Darth Krayt vs Exar Kun

The Final Showdown wrote:They were deep in the monastery now. Even though it was in ruins, Obi-Wan could see how different it was from the Jedi Temple. Although the Sith monastery had the same goals - study and training - it was clear that this had been a place ruled by fear. The Temple had grand rooms, but it also had quiet spaces, light-filled classrooms, gardens. The Jedi believed that beauty was a part of the Force, and encouraged it. The sound of water, the play of light, the grace of a curving stairway - the Temple had been planned as a place of comfort as well as rigor.

The lines of this place were harsh. The walls were high, but narrowed slightly as they rose, in order to create a sense of being trapped. Angles were slightly off in a way that Obi-Wan realized was deliberate. The monastery was designed to intimidate, to keep beings off-balance. There were no openings to air or light. There was only cold gray stone, massive columns, hard floors. Amid the weeping stones, Obi-Wan could still feel the fear that had ruled there, the many beings who had come to learn evil, the ones who had come naively, hoping for some kind of enlightenment, and had been trapped by their own desires.

He shuddered. It was as though he could feel each wasted life. Each terrible death.

The rest of the Jedi were silent. He knew they felt it, too.

At last Ry-Gaul stepped through a doorway into what had once been a service bay. They saw Auben cowering behind the wreck of an ancient vehicle. Wordlessly, she pointed to the curved arch that led to the hangar.

The Final Showdown wrote:He paused by the wreckage of the vehicles that the mysterious Sith had moved so easily. There was a disturbance in the air, as though the dark energy of the Force still pulsed around the wall of debris. As if the Sith had vanished, but left a pool of his darkness behind.

He felt something new inside him, but he couldn't put a name to it. He looked out into the grayness of the valley, just visible past the dark outlines of his Master and the other Jedi as they conferred on the landing platform. He concentrated hard. What was he feeling?

A beating heart. A being out there - somewhere - reaching out to him? It wasn't a connection... it was a call. It was something he didn't want, but something that drew him, pulled him....

Granta Omega? Did he have the same connection as his Master did? He didn't think so. Not this time. It didn't feel right. It felt... bigger. Hidden.

The Sith.

Anakin faced out to the valley. He felt the cold wind blow against his face. The Sith was calling him.

Sith Archivist wrote:Kun stomps R1
Kun wins R2 in a good fight

Karness Muur > Karness Muur's spirit

HellfireUnit wrote:

Karness Muur > Karness Muur's spirit

Pure BS

Zenwolf wrote:I was speaking generally but alright. Yeah but Kun was on Yavin right? Which was a Nexus right? So wouldn't it not be a serious use of his power in that respect too if he was also amped? What I'm getting at is, I don't see how you justify a Force User being stronger later on off a Nexus than when they were on said Nexus unless they have feats which eclipse what they did on said Nexus.

If anything wouldn't it make more sense that a Nexus amplifies a Force User to their max or near their max potential? I mean you could also spin it that way too could you not? Unless of course they have feats which surpass what they did or if they get near the maximum potential they could do what they did off the Nexus.

So again is there some sort of justification or reasoning or whatever to suggest that a Force User as they grow in strength becomes stronger than what they were on a Nexus? Or is it just them becoming stronger on their base level when off of it?

KingofBlades wrote:Krayt ragdolls

LadyKulvax wrote:

Zenwolf wrote:I was speaking generally but alright. Yeah but Kun was on Yavin right? Which was a Nexus right? So wouldn't it not be a serious use of his power in that respect too if he was also amped? What I'm getting at is, I don't see how you justify a Force User being stronger later on off a Nexus than when they were on said Nexus unless they have feats which eclipse what they did on said Nexus.

If anything wouldn't it make more sense that a Nexus amplifies a Force User to their max or near their max potential? I mean you could also spin it that way too could you not? Unless of course they have feats which surpass what they did or if they get near the maximum potential they could do what they did off the Nexus.

So again is there some sort of justification or reasoning or whatever to suggest that a Force User as they grow in strength becomes stronger than what they were on a Nexus? Or is it just them becoming stronger on their base level when off of it?

Kun's power literally multiplies after Yavin IV. The wording Kun uses makes it clear that he'd have to go elsewhere and face Ulic to truly test his power. Which wouldn't make sense if his ship feat was amped to ungodly amounts.