In that case, can we start a production line in Kiln? How many ships would we be able to get from that? And what other CIS designs can we get access to like that?

You could get a slipway for those things, but remember that Providences are capital ships - you're only gonna get one every couple of months if you do that. Not saying you can't, just that it's gonna be slooooow by comparison to other things. As for other CIS designs many of them barring ones that are being hoarded by their creators (Scorponeks) or stupidly classified (Subjugators, whatever other "cool ship of the week" the Seps built) would be available.

For the interdictor, almost certainly a new design. What I am really looking for is an upgrade on the Detainer-Class, so basically an Immobilizer?

That's gonna be a ship design action for Raith then - and a perfectly reasonable one at that.

For the Foundry, I was wonder if we could get a small trickle of the droids we would be storing in the BRB bunker to be actively useful instead. Like, maybe just get one more group per turn of each type of droid we are producing there? It isn't that big a deal.

I think I've made my "slippery slope" comments pretty clear. You say "it's not that big a deal" now but in-verse that's only going to increase the temptation to set the Foundry to full output.

There isn't a factory for AATs listed on the front page, although we do have 3 on our list of assets. I put the upgrades as getting us groups of vehicles because the scale has expanded so much beyond the scale that a single vehicle is effective on. Can we do the same for the C-9979 landers? Or the Decimators?

I think upping it to groups will be fine (we'll pretend that the Industrial Expansion does that for the sake of my sanity).
 
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You could get a slipway for those things, but remember that Providences are capital ships - you're only gonna get one every couple of months if you do that. Not saying you can't, just that it's gonna be slooooow by comparison to other things. As for other CIS designs many of them barring ones that are being hoarded by their creators (Scorponeks) or stupidly classified (Subjugators, whatever other "cool ship of the week" the Seps built) would be available.

This begs the question of what exactly are we getting if we purchase Hoersch-Kessel? More industrial capacity? If we already have access to all their designs, they become much less appealing of an option. Would the same speed of construction apply to the Recusant-class? It is a 'light destroyer.'

I think I've made my "slippery slope" comments pretty clear. You say "it's not that big a deal" now but in-verse that's only going to increase the temptation to set the Foundry to full output.
I meant it isn't a big deal to me. Just wanted a ruling.

Two last questions (for now):
Would Sair Frames apply to the droid of the Recusant? It is noted to have been so slow to react that is commonly ran into other ships.
And can we mass produce Raith modified designs? Oracle-model Lucrehulks, for example?
If we can, I'd like to propose these base upgrades for Kiln:
[] Munificent Slipways: The Munificent-class is the workhorse of the CIS. Make it pull for you. +1 group of Munificent-class frigates/turn
[] Recusant Slipways: The Recusant-class is dangerous for all its flaws. When it's brain is upgraded by Engineer Sair, it is more than dangerous. +2 Recusant Light Destroyers/turn
[] Providence Slipways: +1 Hand-model Providence-class Dreadnought/Carriers /turn
[] Lucrehulk Slipways: If war comes, you will be ready. +1 Oracle-model Lucrehulk-class Battleship/2 turns

I figured Recusants were easier to build than Providences, so I gave them 2/turn output. @Dr. Snark, is this okay?
 
@Dr. Snark What if we used the Foundry for limited production...

HEAR ME OUT

... Of medical and construction droids to aid in war recovery?
 
This begs the question of what exactly are we getting if we purchase Hoersch-Kessel? More industrial capacity? If we already have access to all their designs, they become much less appealing of an option. Would the same speed of construction apply to the Recusant-class? It is a 'light destroyer.'

There's a bit of a difference between 'one slipway that can produce a Lucrehulk' and 'owning a company that produces them in (presumably) triple-digit numbers.'

I figured Recusants were easier to build than Providences, so I gave them 2/turn output. @Dr. Snark, is this okay?

Hmm...better idea. I do like the idea of having slipways for capital ships but it'd probably be more interesting if it was specifically producing custom designs like the rebuilt Oracle or the improved Invisible Hand (also I really do not want to start having to deal with actually keeping track of numbers of smaller ships. It's hard enough for the canon to keep its numbers straight). So here's how that's gonna work: I'm going to restrict the slipways to those specific variants, and you're gonna have to get that Industrial Expansion upgrade so you actually have the materials available to even build the damn things.
 
