The thirteenth issue of Threat of Peace™ begins with Lieutenant Tavus deftly maneuvering his starship to destroy the Mandalorian Raiders and rescue Satele and SP-99. As Tavus, Satele, and Orgus discuss the attack on the Envoy and what to do next, a darker series of events unfolds on the Imperial Transport ship. Learning of the Bounty Hunter’s escape, Captain Sivill orders the Wookiee Mercenary Dalborra to execute Master Dar’Nala…
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I'm enjoying these. Keep it up. |
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Good chapter...keep em coming. |
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http://boards.ign.com/star_wars_knights_of_the_old_republic/b7040/153352... visit here guys, this thread is hilarious! |
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Good work on the webcomic. really puts emphasis on story focus. |
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i wish they would release more then one issue every two weeks,its annoying to have to wait so long. |
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Another Jedi bites the dust! Never expected the execution to be that....colorful and with that resault. And i dont realy think that the Sith cares who fired first. And i dont remember seing who fired first. In fact we dident get to se who fired first if i remember corect. It was most likley a reaction for seing the Sith ship. I mean you are so used to being at war with the Sith and shooting them on sight, maby the Rebublic ship fired first and forgot about the Treaty. Then maby thay dident forget and just fired anyway. Or maby the Sith fired first and the Captin of that Ship disreguarded the fact that thay won and dont need to kill the Republic and Jedi no more. Like disreguarding his superiors orders not to kill Republic and Jedi and then blame it on the Republic fired first so he could "defend" himself and his crew. That most likley happened if you ask me. |
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Interesting point but it seems more likely the sith fired first. I mean, no matter what way you put it the sith technically are evil. And besides, i don't think a ship with two jedi on board would just start firing randomly. There is a chain of command. |
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Yes. That is all true. But my opinion leans more to the fact that the Sith really don't have rules, so why would they care about a treaty? Especially a treaty with their enemies. The only reason they made the treaty anyways is to trick the Jedi along with the Republic. |
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woohoo! |
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I wonder if this will be mentioned in the game. |
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