SWTOR Knights of the Fallen Empire Chapter II: A Dream of Empire Story Choices and Dialogue

• Valkorion: I have always loved the stars.
• I knew you weren’t dead. A Player: Your death was too good to be true. You can’t fool me.
  • Valkorion: Deception was not my desire. You deserve truth.
  • OR Valkorion: You are much more than merely a Jedi.
  • OR Valkorion: To call you Sith is to ignore your true self.
  • OR OR OR Valkorion: You cannot wield the Force, yet you triumph over powers far greater.
  • Valkorion: You have earned my respect. I followed you here so we might speak undisturbed.
    • You’ve changed. Player: You’ve changed.
    • Player: You’re not the same Emperor I fought on Dromund Kaas or Ziost.
      • Valkorion: Everything changes. You most of all.
    • Player: Do you finally see the futility of the dark side?
      • Valkorion: I have evolved beyond light and dark. So will you.
    • Player: The true Emperor follows no one. You are not him.
      • Valkorion: You focus too much on the past. All things evolve.
    • Player: You’ve grown quite humble. Do you finally accept my superiority?
      • Valkorion: I accept the need for change–and so must you.
    • OR OR OR Player: You’re not the same lunatic I fought back on Ziost.
      • Valkorion: I am, and am not. Change overtakes us all in the end.
    • Too bad–I’m not listening. Player: I don’t have time for you.
      • Valkorion: On the contrary, time is all you have. Use it to evolve.
    • Are you flirting with me? Player: You’re not planning to propose, are you?
      • Valkorion: Do not play the fool. The galaxy changes and we must change with it.
• Get out of my mind. Player: Get out of my mind.
  • Player: You won’t control me again. I’m stronger than I was back then.
    • Valkorion: Yes, I feel it.
  • Player: You can invade my mind, but I’ll never become one of your Children.
    • Valkorion: I no longer require a slave.
  • Player: I don’t know how you’re in my head, but I’ve got unlimited ammo here.
    • Valkorion: You have nothing to fear.
  • Player: My brain isn’t big enough for the both of us.
    • Valkorion: Then we must expand it.
  • Player: You can enter my mind, but I won’t bend to your will. I am no longer your Wrath.
    • Valkorion: You have always been more than a title.
  • Player: I always hoped I’d add your spirit to my collection.
    • Valkorion: I could say the same. This meeting is long overdue.
  • Player: You made a mistake getting inside my head. Just wait’ll you see my dreams.
    • Valkorion: I look forward to them.
  • Player: Just what I needed–one more mental stowaway to ignore.
    • Valkorion: You do have a crowded mind.
• [[[You kneeled before Valkorion.]]] What about our deal? Player: You can stargaze later. We had an agreement.
  • Valkorion: Patience. We can still achieve what I promised.
  • OR Valkorion: You are much more than merely a Jedi.
  • OR Valkorion: To call you Sith is to ignore your true self.
  • OR OR OR Valkorion: You cannot wield the Force, yet you triumph over powers far greater.
• [[[You refused to kneel before Valkorion.]]] Maybe a star can kill you. Player: The next time we fight I’ll drop you into one of them. See if that finishes you off.
  • Valkorion: You would not be the first to try, but you could be the first to succeed.
  • OR Valkorion: You are much more than merely a Jedi.
  • OR Valkorion: To call you Sith is to ignore your true self.
  • OR OR OR Valkorion: You cannot wield the Force, yet you triumph over powers far greater.

Part 2

Jedi Knight

• Valkorion: Your true believers. You gave their lives purpose and meaning.
• Valkorion: A lost soldier….
• Valkorion: A mechanical servant….
• Valkorion: A doubting Jedi….
• Valkorion: The broken healer…
• Valkorion: And the unrepentant traitor.
• Valkorion: They were useful when you did not know yourself. But now, you are complete.
• [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] Not without my true love. Player: I thought you knew all my secrets. You didn’t know I fell in love?
  • OR Valkorion: You violated your Jedi Code. Impressive.
  • Valkorion: Love withers when it is neglected. Left alone too long, love will seek another.
    • Player: We’ll be together again.
• NOT [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] Nothing beats a good team-up. Player: Even a powerful Jedi is better when they have allies they can count on.
  • Valkorion: Yours already forget you.
  • Player: You want to isolate me. It won’t work.
  • [Call out to your allies.] Player: Over here!
    • Valkorion: What will that accomplish?
    • Player: I can stop talking to you.
  • I’d replace some if I could. Player: Not all of us belong together. I’m not sure why they stay.
    • Valkorion: You admit the truth.