There's a bit of a difference between 'one slipway that can produce a Lucrehulk' and 'owning a company that produces them in (presumably) triple-digit numbers.'

You make an exceedingly good point. I am now looking forward to this once again!
Hmm...better idea. I do like the idea of having slipways for capital ships but it'd probably be more interesting if it was specifically producing custom designs like the rebuilt Oracle or the improved Invisible Hand (also I really do not want to start having to deal with actually keeping track of numbers of smaller ships. It's hard enough for the canon to keep its numbers straight). So here's how that's gonna work: I'm going to restrict the slipways to those specific variants, and you're gonna have to get that Industrial Expansion upgrade so you actually have the materials available to even build the damn things.
The Recusant-class isn't really a smaller ship. It is 1187 m long stock, and it's classification as a "light destroyer" is referencing Star Destroyers. It's actually longer than a Providence-class (1088 m stock) although it has less volume, armor, and weaponry.
Industrial expansion as a prereq does make sense, certainly. We can still build Munificents, right? They are much smaller.
 
[] 40 to 1. Silencer, Grievous, Asajj, etc are all greatest warriors of the Galaxy. Too bad they have never fought together. Create and test some tactics for our Heroes fighting against a single enemy cough Pal-cough-patin cough.
@Dr. Snark
Can we save this name for something else.
If we fail to take out Palpatine and the CNS gets invaded by the Empire this would be perfect. Especially if we end up running a resistance moment.
 
@Dr. Snark , could we build a facility at Kiln that just makes it quicker to build other facilities? Like extra factories that pump out co struction droids?
 
I think we're due for another round of Omake summaries, @Publicola
CANON
Something Blue
, by Barondoctor
This was for some reason not threadmarked, even though it is part of a canon story series? @Dr. Snark

CANON NON-STORY
Riphath's Guide to Telepathic Species, by Barondoctor
Info Post: List of known species with telepathic abilities.

Starfighter Simulator Training Quotes, by Teron
Recent Past : The Abyss Watchers learn how to pilot ships.

OOM-9 Training Log: Tactical Training with Thrawn, by Teron
Recent Past: OOM-9 figures out the only way to beat Thrawn.
@Dr. Snark you said this was canon, but didn't threadmark it.

The Kik'than Ant (or Piebald's Hobby), by prince84
Recent Past: Abysswalker Piebalds thoughts on the dangerous Kik'than Ant.

Required Position, by prince84
Recent Past: A look at the person in charge of stopping the most insane research projects in the Abyss Watchers.

Better Than Par, by Barondoctor
Recent Past: PR-1 decides to delegate some of his workload

My Name is … Priam, by ALanos
Recent Past: Priam reflects on himself and his new body.

Abyss Watchers: I'm The Boss, by Whumbly
Recent Past: Ciaran and her inner council sing a song.

CURRENTLY NON-CANON
Ciaran Election Campaign Ad #1,
by Whumbly
Near Future: Advertisement for Ciaran's campaign to be Supreme Chancellor.

Abysswalker Dossier: Alicia Olié, by MonkeyTypewriter
Near Future: Personnel file on an Abyss Walker candidate
(I think this is supposed to be threadmarked as currently non-canon anyway. Snark said she wouldn't be made Walker just yet, but accepted it.)

Joo Lee's Debriefing, by bookworm702
Near Future: A Seeker is debriefed and found to be Force-sensitive.

Koyi loves her job, by Omniatrix
Near Future: A look at how a spy does her job.
(Note: This and Joo Lee's Debriefing could maybe be moved to Canon Non-story as Recent Past, since the characters in both are now Walker candidates and their omakes end with them being signed up as Agents.)

Desert Wind Droid, by Barondoctor
Near Future: OOM-9 is upgraded with a new body, and gains new perspective.

We Are, by Panory
Near Future: Egonil the Bilar Abysswalker meets Ciaran.
(Not sure if this or Non-canon is the correct place for this omake, considering Snark didn't give a clear decision on it.)
NON-CANON
Generica Online Chat Boards,
by Killerflood
Alternate Universe : Star Wars fans react to the new version of the Clone Wars.

Hearthworlds, by VNodosaurus
Alternate Universe: Asajj, Obi-Wan, Ciaran and Maul change pasts.

