Can you elaborate? All I'm seeing is a +50% boost to someone's power level with San damage. I can see the harm in selling it on the black market or to a Sith Lord or something like that, but it should be safe in the Jedi's hands and we'd make a ton of money selling it to them.
... Did you even read the interlude? Revan clearly said that the FORCESABER does what you're describing; The Mantle does not exclusively draw on Dark-side energy to amplify Force powers.
 
... Did you even read the interlude? Revan clearly said that the FORCESABER does what you're describing; The Mantle does not exclusively draw on Dark-side energy to amplify Force powers.
Got confused. Thought the the name of the forcesaber was 'Mantle of the Force'.

So we have one Dark Side weapon and a general Force amplifier, unless I'm mistaken. (And if I am, I request you show civility and understanding when correcting me.) We should definitely sell the Forcesaber to the Jedi. We're not going to make use of it ourselves on account of its sanity damage, so why not? They'll pay handsomely if only to get it off the market, and Dooku Captures shows that the Jedi/Republic are willing to pay a lot of money just to keep a valuable asset out of the enemy's hands (assumed, actually, that they'll pay more to do that than the enemy would pay to keep that asset.)

As for the Mantle, so long as its benefits are significant, we should keep it in order to boost our precog. Otherwise, if it only does something minor like give +2 to Lore, sell it to the Jedi. There's more we can do with thousands of credits in our pocket than with a Lore boost that minor.
 
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Can you elaborate? All I'm seeing is a +50% boost to someone's power level with San damage. I can see the harm in selling it on the black market or to a Sith Lord or something like that, but it should be safe in the Jedi's hands and we'd make a ton of money selling it to them.

Bartering away the Mantle of the Force is a lot like Bartering away part of the Star Forge or some other unique item.

There will never be another like it. It's worth more wealth than the galaxy can put together. It's nearly sapient, is a powerful force amplifier and most importantly, gives us a Silver Lightsaber.

You don't sell unique items, at the very least, you shove them into our treasure vault.

The only Force Amplifier stronger that doesn't drive people evil is on Ruusan.
 
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Got confused. Thought the the name of the forcesaber was 'Mantle of the Force'.

So we have one Dark Side weapon and a general Force amplifier, unless I'm mistaken. (And if I am, I request you show civility and understanding when correcting me.) We should definitely sell the Forcesaber to the Jedi. We're not going to make use of it ourselves on account of its sanity damage, so why not? They'll pay handsomely if only to get it off the market, and Dooku Captures shows that the Jedi/Republic are willing to pay a lot of money just to keep a valuable asset out of the enemy's hands (assumed, actually, that they'll pay more to do that than the enemy would pay to keep that asset.)

As for the Mantle, so long as its benefits are significant, we should keep it in order to boost our precog. Otherwise, if it only does something minor like give +2 to Lore, sell it to the Jedi.
ok first of all im sorry
second of all no we arnt selling anything its going to the vault we are a fucking dragon we hoard all the fancy shit
Just a random question: how good are the Guardian squads? Are they capable of taking on the clones?
there pretty decent, as good as the clones at least.
 
Allright, who called the saber crystal?
Well....


Actually...

Looks more blue-green to me, TBH. From the pic on the last page anyway. This said, the two closest I can think of are either:

Revan would be happy the Mantle of the Force gets used again. More on the blue end of the spectrum.

Or

Nomi would be equally happy her Destiny sees use. I'm assuming it's named after Nomi Sunrider anyway. The crystal in the image is more on the green end of the spectrum.

Mind you, these are the unique crystals with the closest coloration I could find. Technically speaking, it doesn't have to be a unique color crystal I suppose. But with that roll...

I called it first.
 
But unique items are worth so much money! Imagine all the base upgrades we could buy!

Look, I'm all for selling to criminals, taking their money and then stealing the Unique item back, and then selling them again and repeating the process.

But I'm one of those people who's gaming inventory is filled with obsolete but unique items.
 
Look, I'm all for selling to criminals, taking their money and then stealing the Unique item back, and then selling them again and repeating the process.
I was actually thinking we could do this with the Jedi. They'll tolerate it because it lets them patch up holes in their security system, holes which thankfully will be closed when someone actually dangerous tries to steal it or break in.

You should /never/ sell unique culminative stat-boosting items, ever. Especially in a category we've heavily invested ourselves in the first place.
I'm arguing in favour of selling it only if the stat boost is minor, like a +2. It's not worth missing out on getting thousands of credits for it. We should totally sell the Forcesaber, though. Major boost or no, the thing mucks up our head.
 
