Vodo-Siosk Baas vs Naga Sadow

Neutral grounds. They fight, who wins?

Vodo.

I was pondering this recently. Not a bad fight. Having a poisoned sword opposed to a wooden stick which needs to be actively augmented at all times seems like a decent edge.

Vodo did acquit himself well against Kun, weathering strikes that can smash apart a thick wall of Beskar. So this can really go either way.

Baas. Sadow was struggling against a sub-brick opponent

Sadow

Vodo.

SithArchaeologist wrote:Sadow

Interesting. Do you mind explaining how?

Yeah, I never really understood the hype around the ancient Sith like Sadow, Ragnos, and Kressh. Their showings always seemed rather lackluster to me and their accolades weren't anything to write home about either. Not necessarily saying he'd lose to Vodo, but I too would like to hear what Sadow is packing in general.

mastercilghal wrote:Baas. Sadow was struggling against a sub-brick opponent

Cilghal, I know you are a rather new and inexperienced debater but this is common knowledge and it's rather embarrassing you think Ludo's brick feat is bad. Consider the following. Per Fact Files the brick hitting Ludo caused a ripple big enough to effect all future Sith, causing them to make dumb decisions and lose.

When the brick hit Ludo a wave of pure energy released from the force so huge that it shook the very universe itself and impacted future Sith Lords, dooming them all to failure.

-Fact file #50000000000000000

So you see, you are quite simply wrong. The brick would demolish all of SW with its power, even the mighty Sheev was terrified of it, and chose to throw it into the sun as a result.

Sheev, upon learning of the location of the brick and sensing it's universal power accidentally pissed his pants and chose to throw it into the sun, where it remains to this day, impossible to destroy but contained, no longer capable of releasing a death wave that could desecrate the entire universe.

-Fact file #50000000000000000

Give how Ludo could survive contact with such epic power I think it's likely Sadow curbstomps.

@Azronger Care to address the above arguments put out for Sadow?

@DC77 No.

Azronger wrote:@DC77 No.

Ngl this got a chuckle out of me.

As for Sadow, I'm mostly basing this off of his general hype, though I admit Baas' performance against Kun might edge him the win. We can scale Sadow off Kressh as well. Kressh's gauntlet was extraordinarily powerful, as we're all aware, and his tomb even a thousand years after his death contained a massive Dark Side presence capable of causing the pre-prime Exile full-on and lengthy hallucinations.

@Azronger Why?

DC77 wrote:

mastercilghal wrote:Baas. Sadow was struggling against a sub-brick opponent

Cilghal, I know you are a rather new and inexperienced debater but this is common knowledge and it's rather embarrassing you think Ludo's brick feat is bad. Consider the following. Per Fact Files the brick hitting Ludo caused a ripple big enough to effect all future Sith, causing them to make dumb decisions and lose.

When the brick hit Ludo a wave of pure energy released from the force so huge that it shook the very universe itself and impacted future Sith Lords, dooming them all to failure.

-Fact file #50000000000000000

So you see, you are quite simply wrong. The brick would demolish all of SW with its power, even the mighty Sheev was terrified of it, and chose to throw it into the sun as a result.

Sheev, upon learning of the location of the brick and sensing it's universal power accidentally pissed his pants and chose to throw it into the sun, where it remains to this day, impossible to destroy but contained, no longer capable of releasing a death wave that could desecrate the entire universe.

-Fact file #50000000000000000

Give how Ludo could survive contact with such epic power I think it's likely Sadow curbstomps.

Like I said on Discord, these kinds of sources are only valid if you can convincingly forge them in the form of a screenshot.

Baas

Baas since temporarily matching Kun >>> Stalemating Kressh.