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Vice versa.

 

Actually, there is evidence: Bastila, who was obviously a Force sensitive, was not alive during the events of the TOR webcomic, which takes place 300 years after TSL.

 

Average lifespan

 

Usually up to 100 standard years; ages up to 300 have been reached among Force-sensitive individuals

 

I should also point out that the 300 years part, as well as a good chunk of the article, is not sourced.

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Vice versa.

You're the one who is trying to tell us that it's possible for Revan to have had an extended lifespan (via a technique or simply by being very strong with the Force). The burden of proof is on you to support your claim, not on anyone else to refute it.

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Sorry to tell you, but there is no hard evidence that there isn't some kind of time travel within the Unknown Regions. The Sith could of made a time machine or something like that on one of the planets.

 

 

 

A theory is a theory, not canon. Canon is being added to the Star Wars lore every day. Who knows, I could be right.

 

"Always in motion, Star Wars Canon is." ~Yoda ;)

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The 300 year lifespan quote from Wookiepedia is only there in reference to the matriarchs of the Dathomiri as Giygas pointed out. There is no other reference from any published SW product of any human individual ever living even close to that age. This quote was challenged some time back on Wookiepedia here, asking for an alteration to the article: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Talk:Human

 

Damn. To be fair though, that was a Dathomir Witch, who practiced Dark Side stuff. Revan, however, was light sided, meaning he probably didn't have the knowledge to do it.

 

As to the Dathomiri as dark-siders though.... I thought Dathomiri witches were more or less light-sided? My impression was that whilst Dathomir itself was "dark-force heavy", that the only active practitioners were the Nightsisters, but the primary warrior clans like those of the Singing Mountain clan were light-siders by nature, who reviled use of the dark side and exiled any who were caught using it.

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Actually, there is evidence: Bastila, who was obviously a Force sensitive, was not alive during the events of the TOR webcomic, which takes place 300 years after TSL.

 

She wasn't as powerful as Revan though. Or she would of killed him on the Star Forge.

 

Damn. To be fair though, that was a Dathomir Witch, who practiced Dark Side stuff. Revan, however, was light sided, meaning he probably didn't have the knowledge to do it.

 

Remember, Revan was the most powerful Dark Lord of the Sith at one stage.

 

You're the one who is trying to tell us that it's possible for Revan to have had an extended lifespan (via a technique or simply by being very strong with the Force). The burden of proof is on you to support your claim, not on anyone else to refute it.

 

I wasn't trying to prove anything. This was merely a theory, not a fact I'm trying to back up.

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She wasn't as powerful as Revan though. Or she would of killed him on the Star Forge.

Probably, but I don't think Malak would have sent Bastila after Revan if she didn't have a chance.

 

Remember, Revan was the most powerful Dark Lord of the Sith at one stage.

No, he wasn't. Revan has never demonstrated any feats in the Force that equal other notable Force users of later times.

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Damn. To be fair though, that was a Dathomir Witch, who practiced Dark Side stuff. Revan, however, was light sided, meaning he probably didn't have the knowledge to do it.

 

But he started regaining his memory, part of it was what was in the unknown regions, thus he left.

Isn't there any chance he could have remembered the technique?

I still however, think that it's possible for Revan to appear in TOR.

How, you may ask?

Force Ghost.

You may also ask why he would not leave the unknown regions as a ghost, well, couldn't the Sith have entrapped his soul there?

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^Very true. If, in the unlikely event Revan does make an appearence in TOR, I am 99.9999999% sure he'd have to be a Force Ghost. I personally believe that the True Sith were too much for Revan, and after wreaking havoc, died. After all, one person can't possibly stop an entire nation.

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^Very true. If, in the unlikely event Revan does make an appearence in TOR, I am 99.9999999% sure he'd have to be a Force Ghost. I personally believe that the True Sith were too much for Revan, and after wreaking havoc, died. After all, one person can't possibly stop an entire nation.

 

Well, let's count some other achievements they've made:

They escaped a planet under quarantine

They destroyed the star forge single handedly (The other jedi don't count, cause srsly, they didn't do anything)

They found each and every star map

Fought and won in a dark jedi filled temple

Defeated the dark lord

Infiltrated and destroyed a sith academy

and depending on how you played, you could do most of this with no help from party members at all.

But anyway, wouldn't that make a good setting for a Battleground/Quest in TOR, setting Revan's soul free?

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^^^I think that what happened to Revan (and exile to a lesser degree) are on the minds of everyone who will play the upcoming MMO. IMO, it will be one of the big points or revelations about the whole quest. Here is to hoping, however, that the twist is worth all the hype and truly climactic--I pray that they keep quiet as possible about it to keep people guessing and looking.

 

The 300 year lifespan quote from Wookiepedia is only there in reference to the matriarchs of the Dathomiri as Giygas pointed out. There is no other reference from any published SW product of any human individual ever living even close to that age. This quote was challenged some time back on Wookiepedia here, asking for an alteration to the article: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Talk:Human

 

Actually I physically have this guide:

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Ultimate_Visual_Guide

and in it is a mention of one of the adventures of the original Trilogy era's gang between the films. IIRC between ESB and ROTJ, they (luke and leia) do meet a 200 year old direct descendant of Nomi Sunrider. The article is a mere mention, brief but direct to the piece. However, such an un-detailed account raises several questions about truly how specific this was. As well as original work's published time era. All in all, I'm unsure of its true canon anyways.

 

Regardless, I still support your point that no human through any unassisted or natural means lived even close to 300 years throughout SW. As relates to Revan, I truly do believe it was a sacrifice. That in the end, Revan was brought down as a martyr. Perhaps also was the Exile.

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^^^It'd have to be a ghost or a second light sided holocron, as the first one was discovered much later by Darth Bane. As for his training lineage, I suppose Revan started a school of his own in the outer region and there would be remnants or something of it, yes. I can't imagine there wouldn't be sentiments left over from his own war.

 

Here's the main reason why Revan cannot - or should not - be alive at the time of The Old Republic: it's a stupid fanboy's fantasy.

 

QFT. Besides, I can't really even bring myself to download all those Revan mods for TSL--they're not the same person and I think it disrespects the story amd its characters.

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I also am wondering if that vision in the Sith Tomb

of Revan

Actually had some kind of meaning. You had the past twice, you had the present with your crew, and then the final encounter...the future maybe? There has to be some sort of meaning to the last vision.

 

Obviously if the Sith invaded, Revan and Exile didn't stop it.

 

Perhaps also they turned upon each other?

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I also am wondering if that vision in the Sith Tomb

of Revan

Actually had some kind of meaning. You had the past twice, you had the present with your crew, and then the final encounter...the future maybe? There has to be some sort of meaning to the last vision.

 

Obviously if the Sith invaded, Revan and Exile didn't stop it.

 

Perhaps also they turned upon each other?

 

Well, that vision represented the future. The visions also pitted the Exile against her past and present friends and comrades, and we know she never fought and killed any of them (with the exception of Kreia). So, I find it very possible the Exile encountered Revan in the Unknown Regions. How the encounter went, I have no clue.

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