Days & Knights

SotF

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#1
During the final duel with Malak on the Star Forge, the Republic forces fight just a little to well. As Malak dies to the power of Revan, the station is literally falling apart.

The path back to the landing pads is blocked by a hull breach and has to find another way out as he sends Bastila back from the meditation chamber on the other side.

He gets access to one of the hangar bays and commandeers a Sith Fighter and starts to make his way out. However, the station collapses and forces him to maneuver through the Star Forge as it falls to pieces and collapses into the star.

Using the force, Revan spots a single possibility for survival and takes it, sending the small fighter into a rift in reality as the darkside power of the station is released and the station explodes.

Wherever Revan ends up it doesn't match the star charts he has available...

Now from there any number of options open up, the fighter could be badly damaged forcing him to crash land somewhere. He could end up coming upon a fleet of unknown ships from any universe.

With the crash, he could be badly injured and weak from his fight and frantic escape from the Star Forge that he lands in one of the pools of Jusenkyo (Imagine Ranma cursed with the spirit of a Revan with all of his memories returned, the results may not be pretty).

Perhaps in the Naruto universe, Revan finding Naruto or someone else as an apprentice could be interesting. (Haku the Jedi Knight)

Or him coming upon the Battlestar Galactica fleet. Hell, him finding the Enterprise only to end up leading a crusade against the Borg...

Revan could even end up in the later eras of Star Wars (Darth Revan Vs. Darth Caedus anyone).
 

SotF

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#3
InternetLOL said:
You know you want to do a WH40k crossover.
Unfortunately, I'm not that into the Warhammer 40K lore. I occasionally play the game, but can't write it.

Also Revan would not be that big of a deal in the Warhammer verse except for the non-Warp Using hyperdrive which could be of interest to the Empire. The force would probably have been corrupted pretty badly by the corruption of big chunks of the galaxy by Chaos meaning that it would be very dangerous to use, though Dark Side powers could be enhanced by it...leading to the return of Darth Revan conquering the galaxy (or at least trying to) and killing anything that gets in his way).

I've got two ideas, one is with the new Battlestar Galactica. Revan training Apollo would make for an interesting setup there.

With the right timing, it could be interesting for Jusenkyo to be a "fated encounter" with Ranma also as Revan's reincarnation. Just the image of Ranma ranting about manipulative bastards who can't take a hint after dealing with the amazons.
 

SotF

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#4
Another is an X-Men: Evolution cross with Revan arriving before the series starts and "rescuing" Wanda from the mental institution as an apprentice.

Sentinel Vs. Revan's apprentice...it's less of if she wins, but how many seconds it takes to destroy the thing.

Revan Vs. Magneto, let the bodies hit the floor

Hell everyone Vs. Revan and co...
 

SotF

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#5
He sat there in the cockpit watching the distant twinkle of stars compared to the closer brightness of an unknown one.

Revan relaxed in a partial embrase of a trance as he remembered the events that directly led him to this position.

Since his encounter with Malak onboard the Leviathan, flashes of memory brushed his mind. Fragments of what he had been that he would have to accept if he wished to keep his sanity.

During his fateful duel with his former friend and apprentice, it was not anger or hate that he felt the most. It wasn't the serene calm the Jedi Council spoke of.

It was disappointment.

Malak had held a lot of promise and talent, but had wasted it on a mad quest for power and domination as opposed to the very goals the two of them had first agreed upon.

Revan had seen what was coming, first in countless dreams and visions that horrified him worse than even the Mandalorians Wars had.

When the Mandalorian Wars ended, after the Council had finally decided to lend their aid. The Jedi who had decided to do what was right from the beginning were expected to go with the ones who desired to make them learn from their lack of discipline.

Sanctimonious bastards, almost to the last one.

In the end, Malak had joined him for a short stint with the Explorer Corps of the Republic, both searching for a purpose and some peace after the war. They found their purpose soon enough, though they never found peace.

In the end, he decided to prepare an unwilling Republic that had declared the very Jedi who would not help as heroes.

And when that failed they decided to force it to prepare no matter the personal costs.

Malak had fallen far further than Revan ever had, losing sight of that goal and turned it into a desire to conquer rather than save.

He shifted in the seat of the fighter he had appropriated during his escape from the Star Forge.

Within moments of Malaks death, the attack on the station sealed off the way he entered, forcing him to find another way.

In the end, he'd managed to power up one of the consoles on the station long enough to create the fighter and ordered his allies to make their escape on the Ebon Hawk.

The plan had been good, but with the station collapsing he'd had to go through th ships core and then all paths seemed sealed.

A warning from the force prompted him to make a maneuver as well as activate the hyperdrive.

Now he was alone with himself for the first time in a long time, trying to make sense of everything with no major disaster left to deal with as he hoped to find a place he knew.

The calm weight of twin datacores in his beltpouches calmed him somewhat, the backups for the two Droids he'd come to know as friends. If nothing else he'd have them around to talk to if necessary.

One of the computers beeped with the sensor results, a planet suitable for life.

