Thanaton: "Yes. This is something very important. It's about Zash's apprentice, the one I challenged in the Kaggath on Corellia." Ravage: "You mean the apprentice that you failed to kill as a member of the Dark Council?" Mortis: "Thanaton I know where this is going to lead to, you're going to ask us for support in your Kaggath." Thanaton: "It's not just about the Kaggath. My lords, his master was corrupt, he is corrupt. Without Sith Traditions we are nothing. Marr: "And what do you suggest we do about it?" Thanaton: "You know what the situation requires. Order must be preserved, punishments met out. If we are to conquer our enemies, Zash's former apprentice must die.
Sith Warrior: Hey, how's it going? Sith Inquisitor: About to go and kill my arch enemy, maybe get a seat on the council. Sith Warrior: Cool. Just finished killing mine. I'm officially the Emperor's wrath now. Sith Inquisitor: Sweet.
Imagine if Thanaton got to the meeting just before Baras started speaking... Thanaton: "Sorry I'm late, I've just come from Corellia but-" Baras: "Whatever it is it can wait. Sit down and shut up. I'm the Emperor's Voice." *After the battle* Marr: "Guards, remove Baras." Thanaton: "Anyway, as I was about to say, Kallig is a threat to the Sith Order. My Lords, his Master was corrupt, he is corrupt." Kallig: "I'm flattered you talk about me to all your friends Darth Thanaton." Thanaton: "God dammit!" *ignites lightsaber*
Dark Council: *bows and pays respects to Wrath as he leaves* Marr: alright lads, let's sit back down, get rid of Baras' bloated body and get on with important business *Thanaton leaps from his seat to the center of the stage and starts autistically screeching how the Sith Inquisitor is corrupt* Dark Council: *Ah shit, here we go again*
I'm literally imagining this elevator conversation between the Warrior and Inquisitor. Like the warrior, accidentally stops at the wrong floor and the Inquisitor steps in as the elevator goes up again. and the two of them have a conversation like: SI: Did you just come from the Council chambers SW: Yep SI: Kill anyone? SW: Darth Baras, my former master. And now I am officially the Emperor's Wrath. SI: Ohhhh, congratulations SW: Thank you, what about you? SI: I'm going up to kill Darth Thanaton, he abandoned the Ancient Rite of Kaggath when he left Corellia and I must complete our duel. SW: Good luck, just now he didn't seem too pleased. SI: That's because he knows he cannot escape from me. SW: Ha, I like you. Lord Wrath, a pleasure to meet you. SI: Lord Kallig, likewise *shakes hand* SW: I hope we have the pleasure to meet again in the future SI: If my intuition tells me anything, we will. SW: I'll be looking forward to it, may you have good fortune in the fight to come. SI: I appreciate it *leaves elevator*
Dr. Ariel Finch I imagine the dark council going "Alright, what else did we have booked on today's agenda?" while going through a flipbook (or datapad in this case). Then Thanaton raises from his seat and goes "I believe it is my turn."
Easily the most satisfying moment in Sith warrior's story line. Damn I love his armor too, even if it is Marr's replica, it practically radiates badass all over the place.
I liked this story finale and how it was similar and yet very different from the Inquisitor ending. Thanaton was not really a great enemy, he made himself out to be this traditional, old school sith who was a master of ancient secrets and deception, and yet he broke tradition whenever it suited him, often displayed a surprisingly poor and narrow grasp of sith sorcery, was terrible at power plays and strategy, and the final fight against him was pretty short and one sided. But in the end, Thanaton died still trying to fight despite knowing he was doomed, every time the inquisitor knocked him down, he struggled to get back up, in the end, he died clawing at life and filled with rage, like a true sith. Baras, in contrast, was a powerful, intelligent, deceptive, and charismatic foe who always seemed to be one step ahead of the Warrior until shortly before the end and even then the warrior had to defeat him TWICE in a row and based on the dialogue it took everything the Warrior had to win. However, Baras met an extremely pathetic end, when it became apparent he had lost, instead of fighting to the end or maintaining dignity, he just gave up and started begging the council to save him. He totally lost it and just stood there raving and having a breakdown as the warrior walked up and stabbed him. It's ironic that a crappy sith went out like a warrior and a great sith died like a punk.
