@SkyRig - I am thoroughly enjoying this story to an immense degree. I found the world of SWTOR to be engaging and fascinating, but you have somehow made it better by adding extra layers of believability and immersion to the world.

Jedi Master Gnost-Dural, excerpt from "Galactic History Vol. MCM Chapter XXIII"
Is this an excerpt from a work of prophetic future history?

I like how you hinted at the ways in which the Dark Side of the Force impacted and changed the planet of Korriban and its ecology. It reminded of Dune by Frank Herbert. I think you could lean into that a bit more.
I particularly liked how you saved Kory. That is something I wanted to do when I played SWTOR. I wonder if Taylor/Reyzl can convince Zash to add Spindrall and Kory to her retinue.

... there's still a little bit of that girl from Brockton Bay left in her to make that goal a little difficult.
There is also the fragmented hallucination of Skitter that Taylor has to deal with. Is Skitter a manifestation of Queen Administrator?


I can't imagine her tolerating the normal political bullshit beyond what she's absolutely forced into.
I think the story should have something on the trading of favors and other aspects of the political shenanigans to keep away from being a copy-and-paste of the Sith Inquisitor's missions.


Hehehe, I'm already anticipating the duel between Taylor and Ffon.
Yes, I, too, am hoping that Taylor/Reyzl will get to have a slightly more meaningful duel with Ffon prior to Zash slaying him.


Will she primarily use the force or lightsaber?
Ah yes. The Sith Inquisitor's old 'Assassin or Sorcerer' question. I, too, am curious as to which path Taylor will follow and whether or not signs of that future decision will be hidden in the prior to it being made.
 
Haha, glad to see the positive reception! I really should update this more often. It's one of my more thought-out crossovers, at least regarding the Class story. The expansion still is still kinda in the works, particularly where Knights of the Fallen Empire/Eternal Throne are concerned.

Gaming;s eating up my life for the most part, though. I finally got around to doing the DLC Expansion story for Xenoblade Chronicles 3, and I can somehow already tell its going to be an emotional rollercoaster. Chapter 5 from the main game was a goddamn suckerpunch, but I digress. As I said in the A/N, my next updates are for Invincible Girl and A Worm in the Gulch.

Speaking of Worm stuff, there's a potential Worm fanfic idea that's been floating around in my head for a while. I'll be making a snippet thread just so I can get it and various other ideas out of my head, so uh...be on the look out for that, I guess.
 
Found this, and it is good. While I'm not really a fan of the darker stories that can be spun out, this one I think I'll be able to read through knowing that at some point Taylor will become the biggest stick in the Sith Empire and will be able to make actual, hopefully lasting, change in the entire situation. Knowing that there is a light at the end of the tunnel makes wading through the dark worthwhile.
 
Found this, and it is good. While I'm not really a fan of the darker stories that can be spun out, this one I think I'll be able to read through knowing that at some point Taylor will become the biggest stick in the Sith Empire and will be able to make actual, hopefully lasting, change in the entire situation. Knowing that there is a light at the end of the tunnel makes wading through the dark worthwhile.
Taylor will drag the Empire into a semi-decent and actually stable government, even if it's kicking and screaming.
 
Knowing that there is a light at the end of the tunnel makes wading through the dark worthwhile.
Usually I would complain about knowing the ending of a story before it begins, however, the story for the Sith Inquisitor, like the other seven storylines in SWTOR, are long and winding, filled with setbacks and obstacles. Knowing the end makes this story because you want to see how Taylor handles everything that will be thrown her way.
 
Yes they are, literally an eyeless full force sensitive race

Call me crazy but i think Marr its gonna like this Inquisitor (considering the guy was all for reforming the empire and making sure it prosperes) also i can wait for Taylor learning some sorcery (yes there is the assassin but sith sorcerer its way more fun ok)
 
Considering the fact that Taylor has experience with extrasensory information, (Seeing through bugs) and that she has been blind before, I think that she was healed by Scapegoat?
She should have a comparatively easy time parsing out her surrounding as well as potently other aspects of the Force, compared to her previous esoteric and frankly mind-bending "Bug-Vision".
I think that it could be an area where she would thrive.
Maybe some sort of combat precog, or battle awareness like before but much clearer and less mentaly-exhausting.
 
Considering the fact that Taylor has experience with extrasensory information, (Seeing through bugs) and that she has been blind before, I think that she was healed by Scapegoat?
She should have a comparatively easy time parsing out her surrounding as well as potently other aspects of the Force, compared to her previous esoteric and frankly mind-bending "Bug-Vision".
I think that it could be an area where she would thrive.
Maybe some sort of combat precog, or battle awareness like before but much clearer and less mentaly-exhausting.

Maybe she could mimic the byakugan from naruto? Long range clairvoyance as well?
 
this one I think I'll be able to read through knowing that at some point Taylor will become the biggest stick in the Sith Empire and will be able to make actual, hopefully lasting, change in the entire situation.

I don't know, I think it could be interesting if she said "fuck all y'all assholes" and defected to the republic first chance she got.

Tho that could just be because I've always wanted to see that happen in sith inquisitior fic and never have.
 
Tho that could just be because I've always wanted to see that happen in sith inquisitior fic and never have.
I don't see that happening. With the exception of Ashera, the Jedi the Inquisitor meets are all dogmatic to a fault. And if she does defect to the Republic, she might realize it isn't much better. Sure, it's better than the Empire, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have its fair share of corrupt assholes.

Saresh summarizes my point, I would think. Now, if she met Dorian Janarus while he's still in power, I could see her trying to help regain political power since he's one of the few unambiguously good politicians at that point in time.
 
don't see that happening. With the exception of Ashera, the Jedi the Inquisitor meets are all dogmatic to a fault. And if she does defect to the Republic, she might realize it isn't much better. Sure, it's better than the Empire, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have its fair share of corrupt assholes.

Eh, I think we've got a different idea of as soon as possible, I was thinking she could hijack the shuttle that takes her to the imperial fleet. Or hire a smuggler at vaiken station.

As for the republic, they're not perfect but theyre trying. And they're light-years better than the empire.

As for the jedi, true for the SI, tho to be fair the vast majority of the time the assumption that "sith X" is a psychotic monster would be 100 percent correct. Not to mention that (IIRC) most of the time, by the time the Inquisitor meets the jedi in question they've spent most of the last several hours or days carving through republic forces.

I agree that Saresh is an utter bitch who never should have been allowed into office tho.
 
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