Barriss_Coffee posted:The "Junk Golem" looks like a mix between a spider droid and a Nexu.
Ulicus posted:Anakin kills Palpatine. There are now no Sith and balance is restored. Prophecy fulfilled. That's the end of its involvement. Palpatine returns. Palpatine is killed again. Does DE detract from the prophecy? Yes. Does it invalidate it? No. I mean, gosh, since we know that canonically the prophecy WAS fulfilled, and since we know that Palpatine has returned *anyway* in canon, they might as well bring him back again at some point.
Zorrixor posted: But... if one ignores flow-walking and goes back to treating the future as always being in motion I do find there is still a way to treat Anakin as special. What he did was stop "the Sith in the vision", singular, i.e. Palpatine, ruling the galaxy forever. The Sith order, plural, may come back again and again but as far as the Force was concerned Palpatine was the only one who actually stood a chance of bringing in an eternal age of darkness. In other words, all subsequent Sith are wimps who will be defeated through natural means, whereas Palpatine required the Force itself to step in and avert catastrophe. From that point of view, Anakin was still important and Palpatine the Big Bad.
Arawn_Fenn posted:Darth_Sabith posted:I always looked at it in the since that Balance meaning causing the Light and Darkside to be even. Thus Vader brought Balance when it was just Vader and Palps for sith. Yoda and Obi-wan then yes Vader brought Balance and when he died the balance was kept because of Luymia That's not the canonical definition of the balance. And it doesn't make sense, either. Why would the Jedi speak expectantly of "balancing the Force" if it meant equating the numbers of dark and light siders?
Darth_Sabith posted:I always looked at it in the since that Balance meaning causing the Light and Darkside to be even. Thus Vader brought Balance when it was just Vader and Palps for sith. Yoda and Obi-wan then yes Vader brought Balance and when he died the balance was kept because of Luymia
Zorrixor posted:The Jedi just made a big deal out of nothing.
Jeff_Ferguson posted:Arawn_Fenn posted:Darth_Sabith posted:I always looked at it in the since that Balance meaning causing the Light and Darkside to be even. Thus Vader brought Balance when it was just Vader and Palps for sith. Yoda and Obi-wan then yes Vader brought Balance and when he died the balance was kept because of Luymia That's not the canonical definition of the balance. And it doesn't make sense, either. Why would the Jedi speak expectantly of "balancing the Force" if it meant equating the numbers of dark and light siders? Dude... there is no canonical definition of balance. The Episode II novelization clearly states that the prophecy didn't explain what "balance" means. You're stating that DE is non-canonical based on your definition of balance, while completely ignoring that Lucas liked Dark Empire.
Arawn_Fenn posted:There is a canonical definition of balance. It's called Lucas' definition ( and Obi-Wan's ). If you want to argue that Lucas is not canon, go ahead.
Kaje posted:Also, what possible use could the Carbonite Han Solo have in the minis game?
Corusca_One posted:The big Tank droid on legs in the bottom right corner of the minis poster (near the Uggernaut!) was in KotOR 2, strange 4,000 year crossover there. Presuming its in the game of course.