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What order should I play class stories SWTOR?
In which order should I play the whole story?
- The levels 1-50 class story (no idea which fps have solo mode, and in which order i should play them).
- The Ilum storyline.
- Rise of the Hutt Cartel.
- Shadow of Revan?
- Kotfe/Kotet??
- Iokath/Umbara/Copero???
How many storylines are in SWTOR?
eight class stories
SWTOR has eight class stories, letting you play as a variety of backgrounds from the Republic and Empire, light side or dark. Some are a little more interesting than others. This is how they all sort out.
Who built Iokath?
Origins. Iokath was constructed sometime before the Manderon Period by a mysterious species that originated in the Unknown Regions and was unknown to the larger galaxy. Its society composed of scientists and engineers, the species build a highly advanced civilization, with technology far exceeding its contemporaries.
What is an inquisitor Sith?
Sith Inquisitor may refer to: Sith Inquisitor (title) – A title within the Sith Order. Sith Inquisitor (playable class) – A playable class in Star Wars: The Old Republic.
How does the Sith Inquisitor become Darth Zash?
The Sith inquisitor answers to Lord Zash, an eerily pleasant Sith Master. At Zash’s bidding, the inquisitor sabotages and ultimately destroys the cyborg Darth Skotia, thus paving the way for Zash to take his place and become a Darth.
How does the Sith Inquisitor defeat Darth Thanaton?
Wielding the combined power of the Sith spirits, the inquisitor confronts Darth Thanaton on Corellia, defeats his allies in battle, and forces Thanaton to flee for safety. It is in the Dark Council chambers on Korriban that the Sith inquisitor finally corners Thanaton and utterly destroys the once supreme Sith while the Dark Council bears witness.
Are Sith inquisitors architects of the Empire’s future?
Such intensity allows Sith Inquisitors to become architects of the Empire’s future… or simply the architects of their own destruction. The destruction Sith Inquisitors leave in their wake rarely allows for the survival of any recorded images.