Celeste Mourne runs the Revan Gauntlet

I'm not following. 

Anyway, do you think that Muur is more powerful in the flesh or in the spirit?

DarthAnt66 wrote:I'm not following. 

Anyway, do you think that Muur is more powerful in the flesh or in the spirit?

Based on feats, in the spirit, but we really don't know tbh, and I am not so good with the corporeal form debating, I need to learn more about that, because on the one hand, Kun is more powerful in his ghost form, on the other Ragnos is more powerful in his physical form.

OK. Well, unless Celeste+Muur is far more powerful than physical Muur alone (which I'm not necessarily rejecting), then Revan eviscerates effortlessly.

DarthAnt66 wrote:OK. Well, unless Celeste+Muur is far more powerful than physical Muur alone (which I'm not necessarily rejecting), then Revan eviscerates effortlessly.

Well, that's the thing, we can essentially double Muur's power levels and we don't know what Muur was capable in the flesh he is hyped up to be godly and powerful, but he really has nothing. His only quantifiable feats come from his spirit form so I don't know if we can even say that Physical Muur > Spirit Muur we simply do not know. That's my take on it at least.

Kun is canonically confirmed to be far more powerful in the flesh. Muur's willpower was the only thing oreserved in the Talisman.

Anyway, Muur gets to 3 and loses, Muur's spirit dies hard at 3.

Surik's vague statement really isn't much of a measure for anything and I really don't see why that's much of an indicator here anyway when Surik literally senses Revan's presence the moment she arrives on Dromund Kaas. Even if she is reliable, it's pre-mask novel Revan she's talking about.

I don't buy that Meetra sensed him. She says, "I can feel it," not "I can feel him," indicating she has a gut-feeling/intuition that he's somewhere here.

As she brought the ship in to land, she knew with a sudden and unshakable certainty that Revan was somewhere on this world.

"He's here, Tee-Three," she informed her companion, trying to contain her excitement. "I can feel it."

It's very clear to me that she's sensing Revan's presence on Dromund Kaas. It doesn't make much sense at all, in fact, otherwise.

But I'm surprised you have yet to come to the right conclusions that this implies.