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		Leland Y Chee Member Profile Total Posts: 1382 Member Since: 05/00

Date Posted: Nov 14, 2006 10:16 AM

I was just wondering if you've been called upon to enter a canon ending to Knights Of The Old Republic II:The Sith Lords into the holocron.
No. We've avoided anything concrete about the canon ending. The only reason why we decided on a canon gender for the Revan and the exile was out of editorial necessity.

If San Hill was killed on Mustafar why don't we see him killed in the movie or at least his body on the floor?
By that logic, the youngling who says "Master Skywalker, there's too many of them. What are we going to do?" would be alive.

General Grievous' Bodyguard
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Date Posted: Nov 14, 2006 10:42 AM

It hasn't been determined whether Tikkes was among the Quarren killed off in Clone Wars micro-series.

He's on the Invisible Hand in the Labyrinth of Evil novel so he couldn't have been killed in Star Wars: Clone Wars.

Policrat'
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Date Posted: Nov 14, 2006 05:17 PM

This message was edited by Policrat' on Nov 14, 2006 05:18 PM

Tasty: apologies if this has been asked before. Coruscant and the Core Worlds says that the Yevetha recovered the wreck of Viceroy Nil Spaar's Super Star Destroyer flagship from the Deep Core, and installed it as a monument on the surface of N'zoth.

Now most of this fits with what we know about the Intimidator: it was Nil Spaar's SSD flagship, and it was discovered wrecked on the edge of the Unknown Regions some years after the Black Fleet novels.

Only trouble is, C&tCW calls the ship Aramadia, which should be the name for Nil Spaar's other flagship, a much smaller Yevethan thrustship.

Is the name an error (or something that might be retconnable)...?

Thanks!
Pol'

		javajawas Total Posts: 18 Member Since: 10/03

Date Posted: Nov 14, 2006 06:49 PM

Hey there, Mr. Tasty:

I don't intend to keep pestering you with this issue, but I've noticed someone brought it up and now I'm curious. Exactly how did San Hill die, if he did? I understand we're suppose to assume he bit the dust, but didn't both Quinlan and Shaak Ti survive ROTS after their deaths were cut from the movie? Furthermore, I've heard that San Hill's death was never filmed, which is why he is nowhere to be found on the Mustafar control/conference room floors. The EU sources chronicaling his demise aren't even compatible. So I guess my question is: is there any chance at all San Hill may have escaped, and if not, how exactly did he die?

Thank you for your time!

General Grievous' Bodyguard
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Date Posted: Nov 14, 2006 08:28 PM

Could these possibly be two Muuns in the Star Wars Holiday Special Boba Fett cartoon?

http://images.wikia.com/starwars/images/7/7b/Composite-eyed_race.JPG

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v251/Oviraptor/HolidaySpecialMuun.jpg

		Leland Y Chee Member Profile Total Posts: 1382 Member Since: 05/00

Date Posted: Nov 15, 2006 09:17 AM

This message was edited by Leland Y Chee on Nov 15, 2006 09:24 AM

[Tikkes is] on the Invisible Hand in the Labyrinth of Evil novel
Noted, thanks!

Is the [Aramadia] name an error "
Was the Aramadia part of the fleet (including the Intimidator) that jumped to the Deep Core? If so, then I think the part where the Aramadia is referred to as a Super Star Destroyer is in error.

Is there any chance at all San Hill may have escaped, and if not, how exactly did he die?
He's locked in the room with all the other Separatists. Someone with a head that big is not going to escape Vader's notice and slip by. Whether he dies in the main control room or the adjoining conference room; he's still dead.

didn't both Quinlan and Shaak Ti survive ROTS after their deaths were cut from the movie?
The difference here is that there was a desire to keep Quinlan and Shaak Ti alive for EU stories post-Ep III. No such love for San Hill.

Could these possibly be two Muuns in the Star Wars Holiday Special Boba Fett cartoon?
Sure.

Son Of Skywalker15
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Date Posted: Nov 15, 2006 01:41 PM

> I was just wondering if you've been called upon to
> enter a canon ending to Knights Of The Old Republic
> II:The Sith Lords into the holocron.
> No. We've avoided anything concrete about the canon
> ending. The only reason why we decided on a canon
> gender for the Revan and the exile was out of
> editorial necessity.

I see. Wait, so there is now a canon gender to the Exile? Thanks for the quick reply by the way

Policrat'
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Date Posted: Nov 15, 2006 03:07 PM

Tasty: Was the Aramadia part of the fleet (including the Intimidator) that jumped to the Deep Core? If so, then I think the part where the Aramadia is referred to as a Super Star Destroyer is in error.

The Imperial-designed ships jump, but the Yevethan designs stay in Koornacht to be destroyed by the NR - and Aramadia is a Yevethan design...

I guess it's not impossible that she jumped, though. She did have FTL communications systems, which might mean she was hooked into the Imperial slave-circuit system...

Thanks, though!

Pol'

		vader_of_bast Total Posts: 53 Member Since: 02/05

Date Posted: Nov 16, 2006 06:14 PM

How can the differences in Labyrinth of Evil and Star Wars: Clone Wars be reconciled?

General Grievous' Bodyguard
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Date Posted: Nov 17, 2006 12:00 PM

I've heard you kidnap San Hill on Muunilinst in the new Empire at War: Forces of Corruption game, but he's human, is this true?

		Leland Y Chee Member Profile Total Posts: 1382 Member Since: 05/00

Date Posted: Nov 19, 2006 05:32 AM

How can the differences in Labyrinth of Evil and Star Wars: Clone Wars be reconciled?
I addressed what I could in the EU Leadup to Revenge of the Sith thread.

I've heard you kidnap San Hill on Muunilinst in the new Empire at War: Forces of Corruption game, but he's human, is this true?
Perhaps there's some confusion going on with Banking Clan Chairman San Hill and the Chairman of Mandalore? The way I understand it, San Hill isn't in the game.

		javajawas Total Posts: 18 Member Since: 10/03

Date Posted: Nov 19, 2006 06:55 PM

Mr. Taste, there is indeed someone in the new Forces of Corruption game calling himself "IBC Chairman San Hill." There is a level of the game in which Zann needs to kidnap Hill while the latter is at his vacation home on Muunilinst. Could this mean he survived?

Borma Feng
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Date Posted: Nov 21, 2006 01:25 AM

In FoC, "San Hill" is a Human, so he's not THE San Hill. It could be a title handed down to Chairmen of the IBC, or perhaps he was named (or named himself) in honor of his predecessor?

Arf Maul
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Date Posted: Nov 21, 2006 03:12 AM

Is the Empire's use of Dark Troopers in battles occuring in games such as Battlefront II, Galactic Battlegrounds and Empire at War: Forces of Corruption canon? I'm hoping that nothing will ever change their awesome backstory established in Dark Forces.

How about the Nova-class dark troopers in Star Wars: Galaxies?

Thanks

		javajawas Total Posts: 18 Member Since: 10/03

Date Posted: Nov 21, 2006 07:08 AM

Borma, all the Muuns in the game are represented by humans. I think it may have been an error.

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