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[QUOTE=Faust]um..no. I'm fairly certain that no physical intimacy ever happened between the exile and Atris. More importantly, that couldn't logically follow. The Handmaiden's (birth name: Brianna) mother was an unnamed jedi who was killed in the Mandalorian Wars. The mother was not Atris. More ...

It is also said (although not in the game) that betrayal will sever all kinds of Force bonds. So in theory in the first game if your character stayed lightside the force bond with Bastila should have been broken. Oh, well.

No the bronze crystals do exsist, but the only place I've ever gotten them from was the ligthsabers you pick up over to course of the game. Orange and Bronze are two different crystals.

Also if you play a female character you can train Disciple to be a Jedi.

I know you can get a silver crystal from Geeda on Nar Shaddaa if you help her get rid of Oondar and agree to help her with the opening trade routes quest. It's scripted there she always has it.

In-game I am totally lightside (and you don't have to kiss the council's butt to get lightside points) in reality neutral. In short- I'm human.

Also be aware the strategy guides are printed long before the game is finished...



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In the original storyline that Obisidian had planned was that the final boss was going to be Atris.

Blonde bun girl. She was wearing the Ossus Keeper robes and had a silver double-bladed lightsaber at end game.

Okay here we go...

2.What was special about your guy, the game didt go deep enough, he was a wound in the force, yeah but why. and why
did he loose his powers all of a sudden if it wasnt the council.
The Exile is a wound in the Force meaning he is outside the force drawing on it from other people ...

Just to clarify Darth Sion is the Lord of Pain, Darth Nihilus is the Lord of Hunger, and Kriea is the Lord of Betrayal. So I've heard anyway.

You get one shard from the Merchant, one from the priest (by either killing him or finishing the challenge), one from the Medusa in the Library, one from the apprentice in the Wizard's Tower, and the one from Sabal after you kill her.

Unless you're a rogue you won't be able to enchant that sword of Nathyrra's any further. It's only useable by Rogue.

Don't Paladin's have healing spells? If so cast them on him. Healing spells damage undead creatures just like negative energy spells heal them. This battle is so easy with a cleric ...

[QUOTE=Darkthz]wtf? that is the weirdest bug I ever heard of...

well actually, I had a bug like that in the first one...I had a duplicate Mission Vao...you are suppossed to talk to Mission's Brother at Anchorhead Dock, and I went to the Ebon Hawk and switched Mission into my party, after the convo ...

Also having him look at the speeder on Nar Shaddaa and then thanking him for his help will gain influence with him. Then just keep talking to him. You learn alot about Malachor V and what happened there if you gain influence with Bao-Dur.

You have to be aligned heavily to either the lightside or darkside and be level 15 if you're neutral you won't be able to get a prestige class.

Tell Mandalore instead.

Immunity items make you immune to stun, fear, horror and insanity. That's all Stasis and Stasis field are considered paralysis powers (meaning sentinals would be immune to them at 12th level and beyond.)

Talk to the Gate Captain Guard or whatever his name is and you can complete the quest.

I have. If you play through three times you get new dialogue from Atton on Peragus when you first enter the holding cells. He asked my female PC if she was angel. Then said that that was the worst line he had ever come up with.

Stand in front of the communications blister and then walk to the right, there should be a passageway that leads up to the Harbinger. Hope that helps.