#swtor lore objects

"From the moment his daughter, Vaylin, was born, Valkorion felt her strong connection to the Force. As she grew up, the Immortal Emperor noticed similarities between them, which both pleased and frightened him, and he decided to keep a tight leash on his favorite child. Her father's control curbed her tendencies toward violence and anarchy, but beneath her upbeat and lighthearted exterior lurked a restless hunter, hungry and ambitious. When most of the Emperor's power was locked away on Yavin 4, he was no longer able to hide Vaylin's strength from her, and she finally got a taste of her full capabilities. Instead of striking back, however, she decided to bide her time, like a predator studying her prey. She formed a close bond with her brother Arcann as they both detest the idea of destiny. However, Vaylin isn't one to stay in the shadows forever."

- Vaylin Lore Object

Think of the implications of this codex entry.

It implies that Valkorion - well before sending her to Nathema for 'conditioning' - was suppressing her Force potential.

It further implies that this ceased being an option when the Emperor's Voice was destroyed on Dromund Kaas, sending his spirit (or apparently just his power) into withdrawal on Yavin. This led to the events in the KOTET trailer "Betrayed", and the horrific events of Vaylin's exile to Nathema.

Meaning the actions of the Hero of Tython unintentionally led to Vaylin’s conditioning.

The timeline... doesn't fit perfectly. After all, an adult Vaylin - free of Nathema, albeit "conditioned" - appears at the start of Knights of the Fallen Empire, only about four years after the Dromund Kaas raid. Even if she were only 18 or so at the time, that's still a jump, given what we saw in the trailers. (She doesn’t look 14 when she cripples those Knights.)

Originally founded as "Czerka Mining and Industrial," this centuries-old, galaxy-spanning corporation has diversified into businesses ranging from consumer food products to military weapons. It is one of the wealthiest and most successful economic enterprises in operation, conducting commerce on virtually every civilized planet and--as owner of multiple star systems and employer of several billion individuals--has representation in the Republic Senate.

It goes without saying that Darth Jadus is presented as one of the most enigmatic antagonists of the game. (Its right there in his lore object.)

But did you know.... he levitates in place???

Its true!

This is - like - a power move, right? He’s showing off?

During the height of the Great War, a vital battle was fought above Hoth--a battle many credit with forcing the Republic to accept the terms of the Treaty of Coruscant. It began when Imperial Intelligence uncovered evidence of a massive Republic fleet buildup near Hoth. Prototype battle cruisers constructed with cutting edge technology formed the backbone of an armada hundreds of ships strong--an armada believed to have been designed for a full-scale invasion of the Imperial capital world of Dromund Kaas.  The invasion never happened. The Empire moved to ambush the Republic super-fleet first. The battle raged for days and found its epicenter in the Hoth system. The greatest starships and some of the greatest warriors in both fleets were destroyed, and high technology and scorched metal rained down onto the ice fields. In the end, the Empire succeeded in its goal; the Republic had been robbed of its chance at victory, and the tide of the war turned.