Jedi Consular

• Valkorion: The Barsen’thor’s loyal crew. Strange company for a Warden of the Order.
• Valkorion: There’s the bestial seeker….
• Valkorion: A dissolute gambler….
• Valkorion: The spiteful revolutionary….
• Valkorion: A foolish idealist….
• Valkorion: And your naive acolyte.
• Valkorion: Why do you keep them? Is it obligation, pity, or simple inertia?
• [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] For one of them, it’s love. Player: Some bonds run deeper than any of those things. I found love with one of them.
• NOT [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] The Force brought us together. Player: I follow the will of the Force where it leads. It guided me to join them.
  • Valkorion: And if the Force pulls you apart again, what then?
    • Player: I will accept that if I must.
• [Call out to your allies.] Player: Over here!
• I’d replace some if I could. Player: Not all of us belong together. I’m not sure why they stay.

Trooper

• Valkorion: Your Havoc Squad. Its members followed you beyond all reason.
• Valkorion: A mindless patriot….
• Valkorion: The bitter survivor….
• Valkorion: A self-righteous defector…
• Valkorion: The scheming manipulator….
• Valkorion: And a perpetual outsider.
• Valkorion: What becomes of soldiers without their leader? Warriors who lose their cause?
• [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] One of them loves me. Player: Love keeps me fighting when nothing else will.
• NOT [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] They still have a cause. Player: Havoc Squad’s mission hasn’t changed. They’ll keep fighting.
  • Valkorion: Like machines executing a program. You are better than that.
    • Player: A commander’s nothing without troops. We rely on each other.
• [Call out to your allies.] Player: Over here!
• I’d replace some if I could. Player: Not all of us belong together. I’m not sure why they stay.

Smuggler

• Valkorion: Your misfit crew. They aspire to your example but are merely shadows.
• Valkorion: Your dutiful beast….
• Valkorion: The sentimental gunman….
• Valkorion: An apathetic monarch…
• Valkorion: The artless fraud….
• Valkorion: And a forsaken avenger.
• Valkorion: You have no use for them.
• [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] Being in love counts, right? Player: I share a bunk with one. That’s been pretty useful.
• NOT [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] They’re loyal. That’s enough. Player: I trust them to watch my back. Besides, they make me look good.
  • Valkorion: Without you they are nothing.
    • Player: Which is why I’m sure they’re coming up with a plan to spring me.
• [Call out to your allies.] Player: Over here!
• I’d replace some if I could. Player: Not all of us belong together. I’m not sure why they stay.

Sith Warrior

• Valkorion: Your servants. They cling to you like parasites on a predator.
• Valkorion: The homicidal savage….
• Valkorion: Your thieving slave….
• Valkorion: The smiling betrayer….
• Light-side Jaesa Valkorion: A deluded Jedi….
• Dark-Side Jaesa  Valkorion: A debased apprentice….
• Valkorion: And a reckless malcontent.
• Valkorion: You suffered their existence for years. Even those who earned death.
• [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] One earned my love. Player: One feeds my passion more than all the others combined.
  • Valkorion: Passion fades with distance.
• NOT [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] Even traitors have their uses. Player: Most are loyal. I keep those who aren’t as a reminder to never lower my guard.
  • Valkorion: I once thought as you. It served me poorly.
  • Player: They will not fail me. I will be freed from this prison.
• [Call out to your allies.] Player: Over here!
• I’d replace some if I could. Player: Not all of us belong together. I’m not sure why they stay.

