Darth-Ghost posted:

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The war ongoing in Legacy isn't that clear-cut or simple, but very complex with numerous factions:

1) Darth Krayt & the new Sith Order
2) The Empire loyal to Darth Krayt (including undercover Imperial Mission)
3) Roan Fel, the Imperial Knights, & his loyal followers
4) Nyna Calixte, Morlish Veed, & supporters
5) GA forces working with the Empire (ruling triumverate)
6) Galactic Alliance Core Forces
7) The Jedi Order
...plus...
*the Yuuzhan Vong will probably get involved again, they did the Ossus project
*possible interference with the Criminal underworld and bounty hunters
*possibility that Nyna Calixte may even split from Veed
*possibility of Sith Order splintering, biggest danger of that in Darth Maladi
*possibility of the Imperial Mission backstabbing Darth Krayt


How could this all turn out? Who will go into alliance with who? Which alliances will be broken? Where do Moff Calixte's and Darth Maladi's true loyalties lie? There are sure to be plenty more betrayals. Who can trust who?

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Darth-Ghost posted:

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The war ongoing in Legacy isn't that clear-cut or simple, but very complex with numerous factions:

1) Darth Krayt & the new Sith Order
2) The Empire loyal to Darth Krayt (including undercover Imperial Mission)
3) Roan Fel, the Imperial Knights, & his loyal followers
4) Nyna Calixte, Morlish Veed, & supporters
5) GA forces working with the Empire (ruling triumverate)
6) Galactic Alliance Core Forces
7) The Jedi Order
...plus...
*the Yuuzhan Vong will probably get involved again, they did the Ossus project
*possible interference with the Criminal underworld and bounty hunters
*possibility that Nyna Calixte may even split from Veed
*possibility of Sith Order splintering, biggest danger of that in Darth Maladi
*possibility of the Imperial Mission backstabbing Darth Krayt


How could this all turn out? Who will go into alliance with who? Which alliances will be broken? Where do Moff Calixte's and Darth Maladi's true loyalties lie? There are sure to be plenty more betrayals. Who can trust who?

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Charlemagne19 posted:

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My ideal ending is Morlish Veed slaughering the Imperial Knights and then waging war against a reinvigorated Galactic Republic!

FROM HIS DEATH STAR!

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Darth-Ghost posted:

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Ok, for my thoughts, I don't know how the comics will bring us there but I think the end result of what's happening will be the Alliance and the Empire sharing the galaxy between them.

The problem for the glaxy has been that for the last 25,000 years the government has been GALACTIC. So if the government becomes corrupt or is taken over, then the entire galaxy goes with it. If the galaxy was split into two equal sides, coexisting in harmony, this problem could be prevented.

There will always be a struggle between those two sides, of those who value liberty the most vs. those who value security the most. So why not make it two separate governments instead of one having to replace the other everytime the people change their minds through civil war or rebellion or revolution?

And for them to always have a "competitor," it will be more unlikely for each of them to get weak or fall into chaos, and both sides would be prepared for something like another Yuuzhan Vong invasion. It would ensure peace and defense for centuries, and if anyone wanted to move to a more free place or a more secure place, all they would have to do is move to a planet in the other's territory!

It's like yin-yang, between the Empire and the Alliance. And the Jedi's job can be to keep that balance, and help both governments. And the Sith's job will always be to upset that balance.

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AdmiralNick22 posted:

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Darth-Ghost posted:

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Ok, for my thoughts, I don't know how the comics will bring us there but I think the end result of what's happening will be the Alliance and the Empire sharing the galaxy between them.

The problem for the glaxy has been that for the last 25,000 years the government has been GALACTIC. So if the government becomes corrupt or is taken over, then the entire galaxy goes with it. If the galaxy was split into two equal sides, coexisting in harmony, this problem could be prevented.

There will always be a struggle between those two sides, of those who value liberty the most vs. those who value security the most. So why not make it two separate governments instead of one having to replace the other everytime the people change their minds through civil war or rebellion or revolution?

And for them to always have a "competitor," it will be more unlikely for each of them to get weak or fall into chaos, and both sides would be prepared for something like another Yuuzhan Vong invasion. It would ensure peace and defense for centuries, and if anyone wanted to move to a more free place or a more secure place, all they would have to do is move to a planet in the other's territory!

It's like yin-yang, between the Empire and the Alliance. And the Jedi's job can be to keep that balance, and help both governments. And the Sith's job will always be to upset that balance.

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My thoughts as well. The post-Sith Legacy galaxy would undoubtedly be best served with two major powers controlling the galaxy. Odds are the Galactic Alliance will be the larger of the two, given the galaxies 25,000 history of democracy and the fact that the GA was the largest before the Sith framed the Vong and started the war.

However, there are worlds that would remain under a benevolent Empire as well. Those worlds with a interest in quasi-monarchical governments and strong order.

A balance between these two powers is the best chance for peace, IMO.

The only question is the Jedi/Imperial Knight issue. Would the IK rejoin the Jedi Order or serve the Empire first?

--Adm. Nick

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Darth-Ghost posted:

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AdmiralNick22 posted:

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Darth-Ghost posted:

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Ok, for my thoughts, I don't know how the comics will bring us there but I think the end result of what's happening will be the Alliance and the Empire sharing the galaxy between them.

The problem for the glaxy has been that for the last 25,000 years the government has been GALACTIC. So if the government becomes corrupt or is taken over, then the entire galaxy goes with it. If the galaxy was split into two equal sides, coexisting in harmony, this problem could be prevented.

There will always be a struggle between those two sides, of those who value liberty the most vs. those who value security the most. So why not make it two separate governments instead of one having to replace the other everytime the people change their minds through civil war or rebellion or revolution?

And for them to always have a "competitor," it will be more unlikely for each of them to get weak or fall into chaos, and both sides would be prepared for something like another Yuuzhan Vong invasion. It would ensure peace and defense for centuries, and if anyone wanted to move to a more free place or a more secure place, all they would have to do is move to a planet in the other's territory!

It's like yin-yang, between the Empire and the Alliance. And the Jedi's job can be to keep that balance, and help both governments. And the Sith's job will always be to upset that balance.

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My thoughts as well. The post-Sith Legacy galaxy would undoubtedly be best served with two major powers controlling the galaxy. Odds are the Galactic Alliance will be the larger of the two, given the galaxies 25,000 history of democracy and the fact that the GA was the largest before the Sith framed the Vong and started the war.

However, there are worlds that would remain under a benevolent Empire as well. Those worlds with a interest in quasi-monarchical governments and strong order.

A balance between these two powers is the best chance for peace, IMO.

The only question is the Jedi/Imperial Knight issue. Would the IK rejoin the Jedi Order or serve the Empire first?

--Adm. Nick

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I don't know. I don't see the Imperial Knights rejoining the Jedi, but I can't see the Alliance be without their own order of loyal force-users to counter the Empire's. Maybe they already do have them, we haven't really had a chance to learn about the Alliance much, have we? Maybe an evolution of the GAG?

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Carnage04 posted:

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"Morlish don't like thinking." - Veed

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BobaMatt posted:

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I'm sure Morlish is probably a great thinker. He's not exactly a friendly guy, and he's clearly not adept at politicking, so chances are he got to his position - the only combination Grand Moff/Grand Admiral around - by being effing good at what he does. He, with some help with the Sith, ended the war, and we know he won the decisive Battle of Caamas. It's his lack of political thought and his inability to maneuver subtly, or to navigate the psyche of his enemy that makes him appear so stupid when standing next to Nyna. On the field of battle, however, it's likely Veed is no slouch.

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