Star Wars the Old Republic Soundtrack - 09 Villainy, the Imperial Agent

[@matthewpulido7912]

Cipher Nine is the essence of Imperial Intelligence. A ghost. A whisper. The Star Cabal's destruction was but the prelude. This agent was THE spy and the original phantom menace.

[@darthknightwingphoenix2081]

Whether they served their Empire loyally, struck out on their own, or even secured a deal with the Republic, one thing was for certain - they acted in and from the shadows so well that few ever knew of their existence.

[@BlackMartGamer]

@@darthknightwingphoenix2081 I'm now looking under the soundtrack for every class just to read your description of it. I just wanted you to know that they're appreciated.

[@darthknightwingphoenix2081]

@@BlackMartGamer thanks!

[@thingsaregonnagetspicy867]

I love the imp agent class line because of how potentially neutral they can be. Not only can they end as imp or pub, but you can play the game as a fully fledged bad guy or kind hearted saint. My imp agent is personally a good gal, doing whatever she can to help the citizens of the empire, using murder as a last resort, conflicted on whether the empire is what she thinks it is, having her mind made up after being mind controlled by the republic.

[@Washuluver87]

Most of my Imp Agents lean to the light side, but my very first Agent I made was just a cruel SOB and went full dark.

[@TraceguyRune]

I feel the Inquisitor is kind of no different. He/She was a slave that is forced into servitude at the academy, and is then immediately tried to be put to death just by association of their master. The Inquisitor needs help to survive, and the LS Inquisitor can work with others out of pure kindness.

[@KaosV21]

“How would you like to pay?” 3:12

[@TraceguyRune]

This guy gets it.

[@TraceguyRune]

3:12 Pizza - Nachos - Order - Dominos

[@Leila555]

You were the greatest enemy I could’ve asked for.

[@amadeus6747]

Man that scene broke me

[@Cipher_Nine]

Thank you Berie Cavil. You defined Cipher Nine. The End justifies the means

[@liwilliam4632]

It's tricky and strategical thinking we are using, not some villainy. Imperial Intelligence was corrupted by Sith's politic things, from now on, I am on my own.

[@Cipher_Nine]

Always puts a smurk on face

[@RedT...TheOriginal.NotANumber]

Can anyone find the lyrics starting at 3:12? I've been searching off and on for years. No luck so far.

[@grand-dadmiral]

I do not know the language spoken nor the actual lyrics (or how to spell them), but I do recognise some of the words from other pieces (Deception, the Sith Warrior; Treachery, the Sith Inquisitor; Korriban, the Homeworld), and believe that each of the lyrics, while sung in different ways, are part of the same lexicon. Given the semantic field of each of the pieces being the same, I think it likely that composer Mark Griskey has had a hand in each, as he specialises in Sith music, including ones with choral elements such as this. I believe you may have better luck by asking him or his representatives about this piece directly by emailing him: [e-mail] I hope you find what you're looking for.

[@JonAdamich]

It's probably Sanskrit or just syllables that fit well with the flow of the piece, using consonants and vowels less as language, but as an instrument.

[@StarStruckSolace]

It's either Arabesh English or what they call Galactic Basic or Sith considering it's prevalent in almost all Imperial soundtracks even up to onslaught and KOTFE

[@TraceguyRune]

3:12 Pizza - Nachos - Order - Dominos