Sith Inquisitor

• Valkorion: Your acolytes. Rungs on the ladder of your ascent.
• Valkorion: The ageless fiend….
• Valkorion: An embittered pirate….
• Valkorion: An impure Jedi….
• Valkorion: Your worshipful academic….
• Valkorion: And a bloodthirsty zealot.
• Valkorion: They outlived their purpose long ago, yet you permit them to live.
• [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] One is my lover. Player: I’m not yet in the habit of murdering those I love. Call me sentimental.
• NOT [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] They may yet be useful. Player: Clever Sith keep their allies close. You never know when you’ll need a sacrifice.
  • Valkorion: You think you need them. You do not.
  • Player: I’ll decide that myself.
• [Call out to your allies.] Player: Over here!
• I’d replace some if I could. Player: Not all of us belong together. I’m not sure why they stay.

Bounty Hunter

• Valkorion: Your mercenary crew. They follow you out of self-interest.
• Valkorion: A cowardly scoundrel….
• Valkorion: A naive wanderer….
• Valkorion: The glory-seeking orphan….
• Valkorion: The Mandalorian pretender….
• Valkorion: And a brutish psychopath.
• Valkorion: You no longer need that outlaw band. You never did.
• [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] There’s one I love. Player: Maybe not all of them, but I’ve got someone special.
• NOT [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] They have their uses. Player: I pay them to watch my back.
  • Valkorion: Not anymore.
  • Player: They’ll find me if they know what’s good for them.
• [Call out to your allies.] Player: Over here!
• I’d replace some if I could. Player: Not all of us belong together. I’m not sure why they stay.

Imperial Agent

• Valkorion: Your conspirators. It is difficult to imagine a less trustworthy crew.
• Valkorion: A wanted fugitive….
• Valkorion: An alienated diplomat….
• Valkorion: A charming sociopath….
• Valkorion: The unassuming monster….
• Valkorion: And an amoral machine.
• Valkorion: Tell me, do they hope to rescue you… or confirm your demise?
• [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] At least one of them loves me. Player: I know one who wants me back alive. We’re in love.
• NOT [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story?]]] Either way, they’re useful. Player: It’s a bit of both. That’s why we work together so well.
  • Valkorion: You see them clearly.
  • Player: Are you insulting my colleagues for a reason?
• [Call out to your allies.] Player: Over here!
• I’d replace some if I could. Player: Not all of us belong together. I’m not sure why they stay.

• Valkorion: Each day they drift further out of reach. Without a center to hold… without us… the galaxy and all within it spiral into chaos.
• Player: What’s happening to me….
• Valkorion: The carbon freezing was imperfect. Your body is poisoned. Dying.
• Valkorion: Old foes have come to take your life.
• Nightmares can’t hurt me. Player: I’m not afraid. None of this is real.
  • • Valkorion: Illusions can kill.
    • Valkorion: If you want to live, you must fight.
• They’ll fail. Player: I beat them before. I’ll do it again.
• Come on, then! Player: I’m tired of talking. You want a fight? I’m ready!
  • Valkorion: Yes. Good.