A grin crossed his lips and he pulled back on the stick.

No sense waiting here.

As the blue and green ball with whispy clouds came into view, the words of his fallen friend echoed in his head.

Savior, conqueror, hero, villain. You are all things, Revanà and yet you are nothing. In the end, you belong to neither the light nor the darkness. You will forever stand alone.

"No," he whispered as if in response to the statement, "I won't be alone, that was your mistake."

A brief pause as the grin faded again.

"Brother."
 

Ryuujinn

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#6
Interesting. Can't wait to see where you're going with this.
 

Dawn_Gazer

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#7
SotF said:
I've got two ideas, one is with the new Battlestar Galactica. Revan training Apollo would make for an interesting setup there.
If you can pull of ANY Battlestar Gallactica x-over, you will be above awsome. :sisi:
 

SotF

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#8
Dawn_Gazer said:
SotF said:
I've got two ideas, one is with the new Battlestar Galactica. Revan training Apollo would make for an interesting setup there.
If you can pull of ANY Battlestar Gallactica x-over, you will be above awsome. :sisi:
I'd actually gotten a second NeoBSG idea that could be interesting. Having Revan be found by rebel Cylons. Ones that disagreed with the main group about their plans for the Colonies and ran for it rather than be boxed. That leaves them cut off from the Resurrection tech that the others use.

That limits things even more for his side at the beginning, but he'll have allies that can be developed as it goes along. Perhaps a few Pre-Cylon War ships that could be grabbed and a few Raiders.

Add a few rescued Colonials to that mix and things could get interesting pretty quickly.

Only problem is that in combat, Revan is pretty much invincible when compared to the weaponry of the other factions. Bullets are worthless against a high level force user (See the Obi-Wan Vs. Durge fights in the Clone Wars series).

The funny thing is that Revan is to human for the main Cylons, and to in-human for the Colonials...
 

The Eromancer

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#9
how about something rather unlikely as a crossover? Like Tenchi Muyo - haha, I really DO wonder who would win in a saber battle like that, Tenchi or Revan? Or how about Outlaw Star? The Pirates would be both terrified and homicidal towards him. Or how about Mortal Kombat, now those would be some awesome fights I think. Final Fantasy if done RIGHT could be VERY good. Morrowind could be fun I can somehow see Revan fitting in, strange clothes aside- actually his clothes would fit him right in. Dune would be kickass. Now Starcraft could be.... :D Of course don't forget Halo.
 

SotF

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#11
The Eromancer said:
how about something rather unlikely as a crossover?? Like Tenchi Muyo - haha, I really DO wonder who would win in a saber battle like that, Tenchi or Revan?? Or how about Outlaw Star?? The Pirates would be both terrified and homicidal towards him.? Or how about Mortal Kombat, now those would be some awesome fights I think. Final Fantasy if done RIGHT could be VERY good.? Morrowind could be fun I can somehow see Revan fitting in, strange clothes aside- actually his clothes would fit him right in.? Dune would be kickass.? Now Starcraft could be.... :D? Of course don't forget Halo.
Tenchi would probably lose, and quickly at that. Revan is one of the most powerful force users recorded, and that list does not include the ones who have yanked Star Destroyers from orbit and tore the cores out of stars. Palpatine, who is on that list but a bit lower, could rip passageways into hyperspace that would directly threaten planets.

Precognition is a part of the standard Jedi and Sith power set, which makes it harder, then you add in the other abilities. Then you take that Tenchi has a human based if not primarily human biology which opens up countless other areas of attack that could shut him down.

With most high level force user fights, lightsabers only pop up when neither side can instantly shut the other down or if one is toying with the other.

Not sure about Outlaw Star, haven't really seen much of it.

Mortal Combat could be interesting, a fully awakened Revan would be pretty much an instant kill, but the plotline could be interesting.

Starcraft would be awesome, the image of Reven laying waste to the swarm as it circles and tries to get to him. Lightsabers dancing to vanish for instants as the sheer mass of foes blocks their light amidst other terrifying powers being unleashed.

Dune would have him beating his head against the wall as he tries to figure out just where the idiots started getting so fucked up, and that's without the crap using the name that came out recently.

Forget Kerrigan, Revan would be the new top dog of the universe after a fight like that.

Halo would be fun. It's also the only one I remember a serious crossover being written for, and that used Delta Squad from Clone Commando...
 

SotF

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#12
Revan watched as the two allied Basestars exited hyperspace a moment behind the ship he was aboard.

The more he learned about the Cylons, the less he liked the majority of them.

His own allies were the ones dubbed renegades by their kin, with a decent number of rescued Colonial survivors mixed in.

The Cylons had a habit of eliminating their dissenters who wouldn't agree on what they wanted, and several had refused to aid in the destruction of the Colonial worlds.

Rather than be "boxed" nearly a thousand had fled their brothers, taking the ships they could steal in the process. In the end they had nearly two dozen Basestars of various types as well as a mix of Raiders, Heavy Raiders, and a few freighters mainly taken from the scrap piles.

