PointGiven posted: Question for anyone else who read the issue: In the end when Lucien is with the farmer Jedi on the moon, did anyone else think the tall black, white bearded Jedi was Jolee Bindo? Cuz I sure did
Zorrixor posted:Hmm... I'm not sure what to feel. Part of me agrees about it being somewhat anti-climactic, but the other part of me knows that was inevitable no matter what happened. And another part of me wonders whether this is just the tip of the iceberg, if DH are confident KOTOR sales figures warrant another mega arc like this. For, in such a case, this could very well be the Episode I to a much more sinister plot (*cough* Kreia *cough*). I believe the references to Sion and the Lord of Pain, etc, are almost certainly an OOU fan service more than anything... but... there is just the potential for something more sinister going on. Haazen was potentially working to establish the Malachor Three. In the ESB to KOTOR's current ANH, I could possibly see the "real bad guys" behind all this being revealed as the group who warped Haazen in the first place. Only time will tell. Bring on the next arc!
Ackbar_Van_Gungan posted:The only issue with that is, Haazen didn’t seem like there was anyone but him involved, which makes his independent use of the Darth Sion name all the stranger. Who is to say there wasn’t something in that box of tricks that let him survive the explosion or transfer his consciousness, etc. Haazen could be no more dead than Lucien was. He could still meet up with the Malachor 3 at some point in the future. Or he could still be Sion… I need to reread Sion’s entry again.
Grey1 posted:Some things I forgot... - Lucien's exile planet: As I mentioned the Jedi there wearing Obi-Wan robes, and Lucien mentions the future after coming tribulations, it seems as if this might be an important core of the Jedi Order after Nihilus. Also, I like how Lucien and his new friends are all about facing the future with humility like Krynda wished for - with simple servant's robes. - Zayne leaving the Jedi: In the same vein, the fact that Zayne isn't technically a Jedi opens all doors for a happy end with the Exile still being the final Jedi and Zayne living to a high age, something some of us were afraid of wouldn't happen because KOTOR 2 explicitly has the whole Order dead.
SithStarSlayer posted: How can any of them survive? We can forget about Zayne for now; since he's got coverage, it's their continued existence that will REALLY fly in the face of the Exhile being the last one. Unless that was hubris all along. Draay's end, comes across as little more than a Jedi version of Darth Millennial... *** Now we have the Jedi Order, the Revanchists, Jedi Covenant and Draay's new psuedo-Jedi crew... am I missing any other splinter-groups?
Charlemagne19 posted:The whole idea of the Exile being the Last Jedi is pretty much nonsensical even in the context of the second video game.
JediAlly posted:As for Lucien, it seems as if he has created yet another covenant. One that was aimed at remaining hidden and surviving whatever calamities strike the galaxy and the Jedi. Almost along the lines of the Fallanassi. It also seems as if he flipped the bird at the Jedi, the Sith, and the galaxy in general, saying he's finished with being concerned about them. Not the fate I think he deserved, but still... I have to wonder if this covenant exists in the Legacy era, because if it does and and Cade knew or learns about it, he just might join them.