Part 4

• OR Valkorion: You spent your life walking the Jedi path. This is where it led. Was it worth the journey?
  • OR I will not fear the future. Player: The way of the Jedi is not about reward or regret. And I haven’t lost my companions yet.
  • OR Not if I lose my friends. Player: The Order warns against forming attachments, but I can’t let them die.
  • Enough of this nonsense. Player: You changed your face and voice, but you still speak in riddles. You’re wasting my time.
• Valkorion: This is a soldier’s fate. You can join them, or choose a better destiny.
  • That’s not how war works. Player: Only cowards choose how they die. Soldiers accept their fate.
  • Havoc Squad deserves better. Player: I’ve never been afraid to die. But I want my people to live.
  • Enough of this nonsense. Player: You changed your face and voice, but you still speak in riddles. You’re wasting my time.
• Valkorion: You can escape their fate if you dare to be more than a criminal.
  • I see no reason to change. Player: I like being a criminal. It’s kind of my thing.
  • What are you playing at? Player: I know a con when I hear one. What’s your game, old man?
  • Enough of this nonsense. Player: You changed your face and voice, but you still speak in riddles. You’re wasting my time.
• OR Valkorion: The old ways held you back. You barely tapped your true potential. It is time you are unleashed.
  • OR I couldn’t agree more. Player: I know what I should be. If you have a plan, let’s hear it.
  • OR Never doubt my power. Player: Do not presume to know me. My power is beyond your imagination.
  • Enough of this nonsense. Player: You changed your face and voice, but you still speak in riddles. You’re wasting my time.
• Valkorion: You have always been superior to everyone around you. Even them. Release your past. Become greater.
  • I can’t get any greater. Player: I’m already the best. Always have been, always will be.
  • With you? Not interested. Player: This is why you don’t have any friends. Some jobs aren’t worth taking.
  • Enough of this nonsense. Player: You changed your face and voice, but you still speak in riddles. You’re wasting my time.
• Valkorion: You have unlimited power to change reality. Choose to become something greater than you are now.
  • Go ahead, tell me how. Player: We both wield power from the shadows. What do you offer that I don’t already have?
  • I’m on to your game. Player: Never try to manipulate someone like me. It always backfires.
  • Enough of this nonsense. Player: You changed your face and voice, but you still speak in riddles. You’re wasting my time.
• Valkorion: Haha….

Part 5

Republic

• Valkorion: Your Republic will not save you, Jedi. It is a cradle of corruption. I never understood how you could serve politicians.
  • I serve the people. Player: I defend peace and justice. Protect the innocent from harm.
    • Valkorion: And they squander your sacrifice. Why continue to help? What do you hope to achieve?
      • Player: It’s never been about me.
        • Valkorion: Perhaps it should be.

• Valkorion: You spent your life taking orders from cowardly politicians. Such a waste.
  • I defend the Republic. Player: I protect free worlds from scum like you. No regrets about that.
    • Valkorion: Your Republic is an empty ideal. Its people cannot appreciate your service.
      • Player: I don’t fight for a parade.
        • Valkorion: You deserve better than empty gestures.
• Valkorion: You made your fortune in this corrupt Republic. But money cannot save you now.
  • I have connections, too. Player: You’re forgetting all my friends in high places. They’ll get me out of this.
    • Valkorion: Saresh and her cowards? To them you are a crude implement, easily cast aside.
      • Player: Now you’re just being hurtful.
        • Valkorion: Pain brings clarity. Embrace it, Captain.
• Valkorion: You Jedi cultivate detachment, and yet you lay down your lives to preserve this place.
  • I protect many civilizations. Player: The knowledge and cultures of a thousand worlds gather here. They’re well worth defending.
    • Valkorion: They would not return that favor. The Republic shunned your Order after the Sacking of Coruscant.
      • Player: People were afraid, but things changed.
        • Valkorion: They will change again. That is the way of things.
• Stop following me. Player:
  • OR Player: You’re slow on the uptake. I’ll spell it out for you: Leave. Me. Alone.
  • Valkorion: I offer help. You seek shelter you do not need.
  • OR Player: Stand aside. I will not be swayed from my path.
• You’re controlling this dream. Player: I didn’t choose to come here. You brought me. Why?
  • Valkorion: You control more than you think. I follow your lead.

