Darth Traya: The Sith Prophecy Explained | KOTOR 2 AMBIENCE | Sith Lore

[@MichaelMedici61W2]

You got my sub bro.. well done. On a side note Give me as much Vader content as possible and I’ll be happy.

[@StarWarsInfoVids]

Thanks so much for joining! Our content at this moment is based around the KOTOR era, a few thousand years before Lord Vader! I might be able to think of something that could tie it all together though! May be a bit before we get there though

[@TerminatorGundam300]

As Darth Traya said as she was dying before the Exile: "The Sith is a belief" And ironically, the idea for the Rule of Two was actually made by one of her favorite apprentices - Darth Revan. Darth Bane found Revan holocron, from it he learned ancient Sith techniques like the Thought Bomb as well as the idea for the Rule of Two, that any master who trains more than one apprentice is a fool

[@socialaccount0000]

I wonder what Treya would have thought of Sidious. Would she appreciate his manipulative nature, or find him another slave to the Force?

[@Vigriff]

Most likely both, Kreia has rather nonsensical high standards.

[@StarWarsInfoVids]

She really was all over the place sometimes lol

[@ohgoditsdave2837]

Both. Traya desired above all else freedom from the force and its influence. She believed the galaxy would be better off. She probably would have commended palpatines deception and manipulation skills but thought him a fool for being obsessed with the force.

[@scheduledtermination]

Revan made one robot once, after completely defeating mandolarians who rode robot basilisks. HK-47 is the only one that can face Grogu and his mandolarian warlord blaster-shield. It may look like a meat-bag to the untrained eye but it’s just the robes it wears this is somethings else. HK-47 must be given an ancient mandolarian war basilisk as an apprentice to finally balance the force. As two things fighting that we don’t know the half of but ride cool things into battle that you secretly want to have or be. HK-47 not just chosen but built to fulfill the prophecy. Treya was talking about you here, if fate is kind.

[@maleexile9053]

Sith,ari

[@williamblazkowicz5587]

Constructive criticism: too much repetition.