He was a better Sith then you give him credit, Ravage. I don't recall Thanaton having poor tactical judgement (the whole Corelian war was manipulated by Star Cabal so he probably thought he can be this wasteful because war was as good as one there, not to mention Baras send assassin to off the Dark Lord who led the fighting so he hardly comes out of it better) and neither do I recall some having some gaps in sorcery. Sure you cough him off guard with your army of ghosts, but it was supposed to be pretty rare and almost forgotten technique - not to mention that even the guy who thought it to you saw the idea of binding more then one spirit as an impossibility. As fights go - both are easy and you could probably let your companion solo them but Nox/Thanaton is at least impressive in cutscenes where Thanaton shows some stuff. And I'm pretty sure the implication is that without the spirits landing a hand, Nox would still die. Heck he actually died the first time they crossed blades. Second was basically a draw. It was only round 3 (and 4) where inquisitor held clear advantage. And as far as respect goes: the whole thing really made him look bad and it was a power struggle in his own power base, which made it not only worse, but also a large dose of "not my problem"- after all Dark Council had several lords who stuck around for a long time, but other seats had almost revolving door policy (with Thanaton himself being a newcomer) and only one who really gave him lip was Ravage... who seems to be bitching about everything, he bitches at Thanaton for bothering him with his dispute, then he bitches at you for being mere lord (until Marr has to shout him down) and in Illum story arc, he bitches at some poor imperial commander for not trying to take on Malgus in single combat when rejection hos offer to join his New Empire. OH and then he bitches at Warrior in Nathema. Being on Ravage's bad side earns you a couple extra points in my book.
that's life sometime your on top of the world but sometime you crush on rockbottom, let it'll be a lesson to us! never take too much pride while your up and don't fall into despair while you down...
(Ik this reply is 3 years late and you probably forgot this comment existed) But it is also a cool detail that thanaton is currently on the dark council as you fight baras. You know what will happen to him soon after but he is there. Very good attention to detail and continuity from bioware.
Man, I miss the good old days when the boss fights were actually a challenge. Now every fight's either too easy thanks to the scaledown mechanic, or too hard in Veteran and Master mode.
Udayveer Bhadauria Indeed. I felt the same way since the introduction of level sync and companions being role agnostic with the release of KotFE. Damn, it’s already been 3 years..
It's ironic, in the past, Darth Baras was the master manipulator and cunning strategist. He was able to orchestrate the demise of Nomen Karr without giving into their personal history, all the while ridding of the padawan who risked his operations. And execute Plan Zero masterfully, while also scheming his way into his position as the Emperors voice. Now having accomplished all that, he loses what gave him his edge, he became complacent compared to his earlier fortitude. Gone was the cunning master who brought devastating changes to the galaxy. Now 5:46 the man who once had the fortitude and cunning to shape the galaxy with his vision, is now left powerless and reduced to having to beg for help to deal with his once apprentice. The voice without the power to back it up, quite ironic for someone who, if he had kept his cunning and masterful tactics, could've accomplished much more.
I think this is common trait for a lot of Sith. If they find a long term goal worthy of the effort, they can exercise supreme intelligence and discipline. But if they manage to fulfill that goal, they tend to revert back to Sith default setting. Which is based around short sighted immediate gains and overwhelming ego.
@@jankostrhun8725 Exactly what Malgus talks about. A Sith always needs a goal to work towards. If the Sith are aimless, they will destroy themselves. The easiest way to defeat the Sith is basically by taking away their work.
@@Mediados Yep. Allow them to win and they will start backstabbing each other in no time. Heck you don't have to let them win just convince them they they will win no matter what.
I remember killing him when TOR was released and I was so under levelled I think I was level 46 when I did it and it was so hard. My girlfriend at the time was enjoying the story and I kept trying to advance it so she could see it.
The Emperor's Wrath is not a council member, it's not even a political rank or title. It's basically the Emperor's personal enforcer, kind of like the Spectres in Mass Effect. They only follow the orders of the Emperor but aren't really 'above' the council as wrath doesn't give orders. He/She goes out and kills the Emperor's enemies.
Actually, this is wrong on several points : A) The emperor is silent most of the time, and while his orders are paramont the wrath is free to do as he please when no instructions are given, thus his authority is at the very least equal to a darth (since he was a lord before, and now he killed a dark council member). B) As the emperor enforcer, the Warth must be strong enought to kill members of the dark council, should they rebel, wich means that in terms of power, he must be stronger than every other sith lord in the galaxy, else the emperor is vulnerable (If Nox wasn't made to be the next emperor that would include him too). C) Considering that, no moff, darth or governors are going to stand in his way and prevent him from doing what he wants, wich includes taking over millitary operations. Should he requisition entire fleets, I highly doubt he would anyone would challenge him, at least not directly.
RatchildUK The Wrath has free reign over the Empire and is powerful enough to defeat a member of the Dark Council but as a collective the Dark Council is stronger giving them a higher authority, however they look to the Wrath for combat not politics
razgaros The Wrath’s jurisdiction is the same as a Dark Council member hence Darth Marr saying “Your actions will not be questioned as long as they do not contradict our own”. The Wrath is like a Dark Council member without a Sphere of Influence to govern.
razgaros and no The Wrath maybe able to kill one Council member but his power is not superior to all 12. Darth Nox absorbed 4 Force Ghost 1 Ghost was an ANCIENT Sith right-hand of Ludo Kressh, another Ghost was a full fledged Darth, the other a powerful Dark Jedi that served directly under Revan and the Sith Lord that invented Force Walking and Nox still does not have the power to defeat all 12 on his own, the Wrath never got any kind of power up like that.