• Valkorion: There is greatness in you that cannot be denied. You are a far superior leader to any Chancellor.
• This isn’t a dictatorship. Player: I won’t bother explaining democracy to a Sith.
  • Valkorion: I am no Sith. And democracy is overrated.
  • Valkorion: This Republic is not worth saving any more than my Empire. We have a greater purpose.
  • You mean Zakuul? Player: To take back your Eternal Throne?
    • Valkorion: You failed to defend their home. They will not forgive you.
      • OR This is a test of my Code. Player: I only fail when fear controls me.
        • Valkorion: Republic… Empire… The Eternal Throne conquers all. You cannot stop it. Save yourself.
      • I won’t battle civilians. Player: Right or wrong, I’m not firing on my own people.
      • Just my luck. Player: I take the fall for your kid’s temper tantrum. Figures.
      • Get back, people! Player: Don’t come any closer!
        • Valkorion: They will not listen. They want you dead.
      • None of this is happening. Player: I’m not afraid of them. It’s just a bad dream.
        • Valkorion: But the carbonite poisoning is quite real.
• ( OR OR OR ) [[[Did you refuse to kneel before Valkorion, and are a Republic class?]]] There is no “we”. Player: If you think we’re joining forces, you’re insane.
  • Valkorion: Am I?
• ( OR OR OR ) [[[Did you kneel before Valkorion, and are a Republic class?]]] I know. Player: Then let’s join forces like we planned on Zakuul.
  • Valkorion: First, you must survive.
• The Republic is worth saving. Player: I’m loyal to the Republic. Nothing you show me will change that.
  • Valkorion: You refuse to see the truth. It will cost you.
• OR Power doesn’t interest Jedi. Player: I’m not one of your Sith. You can’t tempt me with power.
  • OR Valkorion: You have all the power you require. What you lack is focus.
• Politics don’t interest me. Player: My place is on the front lines, not behind some desk.
  • Valkorion: Every soldier needs a cause worth fighting for.
• You want me to run for office? Player: You applying to be my campaign manager?
  • Valkorion: A new order must replace this one. Why not yours?
• I should be in charge. Player: If I controlled the Republic, we wouldn’t be having this conversation. You’d be dead.
  • Valkorion: Perhaps. But we share a vision of how things could be.

Imperial

• OR OR Valkorion: Our failed Empire. You were always superior to the murderous fools in charge here.
  • Destroying them pleases me. Player: I enjoy ending their lives when they fail.
    • Valkorion: You could be more than an executioner. You could rule.
      • Player: And spend my days fighting those who would steal my rightful place.
        • Valkorion: You understand what is required. There is nothing to fear.
        • Valkorion: The Dark Council… Imperial Intelligence… Mandalorians… all fail. You alone find victory.
          • But now I’m imprisoned. Player: I’m trapped in carbonite, dying of poison, and talking to you. This doesn’t feel like winning.
            • Valkorion: A worm enters a chrysalis to grow wings. It never crawls again–and never looks back.
            • Valkorion: This Empire is not worth saving, and the Republic is not worth destroying. There is a greater purpose awaiting us.
              • You mean Zakuul. Player: You want to take back your Eternal Throne.
                • Valkorion: They want someone to blame for their defeat. They choose you.
                  • The Empire won’t be defeated. Player: Your inbred children will never conquer Dromund Kaas.
                    • Valkorion: Empire… Republic… Both fall before the Eternal Throne. You cannot stop what is to come. Save yourself.
                  • Dreams don’t frighten me. Player: I won’t waste my strength fighting things that aren’t real.
                    • Valkorion: These are not illusions.
                  • If they want to die, fine. Player: Let them come. It’s their funeral.
                    • Valkorion: Theirs or yours. Only you can decide that. Choose quickly.
              • End of Conversation
          • ( OR OR OR ) [[[Did you refuse to kneel before Valkorion, and are an Imperial class?]]] We’re not allies. Player: I don’t need allies. Especially cagey beasts like you.
            • Valkorion: Is that so?
          • ( OR OR OR ) [[[Did you refuse to kneel before Valkorion, and are an Imperial class?]]] I’m listening. Player: I already agreed to join you.
            • Valkorion: I have not forgotten.
          • The Empire is worth saving. Player: The Empire is stronger than you think. I won’t abandon my home.
            • Valkorion: Do not let sentiment cloud reality.
    • My destiny is unfulfilled. Player:
    • Player: Victory won’t be mine until the last Jedi falls at my feet.
      • Valkorion: The Jedi Order is not your concern. Leave their defeat to another.
    • Player: I won’t be satisfied until the Empire is under my complete control.
      • Valkorion: Old ambitions will not sate your appetite.
    • Player: The hunt never ends. There’s always a bigger score.
      • Valkorion: Then chase something worthy of you.
    • Player: I’ve only begun to spin my web of influence.
      • Valkorion: To trap whom?
  • Not while you’re still alive. Player: I’ll feel better when you’re gone for good.
    • Valkorion: I am not your enemy. I will help you see.
  • Someday they’ll all be dead. Player: They underestimate me. That will be their downfall.
    • Valkorion: You sat on the Dark Council, but you never belonged with petty tyrants.
      • Player: I climbed out of your slave pits to the top of the Empire. I rather like the view.
        • Valkorion: We must broaden your horizons.
  • And they all know it. Player: A fact I remind them of every chance I get.
    • Valkorion: A mind–a will–like yours should not remain in the shadows. Your name should be exalted.
      • Player: It’s known and feared by the right people.
        • Valkorion: To inspire fear is useful. To inspire hope… that is true power.
  • I could make the Empire great. Player: This Empire failed because of you. Someone like me could lead it to victory.
    • Valkorion: Do not waste time following the path of Marr and Malgus. There is no redemption here.
  • Then why are we here? Player: What’s the point of wallowing in your biggest failure?
    • Valkorion: To prove a point.
• Valkorion: My failed Empire. You never belonged here, clawing through filth for murderous bureaucrats.
  • It wasn’t all bad. Player: It paid the bills. Sometimes I even had fun.
    • Valkorion: It wasted your talents. There is more to life–to you–than credits and contracts.
      • Player: Yeah–reputation. Even your Sith fear my name.
        • Valkorion: As they should. The Force has no power over you.
  • Then why are we here? Player: What’s the point of wallowing in your biggest failure?