Simple and Clean, by Panory
Alternate Universe: Ciaran proves that Jedi Master Xehanort is evil.

A Blind Jump, by Barondoctor
Recent Past (Turn 28): Thrawn and Anakin play a game.
EXTRA
Abyss Watcher Droids,
by Alyuna
A reward was given for this, but no threadmark.
 
Say hello to another Chat Board snippet. Today I will be introducing the background for the new Canon. Made with the help of the PHO interlude Wizard. So without further ado …​


You know I just remembered this with the recent link and I can't help but wonder; when Dooku appears standing against Palpatine for the final confrontation and Ventris and Ciaran are both there and friendly with one another; won't it appear that Dooku a Canon villain was behind Ciaran's actions the whole time. I mean originally on Genosis he told Obi won that a Sith lord was controlling the republic and here he is standing against that sith lord. It just makes sense that the series changed not because they added an OC but because they changed Dooku to make him a stronger character who actually believed what he said that he stood for in the beginning.


The last bit was something like Dooku left the Jedi because he believed they were not doing enough and that the republic was corrupt. He wanted to do more to protect the people of the outer rim. S
he's a reformer who protects the outer rim and has acted against Palpatine's goals by creating the CNS and neutralizing order 66 when Dooku is the only other person who should know they exist.

He saved her from assassins, taught her dueling, and invited her to Genosis and then continued to interact with her despite being on different sides of the war. Unless you know that she's a sith lord who controls a good half of the Galaxy it looks like Dooku is the main actor.

Edit: decided to reread the quest our first holocron was that of a chiss who was probably a member of their military that taught us basic force use. Did we ever talk to thrawn about either how to get him to teach more more or returning the holocron to the asendency.
 
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Not really. In my mind, while the negaverse Clone Wars would still be heavily focused on Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Ahsoka (with supporting characters Padme and the droids) Ciaran would be as large a background character as Palpatine and Dooku. As the series goes on, her role grows larger until the Mortis arc when Anakin learns nearly everything about her. That point would be a season finale and then the next season would be all about Ciaran and her story. Afterwards, the focus would be evenly split between her and the canon trio until the end. Dooku's minor influence would be shown as just that, minor. (In the end.)

I'm honestly considering that in this negaverse, instead of moving forwards in time with the live-action movies they would go backwards. Since this new Clone Wars would be so divisive, and it would be hard to think of a new trilogy story that might come after Palpatine's downfall (as that was the whole point of the original trilogy), the new Star Wars trilogy would be centered around the Mandalorian Wars.

This is, of course, just me fleshing out the negaverse just because I can.
 
Not really. In my mind, while the negaverse Clone Wars would still be heavily focused on Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Ahsoka (with supporting characters Padme and the droids) Ciaran would be as large a background character as Palpatine and Dooku. As the series goes on, her role grows larger until the Mortis arc when Anakin learns nearly everything about her. That point would be a season finale and then the next season would be all about Ciaran and her story. Afterwards, the focus would be evenly split between her and the canon trio until the end. Dooku's minor influence would be shown as just that, minor. (In the end.)

I'm honestly considering that in this negaverse, instead of moving forwards in time with the live-action movies they would go backwards. Since this new Clone Wars would be so divisive, and it would be hard to think of a new trilogy story that might come after Palpatine's downfall (as that was the whole point of the original trilogy), the new Star Wars trilogy would be centered around the Mandalorian Wars.

This is, of course, just me fleshing out the negaverse just because I can.

I strongly disagree but of course I am not writing the Omake

Her confrontation with Darra revealed that she did business with the huts and Anakin dealt with that, but the mortis arc only
revealed that she was a skilled force user and lightsaber duelist it didn't reveal her deeper secrets such as how much of a crime lord she was or that she had gone full sith lord rather then slight dark sider. It certainly didn't reveal that she knew the whole plan ahead of time.

Mortis can be the season finale but the second season should be about Anakin struggling with his feelings and the revelation that he would be a monster. Anakin is still the chosen one and the balance point Ciaran and Palpatine are there to try to pull him in different directions.
You can't do that from Ciaran's perspective. She needs to be a supporting character and not a main character.

I would switch to Asohka who was there and could watch Anakin deal with both of them but could also meet up with Thrawn for chess and certain other characters related to him like say HK-47 and learn more about the CNS. Then when she was framed Ciaran could step in and shine and Anakin would leave to find his answers.

