Senator_Cilghal posted:i was really looking at the Sith/Rakata/Killik connections, so the Taung/Zhell conflict and Kwi didn't tie in with that in any way I know of;) As for dates, NEGA place the construction of Centerpoint and Maw and formation of Infinite Empire at about 35,000 BBY, so it doesn't change the dates of Infinite Empire much from what we know the way I see it, Rakata call themselves Rakata; conquered races who vaguely recall them call them "Elders" in the KOTOR era, "Architects" among the Corellians, and "Architects" among the Killiks, as all these terms are titles rather than species names per se also, NEGA says the Killiks witnessed the creation of the Maw in the Corellian system! this could be a typo, and mean the Kessel system however, since the Celestials could create black hole clusters and move planets to create systems, is it impossible to hypothesize they could move black hole clusters they constructed? maybe they really did create the Maw in the Corellian system and then moved it near Kessel? creating the Maw in the Core makes it more understandable how the Killiks could witness this, rather than a creation in the Kessel system itself
Senator_Cilghal posted:i have in fact considered that the Celestials and Rakata could be related in some way other than being identical heres a thought: the Celestials form an Empire based on high tech, with the Rakata as their slaves, but then the Rakata eventually master and surpass the tech by combining it with the Force, and turn the tables on Celestials? maybe, as well as Rakata slaves, the Celestials used Killik slaves to build Centerpoint (and the Maw). Thus, the Celestials, Rakata, and Killiks can all be attributed with Centerpoint's building? theres no reason for the Sith to have hyperspace themselves, as a Sith refugee could have stolen away on a Rakata (or Killik) vessel. and a Sith Lord coming to Alsakan is speculation on my part. it is also possible, and perhaps more likely, that the Killik Sith visited Korriban or Ziost and learned Sith ways THERE.