Part 6

The player fights a Vision of the Past enemy. They are different for each class.

• Jedi Knight: Satele Shan
• Jedi Consular: Satele Shan
• Trooper: Geenral Garza
• Smuggler: Nok Drayen
• Sith Warrior: Darth Marr
• Sith Inquisitor: Darth Marr
• Bounty Hunter: Mand’alore
• Imperial Agent: Darth Jadus

• OR Valkorion: No authority but your own, no obligation but to yourself. Do not be afraid. Admit how good it feels.
  • OR No. I feel sick. Player: Grandmaster Satele is the heart of the Jedi Order. I would never strike her down.
    • OR Valkorion: You refuse to admit your truth. So be it.
    • End of Conversation
  • OR Yes, this feels right. Player: Grandmaster Satele failed the Jedi Order. I should have struck her down long ago.
    • OR Valkorion: You are ready for the future.
  • OR OR OR Am I seeing the future? Player: These visions… are they real? Will Coruscant fall?
    • OR OR OR Valkorion: What does it matter?
• Valkorion: The corrupted patriot. In the end, victory was more important to her than the people she served.
  • You didn’t know her. Player: No. She made hard decisions, but she cared about her people.
    • Valkorion: Still playing the lap dog? So be it.
  • She deserved to die. Player: You have no idea how long I’ve wanted to do that.
    • Valkorion: You are no longer bound by orders. The future is yours to decide.
  • OR OR OR Am I seeing the future? Player: These visions… are they real? Will Coruscant fall?
• Valkorion: You do not belong to the Republic any more than he did. You have always lived outside the law.
  • What’s your point? Player: What’s a dead man got to do with this?
    • Valkorion: The galaxy is shaped by the dead. You must learn from their failures.
  • I belong to no one but myself. Player: You’re right. But I don’t belong to you either.
    • Valkorion: When it comes to your future, your will is law. Not mine.
  • OR OR OR Am I seeing the future? Player: These visions… are they real? Will Coruscant fall?
• OR Valkorion: Did it please you to kill him yourself? I sensed you felt cheated when I disposed of him.
  • OR He deserved to live. Player: Wrong. I respected Marr. He led the Empire with honor.
    • OR Valkorion: There is no honor in fighting for a lost cause.
  • OR It’s true, I did. Player: Marr was weak. I always knew he’d die for my pleasure someday.
    • OR Valkorion: You have released your past. You are ready.
  • You’re enjoying all this. Player: This dream is a big joke to you, isn’t it?
    • Valkorion: I seek only to open your eyes.
    • Valkorion: The great Mandalore. Just another obstacle in your path to be swept aside.
  • [[[Did you become a Mandalorian, as a Bounty Hunter?]]] I admired him. Player: He was an honorable warrior. Something you wouldn’t understand.
    • Valkorion: He was a glorified thug. You must aspire to be more.
  • [[[Did you refuse to become a Mandalorian, as a Bounty Hunter?]]] I wish it was really him. Player: The Pubs put a fortune on the top Mando’s head. Too bad this is a dream.
    • Valkorion: You joke of credits and ignore the truth of your own power.
  • The real Mandalore is tougher. Player: I’m good, but it’d take more than just me to drop Mandalore.
    • Valkorion: False modesty has no place here. If you wish to survive, own your power.
  • You’re enjoying all this. Player: This dream is a big joke to you, isn’t it?
• Valkorion: Darth Jadus. The best Sith my Empire ever produced, but still deeply flawed–and no match for you.
  • Spare me your false flattery. Player: Your appeals to my ego are tedious. That isn’t the real Jadus.
    • Valkorion: You must see beyond your limited perception.
  • He never was. Player: Fanatics are led by their egos. I always knew Jadus would follow his straight into my crosshair.
    • Valkorion: You claim your power. You are close, now.
  • You’re enjoying all this. Player: This dream is a big joke to you, isn’t it?