I was actually thinking we could do this with the Jedi. They'll tolerate it because it lets them patch up holes in their security system, holes which thankfully will be closed when someone actually dangerous tries to steal it or break in.

Jed... Criminals... The only difference is that one has government backing and the other's a borderline religious order.

Seriously, a lot of actions the Jedi take are just as bad, if not worse than criminals, but they get away with it because they are Jedi.
 
I was actually thinking we could do this with the Jedi. They'll tolerate it because it lets them patch up holes in their security system, holes which thankfully will be closed when someone actually dangerous tries to steal it or break in.


I'm arguing in favour of selling it only if the stat boost is minor, like a +2. It's not worth missing out on getting thousands of credits for it. We should totally sell the Forcesaber, though. Major boost or no, the thing mucks up our head.
we arnt selling the ancient relic and thats final
 
Yeah, that's one of those force artifacts that's gotten powerful enough that its almost got a mind of its own. We found it because it wanted us to have it. Trading it away would not be a good idea

I agree on the matter of whether it's worth selling. However, to be entirely fair, if it didn't want to be traded for massive amounts of Credits, maybe it shouldn't have wanted to be found by the Lady Ciaran. :V
 
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Is it just me, or are the Jedi getting bashed all the time?
It's not just you. They're the official good guys of the setting, which means their negative qualities tend to get overemphasised by the fans to compensate.

EDIT: That and EU stuff tends to make them darker and greyer than they are in any of the movies or cartoons.
 
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I'm on mobile, so now that I'm caught up someone will probably ninja me again, but:

The Mantle is NOT a standard crystal. This is a crystal that, by its very nature, takes the best out of whatever you put in it and amplifying it. In terms of KOTOR, this was stat boosting the stat boosts of your other crystals. Have the Solari? Put the Mantle in as well and you've suddenly got the POWER OF THE LIGHT (all caps necessary, because damn that bonus against Dark Siders). It makes anything you use with it flat better.

In the context of the quest...it probably boosts all Force abilities. Along with being a very powerful symbol for our lightsaber. Getting rid of it is getting rid of our 'saber being unique. And possibly getting rid of the best crystal in the Galaxy. The Heart of the Guardian is great and all, if we find it. But it's not as great. Probably worth giving to Anakin though.
 
Is it just me, or are the Jedi getting bashed all the time?

It's partially because the old canon makes the Jedi deserve it. A lot of inconsistencies caused by plot holes and certain other facts introduced in the barely self-consistent books of the old canon make the Jedi arrogant idiots at best and borderline monsters at worst.

Combine that with prequel's arrogant Jedi who see nothing wrong with using mind control to speed up a situation and only try to act like normal people when that doesn't work? Qui Gon in particular...

And you get the general dislike for them that keeps popping up.
 
It's partially because the old canon makes the Jedi deserve it. A lot of inconsistencies caused by plot holes and certain other facts introduced in the barely self-consistent books of the old canon make the Jedi arrogant idiots at best and borderline monsters at worst.

Combine that with prequel's arrogant Jedi who see nothing wrong with using mind control to speed up a situation and only try to act like normal people when that doesn't work? Qui Gon in particular...

And you get the general dislike for them that keeps popping up.
i dont like the jedi because they take 1-4 year olds to be trained and the parents get no say in it and no actual adult wants there kid taken from them ever so this religious sect just come and steals children (in my eyes any ways) and that in it self piss's me off.
also the mind control, thats not ok.
 
Yeah, but it's okay because from my point of view, the Jedi are evil.
it might not be true and i might vilinize them just a bit but come on, you cant tell me that they do some pretty shady shit, even if you are going off of just canon stuff, they tried to have a military coup the second they found out palps was a sith, like, full on coup as well, probly doing a lot of stuff afterwards as well.
 
i dont like the jedi because they take 1-4 year olds to be trained and the parents get no say in it and no actual adult wants there kid taken from them ever so this religious sect just come and steals children (in my eyes any ways) and that in it self piss's me off.
also the mind control, thats not ok.

The age thing is actually the Sith's fault. The Exile's order removed the age restriction, the age restriction was added back in during Bane's time, because anyone too old had a high chance of being a Sith Infiltrator.

One of the reasons I dislike the Jedi is visible in the Clone Wars cartoon.

See... Ahsoka Tano, was at her oldest possible age, 13 years old at Christophsis. Most likely younger.

They sent Children out to die in a war they had no choice in.

Hell, her canon age, which actually conflicts with the still canon Jedi go to Agri-Corps at 13 is age 14.

How they slipped that onto children's TV, especially in her clothes I don't know.
 
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