June 20, 200520 yr She doesn't like to take hard-line stances. She likes to manipulate people for the sake of manipulating them.
June 20, 200520 yr I can assure you this question has been previously answered. OBSCVRVM PER OBSCVRIVS ET IGNOTVM PER IGNOTIVS OPVS ARTIFICEM PROBAT
June 20, 200520 yr From the Chronicles of the Republic, which you can find on the official Kotor II site (or the GameBanshee site, here). JEDI MASTER KREIA, Revan's old mentor, is still haunted by guilt, wondering whether it was her teaching that resulted in Revan's fall to the dark side, and begins to search for him. Sensing his last location, she travels to Malachor V, but is unable to shield her emotions, and is completely consumed by the dark side of the Force. She is lost to the Jedi, spending the next several years on Malachor V, learning its secrets, and eventually becoming The master of the Sith academy there. Guided by Kreia's influence, Sith assassins once again begin to emerge silently from Malachor V and strike at isolated Jedi across the Republic, capturing some Jedi to turn to the dark side, and slaying those that resist. Taken to the dark side world of Malachor V to be fed to the planet's dark energies, these Jedi husks create even more assassins and DARK JEDI, feeding the planet's hunger. So, no, she didn't follow Revan until after the Mandalorian Wars and Revan's fall. "We were hoping we could bring the Xbox platform into December but didn't want to make the formal announcement until we knew an earlier ship date would not compromise the quality of The Sith Lords," says Producer Mike Gallo.
June 20, 200520 yr She might have fought in the Mandalorian Wars because Master Kavar says to her: "I had thought you died in the Mandalorian Wars" and she says: "Die- no, became stronger, yes".
June 20, 200520 yr i do think she was in the Mandalorian Wars regardless if she was Master Kae or not
June 20, 200520 yr She might have fought in the Mandalorian Wars because Master Kavar says to her: "I had thought you died in the Mandalorian Wars" and she says: "Die- no, became stronger, yes". <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yeah, that's in game. Which is slightlu more canon ( ) than the garbage fiction written on the starwars page for pre-teens to memorize. Of course the whole narrative is so inconsistent that I wouldn't bet on it ... OBSCVRVM PER OBSCVRIVS ET IGNOTVM PER IGNOTIVS OPVS ARTIFICEM PROBAT
June 21, 200520 yr Author Ok it's settled than. She was. However, she must have been the oldest jedi to follow revan. In the first game it was said that Revan appealed to the younger crowd.
June 21, 200520 yr i don't think she was an active participant. more like a person on the sidelines keeping tabs on her favored student but got caught in the middle maybe Victor of the 5 year fan fic competition! Kevin Butler will awesome your face off.
June 22, 200520 yr Ok it's settled than. She was. However, she must have been the oldest jedi to follow revan. In the first game it was said that Revan appealed to the younger crowd. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> That's true. I remember it being implied that it was mostly the younger Jedi that went to fight. Vash says that many of the young ones were quick to join Revan and fell. That being said, it is possible that she fought in the Mandalorian Wars but I personally think she viewed from the sidelines for whatever reason.
June 23, 200520 yr She fought in the Mandalorian Wars because she was Arren Kae. (I know, I know. This has been debated ad nauseum.
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