Part 7

• Valkorion: Ziost. The world where everything changed. For me, you… the galaxy.
• Player: You killed every living being here.
• Valkorion: They died opening my eyes to the truth. I have passed beyond death’s reach.
  • That’s a lie. Player: Everything dies. Even you.
    • Valkorion: Our flesh is not who we are. Voices… Hands… Children… I no longer require those crude vessels. At long last I am truly free.
      • You murdering lunatic. Player: Your freedom cost millions of innocent lives. You’re nothing but a monster.
        • Valkorion: I am a part of you, now more than ever.
        • Valkorion: I have done all I can to preserve your life.
        • Player: Why would you do that?
        • Valkorion: You are a part of me I wish to keep.
        • Valkorion: I cannot save you unless you want to live.
          • I don’t need your help. Player:
            • OR Player: There is no death. There is only the Force.
              • Valkorion: Show me.
            • OR OR Player: I can take this heap of slag alone.
            • OR Player: Sith do not beg for rescue. Through passion, I gain strength.
            • Player: I will decide my fate, not you.
          • Share your power with me. Player: You can destroy it. Help me.
            • Valkorion: Not yet. But soon….
  • That makes one of us. Player: Will you be free when the carbonite poisoning kills me?
    • Valkorion: Perhaps. But that is not my goal.
  • What do you want? Player: You choose to visit me. Why?
    • Valkorion: Our story is not finished.
  • You have my attention… Player:
    • OR OR Player: Care to put that claim to the test?
      • Valkorion: You will not be disappointed.
    • Player: That’s a secret I’d be interested in–if I believed you.
      • Valkorion: It is your nature to doubt. I will convince you.
    • OR OR OR Player: Both Jedi and Sith have sought immortality. What makes you the exception?
      • Valkorion: I am not hindered by the teachings of failures.
  • Show me your truth, too. Player: I could use a little immortality before I die of carbon poisoning. Teach me.
    • Valkorion: Perhaps one day I will.

Part 8

The player fights the monolith.

Part 9

• Valkorion: You are the only one who has ever matched my will to survive.
• I live to see this war’s end. Player: It’s not about survival. I have a war to win.
  • Valkorion: No. It ended long ago.
  • End of Conversation
• We’re nothing alike. Player: Stop comparing yourself to me.
  • Valkorion: You cannot deny we share a common foe.
• Don’t touch me. Player: Get away. I can’t kill you, but I’ll find a way to hurt you.
  • Valkorion: You resist the inevitable. It is time you faced reality.