When he returns with his answer and chooses to stay on the side of the light Then if you needed to you could have a Ciaran arc. Where she meets with Yularin and fights with Savage on screen. The final buildup could be with Ciaran who gathers all of the allies against Palpatine and it should mirror Mace Windu gathering the Jedi. The fight should be close with him cutting through the droids and people should be surprised when he dies because they still expected the attack to fail and the empire to rise. Then and only then if you need a link to the old republic should you reveal that she is Traya.


The thing is I can see her being happy with them thinking that Dooku was behind the plan well she focused on strengthening the CNS and anti Palpatine faction because of information that he told her. She doesn't want to come out in the open as a Sith Lord and Crime Lord. Creating peace because she knew the war was fake, that is what she wants to be known for anyway. If this is his plot then all the droids and knowledge didn't come from an unstoppable hidden network and foundry but a traitor working against his master the whole time to counter his plans who gathered people who weren't loyal to him but were willing to listen and told them what they needed to know. If in the process the Jedi were focused on Dooku rather then Ciaran well I don't think she'd see a problem with that. she likes not being known and feared by all.
 
Time for another omake count!
In the last thirty pages, we've added another 11 omakes, increasing our 'bank balance' to 106 bonuses.
In the last thirty-ish pages, we've added a full twenty omakes, increasing our 'bank balance' to 126 bonuses, ready to spend on Turn 29 and future turns.

Shahdara Wyn's Ruminations
Abysswalker Dossier: Alicia Olié
Abysswalker Dossier: Brriik'kitt'jas B'usevoe
The Kik'than Ant (or Piebald's Hobby)
Omake: Required Position
Tython Operations : A Summary
All right, @Dr. Snark, here's the end-of-turn Balance Sheet.
Map: Abyss Watcher Assets & CNS Space (Turn 28)
My Name is … Priam
Abyss Watchers: I'm The Boss
I think we're due for another round of Omake summaries

A few incidental points:

@Alyuna, you still haven't decided what reward you wanted for the fanart with the Abyss Watcher droid. Here were the possible rewards:
So, since this is a fanart thing, I'll give you the traditional 3 choices (sort of):
-Martial/Learning Stat boost for HK-47 (I figure ED would appreciate the bonus going to a good cause)
-Ability to ask 2 questions that I must answer truthfully
-Third cool idea that continues to elude me (insert idea here and I'll see if I can make it work)


@Jakobstj, this is outstanding.
I think we're due for another round of Omake summaries, @Publicola
Can you confirm that it covers all omakes posted since pg. 721 (or can you update it to include the omakes listed in the 'Proof' spoiler-box above)? Per the Index posts:
* This Index is fully updated as of post #18008 (Page 721)
I'll go ahead and add those Indexes once you're done.
 
… Hey @Dr. Snark ?

You know how you dismissed a chunk of the 'Possible Bases' list because they weren't distinct enough? How about you come up with several different 'generic' bases, such as 'Continuous Smuggler Network Expansion', each of which is very expensive compared to a normal base upgrade, I'm thinking something like 400 or 500 Credits... But on the other hand, it gives us a continuous +25-100 Credit income gain of one or another income types for a +25 Credit Upkeep increase every turn. It's basically a base upgrade that automates, and represents, the fact that the Abyss Watchers are just becoming this massive hidden web that's got it's tentacles everywhere in the galaxy.

So the income gain is because the Abyss Watchers low level forces/businesses/associates are creating new minor bases on more planets around the galaxy, or building up their assets on ones that already have minor bases continuously all the time, whilst the upkeep is the fact that more is coming under control and thus costs are increasing, but it's a steady increase were as the income increase is variable because some places just break even but others make massive profits.

Or to simplify things, it's the equivalent of the Rolling Takeover upgrade for Coruscant, just applied to the entire galaxy via setting up minor bases on planets that aren't important, powerful, industrial or otherwise noteworthy enough to set up a major base on.
 
I strongly disagree but of course I am not writing the Omake

Her confrontation with Darra revealed that she did business with the huts and Anakin dealt with that, but the mortis arc only
revealed that she was a skilled force user and lightsaber duelist it didn't reveal her deeper secrets such as how much of a crime lord she was or that she had gone full sith lord rather then slight dark sider. It certainly didn't reveal that she knew the whole plan ahead of time.

