time, except this time the PC is playing the role of Jolee's wife, and his Jedi Master actually did try to stop him and failed.

[Archmonarch]

That wouldn't warrant Force disconnection. Probably the Jedi could forgive something like that. Maybe the PC attempted something eeeeevil that didn't involve any killing. That would appeal more to those who don't want their character to be a murderer, let alone a mass murderer.

 

My guess would be the PC had something to do with the old Sith. Perhaps trying to contact the old ghosts or stealing Sith relics in order to gain knowledge. Perhaps the PC even succeeded at it, and the Jedi decided it was too dangerous for the PC to retain his/her abilities.

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I like that idea. The PC might even have meant it in a beneficent manner, as in "know thine enemy." Obviously the Jedi Council didnt see it that way.

[Lord Satasn]

Personally, I'm just looking forward to finding out what it is that he has done....Only a few more weeks.....Mwuahaha!!!!!!!

[Guest Fallen Jedi]

Curse you! And curse all the US Xbox owners! :angry:

You're making the wait worse for me :'(

[Barzarel]

I wonder if he is actually Sadow naga, one of the sith lords, that they mention in chronicle on webpage that cocoon himself, would explain him having memory loss or lost force connection, if he wasent supposed to exist in that time space.

 

Or he could have been disconnected from the force to protect him if he had a important role in the galaxy just another thought.

[Archmonarch]

The first one would basically be a rehash of "Oh, youre the big bad evil reborn as a new person" from the first game, while the second doesnt fit what the devs have said about the PC having done something really bad to be exiled.

[Barzarel]

The first one would basically be a rehash of "Oh, youre the big bad evil reborn as a new person" from the first game, while the second doesnt fit what the devs have said about the PC having done something really bad to be exiled.

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If he indeed is Sadow it would explain the Sith interest in him.

[Ludozee]

I wonder if he is actually Sadow naga, one of the sith lords, that they mention in chronicle on webpage that cocoon himself, would explain him having memory loss or lost force connection, if he wasent supposed to exist in that time space.

 

Or he could have been disconnected from the force to protect him if he had a important role in the galaxy just another thought.

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But if he was exiled by the Jedi Order, then you say we get more or less the same situation as in KotOR 1. Like, the Jedi Order uses PC to accomplish their goals. I don't think they'd do that.

[Barzarel]

I wonder if he is actually Sadow naga, one of the sith lords, that they mention in chronicle on webpage that cocoon himself, would explain him having memory loss or lost force connection, if he wasent supposed to exist in that time space.

 

Or he could have been disconnected from the force to protect him if he had a important role in the galaxy just another thought.

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But if he was exiled by the Jedi Order, then you say we get more or less the same situation as in KotOR 1. Like, the Jedi Order uses PC to accomplish their goals. I don't think they'd do that.

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Well there should be some reason as to how he isnt connected to the force, if he was exile from JO then he would still be able to use DS, for jedi only exile if you done something unforgivable as far as i know.

 

So one could wonder as to what that might be if so, but yes if it is indeed Sadow then it would be alot like Kotor in story path.