What did Nihilus do to the Exile?

[Nikkolas]

I never played KOTOR... i have an interest in it simply 'cause I'm a fan of the larger SW franchise.

 

So I dunno what Nihilus did to the Exile when she went up to him. Her body is wrapped in this white stuff and she's all wobbly.

[Vaelastraz]

I'm not sure what you are talking about. As far as I know, the only time the Exile encounters Nihilus is on the Ravager. And there she kills him. Nothig special there.

 

Or perhaps you are talking about that artwork with Nihilus and a white women? That would not be the Exile but Atris (I think). And that's strange because there's never a scene like that in the game.

[SilentScope001]

Nihilus tried to eat up Exile.

 

Exile, being a wound in the force, has no force.

 

Nihilus becomes weak.

 

Exile taunts Nihilus and slaughters him.

 

EDIT: Oh, your talking about Atris? That's just promo material, to fool the people into thinking Atris is a good girl.

[Vaelastraz]

The artwork is really fantastic though! Was my background for quite some time.

[GarfieldJL]

The exile probably had the force somewhat, but the fact he/she had closed himself/herself off so completely, the exile was effectively the Lightside version of Nihilus.

[Jediphile]

More than that, actually. There is a connection between Exile and Nihilus that is never explained in the game, yet is noted by the jedi masters. While it would seem obvious, I don't think the "Exile is LS version of Nihilus"-bit applies, since the Exile can by LS or DS as the player desires. But there is definitely a connection between them.

[Nikkolas]

 

At :034, Nihilus turns around, raises his hand and the Exile's body is surrounded in white and she/he's all wobbly.

[Darth InSidious]

Nihilus tried to invite the Exile to tea, but there was a bit of a language barrier, and the Exile doesn't drink tea, anyway.

[Lantzen]

He just stun you, but you probaly to strong, so you resist it, but not the hole effect

[Robb Stark]

The first thing that happens when you confront Nihilus on the bridge is that he uses a stun effect on the Exile. While stunned you get a list of dialogue options that suggests that the reason he stunned you was because he wanted to deal with Visas's betrayal first.

 

Later in the fight he tries to consume the Force from your connection to it, as he did from all life on Katarr (the animation looks like Drain Life/Death Field), but since it is hinted that you and he share the property of being a "wound" in the Force, rather than consuming the Force he consumes the "absence of the Force" (at least that's how I get my head around it) thereby weakening himself enough that when you finally sever his last significant connection to the Force--his "bond" with Visas--you defeat him easily.