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Originally posted by wolverine I still don't see how being in a chamber cut off from the force will turn someone from the dark side back.

The point, as I understood it from the GM, was to be able to communicate with her and start appealing to her logic and whatever morality she might have without the dark side available to influence and strengthen her resolve/resistance, similar liking taking an addict's drugs away while he's at a rehab clinic.

Again, I'd have preferred it be a long process from sporadic encounters rather than a "detox" room. Would have made more sense in my view, and made for a much better, and deeper, story.

Drath Kryat will want to capture and torture Vash ans his friends, specially the son of captain and Talon.

Krayt's been killed already, and while the Sith Empire is still operating under Nihl and Wrrylok (sp?), their forces are being strained by the onslaught of the combined might of Fel and his allies. We're probably the least of their concerns now.

Maybe approached by Gallactic Alliance to join their ranks, since he left the Imperial Knights.

In this little AU we're in, the Alliance grew tired of the fighting and running from Krayt, so they surrendered fairly early on...and all their upper levels of leadership were then executed by Krayt, and their forces absorbed into his own.

How about a new Death Star? Developed by Kryat's Empire.

This has been discussed, but no one but me seems to want to introduce superweapons at this point. Probably because of a fear some of the other PCs might be inclined to attempt to hijack it and use it for their own ends.

There is also another goal, the reason he himself left the Imperial Knights in the first place. What was the reason for him to left the Imperial Knights?

Also resolved.

He'd been on a mission to take down a rogue Sith that was interferring with civilian and medical transports. He killed said Sith, but the warrior's dying act was to angrily lash out with wild force that left Vash cut off from the Force.

A Knight can hardly do his job without the force, so he was given an honorable discharge, and then ended up with our crew of miscreants.

I'd hoped to have his struggle to regain his powers be a lengthy ordeal, but the GM gave him back his powers (though not his strength) after 2 games.

Since that point, he's worked his way back up and regained his full strength, and has already been asked by Fel to return to service.

In truth, with so much accomplished, the campaign should probably come to a close, but I think our GM has plans for us becoming embroiled in a personal war with Black Sun.

So...yeah. Everything concerning Vash has been wrapped up way too quick by too much time in the spotlight.

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Last edited by Seghast on 24 October 2009 at 10:56 PM