Part 10

• Valkorion: The Eternal Throne. The new seat of power in the galaxy.
• Player: It can’t be. I’ve only been gone–
• Valkorion: Longer than you think. Zakuul has surpassed my expectations. The most powerful fleet in history, and an army of guardians who know the Force is more than light or dark.
• Valkorion: But my children… my children abuse their power.
  • I’m surprised you have family. Player:
    • Player: Real children? Not puppets enslaved to your will?
    • Player: They aren’t like your “Children” I fought before. They have free will.
    • Player: You were bad enough alone. We didn’t need your relatives.
    • Player: Never pegged you as a family man. Maybe it was all the planet-killing.
    • Player: You sired offspring–and forgot that dynasties are built on the bones of their founders.
    • Player: This is why Sith shouldn’t reproduce. Killing an apprentice is hard enough.
    • Player: How’d a charmer like you make babies? Cloning?
    • Player: If you’re so immortal, why go to the trouble of reproduction?
      • Valkorion: Abandoning my past let me experience pleasures I denied myself before. I have known love on Zakuul. Who knows? Even you may find it.
      • You don’t know what love is. Player: The only thing you love is power.
        • Valkorion: I care about more than you know.
        • Valkorion: We must deal with my errant son and daughter before they ruin everything.
        • So that’s why you’re with me. Player: I knew you wanted something. You can’t stop them alone.
          • Valkorion: They are deadly–and worse, lack discipline.
          • Valkorion: Do not underestimate their threat. It will take both of us to undo the damage they can inflict.
            • OR OR OR OR OR Player: Your daughter sees me.
            • OR Player: Your daughter’s giving me the eye.
              • Valkorion: Vaylin was always my favorite.
              • Arcann: What is it?
              • Valkorion: Interesting.
                • • • Vaylin, I need your help. Player:
                      • Player: The Force guides us both, Vaylin. You must free me from the carbonite.
                      • Player: Lady, if you can hear me… I need out of the carbonite right now.
                      • Player: Your father isn’t much help. Maybe you can get me out of the carbonite….
                      • Player: Hear my voice, child. Free me now, and I may be merciful.
                      • Player: That’s right, focus on me. I want out of that carbonite tomb.
                      • Player: Hey, I’m talking to you. Get me out of the carbonite.
                      • Player: You can hear too, yes? I demand you free me from the carbonite.
                      • Player: Hear my voice, Vaylin. Release me from the carbonite while there’s time.
                    • She keeps secrets from him. Player: Your daughter doesn’t trust your son.
                      • Valkorion: She trusts no one.
                    • No, it’s just an illusion. Player: It’s an entertaining nightmare, but that’s all.
                      • Valkorion: No, it is more.
        • OR I have. Lots of times. Player: I’ve had more than my share of lovers.
        • Valkorion: Temporary comforts. I speak of something higher.
        • OR OR OR OR OR [[[Did you marry your companion in the class story, and are not a Smuggler or Bounty Hunter?]]] I already found love. Player: I committed my life to someone. Your children forced us apart.
          • Valkorion: A reunion may yet be possible.
        • OR OR OR OR OR NOT [[[Did you not marry your companion in the class story, and are not a Smuggler or Bounty Hunter?]]] I suppose there’s a chance. Player: Anything’s possible, but not while I’m in carbonite.
          • Valkorion: It is something to consider.
        • OR Jedi cannot love. Player: Love leads to attachment–and that leads to the dark side.
          • Valkorion: Your thinking remains limited. A pity.
        • OR OR OR OR OR Love doesn’t interest me. Player: I won’t find what I’m not looking for.
          • Valkorion: You may surprise yourself.
    • Zakuul must fall with them. Player:
      • OR OR OR Player: It’s not completely their fault. Zakuul is as corrupt as the Empire.
        • Valkorion: But the Eternal Fleet makes it infinitely more dangerous.
      • OR OR OR Player: I won’t stop with them. Your new empire won’t replace mine.
        • Valkorion: Zakuul is not your enemy. They are.
  • OR I can kill them, if you want. Player: They won’t go gently, but I guess you can always make more.
  • OR OR OR OR OR I’ll kill them. Player: You want me to end your bloodline. Consider it done.
  • They follow your example. Player: What did you expect? You’re their role model.
    • Valkorion: I was different here.
  • Where’s their mother? Player: Your wife isn’t around to keep them in line?
    • Valkorion: I made a mistake. I let her go.

Part 11