They had been lucky it seemed, finding a habitable world they could settle upon as the stolen ships ran out of supplies. In the end only a few of their ships still had working jump drives.

It had been shortly after their colonization efforts began, that they had found Revan in his fighter.

Pure luck was also the reason that they'd found the ship he was standing on the bridge of.

The Hermes was almost a myth to both the Cylons and the Colonials, the larges and most powerful craft ever designed, and then it vanished during the first day of the Cylon War when the Centurions aboard attempted to take control of the ship during its test jump, and a power surge disabled the captors after they finished off the dozen or so crew.

Revan had taken it as his flagship, upgrading it with every bit of technology he could. Even the turbolasers and shields had first appeared onboard the craft before they went on the other ships in his small fleet.

Two of the Basestars had been rebuilt and upgraded as well, while the rest had been reworked into defense stations that remained in orbit over their world. Although part of the reasoning for that was the difficulty in working out the bugs in the hyperdrive designs.

Now a plan had been worked out to protect the Renegades, one that would require a lot of work.

They were aiming at nabbing one of the Resurection Ships...
 

SotF

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#13
Posted a completed prologue in the TV section. Though this is still very much an open idea for anyone who wants to try running with it. I'd actually considered putting the first snippet from here as an Addventure type thread.
 
#14
SotF said:
Tenchi would probably lose, and quickly at that. Revan is one of the most powerful force users recorded, and that list does not include the ones who have yanked Star Destroyers from orbit and tore the cores out of stars. Palpatine, who is on that list but a bit lower, could rip passageways into hyperspace that would directly threaten planets.

Precognition is a part of the standard Jedi and Sith power set, which makes it harder, then you add in the other abilities. Then you take that Tenchi has a human based if not primarily human biology which opens up countless other areas of attack that could shut him down.
I feel I should point out, when Z blew up part of Earth (aiming for Tenchi) Tenchi instantly moved himself into outer space to dodge. Without realizing it had even happened. He's also cut a spaceship in half and dealt with a black hole.

He'd lose a saber fight, maybe. But under enough pressure, he's basically a god.
 

SotF

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#15
Christopher Robin said:
SotF said:
Tenchi would probably lose, and quickly at that. Revan is one of the most powerful force users recorded, and that list does not include the ones who have yanked Star Destroyers from orbit and tore the cores out of stars. Palpatine, who is on that list but a bit lower, could rip passageways into hyperspace that would directly threaten planets.

Precognition is a part of the standard Jedi and Sith power set, which makes it harder, then you add in the other abilities. Then you take that Tenchi has a human based if not primarily human biology which opens up countless other areas of attack that could shut him down.
I feel I should point out, when Z blew up part of Earth (aiming for Tenchi) Tenchi instantly moved himself into outer space to dodge. Without realizing it had even happened. He's also cut a spaceship in half and dealt with a black hole.

He'd lose a saber fight, maybe. But under enough pressure, he's basically a god.
Godlike power does not trump precognition mixed with power to pretty much kill or incapacitate with a thought. Especially as Tenchi seems just as susceptible to things like strokes.


Also as Revan is supposedly in the TOP tiers of Force Users, if he was using the larger powers (Force Storm, Supernova, and the like) it becomes even more scary. Being able to induce supernovas, tear holes in space between systems, and rip planets apart.

Against a weaker force user, Tenchi would have a chance, or even a possible advantage. However with the top tiers, you have to remember that they are terrifyingly powerful and capable of widespread destruction on insane scales.
 
#16
SotF said:
Being able to induce supernovas, tear holes in space between systems, and rip planets apart.
If he can survive a blackhole, I'm not sure a supernova could do him in.

And as to ripping planets apart... what did I JUST SAY? Z blew away like half the planet just by pointing at it, and Tenchi dodged it. Without even knowing he was under attack, he just moved out to space. In fact, even after reappearing, he had no idea what had happened.

And where the hell are you getting the idea people can do that with the Force? I haven't read all (most of) the EU, but that's too much. Even Nihilus didn't rip any planets apart so much as eat their lifeforce.
 

SotF

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#17
Christopher Robin said:
SotF said:
Being able to induce supernovas, tear holes in space between systems, and rip planets apart.
If he can survive a blackhole, I'm not sure a supernova could do him in.

And as to ripping planets apart... what did I JUST SAY? Z blew away like half the planet just by pointing at it, and Tenchi dodged it. Without even knowing he was under attack, he just moved out to space. In fact, even after reappearing, he had no idea what had happened.

And where the hell are you getting the idea people can do that with the Force? I haven't read all (most of) the EU, but that's too much. Even Nihilus didn't rip any planets apart so much as eat their lifeforce.
The planets happened a few times if I'm remembering right. Then you have things like Flow Walking which lets the force user mess with the time stream when they want to do so.

For the planets, Palpatine pulled that off by opening a tear in hyperspace inside it.

Star Wars has a few creatures that are on yet another scale of power as well.
 
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