*a few days later* "Congratulations. You've killed a whining Dark Council member and won the Kaggath he declared." Kallig: "Great... what do I win?" "His position on the Dark Council which will never be seen congregating until after most of its current members are dead. Take a seat."
@@Jedi_Spartan More like a few "minutes" later. SI's story ends right after SW's ends. Wouldn't be surprised if they casted a passing glance toward each other in canon.
+Anthony Pizarro Lol you need at least 20 keys, even more for some classes like Commando and Sniper, ps4 and xbone is for simpletons who can only use so many as 10
Mackem Slinger You have like 14 differently buttons on controllers and you can add more with attachments. An easier way to double the buttons is to just add a swap option to change your bars so you'd have like 28 different slots to use abilities now you can use on a controller. There's also the option of using a mouse and keyboard for consoles which is already possible on some games. There's already a lot of games much like swtor that people thought wouldn't work well on consoles because it needed so much buttons but it still worked really well with a controller when they got ported to consoles.
@@marsbars4767 While you're at it, why don't you also use the xbox program on your computer to allow you to stream the game to your computer to play it on there? Then you'd have everything you need to play the game as if you were playing it through the pc client while still getting to claim your technically playing on an Xbox. ... Or you could just download SWTOR and stop being obtuse.
When ever I watch that cut scene of the Saber I smile in thanks for killing that bastard for 40 levels of doing what he says thus really makes you smile
Reckoning Also there are some optional kills, Vowrawn and another Dark Council Member can be by Lana, and The Sith Inquisitor technically lost their seat but can kill their successor and reclaim their seat in exchange for transferring the Alliance over to the Empire.
Yogscast Matt on voss you get the oppertunity to preform the trials that the mystics go through as part of a quest in the shrine of healing, at the end you get a vision of your class's future, for the warrior they see baras standing over them asking if they had enough
Wait a sec. 1:39 Thanaton? Does this mean Warrior ascends to the Dark council earlier than Inquisitor? Wouldn't that mean the warrior should be present during Inquisitor's ascension?
Yes ;] Emperor's Wrath serve to Emperor and only to Emperor ( 7:09 ). "Emperor's Wrath" as rank higher than Dark Council member(at least i hope what i'm right) Even in game mails prove this so i think what i'm right. And in my others video i tried show what "my Emperor's Wrath" do not dependent on the Dark Council, what he serve only to Emperor and his interests. (Destroying galaxy and all living thing is not count because he know nothing about it, "Novel: Revan by Drew Karpyshyn") . My point is what he not care anymore about "Rise to Power games" between Sith after he became Emperor's Wrath, so i not see any sense to put "Emperor's Wrath" in Dark Council chambers as NPC ;]
Well, there was a hologram at the dark council when the inquisitor fought Thanaton. From what I've seen, you can't tell who the hologram is, at least not from the custscenes (or it's just me, could also be). It may be the Emperor's Wrath, but I'm not certain.
***** acutally no, both the dark councilors and the emperor's wrath are at the same status... they both answer only to the emperor... doesn't take away the fact that Darth nox is stronger than the wrath though....
I kinda wish Baras was able to make good on his threat to get vengeance from beyond death. One would think that would be plausible in a setting where ghosts can remain among the living and influence events.
Will you be posting the vidoes of the Sith Warrior, before you reached this point? I mean this is the ending of the Sith Warrior storyline. But there is nothing from the rest of chapter 1 to 3.
Even if you don't speak the language, I sugesst all of you to take a look at the german synchronisation, some of the characters sound even better in this version. I really like, how vowran for example has sometimes a giggle in his voice, if he finds something funny. (There is such a moment at the holo with him, when you arrive at koriban and pic the option, he should take a holo record of baras loosing) I like it.
In every playthrough i did with a Sith Warrior, i spared Tremel and Rathari. So they can witness my ascension and the defeat of the fat ass Baras. This one here is the best finale you can get for the Sith Warrior. Not that the light side one isn't good, but the dark side is still my favorite.
So wait do the warrior and inquisitor stories really go together here? After the warriors enemy dies and the wraith leaves, inquisitor casually probably walked by him and they have their own battle?
Hey Dk, i'm sorry if i write here, but it's a question about this. What's the name of your crystal of lightsaber and where do i obtain it? (E.G. Artifice, or other)
The revenge of the sith music in the fight it's battle of the heroes but before his death it's the music when padme dies and Vader yells nooooooooooooo
