History WMG / KnightsOftheOldRepublic

* Confirmed in the ''Revan'' novel.

It is never shown of how is he rescued by the Jedi Knights, including Bastila. For Male Revan, Carth represents of how he should have been a Jedi instead of leading the Sith, Juhani represents of how he should fall in love with someone, and Bastila represents his goodness. For Female Revan, Carth represents love, Juhani represents on how to be friends, and Bastila represents on how to be a Jedi. For both genders of Revan, Darth Bastila represents of going back to the Sith, while Darth Malak represents of furthering his/her agenda to lead the Sith.

* What are the odds of surviving the massacre on the Endar Spire, just ''happening'' to share the last escape pod with an amnesiac ex-Sith Lord, crash-landing in what passes for the "good" part of town, staying uninjured, rescuing the intermittently-conscious PlayerCharacter without getting caught by the Sith, and happening to find a dump of an apartment where the landlord is not asking questions? That's a hell of a set of longshots, and when we've got that many in the [=GFFA=], TheForce is ''definitely'' involved.

* What are the odds of surviving the massacare on the Endar Spire, just ''happening'' to share the last escape pod with the amnesiac ex-Sith Lord, crash-landing in what passes for the "good" part of town, staying uninjured, rescuing the PlayerCharacter without getting caught by the Sith, and happening to find a dump of an apartment where the landlord is not asking questions? That's a hell of a set of longshots, and when we've got that many in the [=GFFA=], TheForce is ''definitely'' involved.
* There's also that longshot landing he made on Lehon where the Ebon Hawk ended up mostly intact. There are also the random encounters of Sith patrols, the blocade of Taris, the escape from the Leviathan, and running the gauntlet to get to the Star Forge. Compare to Atton who is known to be Force-lit and and excellent pilot...yet still crashed the damn ship three times.

* In the second game, he flat-out tells the Exile that "he would know" if Revan died, despire Revan being half a galaxy away. If you say Revan was female, he also says that there's "an emptiness where she used to be."

* ExpandedUniverse also says this is not the first time he's encountered a Jedi coverup. He ran into Zayne Carrick and helped Zayne escape from both Saul Karath and the Jedi authorties because he "knew" the kid was innocent.
* Telos is where the Jedi dumped Force Sensitives that didn't make the cut for Padawan status. The Telosians are decended from those washouts. Now, we know that Force Sensitivity strongly runs InTheBlood. We know Carth is a native of Telos. And we saw what happened to Carth's son.

* ExpandedUniverse also says this is not the first time he's encountered a Jedi coverup. He ran into Zayne Carrick and helped Zayne escape from both Sul Karath and the Jedi authorties because he "knew" the kid was innocent.

* I think you mean Nihilus

Old woman, poor eyesight, sharp-tongued, TricksterMentor, fond of the HannibalLecture, puzzles, riddles, and has a definitive 'bond' with the main character. Not to mention that both are created by ChrisAvellone, who has claimed that incarnations of Ravel follow these general tendencies.

[[WMG: Darth Sion is the [[spoiler: crazy captain of the Icarus I]] from ''{{Sunshine}}''.]]

* Doubtful in my eye. If Kreia is to be believed (a dangerous assumption, but I believe she was earnest in this case) Revan was in an inherently good person and did not "fall" to the dark side but made a conscious choice, seeing it as being the lesser of two evils. By the end of KotOR1 Revan recalled very little of his previous life, including his original motives for becoming a Sith Lord. Without this knowledge, the amnesiac Revan simply presumed that he had "fallen" and was leading the Sith for no reason beyond being an evil bastard.

*** Counter-counterpoint: "Gone to war over the objection of their masters" doesn’t explicitly mean their direct teachers. The Jedi order has a hierarchy, and the members Jedi Council are regarded in status of authority as masters over the other Jedi. Also, there may be some group lessons, like we saw in Episode II with Yoda teaching the younglings, that may account for numerous Jedi having a former “master” or “teacher” that trained them before their Padawan years (this is what Obi-Wan meant in the OT when he referred to Yoda as having taught him, despite us seeing Obi-Wan as Qui-Gon’s apprentice in Episode I).

** Counter-counterpoint: "Gone to war over the objection of their masters" doesn’t explicitly mean their direct teachers. The Jedi order has a hierarchy, and the members Jedi Council are regarded in status of authority as masters over the other Jedi. Also, there may be some group lessons, like we saw in Episode II with Yoda teaching the younglings, that may account for numerous Jedi having a former “master” or “teacher” that trained them before their Padawan years (this is what Obi-Wan meant in the OT when he referred to Yoda as having taught him, despite us seeing Obi-Wan as Qui-Gon’s apprentice in Episode I).

Eventually, after years of battle The Pyro figured out how to set things on fire with his mind, using The Force. Pyrokinesis requires a lot of force energy to use, so she takes to consuming entire planet's worth of life in order to try and sustain his ability. He doesn't use it in-game because she doesn't have enough force energy at that point.

** I call your Galen Marek. He was a child of two Jedi, so he had ''way'' more power than a normal Jedi. Even then, it took his full focus to pull that Star Destroyer down from low altitude. And the rest of his foes? We see Revan overpowering rancors on the Rakata world and smashing big battle droids even easier than Galen. Malak could wipe the floor of his observation deck with Vader. They, while strong by their time's standards, weren't ''that'' exceptional, and had no Jedi heritage.

** I call your Galen Marek. He was a child of two Jedi, so he had ''way'' more power than a normal Jedi. Even then, it took his full focus to pull that Star Destroyer down from low altitude. And the rest of his foes? We see Revan overpowering rancors on the Rakata world and smashing big battle droids even easier than Galen. Malak could wipe the floor of his observation deck with Vader. They, while strong by his time's standards, weren't ''that'' exceptional, and had no Jedi heritage.

** I call your Galen Marek. He was a child of two Jedi, so he had ''way'' more power than a normal Jedi. Even then, it took his full focus to pull that Star Destroyer down from low altitude. And the rest of his foes? We see Revan overpowering rancors on the Rakata world and smashing big battle droids even easier than Galen. Malak could wipe the floor of his observation deck with Vader. And Revan, while strong by his time's standards, wasn't ''that'' exceptional, and had no Jedi heritage.

An old theory, but should be here for posterity's sake. Kreia is also indirectly mentioned to be Revan's first and last teacher; she looks very similar to the Handmaiden, Arren Kae's daughter; Arren Kae was thought to have died at Malachor V with no body found (but surely NoOneCouldHaveSurvivedThat,) and the Jedi masters say they thought Kreia died at Malachor V, etc. More at [[http://lparchive.org/LetsPlay/KOTOR%202/Update%2058/index.html]].

[[WMG: Darth Sion is the [[spoiler: crazy captain of the Icarus I]] from ''[[Sunshine]]''.]]