Mortis can be the season finale but the second season should be about Anakin struggling with his feelings and the revelation that he would be a monster. Anakin is still the chosen one and the balance point Ciaran and Palpatine are there to try to pull him in different directions.
You can't do that from Ciaran's perspective. She needs to be a supporting character and not a main character.

I would switch to Asohka who was there and could watch Anakin deal with both of them but could also meet up with Thrawn for chess and certain other characters related to him like say HK-47 and learn more about the CNS. Then when she was framed Ciaran could step in and shine and Anakin would leave to find his answers.

When he returns with his answer and chooses to stay on the side of the light Then if you needed to you could have a Ciaran arc. Where she meets with Yularin and fights with Savage on screen. The final buildup could be with Ciaran who gathers all of the allies against Palpatine and it should mirror Mace Windu gathering the Jedi. The fight should be close with him cutting through the droids and people should be surprised when he dies because they still expected the attack to fail and the empire to rise. Then and only then if you need a link to the old republic should you reveal that she is Traya.


The thing is I can see her being happy with them thinking that Dooku was behind the plan well she focused on strengthening the CNS and anti Palpatine faction because of information that he told her. She doesn't want to come out in the open as a Sith Lord and Crime Lord. Creating peace because she knew the war was fake, that is what she wants to be known for anyway. If this is his plot then all the droids and knowledge didn't come from an unstoppable hidden network and foundry but a traitor working against his master the whole time to counter his plans who gathered people who weren't loyal to him but were willing to listen and told them what they needed to know. If in the process the Jedi were focused on Dooku rather then Ciaran well I don't think she'd see a problem with that. she likes not being known and feared by all.

The problem there is any Jedi who fought alongside her against Palpatine and survived.
Ciaran will need to go all out and Jedi are very good at picking out Sith Lords by their fighting styles.

They might not be able to do anything immediately but I expect them to be entirely aware that they've just exchanged one Dark Lord at the levers of power for another.

The difference is that she prefers to be a Shadow Empress rather than an official one.
 
Jedi are very good at picking out Sith Lords
....uh...they aren't. Plageus, Sidious, Tyrannus, Traya all hid either amongst the Jedi or so close to them that that they could basically breathe the same air.

However, let's talk about the little miss for a second here.

Ciaran's fighting styles and force abilities are as follows:
> Form 2 Makashi - Trained by Dooku
> Form 3 Soresu - Trained by Obi Wan himself
> Blazing Chains - Separate Force Tradition, used by a specific bunch of Force-sensitive Pirates primarily
> Matukai Self-Reinforcement - Separate Force Tradition, adepts are nomads
> Luka Sene - Separate Force Tradition, adepts are primarily Miraluka
> Shatterpoint - Universal ability, incredibly rare, unknown by pretty much everyone not named Asajj
> Buried Presence - Modified to be perpetual, universal ability

None of that exactly screams Sith Lord, even Makashi, that was taught by Dooku, could not be considered as proof of any kind of association with the Dark Side as the Jedi themselves use Form 2. Lightsaber styles and indeed the weapon itself technically isn't something that is unique to the Jedi and Sith anyways since with enough skill even a non-Force Sensitive could use them. Even then, Mace Windu has absolutely no room to talk about Dark Side fighting styles, what with his part in the development and his mastery of Form 7, that has been the reason behind the fall of at least three Jedi iirc.

Ciaran has portrayed herself as an exceedingly eccentric business woman with an incredibly deep mystery as part of her background, that she's a Miraluka already gives her leeway regarding her Force Sensitivity, then the nearly successful attempt on her life with Dooku saving her life and her recuperation afterwards gives her a motive behind learning all kinds of ways to defend herself. That she's an eccentric and Force Sensitive means that some of those methods would definitely involve the Force. Not to mention that Force Sensitives could spontaneously develop certain Force Abilities, such as precognition, so Buried Presence could be explained away as Ciaran's subconscious desire to fade away into safety.

Darra's report about her dealing with the Hutts only adds to the mystery, but honestly, no business person worth their salt would not deal with the Hutts at some point or another. Even some Jedi deal with the Hutts and other criminal elements.

