STAR WARS: The Old Republic – Knights of the Fallen Empire – “Sacrifice” Trailer

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Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange users link it as a primary source when answering questions about SWTOR lore, such as the Eternal Emperor Valkorian, Force-user factions and Legends-era combat details.

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What it is

The official prequel cinematic trailer for the Knights of the Fallen Empire expansion of Star Wars: The Old Republic, released by the game's own channel. It tells the story of twin heirs caught up in the schemes of the Eternal Emperor, the expansion's main villain.

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Cites Overmind · 2015-07 · Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange · on “Renegade Jedi that didn't turn to the Sith”

One does not have to turn Sith just for not wanting to comply with the Jedi rules. There are many things to consider. First of all, there are the so called Grey Jedi that have the purpose to maintain balance in the Force. (category 1) Then there are exiles that want nothing to do with the Sith or Jedi. (category 2) As we will see in the next expansion of SWTOR (trailer here: ), some Force-trained are totally separate from Jedi and Sith and hunt both of them (category 3). Also, alignments are more complex than just being Sith or Jedi. But on top of all else, both Sith and Jedi ways are limited by their own doctrines to only half of the possibilities that exist in the Force. In order to have t

Cites Null · 2016-12 · Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange · on “Who was the longest standing Sith Master?”

@CBredlow He's in the later trailers (as Valkorian), relating to the Eternal Empire. For example, the Sacrifice [this video] and Betrayed [LINK] trailers.

Cites Ivan Kolmychek · 2017-07 · Science Fiction & Fantasy Stack Exchange · on “Why don't lightsabers have guards?”

@Gallifreyan if you look at Legends material, there apparently *is* a procedure of replacing a lost limb on the battlefield; it is featured in trailer for Star Wars: The Old Republic addon ( [this video] )