Long story short? Ciaran isn't throwing up any of the traditional identifiers of Sith Lord-hood, furthermore, she herself isn't a traditional Sith Lord either, remember that she is Darth Traya, the betrayer of the Jedi and the Sith, so why should she be immediately be identified as such, especially Ciaran has made it her mission to hide where she came from and what she had to do to become what she is now. It makes no sense, whatsoever within the narrative that the Jedi would learn about her.

Anakin is the only one, again aside from Asajj, who knows who Ciaran really is (though I can't remember if he knows that she inherited the title Darth Traya) and she set him free (weird how Revan's Sith teachings could end up saving the Jedi Order, again) to think about what being a Jedi means to him, he isn't going to talk, especially since she is his Final Solution to the threat of Darth Vader.
 
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The problem isn't the techniques that she uses, it's how she uses them. Ciaran is aggressive in combat in ways that Light Siders almost never are.

She fights like a Sith Lord: All overwhelming power designed to force an opponent to doubt their ability to win and simultaneously using Dun Möch to reinforce that idea.

She may prefer shatterpoint over force lightning and overwhelming strength over dizzying agility, but that doesn't change the face that if you saw videos of her fighting next to videos of Palpatine fighting then it would be very obvious that they're both approaching combat from the same position.
 
The problem isn't the techniques that she uses, it's how she uses them. Ciaran is aggressive in combat in ways that Light Siders almost never are.

She fights like a Sith Lord: All overwhelming power designed to force an opponent to doubt their ability to win and simultaneously using Dun Möch to reinforce that idea.

She may prefer shatterpoint over force lightning and overwhelming strength over dizzying agility, but that doesn't change the face that if you saw videos of her fighting next to videos of Palpatine fighting then it would be very obvious that they're both approaching combat from the same position.
um exuse you, does the name mace windo mean anything to you? im almost certain thats exactly how he fights.
 
The problem isn't the techniques that she uses, it's how she uses them. Ciaran is aggressive in combat in ways that Light Siders almost never are.
I said almost never. He is in fact the almost I was thinking of. And he explicitly uses a form that skims the dark side when he's fighting.
Mace Windu is incredibly aggressive in general, it's his thing.

Form 4, Ataru, is known in the Jedi Order as an incredibly aggressive fighting style, used to overwhelm one opponent by utilizing fast, powerful strikes from all directions. It's notable wielders include Qui-Gon, Yoda, Plo Koon, Ahsoka, and Aayla. Aggressiveness in battle is not a sign of the Dark Side, like seriously, if that was the case then like pretty much all of the Galaxy in Star Wars has Fallen, including the Jedi.

Ciaran's fighting style is NOT overwhelming power either, it's all about applying the right amount of power at the right time, it falls in line with her Shatterpoint ability. Furthermore, she cheats when she can, I mean, she had a blaster-saber for goodness' sake. Simply using that as a metric for whether or not one is a Dark Sider ends with pretty much most of the Galaxy in Star Wars has Fallen, once again including the Jedi.

Being aggressive and overwhelming the opponent with right amount of power at the right time is in no way a sign of the Dark Side, it just means that the combatant wants to end the fight as quickly as possible, which, if I have to refer to what I discussed about Ciaran's incredibly near miss with that assassination, can be seen part of the lingering trauma that was left from her near death. If we look at it in a certain way that the Jedi who are aware of her training in the lightsaber forms, we get the following:
> She fights using precision and finesse (Makashi), while keeping herself as safe as possible (Soresu).

The only question mark in that is she learned Makashi before Soresu, so from where did she pick that up? The Order doesn't know about her connection to Dooku after all. However, that it seems to have been a response to her near-death, it could be excused as a knee-jerk reaction, basically "hurt that person before they hurt me", but the fact that she seemed to realize that it was lacking and that she managed to get Obi Wan to teach her Soresu, is something that should be applauded. Most Jedi don't make that leap until they make irrecoverable loses, like Obi Wan, he picked up Soresu in response to Qui Gon's death, before then he mainly used Ataru.

You are right that users of the Dark Side of the Force are INCREDIBLY aggressive in combat, but there's one thing you've completely over-looked. Ciaran may be Darth Traya, but when has she actually channeled the Dark Side of the Force? The Force Abilities she has used and mastered can all be considered neutral after all. Furthermore, doesn't she take great care to protect her psyche whenever she does have to deal with Artifacts and Locations related to the Dark Side?
 
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